okay now we're really beginning okay good evening this is the dayon historical Commission meeting on February 18th uh it's now 602 I guess and I'm calling the meeting to order it's a hybrid meeting and it will be recorded
and shown on um titans's cable channel so the um listening of matters are those reasonably anticipated by the chair which may be discussed at the meeting not all items listed May in fact be discussed and other items not listed may also be brought up for discussion to the
extent permitted by law and we're all here today excellent okay um the pledge of [Music] allegiance iedge to the flag of the United States of America and to the repu
for stands one nation under God and indivisible all right so first on the agenda is the Winslow Davis Museum H House Museum so um the dayon Historical Society submitted an application of Eligibility
to the CPC for funding for repairs and that's why Ken and Chris Pico are here tonight so under the guidelines from the community preservation Coalition the historical commission can determine that this property is locally significant so
back in 2016 the commission actually um looked at the same property because they put into CPC for repairs at that time I found the letter in the minutes of the meetings but the letter reads that it
was in support of the project not that the property was locally significant so then I was second guessing myself and I said GH am I splitting hairs or not but I decided to air on this I agree for the side caution just to be sure that we do
declare it locally significant so I asked Ken um Chris to come Chris had sent me a letter um which I had sent to you um so tonight that's basically you know what we are doing
[Music] um so Chris you want to talk a little bit or you want I can just tell you the age of the house and why it Pro so the uh D Historical Society owns
the Winslow Davis Museum that was built in 1770 there was a beam in the Attic that has 1770 carved into it and the Providence historical commission came years ago and checked the house out and verified that that's the age of the
house it was built by joob Winslow um he had a son joob Winslow both men fought in the Revolutionary War one fought at the on the hill and at Valley Forge that person got a pension
from a Valley Forge the other one fought on a privateer on pirate British ships to get resources so we could use it to fight the revolution I think it's very difficult sometimes to know who was who but after looking at everything I've seen I think
the father fought at Bunker Hill and Valley Forge I think the son he was on the ship for Freedom Captain kusan was the commander of that ship and they did a lot of private teing to help with the war the house
um secondly Sam Davis who was a m multiple times a select in town during the 1850s so the house is associated with him but more importantly the house actually has probably the biggest amount
of Dion history in the town I don't care what department you want to talk about the people in the town the homes in the town the politics of the day things on slavery it's all there so it's all being constantly being chronicled put in new
books um the house originally the back part of the house is an addition that came in the early 1800s before that the house just ended where that back kitchen is that got added on around that time frame you can tell because of some of the wood
trimming and things like that the front of the house they had a lot of animals they were farmers they actually had a natural spring that ran down the hill their animals actually were able to drink in the cellar of the
house they uh kept most of what they grew on the second floor so during the winter and spring that main room in the downstairs is where they live they slept down there because everything was stored
for the winter upstairs they um if they're any if they're just like every other person that was around in the 1770s not too clean pretty buggy um and then when they ran you know they ran out
of the stuff they preserved kids could go upstairs and sleep there's a small front room that is probably where people were born and they died because that's normally what happens it has proximity to the main fireplace in the house but all in all as far as old homes
indien it has a great history it actually continues to preserve history and culture for the town so I think that historical value is probably one of the biggest of the old homes in town it also has a lot of the Integrity the
architectural Integrity um because the windows are the originals they're not the windows are original it's considered a 3/4 Cape because it's not a 5 over4 it's a 4 over3 so that's considered a 3/4
Cape the floors are basically the same and we know given that the the way the um Woodwork and stuff Slants that well they used the tools of the time you know they had it was all hand tools it was by the C's ey but even if it was straight
at some point as the house says the floors downstairs are probably not the original floors because the boards are too narrow when I first looked at them they had I thought somebody just
decided way in modern times to throw paint down and then splatter paint but as it turns out I talked to K Becka from the Swansea historical society and he told me that it it was not done in the 1700s but it was probably done in the 1800s and that was a PO poor person's
way of having their floors decorated so some of the floors are gray with you know the other thing they would do for stenciling is take a potato cut out the potato and stencil walls that way oh wow the front room had really nice stenciling that was probably it was done
by an itinerant uh stencil what would happen is people would come around and for room and board they would stencil so this person did the front room it would also be that a woman if she had children and no other means of support would come around and for room and board for her
