Episcopal Bishop Anson Phelps Stokes visits Norwood to dedicate the new $250,000 Grace Episcopal Church at 150 Chapel Street.
Red Scare Hits Norwood-May 9, 1953
Librarian Resigns Amid Philbrick’s Communist Allegations NORWOOD, MA — The fervor of the Senate’s anti-Communist crusade struck home yesterday as Mrs. Mary Knowles, head of the South Norwood branch of … Continue reading Red Scare Hits Norwood-May 9, 1953
Historical Society Features Interesting Possessions-August 1, 1947
Members of the Norwood Historical Society gathered at the historic Day House for a quarterly meeting featuring a box supper, business updates, and an engaging heirloom-sharing program.
“Equal Pay” Law Applies To Only Two Women In Norwood Public Schools-This Day in Norwood History-June 8, 1947
June 8, 1947- "Only two women in the Norwood school system are entitled to salary equalization under the requirements of the so-called “equal pay" law it was determined by thel...."
Morrill Memorial Library Extends Service To Norwood Hospital-This Day In Norwood History-April 29, 1945
The Morrill Memorial Library officially extended its reach beyond its stone walls and into the wards of Norwood Hospital.
Airplane Crash Costs Milton Youth $800, Judge Rules-This Day In Norwood History-July 9, 1937
Discover the legal aftermath of a 1936 aviation accident involving S. Tudor Leland, whose violation of flight instructions resulted in significant damages to an E. W. Wiggins Airways aircraft.
Norwood to Install Second Largest Carillon in the US-August 29, 1928
The town of Norwood is poised to house the second largest carillon in the United States with the arrival and installation of a magnificent set of bells in the tower … Continue reading Norwood to Install Second Largest Carillon in the US-August 29, 1928
Norwood Police Chief Harry W. Swift Passes Away at Age 45-September 24, 1921
Norwood businesses close and hundreds mourn as police chiefs from across the region gather for the funeral of late Police Chief Harry W. Swift.
Arrangements Set For First Old Home Week-July 27, 1902
The Norwood business association and board of trade finalized a comprehensive program for the town's inaugural Old Home Day celebration.
Should Norwood Hire a School Superintendent?-This Day in Norwood History-June 7, 1890
June 8, 1890- The question of hiring a superintendent was raised at a lively town meeting. The following March, town meeting, empowered Mr. Maurice J. O’Brien , principal of the Everett School, to act in the capacity of Norwood's first superintendent of schools.