Left to right: Skipper and Mary Anne Rideout, 6 Philbrick street; Carol, Kathleen and Mary Ellen Maclsaac, 98 Hill street, and Nancy and Shirley Smith.
Left to right: Skipper and Mary Anne Rideout, 6 Philbrick street; Carol, Kathleen and Mary Ellen Maclsaac, 98 Hill street, and Nancy and Shirley Smith.
Top row, left to right: Leon Curran, 5, and Barbara Curran, 2, of 154 Walpole street; Ronald Cameron, 6 1/2 years old, and Linda Cameron, 15 months old of 15 Irving street; Calvin Meeker, 5, and Donald Meeker, 3, of…
Top row (left to right): Robert and Paul Devine, Janis and Richard Perry, Janis, and Einar Johnson. Second row: Carol Ann and James McCarthy, Robert and Charles Maron, Muril and Gail Pidzewick. Third row: June and Karen Compardy, Paul and…
Top row left to right): Linda Rediker, 211 Winslow avenue, Kenneth Jordan, 174 N Street, Walpole, and Nancy Folan, 73 Winslow avenue. Bottom row (same order): Lorraine Moir, 335 Winter street; Ronnie Stravinski, 32 Press avenue and Pattie Sullivan, 137…
This Day in Norwood History-March 29, 1947-Police Chief Lydon Invents New Finger-Printing Machine
Gadget Will Be Submitted To The FBI For Inspection INVENTS FINGER-PRINTING MACHINE—Norwood Police Chief Thomas C. Lydon (right) holds finger-printing machine which he has invented and which will be turned…
This Day In Norwood History-March 29, 1964-Norwood Looks Forward
Norwood, until 1872 a part of Dedham, today appears a town that was built-and divided-by a railroad. But unlike many New England towns that boomed early in the Industrial Revolution…
This Day in Norwood History-March 28, 1947-New General Manager Ed Monahan Knows Problems of Home Owner, Businessman, Industrialist
“Ed” Monahan Wades Into New Job With Both Feet On Ground By WIN EVERETT Norwood—meet your sixth full-time General Manager, Edward C. Monahan, who took his official seat in the…
This Day in Norwood History-March 28, 1947-7 Norwood Candidates Start Climb To Pro Baseball Careers
All War Veterans And Ex-Murraymen Ray Martin with the Boston Braves in 1947 (Photo: Digital Commonwealth, Colorized by the Norwood Historical Society) By JOHN J. COOK Norwood will be well…