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Hughes-Formerly Truehart’s Garden Center House, 23 College Highway |
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Dobridnio-Slowikowski, 36 College Highway, burned-rebuilt |
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Coleman-Perry, 38 College Highway, built 1805 |
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Coleman-Perry Farm, pictured-Dwight Coleman w/oxen, 38 College Highway |
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Frank Hannum-Golash, 64 College Highway |
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Pittsinger-Kaleta-Bayle, 119 College Highway, burned and rebuilt, (Nathan Lyman Riverdale?), |
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Barney Witherall-Szczypta, 68 College Highway corner Glendale |
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Slattery-DeDerduader, 80 College Highway, removed to Woodstock CT and restored 1976 |
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Hannum-Golash, pictured-Hannums Family, Frank (standing), Hatti, and Ellen, 64 College Highway |
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Banas-Trading Post Corner, 168 College Highway corner Pomeroy Meadow Rd., burned 1969. Pictured-Mrs. Crowell, Agnes, and Florence |
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Kingsley-Rathbun-Conant, 181 College Highway, (pictured-Frank Conant?) |
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Tyler-Miles, 202 College Highway, (Lewis Hannum Main St.?) |
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#1 School-Firestation, 204 College Highway, built 1863 |
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William Boyd House, 217 College Highway, burned 1914-rebuilt, (Billy Boyd-Don Madsen?), |
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Lyman and Boyd Store-Madsen Insurance, 211 College Highway, pictured-Frank Boyd and Stephen Lyman |
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Phineas King-Searle, 216 College Highway, built 1807, moved and rebuilt (rear of lot),(L. Gridley?) |
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Madsen Grain Store-Lawn Manicure Garage, 218 College Highway-rear house, background grain store and ice house |
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Graves-Murphy, 219 College Highway, burned 1915-rebuilt |
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Lora Paine-Wayne Real Estate, 220 College Highway corner Center, burned 1926-rebuilt |
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Bell-Maslowski, 221 College Highway, burned 1915-rebuilt |
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Congregational Church Parsonage, 222 College Highway, built 1841 |
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Fred Sherman-op. Library, 224 College Highway, burned 1915-rebuilt, 2-family house, |
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Carrier-Gosselin, 228 College Highway, sitting-Sadie Carrier, other |
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Ashael Chapman-Howland, 230 College Highway, built 1797, pictured-Florence or Edith Lyon |
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Ed Clark-Paley, 231 College Highway, built 1805, pictured-Healy girls |
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Sardis Chapman-George Clark, Clark-Chapman House-Southampton Historical Society, 234 College Highway, built 1827, pictured-Grace Spooner |
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Abner Peck-Pendergast, 242 College Highway, pictured-Dolly Searle Allen and Edith Peck Sherwood |
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Loomis-Sadlowski House, 243 College Highway, |
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Wolcott-Lowe, (Herb Lowe?), 254 College Highway, built 1845 |
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Gorton-Delisio, 271 College Highway |
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Red Mill on Mill Pond, Lyons-Stone-Howland, 285 College Highway |
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Lockville Hotel, Stone-Howland, built 1828, 286 College Highway |
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Strong-Martin Norris Farm, 306 College Highway |
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Larger view of Strong-Martin Norris Farm, 306 College Highway, barn burned 1948 |
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Gad Lyman-Safranka/Sefranka 324 College Highway, opposite golf course, built 1822 Ferrier family |
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Chas Lyman-Booth House, Lyman-golf course property, 339 College Highway, pictured-Lymans, Harold, Etta, Hazel, Mrs. C.B., Chas L. |
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Sholl-Carney, 379 College Highway, burned 1911, pictured-Sholl family |
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Sholl Family-children, back from left to right-Henry, Katherine, Gertrude, front from left to right-baby John, Christine, Phillip, parents?, came from Austria approx. 1895 |
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Majka-Wing, 415 College Highway, pictured-Chas Hastings?, (Earl Wing?) |
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Ranger-Weingart, 423 College Highway |
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Douglas-Miller House, 10 Douglas Road off College Highway near Westfield line |
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Broad view of Douglas-Miller property, 10 Douglas Road near Westfield line |
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Portrait of Wilfred Parsons and Dorothy Parsons Howland, 106 Clark Street |
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153 Pomeroy Meadow Rd., Flanagan-Kowal |
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Pomeroy-Green-Robbins, 176 Pomeroy Meadow Road |
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North Part School House #2, 121 Pomeroy Meadow Rd. corner Glendale, moved to Conant Park 1975 by Historical Commission, list of students on back?, teacher-Florence Hannum |
