If These Walls Could Talk

A View From the Past for the Future

by Agnes-Betty Trimpert

 The pond and falls on Route 37 presented a tranquil scene 43 years ago. Fed by Ball Pond Brook, It appears in the commerce and manufacturing district on the 1867 town map. Through the years, it has been a recreation spot for winter skating and summer nature exploration. Home to herons, muskrats, and other wildlife, it will welcome new neighbors this spring……the new Senior Center and the Parsonage and Hubbell House.

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