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About New Milford's Tricentennial | ||
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Business & IndustryAmerica! America! May God thy gold refine  Spinning thread....  A. G. Ferriss  Bank Street businesses in winter  The Village Green and Main Street  The Village Green from the front of Town Hall  The Post Office and Bank Building  Homestead Inn and Summer Restaurant  An invoice from 1892 for a short-ton of stove coal for $1.78 (current cost would be approx. $178.00)  Village Green in winter from the "worn doorstep"  The corner of Main and Bank Streets  Lobster Roll Seafood Snack Bar on Route 7  The Wayside Inn  Young's Hotel on Railroad Street  The Charles M Beach hardware store, c. 1944. Thanks to Jack Farley, current owner, and Charlie Barlow, great-grandson of C.M.Beach who built the original building in 1869, for the photo.  Ruth Chase Florist decorated for the holidays  Arkettype is proud to provide the web site for the Tri-Centennial. We started our business in New Milford in 1988. This photo was taken in 1992 when we moved upstairs at the Fire Control building. We were one of the first tennants, sub-leasing part of a downstairs office. Andy is seated at the desk and our office dog Garm is peeking out at the bottom left. Many thanks to the Hine family and Mary Pitchard Furber for their many photo submissions. If you have any ideas for our upcoming celebration or information to contribute, please contact the committee by using our online form . Visit us again to keep in touch with new events and information as links are added. |
