TEACHER AND PUPIL—Instructor Martin Gillman joins Earl Chamberlain among the bells in the tower of Norwood Town Hall where Chamberlain (left) plays the carillon. (Globe Photo by Ellis Herwig) Bells rang Sunday afternoon in Norwood town square. The occasion was the dedication of a marker commemorating the town’s 100th anniversary, and the star performer was … Continue reading Old Norwood carillon retains clarity-This Day In Norwood History-November 23, 1972
Norwood’s Blind Carillonneur Uses Skilled Fingers For War-This Day In Norwood History-April 16, 1943
NEW WAR WORKER Roger Walker Makes Good As Fore River Machinist Norwood's carillonneur has gone to war. Roger Walker, 44, totally blind since birth, has at last realized an ambition motivated by the nation's declaration of war on the Axis and is today making good as an outside machinist at the Bethlahm-Hingham shipyard, where he … Continue reading Norwood’s Blind Carillonneur Uses Skilled Fingers For War-This Day In Norwood History-April 16, 1943
Norwood’s Bell Ringer-This Day In Norwood History-August 20, 1938
This Day In Norwood History-August 20, 1938-Norwood's Bell Ringer