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Tag: Shattuck School

June 13, 1981July 19, 2026 georgenhs Arts and Culture, F Holland Day House, This Day In Norwood History

Historical Society Announces Annual Fred Holland Day House Tour-June 13, 1981

Step inside the world of photographer Fred Holland Day. The Historical Society unveils redecorated exhibits and rare Shattuck School relics.

September 3, 1980September 3, 2026 georgenhs Norwood Public Schools, This Day In Norwood History

Winslow School eyed for elderly housing-September 3, 1980

Following the closure of school administrative offices at the Winslow School, the Norwood Housing Authority is actively setting its sights on converting the historic four-acre property at the corner of … Continue reading Winslow School eyed for elderly housing-September 3, 1980

August 1, 1980August 22, 2026 georgenhs Housing, This Day In Norwood History

Frank L. Walsh Housing for the Elderly Nears Completion at Shattuck School-August 1, 1980

Norwood's Frank L. Walsh Housing for the Elderly complex, combining 55 new units and 17 renovated apartments inside the 76-year-old Shattuck School, neared completion for a September opening.

August 21, 1978August 19, 2026 georgenhs Housing, Norwood Housing Authority, This Day In Norwood History

Norwood Housing Authority Overhauls Waiting List and Advances Shattuck School Redevelopment Project-August 21, 1978

The Norwood Housing Authority is streamlining its elderly housing waiting list to roughly 300 names while pushing forward with the 72-unit Shattuck School apartment development.

July 3, 1978July 19, 2026 georgenhs Housing, This Day In Norwood History

Shattuck School Housing Project Nears Bidding Stage-July 3, 1978

In July 1978, the Norwood Housing Authority announced that the long-planned conversion of the historic Shattuck School into elderly housing was finally heading to bid.

September 19, 1977September 17, 2026 georgenhs Norwood Neighborhoods, Norwood's Neighborhoods, This Day In Norwood History

Dublin Day Revelers Recall Roots and Celebrate Norwood’s Historic Neighborhood-September 19, 1977

Nearly 600 former residents gather for Norwood's first "Dublin Day" reunion, celebrating the century-old neighborhood's rich heritage, music, and shared memories.

July 8, 1977July 19, 2026 georgenhs Medical, This Day In Norwood History

Medical Building Still Empty-July 8, 1977

Discover the story behind 480 Washington Street, once the town's premier medical hub in 1959, and the 1977 efforts to reconcile its high market price with local demand for office space.

August 16, 1976August 15, 2026 georgenhs This Day In Norwood History

Neighborhood Residents Favor Using Phased-Out Shattuck School for Elderly Housing-August 16, 1976

Reflecting positive neighborhood sentiment, local residents near Fulton and Nahatan streets voiced strong support for converting the phased-out Shattuck School into senior housing.

August 28, 1975August 26, 2026 georgenhs This Day In Norwood History

Winslow School to House School Administration Offices-August 28, 1975

The school committee votes to relocate administrative offices to the former Winslow School by December, transferring the old Walpole Street building to town government.

August 1, 1974July 30, 2026 georgenhs Norwood Public Schools, This Day In Norwood History

Norwood School Committee Votes to Relocate School Administration Offices-August 1, 1974

The Norwood School Committee voted 5-2 to relocate central school administration offices to the Winslow School, pending cost estimates from Superintendent Philip O. Coakley.

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