Norwood Theater in the early 1930's. The Norwood Theater was designed by famed local architect William G. Upham and originally opened on August 31, 1927. Designed for motion pictures, it … Continue reading Norwood’s History-1930’s-The Norwood Theater
Replica of Little Red Brick School House Opens-October 22, 2013
Following a three-year replication project led by the Norwood Historical Commission, a replica of the 1788 Little Red Brick School House opened with an open house at the George H. Morse House.
Steps Begun to Save Historic Lithuanian-American Club House from Demolition-November 1, 1977
Hiring a structural engineer and soliciting repair bids from local contractors, the Lithuanian-American Citizens Association has temporarily halted demolition proceedings on its 1913 clubhouse.
Landmark Torn Down-August 13, 1975
DEMOLITION of the old Knights of Columbus building on Washington Street is expected to take two weeks. The building, described as an "old Norwood landmark" by Norwood Police Sgt. William … Continue reading Landmark Torn Down-August 13, 1975
100th Birthday Unlikely for Norwood’s Historic Village Hall-July 23, 1963
Norwood's historic former village hall on Broad Street is slated for demolition after being condemned by the Board of Selectmen.