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The Marlborough Historical Society
The Marlborough Historical Society is dedicated to the historic preservation, education, and celebration of Marlborough, Massachusetts. www.HistoricMarlborough.org.
The Marlborough Historical Society is an all-volunteer, non-profit organization dedicated to historic preservation, education, and celebration in Marlborough, Massachusetts. It is the only organization of its kind in Marlborough and depends on donations of time and money, memberships, purchases, and special events to fund ongoing preservation and education, free monthly programs, and special celebrations. Other than a few small grants for specific programs, the Society receives no city, state, or federal money. As an all-volunteer organization, 100% of your donation funds the Society's historic preservation and education.
Mission: The Marlborough Historical Society is dedicated to the historic preservation, education, and celebration of Marlborough, Massachusetts.
Thanks to everyone who came out yesterday for history tours and cookies, at our Christmas on the Farm event!
1688 Peter Rice Homestead, the Marlborough Historical Society's home base...
Please join the City and Society at Evergreen Cemetery, on December 7, 2019, at 11:00 AM as the City of Marlborough Re-Inters Remains of Revolutionary War Hero
On December 7, 2019, at 11:00 AM the City of Marlborough will hold a ceremony re-interring the remains of Robert Eames (1738-1821) of Marlborough who fought in both the Revolutionary War and the French and Indian Wars. Eames' Tomb at Wilson Cemetery, where his remains have laid since 1821, had been damaged by years of tree and vegetation overgrowth, poor mid-century preservation techniques and
vandalism. Mayor Arthur Vigeant has emphasized his desire to revitalize all the City's cemeteries as both a source of civic pride and a commitment to showcasing the City's historical past.
Marlborough resident Lieutenant Commander Matthew Sargent, United States Naval Reserve, and Trustee of the Marlborough Historical Society will give a brief speech of commemoration. The remains of Robert Eames were removed in early October by Richard Collins of Collins Funeral Home and sequestered on his property until the Wilson Cemetery tomb was fully revitalized. Marlborough's DPW, along with a
restoration specialist, not only restored the burial tomb inside and out but also cleaned, repaired and straightened over 140 Wilson cemetery monuments. "By bringing Robert Eames back to a pristine resting place at Wilson Cemetery, we not only show respect for a fallen hero but also openly honor the character of all Marlborough's residents, past and present," Said Mayor Arthur G. Vigeant. "It's rather fitting, that this ceremony should take place on Pearl Harbor Day. Pearl Harbor opened a flood-gate of enlistments to protect America's homeland. Robert Eames heard the call of Lexington and Concord and did not hesitate to enlist as one of America's first Minute Men. I would like to thank Commissioner Ghiloni and the entire Marlborough DPW for their work on these important restorations."
Bob Fagone, Chair of the Marlborough Historical Commission, noted: "we'll stand behind all of Mayor Vigeant's and the DPW's initiatives to rejuvenate and display Marlborough's historic cemeteries, most of them already on the National Register."
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There will be no genealogy workshop on Thursday Nov 28th due to Thanksgiving. There will be one on December 26th.
How the Post Road wrote New England's history
"Since it became America's first mail route back in 1673, the Boston Post Road has connected Boston to New York City, delivering messages, guiding travelers, and tying the Northeast together. ..."
BORN FROM INDIAN PATHSIn November 1645, John Winthrop Jr., son of the Massachusetts Bay Colony governor, embarked on a grueling, unprecedented 26-day tour of southern New England. In choosing his route, he relied on Indian trails: the so-called Connecticut Path running west from Boston and the Bay P...