children she would weave because that was their biggest problem they didn't have a lot of clothes because it took so much they had linen and wool so linen clothes wool clothes lindsy woolie but all that took a tremendous amount of time so most people then had the outfit
they had on and maybe one other outfit no closets to speak of they really didn't need them because they really didn't have much to store um so it's a great old house it's conditioned given it's going to be 250 years old next year
is pretty good all said and done so um we have that outside wall That's bowing there's some water damage that house is built so about cabit and the inside horse have plaster there's nothing in between so when that work is done we're
going to who whoever well Manny loes when he does the work is going to have to reframe the inside put all the new supports and there's a window that needs some help because of the water damage and it's probably going to need CL it on that section and we're probably going to
put sheep on the inside so we can insulate it because you can't insulate the rest of the house because there's nowhere to put the insulation but we can do that room because it's going to be torn apart were the Winslow and Davis families the only two families to live in that house no but for the biggest
part of the 18 probably to the 1850s 1860s it would have been the w was in the Davis Family the house so Davis um Sam Davis and his wife Elizabeth never had any children so it went to um
Elizabeth's brother because Sam Davis dies first Elizabeth dies second so um I think his name was Benjamin inherits it so from there he sells it because there was another um family there I did the whole
genealogy like on the house and um the woman who was throwing the cats out the window right right um it was the housekeeper Reeds bought it from her if Reeds bought it from her and then the society bought it from RE okay there was a man that
lived up there I don't think it was a husband um but both Elaine and Kyle stom had told me that um he didn't like paying taxes he called them the revenues so they he wasn't paying taxes so we got wi that they were comeing to figure out
was going on with him so he got rolled up in a rug and stood up in a corner so when they came they couldn't find him oh my Elaine told me that theal history and then Carl told I was talking to Carl one
day and he verified the story so she had evidently told KL too but there's a little there's oral history there you know there's paneling in there that comes from a house in town the the Lima house in town right that um got torn down but the paneling has a lot of cared
ships in it and I couldn't quite figure out why until the program from the library I always thought that everybody all the slaves came up through the middle part of the country you see women in Pennsylvania and other states making quilts and if that patent was on the
line that was a safe house for you as you made your way North but they were also being brought up by sympathetic captains up the coast so they most likely got off in the to area maybe even Troy in Fall River and they were staying
in that house that house was part of the Underground Railroad and there was a fireplace but there was a room in the back of the fireplace and all these wooden panels are carved with chips that are ships from that time frame so they saw them they didn't come up through the
middle all come up through the middle so that's was Mayberry Lima Walker house yes that was up right here on 138 um near where um Stone Gate Landing goes in and they tore it down so was mostly women at that point went over there and
took all that paneling and brought it back and put it up at the society so in the hall where we have that P told me that when I saw the other day actually so um thank you you're welcome that's awesome thank you
so I you know we have the winsel Davis house it has local um significance in um the history and the architect and the cultural of dayon so that's my opinion I don't know does anyone have any questions or
discussion oh so I'll entertain a motion to declare the Winslow Davis House Museum as locally significant in the history and architecture and culture of dayon so moved is there a second second
all in favor okay so what I'll do now is I'll let Kevin know at the CPC that we've declared that this is locally significant because that clears the hurdle for them for the um now will you have to send a letter also stating that
to Kevin yes yeah yeah okay okay thank you okay thank you you want to stay I'm sure come on I brought stuff for show and
tell is that a cable tonight no we just we just record we don't have don't I can say from having been on this commission years ago that it seems like I have a very good group here good thank
you not forunate enough to have but it seems like everybody here um interested and gets along and does good work you can use the seventh number thank you for that we have an open spot we do don't
know Society is about it I'm not getting younger but we keep trying that one Chris and we're not getting old so yeah we're not getting old think we are I'm trying not to I kind of have to face the
reality of that okay good night thank you much okay moving right along um does anyone have any changes or amendments to the minutes and I don't
[Applause] either so I'll entertain a motion to accept the January 14th 2025 minutes as submitted so moved second all in favor you turn right on that one
that was very rare by the way I know I know I know no I just so um under the budget we have no expenditures this month so our balance is the same as last month um
$1,413 but I do have a more accurate estimate from CI Technologies um I emailed them I had to email them like twice I took a random guess at our last meeting well it was a little low so