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Fowles-Fisher-Merritt, (Chas Fisher House?), 43 Pomeroy Meadow Rd., restored by Chas Fisher |
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Hannum-Beach-Konopka House, 59 Pomeroy Meadow Rd. |
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Fowles-Popielarz, (Bunny Fowles House?), 38 Pomeroy Meadow Rd. |
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Frary-Parsons, (Atherton Parson House?), 17 Pomeroy Meadow Rd., pictured-Arthur Frary, Frank Frary, Pocohontas Frary (horse or dog?) |
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Weeks-Clarence Hannum House, 51 Pomeroy Meadow Rd., pictured-George Foley, Austin Weeks |
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N(athan) Lyman-Mitchell-Rabidue, 9 Riverdale Rd. |
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Wolcott-Lohr, 66 Wolcott Rd. |
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Frary-White, 3 Rattle Hill Rd. corner Wolcott, burned-new house |
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Evans, 43 Rattle Hill Rd., burned 1934 |
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Bushey-Dave Johnston-Peer, 43 Rattle Hill Rd., burned and rebuilt |
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Marcyoniak, 50 Coleman Rd., people-Paul Schmidt, Frank Uneus, woman? |
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Yamilkowski-Malo, 4 Coleman Rd., pictured-Flora Lyman Jones |
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Lobudek, 37 White Loaf Road |
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Waite-Hall-Piper, 63 Gunn Road |
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(Camp)-Sudnick-Althoff, 20 Gunn Road |
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Broad view Wolcott-Lohr property, 66 Wolcott Rd. |
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Maria Lyman-Derosiers-(Brown?), 11 Fomer Rd., pictured-Maria Lyman? |
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Madsen-(Elwyn?) Fowles farm, 11 Gunn Road, |
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Elliot-Lownds, 33 Gunn Road |
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Stephen Derewicki, 60 Gunn Road, burned 1934-rebuilt |
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Waite-Hall-Piper, 63 Gunn Road |
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Ingalls Blacksmith Shop-now Hall’s farm/barn, 7 Center Street, built 1879, pictured-A.H. Ingalls, blacksmith, blacksmith shop built by Fred Warner, now Delbert Hall place |
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(Wolcott?)-Clark-Lambert House, Issac Wolcott House, 9 Center Street, built 1834,
1971-owned by the Lamberts |
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Clarence-Bill Gunn, 94 Pleasant (Bedlam) St., burned 1948-rebuilt |
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Bedlam School #3, 93 Pleasant St. (Bedlam), opposite Bill Gunn’s corner Gunn Rd. |
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Broad view of Bedlam School #3, moved to Park St. Easthampton |
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Approx. 60 Pleasant (Bedlam) St., unknown |
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Searle-Brown, 74 Pleasant St. (Bedlam), burned-rebuilt |
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Gideon Searle-Arthur Gunn-Stull House, 45 Pleasant St. (Bedlam), torn down-rebuilt |
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Nimocks-E. Bashista, 53 Pleasant Street (Bedlam), built 1842 |
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A. Pomeroy-Kleeberg, 190 Pomeroy Meadow Rd., built 1856 |
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E. Pomeroy-rented, 210 Pomeroy Meadow Rd., burned and rebuilt, |
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Hopni Searle-Chapman-Goodniss, 24 Pleasant Street (Bedlam), built 1833, |
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Wharton Searle-Girard, 30 Pleasant St. (Bedlam), pictured-Anthony Zavorski and son Maryane (?) |
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Chevallier-Johnson-O’Conner Farm, 20 Pleasant St. (Bedlam), pictured-possibly Lilla Frary (standing), Melissa Frary (sitting), Charles Frary (standing), Arthur Frary (lying) |
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Bert Chapman-Goodniss House, 24 Pleasant (Bedlam) St. |
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Miller-Popielarski, 40 Miller Rd., rebuilt |
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William S. Roger House, 105 Pomeroy Meadow Rd., built 1848, burned 1919, |
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Banner-Johnson, 50 Rattle Hill Rd., burned 1904-stone house built |
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Anderson-Banner, 61 Rattle Hill Rd., partially burned and rebuilt |
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Oliver Clark Jr.-Hendrick, 52 Cold Spring Rd., built 1793 |
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Jesse Finch place, 73 Glendale Rd. corner Cold Spring Rd., burned 1927 |
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Symmonds, 29 Lead Mine Road, burned 1928 |
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Stebbins-Bliss, 44 Lead Mine Road |
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See #88, Jesse was a blacksmith with a shop around the corner next to the North Part School, Boleslav Perzan & Stanley Ruszczyk to John Frederick Schumenn-1923, J.F. Schuman(sp?) to Bessie Rice-1926, pictured Jesse Finch? |
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Kingsley-Raymond farm, 145 Glendale Road, pictured-“Kingsley Sisters” |
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Ewing-Fournier Farm, 170 Glendale Road |
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See #93 |
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Dunford-Bernier, 178 Glendale Road Glendale Village, pictured-Kuhn family |
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Glendale Shop workers |
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Mill at Glendale Village, 181 Glendale Road, Elastics Fabric Co. 1859-1863, Silk Mill 1873-1884, Easthampton Elastic Web 1885-1912, Metro Engineering- |