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Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 28., Our Illustrations. (search)
cross-over and siding tracks and the old switch target, the freight room and annex of early days. These were removed across the tracks, made into a store (now and for years a laundry). Into it Mr. Willey moved the post office in July, 1870. Nahum Wilber succeeded him in both positions and there set up a periodical and notion store in a little room made between the waitingrooms. A view of that, by artist Hans Schroff, Wilber preserved. In a few years was needed the Hall schoolhouse on Harvf, Wilber preserved. In a few years was needed the Hall schoolhouse on Harvard avenue and Sharon street, an excellent one, built by Dea. James Pierce. Misses Ellen Lane and Ella Alden were teachers. One of the best, it was the least time used of any, sold, and taken down. It was used in building a new house in the corner. In the left-hand corner the Editor last winter erected a unique bungalow. From it we send out this issue of the Regis-Ter, and begin our eighteenth year of service.