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Tag: local landmarks

September 10, 2012September 10, 2026 georgenhs Norwood History, This Day In Norwood History

The George H. Morse House: A Piece of Norwood History-September 10, 2012

Explore the 144-year history of the George H. Morse House in South Norwood, the oldest home in town, and the 12-year community-led effort to restore the Ezra Morse homestead.

August 13, 1984August 22, 2026 georgenhs Norwood Recreation, This Day In Norwood History

Transplanted Flagpole Finds New Home at Alfred H. Doherty Playground on Sumner Street-August 13, 1984

Donated by Charles and Mildred O'Malia, a refurbished 20-foot flagpole originally built in New Hampshire now graces the Alfred H. Doherty Playground on Sumner Street.

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