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Identifier: bytrolleythrough1904derr (find matches)
Title: By trolley through eastern New England
Year: 1904 (1900s)
Authors: Derrah, Robert H., comp
Subjects: New England -- Description and travel Guidebooks
Publisher: Boston, Mass.
Contributing Library: UMass Amherst Libraries
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Indian chiefs domain. Itis well shaded with large trees, rock bridges and a pictur-esque little brook. Through the open country the carruns to Medheld, a fine residential section. On the rightis an old house, said to have been the only house standing EASTERN NEW ENGLAiND 73 after the massacre and burning of the town in King Phil-ips War. From this point the car soon passes over theCharles River, and enters Millis, a part of Medway, oneof the scenes of King Philips tragedies. From Medway a line runs to Milford, Uxbridge, Ilolliston andSouth Framinghaui, passing through shady streets, with the CharlesRiver in the valley below. Through West Medway, a well-kept townof residences, the car passes Caryville, where it leaves the highwayto run across the country, through woods, into Milford. Fro mMedway carscontinue onthe main lineto W o o n-socket andrunto Franklin.In 1778 thetown wasnamed afterP e n j a m i nFranklin, andhe sent it livehundredbooks for alibrary. It isthe seat ofDean Academy.
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Old Fairbanks House, Dedham Franklin is a pleasant and quiet town. From P>anklin a branch line runs to Wrentham and Plainville,also to Foxboro and Lake Pearl, a popular summer resort. PassingPine Tree Tavern and Archers Pond, it is but a short distance toWrentham, a fine old town, and thence to Plainville, where connectionsare made for North Attleboro, Pawtucket, Taunton and Providence. Continuing on the main line from Franklin to Woon-socket, the run is made up Main Street where a view is ob-tained of Dean Academy. Passing fine residences andpublic buildings the car enters Unionville, a village ofFranklin, where are located the Worcester Textile Mills.Shortly after crossing the New York, New Haven & Hart- ** Winchester* Heaters for hot water or steam heat. 74 BY TROLLEY THROUGH ford Railroad, the car soon arrives at Bellingham FourCorners. From here a line runs to Caryville and Milford.Here car leaves the highway in Bellingham and passesHoag Lake, where a beautiful park is loc

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