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Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 20., Bottled history. (search)
n in the closing years of the eighteenth and opened in the early years of the nineteenth, we may contrast it with the means of travel and carriage of this present year of the new century, and wonder if the coming years will witness as much change, and as many improvements. Just how old this house is we have no means of knowing, but it is probably much more than a century, and has not outlived its usefullness. West Medford, May 25, 1901. [Name here.] At the meeting of the Society on September 24, the above was read by Mr. Weitz, who was Secretary at the time of the writing in 1901, and the papers are deposited in the Society's archives. The writer was then a new member and willing to do his bit toward the preservation of Medford history. Knowing something of the old house and its connection with the old waterway, he placed this account of it where it would be readily found at the renewal of the roof covering. He scarcely expected ever to see it again, much less to receive it