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The
Greenland Central School
From
the collection of Paul Hughes |
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Packer
Brook, site of various Mills and the Saco Canning Factory in the 1920s.
Opposite Ocean Road. Picture
property of Cynthia Smith and Carolyn White. |
Winnicut
River Dam. [Full image] Picture
property of Cynthia Smith and Carolyn White. |
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Greenland
Fire House, 1943 [Full image]
Picture
property of Marie Hussey |
410
Portsmouth Ave. [Full image]
Picture
property of Jean Arsenault. |
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Ellis G. Walden butcher cart near his home at the old parsonage,
47 Tide Mill
Road, c1900.
From the collection
of Paul Hughes.
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Methodist
Church, circa 1895, erected in 1837. Picture
property of Cynthia Smith and Carolyn White. |
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South District School, late 1800's, later Dick Moody house,
354 Post Road.
From the collection
of Paul Hughes.
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Frink
Mansion, c.1905. Erected in 1758, it became the Folsom Tavern in 1810.
Picture
property of Cynthia Smith and Carolyn White. |
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Left:
Ellen Augusta Brackett (1882-1908).
The church clock was a gift from her parents in memory of her and her
brother Colborn Barrell Brackett (1884-1907), both of whom died young, he
from Scarlet Fever, and she from ptomaine poisoning.
From the collection
of Paul Hughes.
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A
winter view from 48 Post Road. Photo
property of Dick Hazzard.
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George W. Lord (1858-1934), rural mail carrier (1908-1925).
From the
collection of Paul Hughes.
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Steamed Clams, Great Bay, c1900.
From the collection
of Paul Hughes. |
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"Trolley cars no more we'll chase, The auto bus has taken their
place."
From the
collection of Paul Hughes.
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Brackett
Academy, built c.1825, burned in 1919. Picture
property of Cynthia Smith and Carolyn White. |
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Greenland town historian, Paul Hughes.
Taken at the State Archives, 1998. Read his essay in Cross-Grained
& Wily Waters. His typescript history of Greenland "A Quiet
Abiding Place" can be found in the Weeks Public Library.
From the collection
of Paul Hughes.
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Liberty
Hill Homestead, built c.1750, photo c.1896. Present owner: Helen Tapley.
Picture
property of Cynthia Smith and Carolyn White. |
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