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A is for . . . Agriculture—chief occupation
B is for . . . Brown, Jennie “Belle” - 108 years old
C is for . . . Carman, Harry—noted educator
D is for . . . Denton, Preston—first permanent settler
E is for . . . Education—16 Districts in 1813
F is for . . . Flake Graphite Mine
G is for . . . Granger Glass Works
H is for . . . Haggerty, Anthony—settled in 1778
I is for . . . Indian Samp Mortar
J is for . . . James Bank
K is for . . . King Station—D & H
L is for . . . Lake Desolation
M is for . . . Mills—cloth,
fulling, paper, lumber
N is for . . . . New Name—Greenfield
O is for . . . Old Name—Fairfield
P is for . . . Plank Road—1844
Q is for . . . Quakers—1792
R is for . . . Roads—followed old Indian Trails
S is for . . . Stone Walls
T is for . . . Temperance Society—1809
U is for . . . Union Free School District—1913
V is for . . . Villroy Mansion
W is for . . . Wagon Making—early occupation
X is for . . . X marks the spot—gold in Greenfield—1897
Y is for . . . Young, Isaac—first doctor
Z is for . . . Zillions and Zillions of Rocks
Thanks to Mary DeMarco, Town of Greenfield Historian,
for submitting this listing!
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