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Tag: alfred m. flaxington

October 30, 1973October 29, 2026 georgenhs Industrial History, This Day In Norwood History

Plimpton Press Officials Propose Tax Deal to Reopen Defunct Norwood Plant as New Bookbinding Firm-October 30, 1973

Owners of the defunct Plimpton Press proposed a 50 percent tax abatement and back-tax restructuring to town officials in an effort to reopen the Lenox Street facility as a new bookbinding operation under Alfred M. Flaxington.

September 25, 1973October 5, 2026 georgenhs Local Business History, This Day In Norwood History

Town May Take Historic Plimpton Press After Tax Foreclosure-September 25, 1973

Citing severe financial troubles, the 76-year-old Plimpton Press announces its permanent closure for October 5, leaving Norwood to pursue foreclosure over $238,000 in unpaid taxes.

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