It's always exciting when a new piece of evidence suddenly appears, in this case as a background ghost in a photo we've had for years of the little Nathan Drury/Holyoke house & farm on Rt 20W. The faint ghost image to the right of the little house is of the Luke Drury house, one of the Old Homestead paintings that we did not have a photo of before. But more importantly it shows a center chimney half house, of a form that dates to the early days around 1700-1750. It would be very very unusual for a half-house of that type to be built after 1835, or even after 1780. I now believe it's the original house on the plot. Supporting the idea is that the foreground Drury/ Holyoke house was described as as built 'on the old place' by Nathan Drury (born after 1795, so he would have married and been building between 1820-35.) It's almost an exact match for the Abraham Howe house which appeared on Elm St. between 1835 and 1853. Only one Drury house shows on a 1835 map, but by 1853 the second appears.
The state is considering designating Route 20 as a state historic highway, this coming Tuesday 10/15 at the statehouse in Boston. There's a link in the original post if you want to take action.
Our bill to designate Route 20 as a State Historic Highway in Massachusetts will be heard this coming Tuesday, October 15 at the Statehouse in Boston.
If you are a Massachusetts resident and would like to send a testimonial letter of support to the Chairs of the Transportation committee, please follow this link and submit.
https://malegislature.gov/Committees/Detail/J27
Update: thank you so much to the girl who just bought back a small change purse they'd bought when they realized there was a license and money inside. Another customer had set it down on a table while she was picking items up, and is very very relieved!
Thank you so much to speaker/trustee/poet Bob Fagone and everyone who came out last Tuesday to 1969: the Year of Living Dangerously! It was a moving presentation that connected Bob's year with what was going on for those in Marlborough and around the country and world.
Coming Saturday October 5th 8am -1pm at the homestead... The Marlborough Historical Society is having an open house sale of items de-assessioned from our archives and storage areas. We're also having a general yard sale on the grounds - since this is a fundraiser, donated items are also needed to be sold such as household items, jewelry, art, tools, furniture, collectibles, toys, DVDs, books, etc. Appraisers will be present to evaluate your treasures for a small fee. For more information and to arrange donation dropoff call Buck at 508-481-0905.
Getting ready for the Labor Day parade; come on down to Main St! The parade starts at noon but come early to get a good spot and enjoy the festivities!
Marlborough lost a lion last week, Ernie Ginnetti, long time treasurer of the Marlborough Historical Society passed away. He knew more about old houses than anyone I've met, and practiced what he preached, by buying, taking apart and moving, then restoring the Deacon Matthias Rice House, circa 1741, from Northborough to Marlborough, and then reconstructing again after a fire. He will be greatly missed. Per his obituary: 'A Graveside Service will be held on Wednesday, August 28, 2019 at 1 p.m. in Evergreen Cemetery, Wilson Street, Marlborough, MA. Calling hours will be held prior to the service from 10-12:30 also on Wednesday, August 28, 2019 in the Short & Rowe Funeral Home, 95 West Main Street, Marlborough, MA. In lieu of flowers, please make memorial donations in Ernie's name to the Marlborough Historical Society, P.O. Box 513, Marlborough, MA 01752'
https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/metrowestdailynews/obituary.aspx?n=ernest-r-ginnetti&pid=193734133&fhid=20775
Marlborough to turn into a living museum
Marlborough hopes to launch the state's first Museum in the Streets – a free walking tour that showcases the city's historical identity – Labor Day weekend.
Mr & Mrs J.E. Stratton Homestead - Ferndale Farm. Brigham Street in Marlborough. House burned May 30 1935, and the photo appears to be 1870-80s based on their clothing style.
Spending the weekend cleaning out the garage and de-cluttering the house? Want to put your unneeded items to good use? We are collecting items for our October yard sale. Since this is a fundraiser, we need donated items such as furniture, household items, jewelry, art, tools, etc. (no clothing) Appraisers will also be present to evaluate your own treasures for a small fee. For more information call Buck at 508-481-0905.
The historical Society office will be closed during the week of August 12-16.
The 1790 Census: New England by the Numbers - New England Historical Society
In the 1790 census, Marlborough was the wealthiest town in Mass, courtesy partly to its apple orchards and good farmland. (not mentioned in article, but Paul Brodeur has done prior research) Some of the other changes are startling...
According to the 1790 census, New England looked a lot different in ways you might not expect. Middleborough, Mass., for example, was bigger than Hartford.
