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Georgetowners
at Great Pond 1930's
Smith
Street Tennis Court 1930's
Colt
Ad Reads: Gilbert Memorial Church, Georgetown, Conn.,
"The Colt Generator gives perfect satisfaction. Our sexton
says it is nothing to operate and keep it in working order.
The light is fine.
Yours very truly, Rev. Edward S. Sanborn." August 26,
1902.
Gilbert
and Bennett Upper Factories and Portland Avenue
Old
Stone Mill. Location: Down Old Mill Road, across from the
baseball field.
Close
up.
Sacred
Heart Church in early 1900's.
James
Corcoran House. Corcoran donated the land for Sacred Heart
Church.
School
House on the hill. Built shortly after 1850, this building
would be improved and expanded several times to accommodate
the growing population of Georgetown.
Lower
Factory Dam on Old Mill Road
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up
Old
Mill Road Bridge. Old Mill Road used to cross the Norwalk
River, followed it and continue up South Church Street.
Lower
Factory Dam on Old Mill Road
Church
Street Residence
Exact
location not known...likely on North Main Street.
Cross
Gable on Church Street
Close
Up
Interior
of Methodist Episcopal Church
Pipe
Organ of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Looking
down Church Street. Methodist Episcopal Church left, Sacred
Heart Church right.
Close
up of left view
Close
up of right view
G&B
Upper Factory Dam. Built 1849-50
Close
Up
Factory
view from Portland Avenue
Close
up
Factory
view from North Main Street
Close
up
The
Edwin Gilbert House. Torn down in 2005.
Gilbert
and Bennett Ad 1893
Waterman
Bates. Civil War Veteran. Lived on Old Mill Road.
John
Moore Collection ; Redding
Times Collection ; Lynne M.
Barrelle Collection
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