I love swimming in that brook that runs thru the field right in town i come up from ct. once or twice each summer and always cherish a visit . i believe the audubon takes care of the field ..its a beautiful town..even the 'book mill' is a nice place to visit ..thank you for this share ! !
this was really nice being able to see this I never knew there was such a movie the only problem to me was the sound did not work it would have been nice to hear what they talked about back then I think I have to thank Chris Clawson for bringing this up for everyone to see Thanks, Chris.
It’s really cool to see my town a long time ago, I’m still looking for my house though thought it might be there since it was built in 1840 and it’s in the center of town
It's nice to see the old steam shovel my dad used to talk about. M.T. Thompson was my grandfather. Richard Thompson was my dad and they lived in town.
Thank you for putting this on you tube! I liked seeing my home town back in the days.
I love swimming in that brook that runs thru the field right in town i come up from ct. once or twice each summer and always cherish a visit . i believe the audubon takes care of the field ..its a beautiful town..even the 'book mill' is a nice place to visit ..thank you for this share ! !
this was really nice being able to see this I never knew there was such a movie the only problem to me was the sound did not work it would have been nice to hear what they talked about back then I think I have to thank Chris Clawson for bringing this up for everyone to see Thanks, Chris.
This is fascinating. My dad’s side of the family from Bert clark is in there (or so I’ve been told)
I love this town!
It’s really cool to see my town a long time ago, I’m still looking for my house though thought it might be there since it was built in 1840 and it’s in the center of town
Wait I think that might be the motel that burned down now the post office is there
Yes! That is where it was. When did it burn?
@@melowaremedia253the Montague Inn burned down in 1953
Oh look it’s the church down the street
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