On the 7th of September the old Middlesex chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution will be conducting a grave marking ceremony for Ananias Cooke, a veteran of the Revolutionary War. This will take place at 10am at the Robin Hill Cemetery on Donald Lynch Drive near the sports center. Folks are welcome to join!
Returning home: 75 years after being killed in action a Marlborough airman's remains identified, returned home
The funeral mass and burial of Alfred R Sandini will be held at 11am on the 20th of July with a wake the 19th of July between 5 and 7pm at Short's Funeral Home.
Two years after enlisting in the Army Air Corps., a radio gunner on a B-25 Marlborough native Alfred Sandini was killed in action in modern day Vietnam.
The Little Canadas of New England - New England Historical Society
Ours was on French Hill...
Though their contribution to the history and people of New England is often overlooked, Little Canadas have been woven into the region's fabric for centuries..
This is the turn of the century home of D. Curran, at the corner of Stevens St and Union. Yes it's still there although the road has taken up most of the front yard.
The Marlborough Historical Society's cover photo
Museum in the Streets
Marlborough will soon be the first city in Mass to have a Museum in the Streets! Click link to see more info from Trustee and project chair Bob Fagone!
Soon the streets of Marlborough will become an outdoor museum. An international series of self-walking tours started by a historian in 1996 will soon launch ...
The 1936 Flood That Engulfed New England - New England Historical Society
Any local stories about this flood?
The rain started pouring in New England on March 11 and didn't stop for 14 days, unleashing the devastating 1936 flood that covered half the United States.
From the outside it appears cheerful but undistinguished, but inside the history shines - 31 Springhill off High St near the First Church. The building currently houses Drumais Salon but was built around 1868 as the Abel Howe shoe factory. It's full of gorgeous original floors and beams, and a 2 story atrium with lamps from St. Mary's Church. Current owner Christian Drumais has a great appreciation of its history, especially as the building will be 150 years old this year. According to our local expert Paul Brodeur "I believe the Abel Howe factory figured in the Shoe Strike story of the late 1890's. If memory serves, Rice and Hutchins made a deal to use the empty factory to make sneakers with the stipulation that there would be no union interference since it was a new type of shoe. The unions went along but felt betrayed when other types of shoes were shifted to this factory. Shortly after, the unions were locked out of the other factories, but this factory was unaffected by the lockout. Rice and Hutchins may have been the last operator of the factory."
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Henry Knox trail goes through Marlborough...sounds like a fun weekend trip to follow it!
Rev250 resource of the day — On Jan 10, 1776, Col. Henry Knox crossed into Massachusetts with his "noble train of artillery" from the Lake Champlain forts. The Henry Knox Trail on Google Maps:
On this day in history...
Fun Fact: #OnThisDay in 1894, the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company installed the first battery-operated switchboard in Lexington, Massachusetts. The company was short lived, but the telephone switchboard became an essential component of communications before the wireless age.
This business card, probably from the late 1870s, reads, "The connecting link between the traveler and his home" and "Every Bell Telephone is a long distance station." Check out more objects from our library and archives at https://www.historicnewengland.org/explore/collections-access/
The lost Addison Brigham Homestead that used to stand at 112 Brigham Street on the southern edge of Marlborough. Pictured are Grace D Brigham and her grandson Roger Edward Brigham. Photo taken by Alfred E Brigham Jr (father of Roger). I'm guessing late 30's by the car but someone who knows the family (or cars) could tell us better.
Dec 30, 1794 Andrew Peters of Westborough surveyed in Marlborough in October and November and made a plan of the town dated this day. He laid down the old post road and concord road, ascertained the number of acres in the ponds, and the grist and saw mills in town His account was 11.25 cents. The committee of three, that assisted him, charged 37.91 cents. The plan of the town was made, agreeable to a resolve of the General court, dated June 26th 1794. (From Cyrus Felton's 600 Interesting Events) (fixed typo I had 1794 at top but swapped numbers in last line)
Merry Christmas to all, from the Marlborough Historical Society...
