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In Times Square: ANOTHER CHAPTER ON EARLY WATERTOWN RAILROAD HISTORY

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (589+ words) Last week I wrote about the railroad shops that were a huge business and also the largest employer in Watertown back in the 1860s. The railroad shops, along with our entire community prospered in that era, but a big setback was…...

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Rural Ramblings: History books are missing some real heroes | Agriculture

2+ mon, 1+ week ago   (277+ words) I really believe the history books are setting up the wrong people as heroes. Teddy Roosevelt, for instance, got credit for being a hero when he ran up San Juan Hill yelling “Charge!” But he would have looked pretty foolish…...

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Historical Society to host historic houses presentation April 23

3+ mon, 1+ week ago   (156+ words) The 1894 Marshall Woodard home, located on N. Washington Street, will be highlighted during the Historical Society presentation. The floral carriage out front is decorated for the Harvest Jubilee which took place in 1899 in downtown Watertown. The Watertown Historical Society will host…...