Sandstone Monument Marks Burial Site of Five English Quarrymen
Vol. 6, No. 4 The use of Medina sandstone to craft headstones was rather limited in the nineteenth century. County Historian C. W. Lattin has speculated that the common use…
Read moreVol. 6, No. 4 The use of Medina sandstone to craft headstones was rather limited in the nineteenth century. County Historian C. W. Lattin has speculated that the common use…
Read more[caption id="attachment_1758" align="alignnone" width="640"] An image of the Oak Orchard River, looking northeast, showing Marsh Creek (right), c. 1920s – from Department of History collection of photograph negatives.[/caption] Vol. 4,…
Read moreA pioneer settlement as depicted in the Historical Album of Orleans County (1879) Vol. 4, No. 30 On September 10, 1810, eight men from Stockbridge, Massachusetts signed a contract binding…
Read moreVolume 3, Issue 38 This photograph, taken in the summer of 1922, shows the construction of the bridge over Marsh Creek at “The Bridges” in Carlton. Originally known as “Two…
Read moreVolume 2, Issue 49 At a time when trips into town took hours instead of minutes, the rural grocery and dry goods stores provided an essential an efficient service to…
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