This is the old Washington Street School The first schoolhouse in this area was behind what's now the old central fire station. In 1865 this Italianate Washington Street School was built off Bolton between Washington and Rice Streets. It was replaced on this site with the current Bessie Freeman School in 1916, which was an elementary until 1981. It is now used for the district office and early childhood program. Don't forget to 'like' our posts so they continue to show in your feed!
This had the typical number of windows for the time. Gas pendant lights and sconces were coming into fashion at the time and would have lit the school rooms adequately to their view. 'Fashionable town houses constructed in the 1860s often had a central pendant gas light (that is to say a gas light attached to the ceiling) in each of the principal rooms with a ventilation grille above, cunningly disguised in the deep recesses of the ceiling rose. Gas 'wall brackets' were used in place of the sconce, and some staircases were lit by newel lights attached to the newel post. The largest pendant fittings had several burners and were known as gasoliers." http://www.buildingconservation.com/articles/lighting/lighting.htm
Here's a big old house near the west end of Lincoln at the corner of Silver Street, taken around 1960. I believe it was built as some sort of rooming house or tourist hotel between 1855 and 1875 but we don't have much info. It would have had a nice view of Lake Williams before the trees and houses grew up around it. And yes, it's still there!
Massachusetts Has A Northborough, Southborough And Westborough. Why No Eastborough?
Our own trustee emeritus Paul Brodeur spoke with WGBH! "When I started researching Richard's question, I thought this would be a light, fun tale about how a few area towns got their names. Well, Shakespeare once asked, "What's in a name?" And in the complex story that is America, if you scratch the surface a little, you'll often find the answer is, "More than meets the eye." "
The answer is a tale of colonial expansion and the division of large swaths of land into smaller ones. But there is also a more complicated side to the story.
Thank you to all who stopped by our booth in support of historic preservation in Marlborough, and to everyone who came out for the lighting of the town tree and great music! It was a brisk night so the holidays were in the air!
www.HistoricMarlborough.org
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Congratulations to Jillian Goellner, a senior at Marlborough High School. Jillian received the Society's 2014 History Scholar Award tonight at Society's annual meeting Tuesday night for this completed project. For more information about the History Scholar awards: http://historicmarlborough.org/Scholarship.html
"Christmas at the Farm with A Festival of Trees" - 2010
The final weekend is this weekend. Check out scenes from last weekend and you'll see why you don't want to miss your last chance to see this year's festival!
Fine Finds
10 Maxwell circle, Hudson
Hudson Historical Society (Massachusetts)
43 Broad St Ste C402, Hudson
Southborough Historical Society
25 Common St, Southborough
Northborough Historical Society
Northborough 01532
YiasouMegale.Com
Southborough 01772
American Heritage Museum
568 Main Street, Hudson
Collings Foundation
137 Barton Rd, Stow
Jennifer B. Doherty, Historic Preservation Co
Westborough 01581
4th Middlesex/85eme Regiment Saintonge
Sudbury 01776
Bolton Historical Society
676 Main St, Bolton
Kolman Artisan Glass
615 Boston Post Rd, Sudbury
Stow Historical Society
Stow 01775
General Artemas Ward House
786 Main St, Shrewsbury
Gen. Artemas Ward Homestead
Shrewsbury 01545
We will notify you when anything happens in Marlborough.


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Hi! Just thought i'd point your attention to a post i made regarding using the TriCaster 40 with an external mixer and how to route the audio. Enjoy!
Good write-up. And good going deciphering the mix-minus workflow for 40. This used to be the only way to do this on the sdsystems . The XD series mostly have Aux to rely on,.
Thanks for the article. Very helpful. If your audio mixer has an aux out bus that's pre fader, can't you connect your studio speakers to the aux out and mute the channel? Then you can use the audio from the DDR in the Tricaster.