they said that the cost for adding the the West Titan properties to the map would be between $350 and $550 so we just have to be cogn cognizant of that in our spending okay
um FY 26 budget um I have a meeting tomorrow morning at 10:30 with Ralph and ARA um to discuss our budget are you planning on coming Rafa not
really Chi can go if you would like me there because Rafa won't go I will support you I go if you support their she can go too yeah Zach why don't you come along you know what time 10:30 oh you're on school break this um yes I
know okay okay Town Hall yeah yeah all right sure um unless you wanted to go shower have three so okay are you sure sure okay all right so next is the preserving memories of
dayon I had a h great talk with Mara uh she we didn't obviously record anything yet she just wanted to meet ahead of time to take a w over how this would go um I gave her the list of topics uh that Pat had suggested obviously with someone like Mna we probably didn't need to give
her list of topics but there were specific things that Pat wanted to talk about um and uh which all of them seemed great with her she even started to talk about all of them with me so like I know there's definitely going to be enough there to talk about um we didn't set a date yet I didn't know if there was something that you wanted to that you
want to be there when we did it if not um I can just go ahead set the date and you know yeah while I was there she also gave me a list of names for us to consider okay some of them we had not discussed and some of them we had uh
Leonard Reed yeah one um the arujo andian okay yeah um Bob Perry Alice Souza Tom Pyers Andrew
Horton Charlie Terry and anet works were names that she thought of that um would be good for us she also once I also once I once I mentioned that Richard trip was on our list she was like oh my God would love it and I said even though he's a nursing home we
weren't really sure the status and she was like from what she knows he is probably physically and mentally there enough to welcome visitors and would probably love obviously that would not be one we would do on camera obviously but she seemed that
um she's close enough with him to to know that he probably would would love to do it okay um that would be a little more planning in terms I don't know how where he is or how to get in touch with him so I don't know if she has that information or or if you do or some on the commission does so all askna again
is the information but um okay would that be a case of of like recording on a tape recorder that's what I would do I I would I just just for me to be able to go back home and type it up and transpose it I would have to record there's no way I'd be able to um but in
so there wouldn't even need to be over Lease sign for that because that recording would never go public yeah it unless he was okay with it and and wanted it to that would be fine the intention of recording it there was strictly just for me to be able to tr to transcribe it but right if if the audio
was good enough and we wanted to release it in audio form we could certainly do that but that would be correct correct y okay good I don't know if those names other names sounded good for you guys or actually I thought another name her brother Patrick uh that was discussed and I she
does not know how willing he would be to do something like this right now is what he said that was something her to just because she's always wanted me to meet him met him who's that was a name that Rafa thought of and that was a name that she on her own
brought up during our meeting I think he would she didn't she didn't know if how if she' be up to doing it I guess well you don't know unless you ask yeah yeah I mean Jeff and I just saw him recently and I mean oh really yeah
he's up and around he drives his yeah I'm sure is dying to talk oh yes I would think so my my dad thought of another name he thought of n SCH art who Nancy SCH art oh yeah I was like I don't know why I didn't that one didn't occur to me either oh she would
tendous she's another one I think like with Mara there's enough topics that you probably have a couple of interviews you know this I said that to M and so she she was we might might need to do more than one part I said we might have to do a series for you and the same like if you're talking to
someone like Nancy um too you know these are the topics you want to start with um Andrew Horton yeah so I didn't know which which Horton because like I went I Andrew Andy Horton she put the one who Liv on School Lane yeah they're related
they related she wasn't sure if they were or not because I I went to school with an Andrew Horton who was a year younger than me and I didn't and his dad was he ran for the library commission I foret what his father was but um so apparently I she didn't know this relation but she the angel that she was
referring to was was older so oh okay because I know someone yeah chur right right that's I wrote down School link she told me that's that she knew him was from school but what would he
bring I don't know cuz he's younger than you or ier than me yeah I don't know yeah well cam is like 16 what the r are younger um well even if we've talked to um I don't know if your son would be Greg would be willing to talk he a lot he
knows a lot he knows a lot about nor though that's okay that's that's fine though because that was a part of D that Mna said she didn't know enough about because I even asked her I said is there a part of dinting that you feel like you don't know a lot about and she said my weak point she said I would probably be would be be the northan area because can
we just interview one person so that next month when we come we can have one person under bu yeah one yeah because I think we're going on two years now of next month next month next month yeah I would just just make the G for um Burna
