Beautiful Fitchburg, MA Postcards From the Past

The City of Leominster presents Beautiful Fitchburg, MA postcards. These postcards where donated by Bob Haskell, Many of the postcards are from the late 1800’s. Your thoughts and comments are welcome courtesy from the City of Leominster Historical Commission. Please feel free to like and share this video.

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i was brought up next door to the old lady's home,, (22 Cedar) it was still in operation as i grew up, i knew many lady's there,, was so much fun to visit as i was a kid. Since then, my old house went thru the mill, with ownerships etc, the house for some reason is still staning,, as it was ruined quite a bit. Glad to have the memories tho. My dad was the third owner of 22 Cedar too. was built the same year as the old lay's home, 1890. A drugest had built 22 by the name Joel, then the Highets , then us, the Smiths. we moved out in 1974. my dad had bought it in 1965. I'm 60 now. shhhhhhh lol

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druggist , sorry, my spelling sucks, lol what do you expect, i went to Mc Kay lol glad i got out of there in fifth grade... (as i had to stay back once i moved) the teachers had a great vacation NOT teaching once that school was built. (i went to Edgerly first and second)