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Noble & Cooley B-15-3 Document Inventory - Copy.pdf
Inventory of archives possessed by the Noble & Cooley Center for Historic Preservation (NCCHP) consisting of business records for the period 1880 to 1949, Noble & Cooley company.Company payroll records for certain years have also been…

Decoupage Drum Panels 1.jpg
A collection of lithographic print panels on paper, used to decorate the shells of Noble & Cooley toy drums, about 1892. One of the panels commemorated the 400th anniversary of the arrival of Christopher Columbus in the New World in 1892. Another…

Noble and Cooley Truck001.jpg
Truckload of drums packed in cardboard crates, about to be driven to the point of shipping (typically by rail).
Shown in the picture, left to right: Ralph and Avola Hiers, and Dolly and Frances R. "Stub" Hunt.

3 Shop Workers.jpg
A group of workers, most likely at Noble & Cooley before the 1889 fire.

Noble and Cooley.pdf
An article published in the Journal of Antiques and Collectibles, by Judy Gonyeau with Jay Jones, sixth-generation owner of Noble & Cooley.

2001 September American Flag at Noble Cooley Paul Jensen Photo 1.jpg
The American flag at Noble & Cooley after the World Trade Center terror attack on September 11, 2001.

Paul Jensen photo.

Pinkertons 1885 no name version 2019 08 04 scan.pdf
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 working population depending on Noble & Cooley for jobs there was growing concern about the…

 Noble Album Gibbons.jpg
From the Noble Photo Album. Unidentified in the album but looks like Silas Noble, co-founder of Noble & Cooley.

Water Street 0042 Noble and Cooley main building and pond early pic.jpg
Photos of the Noble & Cooley buildings at 42 Water Street, Granville, MA., 01034, taken over a period of time.

Water Street 0042 road next to pond before new dam-8065.jpg
Replacement 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 roadway, the rest show the new dam under construction.

The date is unknown. Possibly late 1920's,…
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