Sandstone Monument Marks Burial Site of Five English Quarrymen
Vol. 6, No. 4 The use of Medina sandstone to craft headstones was rather limited in the nineteenth century. County Historian C. W. Lattin has speculated that the common use…
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Vol. 6, No. 4 The use of Medina sandstone to craft headstones was rather limited in the nineteenth century. County Historian C. W. Lattin has speculated that the common use…
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[caption id="attachment_1758" align="alignnone" width="640"] An image of the Oak Orchard River, looking northeast, showing Marsh Creek (right), c. 1920s – from Department of History collection of photograph negatives.[/caption] Vol. 4,…
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A pioneer settlement as depicted in the Historical Album of Orleans County (1879) Vol. 4, No. 30 On September 10, 1810, eight men from Stockbridge, Massachusetts signed a contract binding…
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Volume 3, Issue 38 This photograph, taken in the summer of 1922, shows the construction of the bridge over Marsh Creek at “The Bridges” in Carlton. Originally known as “Two…
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Volume 2, Issue 49 At a time when trips into town took hours instead of minutes, the rural grocery and dry goods stores provided an essential an efficient service to…
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Volume 2, Issue 41 In 1867, the U.S. Federal Government allocated approximately $87,000 to construct a set of piers and a lighthouse at Point Breeze. The result was this beautiful…
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