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Courtesy Willimantic Public Library
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Rev. Francis Mulville's FuneralPic of the Week - June 28, 2012
Father Francis X. Mulville was extremely community oriented and was a member of several organizations and groups. They included the Knights of Columbus, the Montgomery Hose Company and the Willimantic Gun Club. As evidenced by the picture postcard, a large group gathered at the Willimantic Train Station. At Willimantic, the officers of the Montgomery Hose Company boarded the train and accompanied the body, "to its last resting place at Simsbury".
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Bugbee'sBuilt by Henry A. Bugbee in 1904-5 to house his feed and grain operation which had started out at 814 Main St. In 1922, the building was occupied by the Willimantic Grain Co. In 1955 it was the Star Furniture Company. Today it is home to WAIM. Paul Ashton wrote that he "remembered STAR Furniture run by Sam Moskowitz. A very nice and funny guy I recall. "
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Doctor William Patrick Stuart KeatingDr. Keating. He was also the City Health Officer.
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Pic of the Week August 11, 2011
The KOKA club participates in the 1910 4th of July Parade
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Main Street businessesPic of the Week - January 19, 2012
This building on Main Street is now occupied by The Shoesmith. At the time of the photo it was home to Hugh Anderson's paint and wallpaper business. In the 50s it was home to "Laundromart".
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