with the cable and just let's just do it I'll grab my hat when you say oh yes I got one done then you'll have another opening on the commission okay oh RS no we don't want to do that Pat no we
don't come on we talk about the same thing every month every month we need the there's an expression excuse me or get off the pot that's what we need to do I I actually think we're getting there because the agendas are getting
smaller so all right our the walking toour you got the pictures yes and um Mna gave me some more too I have she a huge binder of images so there's a a bunch in there that I asked her a number of times well I I have the binder well
I'm being Bor borrowing the binder now and don't have it borrowing maybe Andy Gordon had it okay so are we how close is that one to finish once I get the new P going be done okay so that could be maybe next yeah definitely guess what you're GNA be
doing this week nothing exactly I know I know you have a project thank God okay historical markers Rafa no updates I still have not learned heard from uh Jacqueline matchim I'm going to give her a call
just a push who's it jacn jacal direct yeah coordinator did you ever talk to that sign place in Norton maybe we should right if I'll see what they do I never heard from Westport how many
are we behind like how many this one this one this Memorial and um two others in North Titan yeah Woody and Woody's neighbor oh yeah that's
right oh also Paul Reynolds when he applied but moved he never finished he moved though yeah but he didn't put his application and did he I I think he has the old house or the new house or the old house Main Street but he moved right to School Street why
would you want to yeah is that historic School Street yeah yeah it's part of the northon village yeah settle I'll bring another appliation well we can't because we don't know any prices exactly we'll just I think that's might would have that's
what happened because we lost our keep losing our vendors okay so moving on to preservation um the M Finishing Company National register nom so I had an email from Joshua glass from
di trust um he was concerned about the properties at zero Spring Street and zero Treemont Street and if they would be in any historical areas so um and those so the Zero
traymont Street is the arbac crest that's going in and that does bud up to where micans is and it also has some accessways like onto School Street um
but our properties that were in our survey are on the other side of school street because one side of school street was built by milikin and the other side were older homes that had been there for a while so and then the zero Spring Street is
actually down where the bank is there's a access way just down from the bank and goes along the backside along the three mile River there and there's a little piece like on one of Stacy's maps that looks
like it'll be in like the Mount Hope Finishing Company District if we go there but there's no houses on it so I asked Stacy about it and she said that um was Lincoln paper down there H was Lincoln
paper down there no paper milk yeah but it's that's not where where the his property is um it's near where the bank as it goes around I'll show you I didn't know there was an access between the bank and the water yeah I didn't know
that so if you look here there's B coast okay this is the I trust property like right here in the right here okay it goes out this way and comes here this is starter dab here then
tmlp has a piece and then di trust has the one along the river so this red line shows where we looked at the uh Mount Hope Finishing Company Village area so it cuts here but more than likely and I think there's only one house on starter
da that was included in the um the survey so we talked about you know he and I talked about that his other concern was um where arbic because they don't want anything else to stop them going in
there but see the yellow line is hit is all of di trust property where it's going in and it like a it busts up um CU like this is Milan's house here where Dr Sierra lived and then it comes out on
the like here there's some um access you know points here so it AB buts but it's not part of buts but it's not part of because they do not want to be a part of it that's what it looked like when he came before zoning a few months ago for update I said yeah I think look I think you look out because it definitely abds
but I don't think it's part of it right right so we when you know we look at the maps and we talked about it and I explained to him that right now we don't have any historical districts anything because he was looking at mackas that's what I and he was looking at the um J
map that you know that shows our historic map maps and the um mackus Maps so and he said it looks like it's in I said it's not and it doesn't make any difference anyway because we don't have any districts so I explained to him the difference between a national register
and a local historic and then I sent him all kinds of information too so I told him um that as things developed I would keep them in the loop you know I'm glad he reached out to you when he came to our meeting he he asked what he should do and I I just I did tell him to reach
out to you because I said he was looking at like the d d dot he thought he thought the numbers were the house numbers and I was like oh no there's no correlation between those so he wasn't and he even he honestly said he's like I'm not even really too too familiar with how all this works so I said talk to that oh he's a little more familiar
now so um so and I sent him um like the title for um a a fierce personal Pride so he could read a little bit about North Kon and stuff so he understands the history that he's building in
