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Gallery 01 - Main St.

Gallery 02 - Main St. Postcards

Gallery 03 - Willimantic

Gallery 04 - Willi Spots

Gallery 05 - Footbridge

Gallery 06 - Postcards

Gallery 07 - Businesses - Pre 1930

Gallery 08 - Businesses - Post 1930

Gallery 09 - Early Scenes

Gallery 10 - Early buildings

Gallery 11 - Churches

49 albums on 5 page(s)

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Willimantic - Summer, 1963

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Northeast corner of Church and Valley StreetsWe are grateful to the copyright owner, "The Chronicle", for permission to use the above images and story from the May, 1992 anniversary edition of "The Chronicle". Further reproduction without permission is prohibited.

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The Willimantic Post Office was built in 1911, and now serves as a brew pub and restaurant, the Main Street Cafe.

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Introduction to Dr. Keating's photo album. Pictures were taken during the Summer of 1912 during the smallpox epidemic. The Isolation Hospital was on Pleasant St. The handwriting is Dr. Keatings.

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Chaffee Silk MillThe Chaffee Silk Mill, pictured on the corner of Church and Valley in a building erected in 1872. J. Dwight Chaffee manufactured high quality silk thread and silk fishing lines from this site, well into the 20th century. This building was also fell victim to early 1970s city redevelopment, and today is the site of the Windham Courthouse.