I did play around with various configurations using aux busses on the mixer, however it always resulted in double audio of either the mixer audio or the DDR. The problem with the workflow you suggest is that I actually want to send the TriCasters internal audio to my studio speakers so that the talent can hear the audio from the DDR.
We are a live feed church where we feed our services from one main campus to our regional locations. We're currently planning a new location and in the process of upgrading to HD so this is our first HD location. Everything has gone well until we got to our audio testing.
this set up gives a nice clean sound to our locations HOWEVER it causes a slight delay in the audio in house so it leaves the echo effect.
Band INTO external board / TC INTO external board (for DDR and DVD player) ---> External board to house amps AND back to TC (to feed the encoder for live feed) this results in great house sound with no echo effect however on the remote locations they get an audio that sounds very "darth vaderish" or "robotic" particularly after switching to a DDR or DVD and back via TC.
man I hope this all makes sense - any suggestions? ideas? confusion? - any help would be great! oh and I've got 5 days to figure this out.... we launch next sunday.... good thing I don't know what sleep feels like anyways.
Sound like you may have set yourself up for feedback and/or double-audio. How did you route the TC audio into the external mixer? I think on the 40 you would need to make sure and "solo" and "mute" only the DDR and DVD player inputs. Then hook up the headphone output to the external mixer. Otherwise, you are sending the same audio through the mixer and then doubling it (with a bit of delay) in the TriCaster. Solo will allow you to send only the sources that originate in the TriCaster to your external mixer. Then your full mix comes in from your external board and that would be the only source non-muted and non-soloed inside the TriCaster. It is a little easier on the bigger TriCasters that have an AUX audio feed, but this should work just fine in the scenario you described.


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Q: I am getting Exception while comparing images So, I am working on my Project in Windows Forms and have a little Problem. In this Project I have to compare multiple Images, that are in one Folder with a Screenshot.
If Screenshot contains image, Method have to return true otherwise it have to return false. All images in Folder are in "PNG" Format and I am changing there format to "Format24bppRgb" after getting them from file in code and in any 3-rd comparison it gives me "IndexOutOfRange".
I am using following code for comparing one by one images with Screenshot :
string[] addressArray = Directory.GetFiles(Path.Combine(Directory.GetCurrentDirectory(), "Kartebi2"), "*.png");

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So now about my Problem, In any 3-rd Comparasion it gives me following Exception: enter image description here
if anyone knows how to solve this problem please tell me.
I have posted a similar Question but there I was asking for Compare Method(I didn't knew how to compare Images). In this Post I am asking about Exception about Compare function, that I have found in Internet.

A: change your code like this;
if (matching.Length != 0 && matching[0].Similarity > 0.95f)

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the products in the shop numbers aren't displaying correctly (1-8) and the page navigation (1-4) doesn't work. Any idea?
I can see the issue on site but I'm afraid checking "from outside" is not enough to provide solution. I would like to take a closer look at your setup so would you mind enabling support access for me?
To do this, please go to the "WPMU DEV -> Support" page in your site's back-end and click on "Grant Support Access" button there, then let me know here.
I'll then access the site and check its configuration, hopefully finding the solution for this problem.
That should be setup for you!
Thanks for granting access, I had a look at your installation and it looks like the issue is related to your theme and its custom shop template that it uses.
If you setup a default WooCommerce shop page by creating new page with default template and then select it under WooCommerce > Settings > Products you should see that on that page the number of products is correct and navigation is also working properly.
I tried checking shop.php file in file editor to see if I could find anything in there but it only shows empty file so I must say that I'm unfamiliar with the way that your theme creates a custom template for the shop page.
You should contact your theme developers about this so they can check this template and investigate why it doesn't work.


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QUIZ: How Well Do You Know Chrysler?
This example of the 1950 Town and Country was the last year that Chrysler ever produced what kind of vehicle?
Woodies, or vehicles with wooden trim packages were no longer produced by Chrysler after 1950.
Which of the following car brands is not owned by Chrysler?