so um West Titan survey forms did anyone have any edits or anything to add to it I don't that's I don't know that much about West Titan myself so I thought I would reach out to um John jagat who grew up there um did you respond I
haven't done it yet and just see if you'd be willing to take a look at him I'm sure he will so um CPC well we met on January 16th and as we know they looked at um they approved
the application of Eligibility and then we meet again this Thursday on the 20th the library is coming along um we met on the 13th the inside walls and ceilings have
been painted the highway Department's been there doing some inside work um electrical Plumbing work has started I've been working with Mark the library director on lighting fixtures oh yes he he didn't know what a scon was no he
didn't know what was talking about that Saturday when I went to the library because Rita was there talking to him I I looked at him he had no clue no because I said when we were meeting because we were looking at like a for
the reading room where the fireplace is like a a Victorian and chandelier kind of thing to go in and I said to him I said how much lighting do you need there do you want some sconces on the wall and he was like what he knows about scones but he
doesn't know you beat me to it you beat me to it so funny now he knows now he knows what is the highway department doing in there they do some of the woodworking you know some of the carpentry work that needs to be done so when is the
estimated date of completion fall of 20 25 yeah yeah that's what said fall at6 September yeah that's what he said September yeah so because the HVAC is the big thing and that has gone out um
has been responded to and they're going to offer North Star the contract they um to put the hbac in and they said that will be the hbac will be completed by June 1st wow so once the HVAC is completed everything else falls into
place for quickly then you can start moving things in you yeah what about the RAM for the disabled is that all set done yeah yeah that that needs rail are the railings up I haven't seen it I don't think so but they have all the
materials for the railings um the other thing was the doors when you go you know to go into the library there were those big heavy wooden doors um so I talked with Jim Magie are at
length about it and how to you know first we're going to try and save them but when Granite City part Partners looked at it too with him you know because they have to be handicapped accessible that the doors just are not they weren't going to work um the
width of them just the heaviness of them being able to put the you know automatic door openers and all of that kind of stuff so those will be um ADA Compliant glass doors which also for safety for
people entering coming and going from the library you'd be able to see if there's somebody walking out at the same time or coming in um but those doors will not be thrown away they will be repurposed somehow
cool then we can pick up the topic of a time capsule okay that kind of fell by the wayside well so then um last night the americaus 2 50th Anniversary committee met um we're finalizing the fundraising
process so we'll begin seeking sponsors for everything on March 1st so June 14th mark your calendars is the Community Church will host a presentation on Ezra Styles there's a woman from the western part of the state that has done quite a
bit of research on him so she's going to come out and talk to him um Karen Potter is organizing that and uh the presentation will be open to the public the commission the society and
the 250th um will meet with her before the um actual presentation and then afterwards there'll be a tour of the church the reading of the Declaration will be on July 4th at the church with a possible tour of the Revolutionary War
Graves Robin L has been working on identifying in the Unitarian Church the grave um the graves of the Revolutionary War soldiers there looks to be about I think she said 34 that are there um so we'll have make some kind of
a little chore for that who's doing the reading George ball he's a member of the Community Church um then of course we're also looking to be at different events in town you know to
help advertise the 250th anniversary and spread the word um in 2026 we want to present a reenactment of the dayon town meeting of May 20th 1776 and I actually found a script from 1976 that they did and they had the
Selectmen of the time acted out and other um people that were involved in government in and on the committee in 1976 Charlie Harris wrote the script I have have it I can send you all copies
of it so our first thought was to involve the High School drama club but that's kind of like not working out well so we were talking about it last night we can just get you know somebody and Zach if he's really willing could be the director of the how you directed his
Christmas play he could work on that it's something that my dad mentioned to me yeah he said oh I'll mention yeah we'll we'll get him double time what what age group were you thinking of doing it well I think it depends you know um we're thinking maybe
middle school and I said or we just grab adults to do it we just say you know hey the good thing with having kids do it is that it's cute yeah and it brings people in to see it right cuz with kids you get parents you got it yeah
grandparents and Aunts Uncles and anybody else involved if a kid if a kid stumbles over a line or drops a flag or something not a flag not mean that drop it drop something it's it's it's it's all part of it right you know what I mean so so you know I'll talk with Karen again you know
because she said maybe the middle school would be more would be easier to work with oh you don't want Jack younger the better are you kidding me so yeah we love our town we have two versions child version and adult adult version yeah rated G PG and R there you
