Clinton History

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Yes, the Maybarton is gone forever, but at the Holder we have a few relics of its glory days (and some from Turner Hall too)

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@DannyMac0616 Maybe 01-02?

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Our famous trestle being built.

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An early building on High Street, about where Realty Vision is today.

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Town meeting tonight at 7 pm. Be part of the solution, not the problem.

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The North Dike collapse of 1908, roughly across from South Meadow Road. The resi hadn't even filled up yet.

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Remember this place? At first it was the Sugar Bowl Racetrack. Then it became the Clinton Drive-In. After that, Sports World and now a self-storage facility on north High St.

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Remember this grand opening? Victory Market, the Terrace Plaza, High Street. Right beside Newton's!

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Our spillway, many years ago--from an old postcard.

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Got one of these around? They were made in Clinton, especially for boy scouts, by the Standard Products Company, Main Street.

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God Bless our veterans!!

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Clinton Wire Cloth Mill. The tower was removed after the fire of 1893. Complex on Sterling St behind the depot.

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She was the Queen of High Street and still is! Cindy started as a teenager and is still making a difference in Clinton.

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If I look scared, it's because we had so many people last night at the Holder! Next one is June 10, BEN FRANKLIN LIVE.

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Rt 70 shortly after its birth during the reservoir project.

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Tomorrow, visit the Holder for a fascinating look at the "stars" who graced the stage of the Strand over its many years.

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Amory Mill on Green St. Note the two guard shacks. Now Dunn & Co.

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The Holder will be closed today due to the passing of our colleague and friend, Jack Graves, a director and officer of our Society since 1974.

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The Clinton Fire Department many years ago.

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Remember this guy, "Big Brother, Bob Emery"? He came to the Strand many years ago, even before he became a Boston TV legend.