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Tuesday, November 30, 2010

1913: FRED McCABE BECOMES A PARTNER IN THE HAMILTON SQUARE GENERAL STORE

Among those buildings that I believe should be on the list of the National Historic Register is the old "General Store" of Hooper and Chamberlin, later to include McCabe. I drew the pen and ink rendering way back in 1983 or so, when Mr. Chamberlin let me borrow the original photo for the weekend. I understand that the historic old building supplied the village residents with all their needs. It was also a supply house for local farmers who needed replacement parts and other farm-related supplies. The second story of the building supposedly once housed a harness making factory.

Anonymous Mike Bree said...
I live on mercer street from 1949 to 1979. As a kid this store was a center point for kids and candy. The also use to deliver and I still can remember their van coming down our driveway. They were great people and found to talk to.
Tuesday, November 30, 2010

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  1. I live on mercer street from 1949 to 1979. As a kid this store was a center point for kids and candy. The also use to deliver and I still can remember their van coming down our driveway. They were great people and found to talk to.

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