go xrated how many how many quotequote parts are in that script I don't know off the top of my head I'll send it to you you can take a look at it and figure it out I'll send it to everyone it's really quite hilarious so first town meeting or the first Board of selected
meeting yeah what is the script of it's May 20th is when um the Town voted to support the you know the revolution kind of thing and of course taxes was a big issue then as it is now as it is now the
reason why I think kids better is that hearing kids talk about taxes is gonna be adorable I mean that's that's that's the fun of it is um and of course we're working on the reenactment encampment for the fall so and then for the final culminating
activity we're looking at creating a monument for the Revolutionary War veterans um in our veteran Circle there's nothing that commemorates that war or those veterans there's just one plaque that says to all who served
besides the other Granite ones in the benches that they have and so we're coordinating with Ray heg the veterans agent Tom Ferry along with the board of Selectmen so that's
that so our next meeting is March 11th at 6 o' at the police station and we want it won't be a zoom meeting it won't be a hybrid so next is the annual reports due April 1st so I'll have a draft for the
ma the March meeting if you think of anything you want to add to it send it to me by March 10th okay and Shar you brought something I brought l oh boy oh boy yeah I was
thinking I don't know if you're we're interested in doing this if we just do like a monthly like historical moment you know because you brought something last month we just automatically put it on the agenda and if if we have something we have something we have something if we don't we don't okay is
does that sound like okay I found all kinds of just random stuff so this is an old calendar that it's like 30 years old right so this is pretty cool I actually helped to make
[Laughter] this9 was born Pat was born 1894 all so this was for the library when the library was um 100 years it had to do with the library
and it's still in great condition that's a good picture of the hospital paper it's like fantastic condition yeah my grandfather kept everything very this is all from your from your grandf house yeah for my dad's house yeah Dad's right yeah that's Bailey's
house yeah yeah tit Rock beautiful just random like letters and things like that from my grand board
station cool were you looking for a picture of that or did you have Shard not for we were looking for the very nice yeah and I loved that because I had the stationer for dayon rock oh the dayon
rock Farm yeah and this is Elliot Walker and if you look at the back it look at the detail isn't that amazing that's his high school graduation oh Dad who dad so he so Elliot actually
ownsome yes that's so this is his actual class of 1915 look at that so he's in here like
Elliot like in here that's super cool Elli yeah love it I'm gonna I'm gonna do very delicate yeah I'm gonna put it all together wow can you imagine finding
this genealogy just like that can you imagine him doing it you know I know our ancestors were so generous and there his like graduation thing this is funny so this is from one of their really good
friends listed here and look at it's a letter to um human Walker I read it I it was hilarious because it was from their friends and I that's how they were they were like really funny like this is the
uh rated R stuff you were talking about read it that's what I want so it's from there it's from my grandmother's best friends that lived so they were swingers you're saying this paper had a nice visit with
you last week oo the ride home is very uneventful but we so what did you read did you read the article read the black in the black oh gift certificate good for space panties for the girl who thinks her ass
is out of this world that that was from their best very this is another um thing from the farm a thick book like this was $6 19
it's about basically she's mad because they were hunting on her on the Landis so that's just so my property extends over 150 acres on both sides of a c that's nice to know this is the original picture
down one The Rock so this is actually from Francis Lincoln she and I went old book like cousin and I was like so intrigued
River um especially because of her signature oh sure that makes sense the snow yeah really graduates I mean look at this school plant needs in dayon Massachusetts from
1945 he like they kept everything so this letter we don't know who it went to but obviously they were yeah so this is like I said a yearbook recycling this paper I had a nice last week and I don't very on B but
we St it friendly and Au out of making supper that way but they they wrote to each other all the time they were my grandparents best friends like you know what I mean like for the girl who think
love Bas on your way here EAS two days darn cold she didn't say d and Rain came back in so this is D and girl like he kept all this
stuff and I had books would and then he actually kept one that had people in the war so that in there too where was this dery High
School this that's dery high school's in no but the one that's pictured here I don't know where that everything from aren't they building a new one too it's done dir beautiful 199 I know and
I I know no permission has been granted to anyone to walk or hunt on my property and with good reason you are trespassing yeah Mrs Walker well some people should read this about education the
development of the child as a whole the cousins not only his intellectual activities but also his social and recreational activities so why did your grandfather have father have this stuff um it was my grandfather has so much you can't even imagine this is just a why
