ACTIVITIES
Life, Work, School & Leisure

Moving State St School to Seaside Avenue for Reuben Hill. The school stood near where Ruth Nettleton lives now (1975). Reuben Hill made it into a house

Machine used to cut ice

Oxen hauling a log

Old Davis homestead Nut plains, stood at the end of Nut Plains Road. Rob Davis. Fred Davis grandfather's house. April

Oxen ploughing a field

Several house-drawn wagons on a road

The sluice at Guilford harbor. The stone building is part of the present (1975) Captain's Table Restaurant. c1940

Thrashing grain with a flail

Winter scene, horse drawn sled, dog

Railroad Changing over track West River to Footes Curve Taken near Mulberry Point Bridge looking weSt January 1940

Railroad Changing over track West River to Footes Curve January 1940

Team of oxen, negative CDH-241

Men working inside Spencer’s Foundry at 20 Fair St Left, John Petzel & Joe Slovinski early 1930's

Men working inside Spencer’s Foundry at 20 Fair St Jim Bergen standing over to right

Men and women watching sailboats. View looking west from rocks in front of Sachems Head Yacht Club before the Yacht Club was built. c1897

8x10 photo of Christmas decorations inside Henry Benevento’s house on Lake Drive. Henry Benevento near the window. 448 Kintz house 1910 c1975

Interior of Spencer Foundry 20 Fair St built 1872

Cider press on River St in barn behind 6 Broad St the Caleb Stone house

Interior of Harvey Leete’s Blacksmith Shop, next to Samuel Shelley House (CDH album p.19)

Auction at Rock House, State Street (CDH album p.22)

Nortontown Sawmill owned by Deacon John Norton (CDH album p.25)

Barns of Samuel Stone House (CDH album 32b)

Stones Cider Mill (rear of 6 Broad Steet) (CDH album 34c)

Stones Cider Mill (rear of 6 Broad Steet) (CDH album 34f)

Harvesting ice at Mill Pond (ice houses have been razed) (CDH album 35c)

Launching Grey Dawn built by William Fowler in West River at Jones Bridge (CDH album p.36)

Launching Grey Dawn built by William Fowler in West River at Jones Bridge (CDH album p.36)

Anna Fowler of North Guilford weaving at Old Stone House in Ell taken down in 1930 (Hubbard Album p49)

Robert Davis getting salt hay (CDH album 52b)

Plowing (CDH album 52e)

Robert Davis and son Eliot haying (CDH album 53b)

Raking Hay (CDH album 53e)

Haying (CDH album 54b)

Nelson Norton 1906 (CDH album 54e)

Charcoal pit

Harvesting ice. According to Earle Leete this began about 1890-1900 and ended with electric ice boxes

Oxen hauling a log

Oxen pulling a farm wagon

Two horses pulling chain CHARLES D. HUBBARD

Horse drawn hay mower in operation

Boat being dragged to West River, taken on High St Persons R-L Lew Norton-Herbert Jones, Rob Madison

Possibly behind the Thomas Scranton House 1810 on State St (Compare to Page 26 of Hubbard book)

Mr. Lewis Anderson and his boat Marion

Railroad Changing over track West River to Footes Curve Houses in the distance are on Lower Whitfield St and Seaside Avenue. January 1940

Harvesting ice at the Mill Pond. According to Earle Leete this began about 1890-1900 and ended with electric iceboxes

Team of oxen in winter with sleigh negative CHD239_

Men working inside Spencer’s Foundry at 20 Fair St Left, John Petzel standing on right

Men working inside Spencer’s Foundry at 20 Fair St Jim Bergen standing over to right

Barns at 284 Clapboard Hill Rd. Henry Dudley house on far right. Parmelee brothers on the right. c1900

Children at Easter egg hunt. Guilford Lakes School. Date March 22, 1965

Interior of 20 Fair St Spencer Foundry built in 1872

Deacon John Norton at gristmill (CDH album p.4)

Interior of Harvey Leete’s Blacksmith Shop, next to Samuel Shelley House (CDH album p.19)

Coal Dock at Sluice (CDH album p.24)

Rear of Miles Dudley House (1707) corner of York and Fair Streets. Edith Hubbard (center), Ida Hubbard (right) grapevines (CDH album p.26)

William Stone, Stones Cider Mill (rear of 6 Broad Steet) (CDH album 34a)

Stones Cider Mill (rear of 6 Broad Steet) (CDH album 34d)

At Guilford Sluice (CDH album 35a)

Spillway at Mill Pond (1906) (CDH album 35e)

Launching Grey Dawn built by William Fowler in West River at Jones Bridge (CDH album p.36)

Mill Pond and ice houses (CDH album 48d)_

Harvesting oysters or clams (through ice) (CDH album 51c)

Robert Davis getting salt hay (CDH album 52b)

Carting witch hazel (CDH album 52f)

Robert Davis and son Eliot haying (CDH album 53c)

Raking Hay (CDH album 53f)

Nelson Norton (CDH album 54c)

Charcoal pit

Harvesting ice at Mill Pond. The building has been razed. According to Earle Leete this began about 1890-1900 and ended with electric iceboxes

Robert Davis

Spencer's barn on Three Mile Course Road near the Medad Tavern

Julius Engelman and his wife in a horse drawn cart. They lived in the Black house on Boston St

Earle Leete identified this as an ice boat in an old cove (now 1976 marsh) at Sachen’s Head (Bloody Cove according to Joel Helander)

George Rolf's Livery Stable on 26 Water St about 22 or 24 next to present (1975) shoe repair shop. betw.1891-1905

The sluice Earle Leete said the present - 1976 - Captain’s Table would be on the right, the Stone House on the left

Cattle George Hull corner of Dunk Rock Road and road to the Cox School. c1940

Railroad Changing over track West River to Footes Curve January 1940

The Mill Pond - Harvesting ice. According to Earle Leete this began about 1890-1900 and ended with electric iceboxes

Oxen team and man

Men working inside Spencer’s Foundry at 20 Fair St John Bergen standing to right

Men working inside Spencer’s Foundry at 20 Fair St Joe Slivinski on left, next is John Petzel Black man is Lester Moore

Annual Regatta, People on rocks watching sailboats. Yacht Club built 1898 Labor Day 1900

Plating room inside Spencer Foundry on 20 Fair St where castings were submersed in tanks for brass and nickel plating

Worker inside Spencer Foundry 20 Fair St built in 1872

Sameul Barner at Sachems Head ploughing field with ox (CDH album p.5)

(A) Interior of Harvey Leete’s Blacksmith Shop, next to Samuel Shelley House (CDH album p.19)

Nortontown Sawmill owned by Deacon John Norton (CDH album p.25)

Rear of Thomas Scranton House (1810) State Street (CDH album p.26)

Stones Cider Mill (rear of 6 Broad Steet) (CDH album 34b)

Stones Cider Mill (rear of 6 Broad Steet) (CDH album 34e)

Tide Gates at East River (CDH album 35b)

Spillway at Mill Pond (1906) (CDH album 35f)

Launching Grey Dawn built by William Fowler in West River at Jones Bridge (CDH album p.36)

Weaving loom (Hubbard Album p49)

Robert Davis getting salt hay (CDH album 52a)

Robert Davis getting salt hay (CDH album 52b)

Robert Davis and son Eliot haying (CDH album 53a)

Robert Davis and son Eliot haying (CDH album 53d)

Haying (CDH album 54a)

Nelson Norton (CDH album 54d)