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Side A 4-introduction by Jane Drury 9-1707 Adams House next to his office 15-older houses in the north area 29-Brick house 1703 belongs to Adams Family/ T. J. Adams 37-on the other side of his office was the tavern, it was moved back and forth around 1900 to be away from the church 54-Edward's Avenue No. 14 or 16 75-Mrs. M. Howard on Groton Road (oldest in north) 84-discussing style of the houses 109-oldest mill building in north (now belongs to Southwell Co.) 120-Gay St., these houses were for mill workers, also the first library was here on this street 145-6 Groton Road is the oldest in North Chelmsford, now owned by Francis Miskell 160-18/20 Dunstable Road, have gone inside and are discussing age of house 191-discussing old houses across from Mr. Welch's office, 17 to 21 Dunstable Road 201-37 Dunstable Road 223-100 Dunstable Road (1707) 235-Grist Mill Story (Swain Pond) 240-3 Mission Road, Spaulding House 1803-1812, Ma Swain lived here 263-two houses torn down on Tyngsboro Road 292-corner of Gay and Middlesex Street was the location of the first church in north 305-information about canal coming out of Crystal Lake, stories about gates and locks 333-left side of Vinal Square was the Warton House wihich was the oldest house in north, burned down 358-end of Swain Road was old house, Arnie Olson joins Jane and Robert 410-discuss various people, houses, building materials Side B 448-Mrs. Sheldon's history 462-Johnny Buchanan knows history of the north area/ try to speak to him 473-Arnie's history via Robert 481-Chelmsford Foundry 1850's 495-Cottage Row houses and Gay Street houses 500-Hyde House on Washington Street 525-Sampson's lived on Cottage Row 536-discussing cemetery stones and various pictures people have 560-discuss people coming from Lowell 562-discussing the Hyde Family history 585-Sheldon House 596-Capt. Pierce House 612-Swain House/ Machine Shop (they lived on Gay St.) 650-discussing taking names from the cemetery and a special stone, its care, left in will, library trustee controls this request 688-Hyde House, third up from Town Hall 702-43 Gay Street (Robert Picken's parents lived here) 728-15 Cottage Row, granite slabs for foundations 758-other houses on Princeton Street End of interview |
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