would he have it because they kept everything your grandfather your grandfather read this little romance book it's actually I started reading it it's not really like it's I don't know it's interesting read whole thing five minutes is there
anything about candies she was happily disappointed in her uncle's home it was a neat two-story wooden house white green BL um this one is the one that has the one thing English there's one thing that's in this
one yeah but it's not really sort of kind of in the back yeah oh here so this is 1945 wow I love the way he writes his thiser is really yellow asked no permission has been granted and he I know
rightone I love that remember these trespassing for the milk bottle oh yeah could you SC that you SC that about pantties absolutely I want to post the I love that what madebe more
interesting Friends of the D Library those are Bott yeah but Brenda's still living really not that old BR Dr Rose bores was my principal oh yeah in elementary
school take attitude she lived on the bottom Road she lived on Pleasant double by hundred and others to take this attitude this is the P very direct I like it if you this is
World War I which is very firm and I know that you would take and bullets have the home and a number of my buildings walls fences and have been destroyed and my neighbor's land and that one just is one that I found but
this one I thought was that you cow shot animal cruy and disrespect have been numerous try to put yourself underline in my underline place whoa and then I just have like right they did not
have SDC yeah and then D Rock oh yeah souvenir prr the rild library Friends of the library membership basically
[Music] like and he just kind of yeah oh yeah because it was uh in the 60s when the dayt was Regional person Percy B yeah I thought it was super cool like
the little things that I found and then this is just just a tiny piece of it no milk this is just the tip of the iceberg I have three I was not allowed to take them out of the house because there's only three and because I'm a CL but yeah
clearly and I have two and I don't even live at her house so I have one that says dton Rock Dairy which was the same and then my son says Elliot F Walker oh wow I haven't seen those in
any oh Paul lasson I know him right too he lived us to run a gas station on 138 and toward the end the poor guy had a walker and he could barely get out there but he wasn't going to hire somebody and he would it would take him 10 minutes to get you your car so you got up and got
your own gas it's okay mrw it's okay it's okay no sweet old you just wanted to go get you guys almost 100 years old yeah there was only one like article in there I just put them all together what this but I found like the um book that
you Z I found other green one I have two of them the same do you with the map in it I haven't seen that one yet oh I can check it's just in the back it's just in the oh it's the same green book and the map is very thin quality paper so it doesn't take up a lot of room and it's just folded bazillion times and when you
open it up the maps like this that's all very nice yeah so it's different is that Cano I'm sure it is yeah the ponytail or battle Club Yeah just something different I you
know and then um I have oh my gosh so many Maps I have to actually actually figure it out what goes with what what property but 150 acres on both Sid of that's yeah
that was a lot back then Elm to County Street the Letter over here that people have disregard for yeah oh and then I have this is cool because it gives a
history of the day in rock range it come out good yeah okay good oh and he my husband just sent me these pictures so that was Marjorie my and how many of these business still
exist they kept everything field so that is H Lincoln some birds hot and others so that's Francis still downtown really is that one of the women you have a picture of
in the historical society that we could not identify because she just identified her I I wasn't sure if it was the same lady it might be I'd have to go look dark hair she pulled it back she had a dress color on it yeah so I can um take a picture of the back and everything so
that way that was uh my aunt margorie pretty so that's Elliot Walker's wife yep yeah wow yep and they um so my if you just send them to me I can match them yeah so
my um so my aunt margorie and um and Walker they never had children so um when my grandfather's um when he unfortunately didn't have the parents or whatever they
they actually took my grandfather in so my grandfather lived with uh my aunt margorie forever and I've heard some funny stories about my dad they had a beautiful deck and my aunt margorie was out there with my grand with my
grandfather and my Dad was supposed to hold something so that way they could fix the deck or something and he got nervous and let it go and the entire tree or whatever just took the entire deck down and basically my aunt margerie was like yeah my dad was telling me aun
margerie saved me that day and said that's okay I was going to take it down anyway because my grandfather was my grandfather was so mad at my dad and he was like he's like I must have been like 11 or 12 yeah so those are
neat oh somebody died really young yeah okay Elliot's father only lived 20 years so he died very young so that's why the wife lived
with them yes yes okay all right interesting yeah and then um my pictures this is what this is what our house is uh that's the what Frank painted and stuff it looks so good I'll show you guys and then I have a light fixture
similar to that so this is the um bookshelf very nice and look at that desk it's gorgeous so while you're looking at the pictures do we have anything else then I'll entertain motion to adjourn all motion toj there a
second second second all those in favor hi and we are adjourned and oh