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This baby, Vivian Ruth Norman, was three months old at the time the photo was taken.

This graduation photo was taken on the steps of Stetson Hall, at the time the Town Hall. The year is not certain, but it is most likely that this is the junior high class of 1920. Likewise, which town school the children graduated from is not known,…

History of the Randolph Fire Department from 1862 to 1975. View volume on the Internet Archive.

Submitted as part of the 2019 Creators' Raffle "A Universe of Stories"

The Randolph Theatre can be seen on the right side of the image, while the Porter Block can be seen on the left.

A linen card, made of textured paper with high rag content, with an image of a fall leaf and several men in suits advertising Clinton, makers and retailers of fine clothes. The back of the card lists locations in Somerville, Boston, Quincy, and…

Two poems submitted as part of the 2019 Creators' Raffle "A Universe of Stories"

Carl L. Macauley was a Randolph police officer who was elected Police Chief in 1962. He died on November 24, 1971; his burial was on November 28, 1971 at Central Cemetery. The police officers who carried his coffin included (left side, front to rear)…

There were two Prescott School buildings, both on School St.- the Prescott Elementary School was close to North Main St., on a site that as of 2020 features a CVS, while the Prescott Grammar School was across the street on a site that as of 2020…