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Noble & Cooley Center For Historic Preservation (NCCHP) Archive Collection Inventory, 1880-1949Inventory of archives possessed by the Noble & Cooley Center for Historic Preservation (NCCHP) consisting of business records for the period 1880…
Water Street 0042, Dam and Roadway at Noble & Cooley PondReplacement of the dam, sluice and roadway at the Noble & Cooley drum shop at 42 Water Street, Granville, MA. The top photo shows the old dam and…
James P. Cooley Letters to Silas Noble, 1855Two letters from James P. Cooley to his business partner Silas Noble, concerning the Noble & Cooley company. The company was founded in 1854 and these…
Independence Day 2013The 20' by 30' flag at the Noble & Cooley Company (founded 1854) in Granville, Independence Day 2013.
Do you have any photos of the 2013 parade you…
Drummer Stereoscope, Patent March 8, 1853Two identical tintype photos of a drummer boy, in a Mascher's Improved Stereoscope, patent March 8th, 1853, made in Philadelphia.
The drum is…
Joyce Hiers Jones, 1930-2020Joyce H. Jones, 90, of Granville passed away peacefully at home with family by her side on Thursday, November 26, 2020.
Born in Westfield on…
2017 & 2019 Ice Harvest at Noble & Cooley PondThe Noble & Cooley Center for Historic Preservation (NCCHP) has a tradition of holding an annual ice harvest, featuring a presentation by Dennis…
Noble & Cooley- Journal of Antiques and Collectibles Article, November 2020An article published in the Journal of Antiques and Collectibles, by Judy Gonyeau with Jay Jones, sixth-generation owner of Noble & Cooley.
Noble & Cooley Decoupage Drum Panels, circa 1892A collection of lithographic print panels on paper, used to decorate the shells of Noble & Cooley toy drums, about 1892. One of the panels…
Noble & Cooley, September 2001The American flag at Noble & Cooley after the World Trade Center terror attack on September 11, 2001.
Paul Jensen photo.
Cooley, Ralph B.
Pinkerton's Comes to Granville (1885)In 1884/85 there was a rash of incendiary fires in the Granville Corners area. A "firebug" was suspected. With a significant portion of the Granville…