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"Long Ago Days" (PART 1 of 4) by Leona A. Clifford (1912-1990), Originally Published in The Granville Country Caller
"Long Ago Days" by Leona A. Clifford (1912-1990), Originally published in The Granville Country Caller between January 1980 and January 1990.
When Leona Aldrich Clifford passed on in 1990, her Country Caller articles were compiled by Ralph Hiers…
When Leona Aldrich Clifford passed on in 1990, her Country Caller articles were compiled by Ralph Hiers…
"Long Ago Days" (PART 2 of 4) by Leona A. Clifford (1912-1990), Originally Published in The Granville Country Caller
"Long Ago Days" by Leona A. Clifford (1912-1990), Originally published in The Granville Country Caller between January 1980 and January 1990.
When Leona Aldrich Clifford passed on in 1990, her Country Caller articles were compiled by Ralph Hiers…
When Leona Aldrich Clifford passed on in 1990, her Country Caller articles were compiled by Ralph Hiers…
"Long Ago Days" (PART 3 of 4) by Leona A. Clifford (1912-1990), Originally Published in The Granville Country Caller
When Leona Aldrich Clifford passed on in 1990, her Country Caller articles were compiled by Ralph Hiers and reprinted in book form. All these copies were sold to benefit the Granville Library Club.
In April of 2000, the Granville Historical…
In April of 2000, the Granville Historical…
"Long Ago Days" (PART 4 of 4) by Leona A. Clifford (1912-1990), Originally Published in The Granville Country Caller
"Long Ago Days" by Leona A. Clifford (1912-1990), Originally published in The Granville Country Caller between January 1980 and January 1990.
When Leona Aldrich Clifford passed on in 1990, her Country Caller articles were compiled by Ralph Hiers…
When Leona Aldrich Clifford passed on in 1990, her Country Caller articles were compiled by Ralph Hiers…
Thankful Clark Sampler, circa 1813
A sampler created by Thankful Clark at the age of 14. It reads as follows (verbatim):"Make well of precioutime * while in yourpower be carefulwell to husband every * hour the time willcome * when you willsore * lament the happy moments that you…
2023 "History On The Go!" Trail Schedule
A brochure published by the Pioneer Valley History Network (PVHN) publicizing five "trail" days during the summer and fall of 2023. Each day features a different selection of historic sites and museums. See the brochure for details.
The Noble &…
The Noble &…
Baker Quilt: West Granville Needlework at the F.G. Baker House inspired the historic Deerfield Arts and Crafts Movement, by Corey Phelon Geske, Copyright 2021
Research done by Corey Geske in connection with the Baker quilt.
See below for more detailed information and link to the Daniel Rose (Baker) House, Part One. Part One includes links to Parts 2-5.
See below for more detailed information and link to the Daniel Rose (Baker) House, Part One. Part One includes links to Parts 2-5.
Baker: Family Folder, Part 2 (Also: Curtis and Bed Rugs)
Part 2 of the Historical Room's folder with miscellaneous clippings, articles and notes relating to the Baker family of Granville.
This folder also includes information on the Curtis family and particularly on the subject of bed rugs / bed ruggs.
This folder also includes information on the Curtis family and particularly on the subject of bed rugs / bed ruggs.
Beech Hill Road, 0027, Button Box House, 1800
Button Box House. MACRIS inventory #GRN 11. Built about 1800. 27 Beech Hill Rd.
Early photo is 1987.
Nov. 13, 1999 Photo: Paul Jansen
Newer photos are March 2018; structure has partially collapsed.
Most recent (last) photo July 15, 2020.
Early photo is 1987.
Nov. 13, 1999 Photo: Paul Jansen
Newer photos are March 2018; structure has partially collapsed.
Most recent (last) photo July 15, 2020.
Beech Hill Road, 0027, Daniel Gillett House, 1800
Daniel Gillett House. MACRIS inventory #GRN 12. Built around 1800. 27 Beech Hill Rd.
Beech Hill Road, 0027, Daniel Gillett House, west Granville, Massachusetts
Daniel Gillett (pronounced "jill-it") house at 27 Beech Hill Road.
Ben Jones (?) With Large Tree, Probably West Granville. MA.
According to the note on the back of this photo it is Ben Jones, standing next to a very large tree. However the gentleman also resembles George Aldrich, who probably took the photo or posed in the photo and had someone else take it. The note on the…