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This Island is called "Little Rock Island" the bigger island next to it is "Big Rock Island"
Beautiful camping spot with sand beach 100 yards east of islands.
The Yellow Tree and Island was Burned a few years back due to some dummy making a fire on the fragile island. Great swimming spot with a good jumping height off of rocks on both islands.
A bit of trivia about this house.
The City of Worcester public records (2010)indicate the house at 274 Salisbury Street was built in 1820.
It is now located on a 1.32 acre lot.
1922 maps show it on 10 acres owned by Francis B. Stowell (Hrs).
1911 maps show it on 10 acres owned by H.S. Green.
1856, 1867, 1884 Worcester Directories show it belonging to two brothers,
Sears Philander F. farmer (born 1838, 4th Mass heavy artilery company B), Salisbury, corner Flagg
Sears Sylvanus (born 1824), farmer, Salisbury, corner Flagg
Will always remember the "CHRISTMAS BELLS OF WPI" they played for the Christmas month and rang about 5PM to 8PM. The bells could be heard clearly at Elm Park.
Are they still a Christmas thing in the neighborhood?
WPI ia a super engineering school, was and is one of tops in the world. It's first name was "Worcester County Free Institute of Industrial Science", that goes back to the 1860's. And had free education for students in Worcester county, others students had to pay. All students worked at the schools shop making things sold and thus free education. The Shops built things, real hands on things, had a foundry and machine shop, hi-teck in the 1880's.
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This Island is called "Little Rock Island" the bigger island next to it is "Big Rock Island" Beautiful camping spot with sand beach 100 yards east of islands.
The Yellow Tree and Island was Burned a few years back due to some dummy making a fire on the fragile island. Great swimming spot with a good jumping height off of rocks on both islands.
I lived here from 1946 to 1948 with my uncle. Milked cows before walking to school rain or shine.
spot on your lens.
Can we get a title?
"may peace prevail on earth", this phrase is repeated in several languages on each side of this post
Stunning Shot, Congrats
A bit of trivia about this house. The City of Worcester public records (2010)indicate the house at 274 Salisbury Street was built in 1820. It is now located on a 1.32 acre lot. 1922 maps show it on 10 acres owned by Francis B. Stowell (Hrs). 1911 maps show it on 10 acres owned by H.S. Green. 1856, 1867, 1884 Worcester Directories show it belonging to two brothers, Sears Philander F. farmer (born 1838, 4th Mass heavy artilery company B), Salisbury, corner Flagg Sears Sylvanus (born 1824), farmer, Salisbury, corner Flagg
Was going to buy this house but had major flooding issues!
Will always remember the "CHRISTMAS BELLS OF WPI" they played for the Christmas month and rang about 5PM to 8PM. The bells could be heard clearly at Elm Park. Are they still a Christmas thing in the neighborhood?
Thanks for the picture of our old neighborhood
WPI ia a super engineering school, was and is one of tops in the world. It's first name was "Worcester County Free Institute of Industrial Science", that goes back to the 1860's. And had free education for students in Worcester county, others students had to pay. All students worked at the schools shop making things sold and thus free education. The Shops built things, real hands on things, had a foundry and machine shop, hi-teck in the 1880's.