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1. Massachusetts of To-Day A Memorial Of The State Historical And Biographical issued for the World's Columbian Exposition At Chicago - Book titled Massachusetts of To-Day. This book was printed for the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago in 1892. This book was found in the collection of the Monson Historical Society, there is no known donor. This book related to Monson because of pages 594-596. On page 594 there is a brief narrative of Monson; page 595 is information about Solomon Francis Cushman; page 596 is information about Edward Franklin Morris. It is inscribed on the inside front cover - James C. Taylor. It is inscribed on the inside back cover - James Corish Taylor

   1892

   Record Type: Library

   
2. Old Branch Mill

   Looking east from Elm Street at Old Branch Mill with employees. Ice House can be seen in the distance across the pond. Man identified with a check mark is Mike O'Brien. Man identified with an X is Tim Hannifan.

   Record Type: Photo

   
3. S. F. Cushman & Son or Branch Mill and workers

   S. F. Cushman & Son or Branch Mill, 30 adults, 7 children standing in front of Mill, 2 of the adults are on the roof of Mill, small pond next to Mill, walk way to next building elevated from third floor of Mill. Standing on Elm Street looking east.

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. S. F. Cushman Woolen Mill - 1886

   South looking north for photo of S. F. Cushman Woolen Mill, showing pond next to "Hat Shop" building, Cushman Street, bridge, houses in town. House owned by Sherman family next to mill, dirt road around pond, smoke from power house chimney.

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. S.F. Cushman Woolen Mill

   Workers standing in front of original wooden S.F. Cushman Woolen Mill taken looking east toward Carpenter Road. All workers unidentified. This building burned in 1886 and was replaced with a brick factory building shortly after.

   Record Type: Photo