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Stow / Stowe Family File Notes
A copy of the Stow family notes from the Mabel Root Henry Historical Museum's files. These notes include a map showing land owned by the first Stow to come to Granville. The map includes reference to the "Stow Cemetery" which is now known as the…
Main Road: Do These Pillars Mark Deacon David Rose's Property?
One of Granville's great mysteries is the location of Deacon David Rose's house, where Lemuel Haynes grew up as an indentured servant.
The homes of David Rose's brothers, John and Daniel, still exist not far from the site of these pillars.
The homes of David Rose's brothers, John and Daniel, still exist not far from the site of these pillars.
Hand Drawn Map by Benjamin F. Jones (1847-1915), Circa 1900-1911
This map shows the locations of over 300 Granville homes, other structures and landmarks, based on Benjamin F. Jones' (1847-1915) research and site explorations. CLICK HERE for more information and photos of Ben Jones.
The original map is 32" square…
Benjamin Clark's Barn in Hollow, Granville, Massachusetts
The barn of Benjamin Clark, Sr. (1805-1889) The note on the back says "Hartland" but there were two Benjamin Clarks (Sr. and Jr.) living on the Granville side of the Granville/Hartland border according to the Ben Jones 1.0 map (locations 201 and…
Ore Hill School Committee Minutes, 1806 to 1814
Minutes of the Ore (also spelled "Oar") Hill school committee, 1806 to 1814. These minutes begin with the meeting held on September 26, 1806.
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Hubbard Cemetery, Tolland, Massachusetts
Photos of the Hubbard Cemetery in Tolland, Massachusetts. This cemetery was located by Michael and Elsie O'Neil in January, 2023 using an 1894 map of Tolland and LIDAR technology. Another great find by the adventuresome hikers.Link to Find A Grave
Brownie Field Trip to the Post Office, May 1986
Brownie Troop 221B visited the Granville Post Office (01034) in May, 1986. Photos from the Elizabeth ("Betty") Carpenter collection, donated by Karen J. Carpenter, 2023. Betty Carpenter served as Postmaster. The Granby Road post office was replaced…
Town of Granville Reports, 1870
The 1870 Annual Reports for the Town of Granville, Massachusetts.
North Lane School Class Photo, 1911-12
Photo of the 1911-12 class at the North Lane school, Granville, Massachusetts, and 1977 letter from teacher Mary E. Finn.
This photo was shared with the Granville-Tolland Facebook community page on December 16, 2022. Thanks to all who shared their…
This photo was shared with the Granville-Tolland Facebook community page on December 16, 2022. Thanks to all who shared their…