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Granby Road 0016 and 0025 Baptist Church
Granville's Baptist Church became part of what is now the Federated Church, which is currently located at the location of the former Baptist Church building (16 Granby Road). Priot to that the Baptist Church was located in the building now at 25…
Granby Road, The Mill in the Meadow, Built 1976
The Mill in the Meadow was constructed in 1976 by Ralph Hiers, assisted by his grandson Matt Jones. Ralph was quite an expert in old mill sites in the Granville area. You can listen to him speak on that and other Granville history topics at THIS…
"Country Store" Howard Norton Cook Etching of Gibbons Store, 1929
Howard Norton Cook (1901 - 1980) was born in Springfield and enjoyed visiting Granville early in his career as an artist. He spent most of career in the American Southwest and died in Santa Fe, New Mexico.He created the "Country Store" etching as a…
Granby Road 0181 (approx.), Jeptha Rose Homestead. Gone
Jeptha Rose Homestead.
House photos:
* First picture is about 1890. Second is believed to be about 1910.
Other files:
* Insurance policy covering the house in the amount of $400 for the period 1849 to 1854.
* Various receipts in…
House photos:
* First picture is about 1890. Second is believed to be about 1910.
Other files:
* Insurance policy covering the house in the amount of $400 for the period 1849 to 1854.
* Various receipts in…
Granby Road 0041 Post Office and Randy's Confectionery, 1944-2002, Granville, MA.
Post Office formerly located on Granby Road at the southwest corner of the intersection with Water Street. The present day address would be 41 Granby Road (Route 189). The building was constructed in 1944 by Postmaster Olav Randolph (Randy) Petersen…
Granby Road and Main Road Intersection, Seymour / Stacker House (Gone)
This house, built circa 1830, was torn down when the Village Green was improved in the 1990's. It was built around 1830 by Barlow and Spellman and occupied for many years by the Seymour family. Milo Seymour and his ancestors had been active in town…
Granby Road 0011 Gibbons Store, Wilcox Hotel
Granby Road looking south from Maple Street (now Main Road). Gibbons Store is on the right. Burned down in 1934 and replaced by the current village store. Wilcox Hotel is on the left, torn down 1960's. The Methodist Church is in the background. Torn…
Granby Road 0015 0017 Houses and Wilcox Hotel
Photo shows Granby Road in the area of 15 and 17, with Wilcox Hotel across the street. The village store would be directly across the street from the hotel. The hotel is a little south of where the memorial and flag pole are today. The Universalist…
Granby Road 0025, Granville, Massachusetts. Former Baptist Church. Built 1825, Moved 1849.
25 Granby Road, Granville, Massachusetts. Constructed in 1824/25 as the Baptist Church and originally located across the street where where the Federated Church is now.
In 1849 the building was sold to John Phelps for $105 and moved across the…
In 1849 the building was sold to John Phelps for $105 and moved across the…
Granby Road 0002, Granville Public Library, Snow and No Snow, 1923
Granville Public Library, 1923.
No-snow photo from the Viola Elizabeth Bettinger (1899-1983) photo album. Viola Bettinger was a teacher at the old Granville Village School during the early 1920's. Her photo album was donated to the Granville…
No-snow photo from the Viola Elizabeth Bettinger (1899-1983) photo album. Viola Bettinger was a teacher at the old Granville Village School during the early 1920's. Her photo album was donated to the Granville…
Granby Road 0041, Old Granville Village School (taken down)
Old School formerly located at the corner of Water Street and Granby Road (see notes on reverse of image).
Granby Road 0355, Drover Inn, c. 1850
Drover Inn, c. 1850, 355 Granby Rd., MACRIS Inv. #GRN 103
Top Photo: Taken by Herbert Hiers, 1941. The home was owned by Herman Patt at that time.
Top Photo: Taken by Herbert Hiers, 1941. The home was owned by Herman Patt at that time.