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Group of Granville Men
Possibly Noble & Cooley workers at old factory before fire Gramp Ripley and Bert Roberts are identified. Person to left of Gramp Ripley appears to be noted as "Arch" (Tryon?).
Mystery Celebration- Large Group
Mystery photo. A large group, many holding what appears to be similar bottles of an unknown beverage, in a festive mood.
Main Road 0458, Rockwell, Dr.
Dr. Rockwell at the corner of Maple Street (now Main Road) and Old Westfield Road. House in the background, 458 Main Road, is still there.
42°04'02.9"N 72°51'30.1"W
42.067471, -72.858369
42°04'02.9"N 72°51'30.1"W
42.067471, -72.858369
Granville Public Library
Portrait of Milton B. Whitney hanging over the fireplace at the Granville public library. Appears to date from when the library first opened.
Thompson, Charles B. With Horse and Wagon
Charles B. Thompson, a local farmer and butcher. Photo taken from the home of Retta and Merrill Clark.
Suhm Family Donation to Public Library, 1977
Newspaper photo of Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Suhm donating a collection of jazz and classical records to the Granville Public Library, 1977
Man With Ford Model T
Unknown man standing next to Model T Ford.
Ransom, Edward and Sarah
Mr and Mrs Edward (1867-1956) and Sarah (1873-1954) Ransom
Main Road 0683 First Congregational Church, Old Meeting House
First Congregational Church, Granville Center, Granville, MA. The building is now the Town Meeting Hall (Old Meeting House).
Main Road, High Rock Photo Collection
A collection of photos and postcards from and at high rock, overlooking Granville village. Also referred to as "Hi Rock."
This subject was crowd-sourced on 11 May 2018 via the Granville-Tolland Community Forum (Facebook). The following information…
This subject was crowd-sourced on 11 May 2018 via the Granville-Tolland Community Forum (Facebook). The following information…
Winchell Road, Granville Reservoir, 1937
Aerial view of the Granville Reservoir taken in 1937.
Granville Village From Hill Behind Roberts House
Granville Village from the hill, taken from behind Wells(?) Roberts' house (now Nestrovich farm) on Main Road.