https://youtu.be/a7SxyMBTbsA Do you have photos or videos of the demolition work at Norwood Hospital you would like to share? Please send them to us! Include your name and the date … Continue reading Norwood Hospital Demolition-July 25, 2022
Norwood Hospital Demolition-July 11, 2022
Demolition work on the Lorusso Building at Norwood Hospital included ground floor areas today. On the ground level, the exterior of the building was partially dismantled from the Emergency Room's … Continue reading Norwood Hospital Demolition-July 11, 2022
Norwood Hospital Demolition-July 8, 2022
The demolition of the rear side of Norwood Hospital's Lorusso building continued today. https://youtu.be/9W3XICeTJj4 Norwood Hospital Demolition Do you have photos or videos of the demolition work at Norwood Hospital … Continue reading Norwood Hospital Demolition-July 8, 2022
Norwood Hospital Demolition-July 5, 2022
The demolition of Norwood Hospital continues. More walls were removed in the rear and side of the Lorusso building today, exposing many former patient rooms on the second and third … Continue reading Norwood Hospital Demolition-July 5, 2022
A Drive Through Norwood Center on Easter Morning, April 17, 2022
We hope you enjoy this video of a short drive in and around Norwood Center on Easter morning, April 17, 2022. Happy Easter! https://youtu.be/GR8dzY5Q770
(VIDEO & Article) Air Mail Pick-Up Flight Important In Norwood History-This Day in Norwood History-May 19, 1938
The Norwood Historical Society is excited to share this video clip, which depicts the first air mail flight from Norwood airport. This video was donated, along with other photos and video clips, by the Roy family many years ago on behalf of the Cuff and Chandler families of Rosemary Street. James B. Cuff, who is featured in this video, was a postal employee for over 40 years, and his son William Chandler shot the film. We hope you enjoy this unique piece of Norwood history as much as we do! This Day in Norwood History-May 19, 1938 Pictured: Postmaster Anna R. Ellis, moments before boarding the first air mail flight at Norwood airport.