Cross Road, Granville, Massachusetts, George Brooks' House
Title
Cross Road, Granville, Massachusetts, George Brooks' House
Description
The home of George Brooks, 1941.
Photo by Herbert Hiers.
This house was torn down and there is some question as to its location. The 1940 census shows George Brooks living on Sodom Mountain Road however people who recall the house remember it as being on Cross Road, first house on the left as you turn left from Silver Street.
George was an interesting and patriotic town resident. CLICK HERE to learn more about him.
Photo by Herbert Hiers.
This house was torn down and there is some question as to its location. The 1940 census shows George Brooks living on Sodom Mountain Road however people who recall the house remember it as being on Cross Road, first house on the left as you turn left from Silver Street.
George was an interesting and patriotic town resident. CLICK HERE to learn more about him.
Date
1941
Rights
Digital Image: Granville Library Historical Room and NCCHP, 2021.
Is Referenced By
#103 in the 1941 Herb Hiers photo album.
References
#103 in the 1941 Herb Hiers photo album.
Recollections:
DBF: "As kids we use to dare each other to go down the short overgrown driveway and peek in the windows, I chickened out."
JWA: "I remember the house there. I think the fire department finally burned it as a practice, way back when."
Recollections:
DBF: "As kids we use to dare each other to go down the short overgrown driveway and peek in the windows, I chickened out."
JWA: "I remember the house there. I think the fire department finally burned it as a practice, way back when."
Collection
Citation
“Cross Road, Granville, Massachusetts, George Brooks' House,” Granville History Digital Collection, accessed May 8, 2024, https://granvillehistory.omeka.net/items/show/1361.
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