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A document providing primary source context and documentation for Lemuel Haynes' time in Granville between 1753 and 1785.DedicationThis document is…
An aerial photograph of The Copper Beech Estate, Granville, Massachusetts, taken before the creation of the Lower Meadow, which revealed the vistas of…
Photo 1: Granville police cruiser, taken in front of Town Hall, 03 Dec 2017, at Toys For Tots event.
Photo 2: Police cruiser "Rudolph"
Photo from the Hayes album. Almira Parsons, daughter of Israel Parsons and Mary/Polly Marvin. Born 30 Dec 1787. Married James Cooley 13 Jan…
This image was featured on the Granville History page (Facebook) on Jan. 12, 2025 to see if anyone has more information about this sawmill.Thanks to…
The Historical Room has a collection of cards created by Bill Heino, a Granville surveyor. They were donated to the Historical Room and provide useful…
Featuring Dennis Picard. See the flyer included with this post for details. Don't miss it!
This windmill used to stand on the side of Bad Luck Mountain behind the Ralph B. and Ria B. Cooley home on Main Road (formerly Maple Street) in the…
The Holcomb Brothers building on Water Street, Granville, MA.
Collapse of Ralph Hiers' barn located at 66 Granby Road, Granville, MA. The barn still standing in the photo is the current home of Cooley & Co.,…
Photos taken by Herb Hiers of the reconstruction of the Gibbons store on Granby Road after the December 9, 1934 fire.
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Lemuel Haynes' Time In Granville, Primary Sources
Blandford Road, 0655, The Copper Beach Estate, Granville, MA.
Toys For Tots Event, December 3, 2017
Almira Parsons (Mrs. James Cooley) 1787-
Battistoni Sawmill on the Road to Granville, Southwick, MA, June 9, 1934
Hatch Family Property Notes
Living History Event at NCCHP, August 15, 2024:
The Windmill On The Hill, Granville, MA.
Mrs. Cooley and Mrs. Rowley at Pine Lake
Water Street 0025 (approx.), Holcomb Brothers, Granville, Massachusetts
0066 Granby Road, Granville, Massachusetts, Barn Collapse 1952
Gibbons Sons Store, Rebuilding, 1935