Norwood, Mass., July 30—The unveiling of a historical monument to the memory of Capt. Aaron Guild, a hero of the revolution fame, was the feature of the Old Home Week celebration here today. The exercises were held in the grounds of the Congregational church, where the statue stands. Harold E. Fales made the address of dedication.
Over 600 guests and visitors were present. The exercises were under the direction of the board of trade and the Business Men’s Association of Norwood. Band concerts and receptions at the village hall and a collation later in the day at the same place marked the day’s observance.
Post Office Square/Guild Square Park
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The Guild Square Area: A Walk Around this Historical Block
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Builders and Developers of Christian Hill
Over its first thirty years, the Christian Hill neighborhood experienced a great deal of growth. Many factors come into play as this neighborhood was being established. The railroad came through … Continue reading Builders and Developers of Christian Hill
In Memory Of All Marines in Norfolk County
This monument, located in Aaron Guild Park, was dedicated by the Norfolk County Marine Corps League in 1957. The inscription reads: In Memory of All Marines of Norfolk County Who Gave … Continue reading In Memory Of All Marines in Norfolk…
Tales of Tyot-The South Church In Dedham
Dr. Fogg Tells About First Church Erected In What Is Now Norwood The first finished church was located corner of Walpole and Winter Sts, South Dedham. The church was finished … Continue reading Tales of Tyot-The South Church In Dedham