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46 Pleasant Street
July 30, 2023July 11, 2026 georgenhs Poll, This Day In Norwood History

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March 9, 2023April 5, 2024 lauriekearney Germantown, Norwood's Neighborhoods

1930 German Residents of Bullard St., Walpole (second half)

The Doderer House (photo by LLKearney) #166 Bullard – The home of Carl Doderer Carl Gotlieb Doderer was born 31 Aug 1874 in Backnang, Baden, Germany and died 28 Nov … Continue reading 1930 German Residents of Bullard St., Walpole (second half)

March 8, 2023April 4, 2024 lauriekearney Germantown, Norwood's Neighborhoods

1930 German Residents on Walpole Street (first half)

#654 Walpole - Home of George Readel (Readel/Riedel) George J. Readel, born 30 May 1870 South Dedham; died 31 Oct 1947 Norwood. He was the son of William Balthazar Readel … Continue reading 1930 German Residents on Walpole Street (first half)

February 3, 2023August 2, 2026 lauriekearney Ethnic History, Immigration History, Norwood's Neighborhoods, South Norwood

Norwood’s Lebanese-Syrian Immigrants

Syrians had been arriving in Massachusetts since the late 1880s. Many came from what is today, the countries of Lebanon and Syria, and these immigrants were mostly Christian. Traditionally, this … Continue reading Norwood’s Lebanese-Syrian Immigrants

January 30, 2023April 3, 2024 lauriekearney Swedeville, Walking Tour

Savin Avenue: The Neighborhood Expands

Looking down Savin Avenue towards Chapel Street. (photo LLKearney) In May of 1899, Melville Smith bought approximately eight acres from Clara Robbins, the widow of John Robbins, and within a … Continue reading Savin Avenue: The Neighborhood Expands

January 30, 2023April 3, 2024 lauriekearney Swedeville, Uncategorized, Walking Tour

Cedar Street: A New Neighborhood is Established

View looking down Cedar Street today. (photo LLKearney) In 1888, George Winslow & George Peterson laid out Cedar Street, Quincy Avenue, and the lower portion of Savin Avenue, creating 38 … Continue reading Cedar Street: A New Neighborhood is Established

January 30, 2023July 11, 2026 lauriekearney Christian Hill, Uncategorized, Walking Tour

45 Maple Street – The Charles T. Wheelock House

The Charles Wheelock house, circa 1990 (Source: MACRIS database Charles T Wheelock acquired this property from his father in November 1881, building his Italianate-Stick style house there around 1883. Originally … Continue reading 45 Maple Street – The Charles T. Wheelock House

January 30, 2023July 11, 2026 lauriekearney Christian Hill, Walking Tour

94 Cottage Street – The Orrin A. Boyden House

The MACRIS picture of the Orrin A. Boyden house, clearly a different house as it is a mirror image of #94. (Source: MACRIS database) Orrin A Boyden bought this empty … Continue reading 94 Cottage Street – The Orrin A. Boyden House

January 30, 2023July 11, 2026 lauriekearney Christian Hill, Walking Tour

49 Maple Street – The William Harlow Pond House

William H. Pond house circa 1990 (Souce: MACRIS database) William H Pond purchased this property with the buildings there on from Joseph Day and George B. Talbot in 1858. This … Continue reading 49 Maple Street – The William Harlow Pond House

January 30, 2023July 11, 2026 lauriekearney Christian Hill, Uncategorized, Walking Tour

115 Nichols Street – The Frank A. Fales House

The Frank Fales house, circa 1900. The barn is still standing in this picture (Norwood Historical Society collection) One early map of this corner of Nichols and Winter Streets indicates … Continue reading 115 Nichols Street – The Frank A. Fales House

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