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Category Archives: Things
Coming In June – The King Trunk
On Wednesday, June 7th, 2017, Becky Delaware will talk about the contents of the King Trunk, a gem from the collection of the Historical Society and a veritable time capsule of the King family kept by Fidelia King Hawkes, wife of Aaron Hawkes. … Continue reading
Black Point School – Class Photo 1879
Black Point School – Class Photo 1879 Front Row left to right: Leon Harmon, Dorothy Libby, Anna Lee, Jennie Harmon, Laura Prichard, Teacher Theresa Libby, Lucy Lee, Arlene Harmon, Nellie Harmon, Della Carter, Raymond Brown. Second Row: Ora Bucky, Dollie Carter, Isa Googins, Florence … Continue reading
Lobster Boats
Equipment we used: Lobster Boats: Growing up, I remember Mr. Ward Bickford building lobster boats in a large, garage-like building between his home and The Pillsbury Inn where the Hurd Annex parking lot is now. The boats were 26-feet long … Continue reading
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Oak Hill School (Original)
This original Oak Hill School was also called The Longfellow School by many older residents. This picture was taken the last day of school, June 23, 1905. It is now part of the Nickerson House located on Route 1 across … Continue reading
Beech Ridge School
This school building is still located just west of the intersection of Holmes Road and Beech Ridge Road. It was discontinued in 1947. At that time it was sold to the Beech Ridge Association for $1.00.
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