A touring car is pulled over to the side of the road through Granville Gorge (now Main Road / Route 57). Occupants are unidentified but the photo came from the Clark family. Boy sitting on the running board may be Richard Clark. The Clarks lived on…
A 1994 letter from Wilhelmina Tryon to Adeline Hiers with a photocopy of a photograph showing the old watering trough that was located on the gorge section of Main Road.
The letter refers to Wilhelmina's donation of her photo collection to the…
The hairpin corner near Henry Johnson's farm. Main Road, Granville, Massachusetts.
Henry B. Johnson (1892-1986) was married to Bessie May Peebles (1902-1967). Henry was a veteran of World War I, having served in the Army from 1917 to 1919. …
The exact location of the ruins of the David Rose house in West Granville, Massachusetts, has been a topic of much speculation for many years. Compounding the challenge, David Rose built two houses, each in a different location.As the place where…
Built about 1917/18, burned about 1998. Struck by lightning. It was built on the site of a house that had burned in 1894. Located near the corner of Main Road and Sheets Road. Possibly also the site of the "Napoleon Willow."
1766 Main Road, West Granville, Massachusetts. This page covers the period the house was owned by Cyrus William Ives. Photos in display order: 1. The Ives family, 1898. 2. Notes on reverse of photo 1 with identities of people in the photo. The horse…