Lincoln is owned by Ford Motor Company.
This full-sized station wagon was among the first to debut Chrysler's Hemi engine in 1951.
The Town and Country was Chrysler's station wagon at the time and is still present in their lineup today as a mini van.
This 1955 model was named for the number of horsepower it made, with versions of it competing in NASCAR.
The 300 series was produced from 1955 - 1965 with the first year carrying the C-300 designation.
This less-expensive full-sized model was introduced for the 1961 model year, and was among the last Chryslers with tailfins.
The Newport was produced from 1961 - 1980.
One of the most unique production vehicles ever built, this model produced in 1963 had an engine that spun at over 40,000 revolutions per minute.
55 examples of the Turbine Car were produced.
This is the 1957 version of which venerable full-sized Chrysler?
The Chrysler New Yorker was produced from 1940 - 1996.
The 1950 Imperial pioneered "Hydraguide", and the 1956 version featured "Auto-Pilot". What were these never-before-seen features that are now considered necessities?
Power steering and cruise control are two of Chrysler's most important innovations.
This 1962 muscle car was featured as a replacement of the "letter series" coupes of the same name.
The 300 was produced until 1971.
Shown here is the final, 1961 model year of what now-defunct Chrysler make?
DeSotos were in production from 1928 - 1961.
Replacing the Firedome as DeSoto's top offering in 1955, what luxury DeSoto is seen here?
The similarly-named Fireflite was produced until 1960.
This state-of-the-art "halo" car shown here was spun off after the 1955 model year to become its own separate make.
The original Chrysler Imperial was produced under the Chrysler marque from 1926 - 1954.
Chrysler merged with what company from 1998 to 2007?
Chrysler merged with Daimler-Benz and was known as "Daimler-Chrysler".
This trim line of the Imperial, later the mid-level trim, has held multiple automotive records, including the first use of disc brakes on the 1949 model.
The Crown Imperial was also the widest-ever production vehicle in its 1954 version.
We've covered Chrysler's 1950s and 1960s offerings, but they also manufactured DeSoto cars as well. Which top-of-the-line model is seen here?
The DeSoto Firedome was the highest-priced DeSoto during its run.
Among Chrysler's top-of-the-line Imperial offering, there were further levels of luxury, such as this 1960 model. What was the highest trim level called?
The LeBaron was eventually spun off into its own model in 1977.
In what year did Chrysler's first version of the famous "Hemi" engine, known as FirePower, debut?
The FirePower engine debuted in 1950 after tests in a fighter jet.
Shown here is the 1960 - 1961 version of this entry-level full-sized car, complete with tailfins.
The Windsor was discontinued after 1961.
Let's see what you know about the Chrysler company itself. When was Chrysler founded?
Chrysler is surprisingly young compared to many other American auto manufacturers only being founded in 1925.
This mid-priced model was produced from 1957 - 1965. Shown here is the 1960 first-generation model.
The Saratoga was named for Saratoga Springs, New York.
One of America's Big Three automakers, Chrysler has a long history of being an American leader in auto production. Are you a Chrysler aficionado?


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More specifically, EY was named Accountancy Firm of the Year 2018 for the eighth time in nine years, having previously won the same award in 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012 and 2010. EY was also named Private Equity Financial Advisor of the Year 2018 in Europe.
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A $7.5 million grant to fund the construction of a recital hall at the Frost School of Music is part of the foundation's ambitious $25 million investment in the area.
Grant Promoting Renewal in Detroit and New Orleans Shows Good News Sells. Who Knew?
Both cities have been devastated by natural and man-made disasters. A grant from the Knight Foundation will show how both communities recovered thanks in part to the power of music.
Why Is the Knight Foundation Funding Macon's Music Nonprofits?
The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation recently awarded $363,000 to 11 arts-related nonoprofits organizations across Macon, Georgia. A closer analysis reveals that music-oriented organizations were the big winners. Six of the recipients are devoted to musical education, performance, and networking, and their collective funding totals $170,000.