Recently rediscovered in our photographic collection: Fourth of July, 1902 in Southborough with Ruth Ladd, Marguerite Henderson, Veda Henderson, Alice Hammond, the aptly named Rose Liberty, Evelyn Henderson, James E Griffin, and Corrina Liberty. The dog’s name is lost to history, but for today he can be ‘Firecracker.’
Happy Fourth of July from all your friends at the Southborough Historical Society!
Love the photo and the whole idea of using 4th as another way of getting out the word about SHS!
I thought one of the rr stations is actually a house on the corner of Parkerville across the street from where the station was.
And while I’m remembering… the house across from that going up Parkerville was a country store…maybe even into
the time I came in early 1970…
Donna
What a great find. Love this and the dog’s name!