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A Photo History of East Greenwich

This gallery contains the photos that I took in 1998-99 as part of my Girl Scout Gold Award project. Originally, the photos were stored on three diskettes and accompanied a binder with the printed text. Copies of the project were given to the East Greenwich Free Library and public and private schools in East Greenwich. In 2000, I made the photos and text available on my website so that it could be accessed by more people because there were still many problems with sharing files between Apple and IBM compatible computers. I was given the Marion Fry Award, which is for historic preservation in East Greenwich for my website. I created the current edition of "A Photo History of East Greenwich" in 2009-10. The pictures are now 11 or 12 years-old. If you live in East Greenwich, Rhode Island, maybe you could make your own site about the history of the town with new pictures. That is my challenge to you.
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James H. Eldredge School 1927
James H. Eldredge School 1927		 James H. Eldredge School 1927
James H. Eldredge School 1927		 World War II Memorial 1949
World War II Memorial 1949		 Jigger's Diner
Jigger's Diner
Archie R. Cole Junior High School
Archie R. Cole Junior High School		 George R. Hanaford School 1958-1959
George R. Hanaford School 1958-1959		 Frenchtown School 1965
Frenchtown School 1965		 East Greenwich High School 1967
East Greenwich High School 1967
Meadowbrook Farms School 1972
Meadowbrook Farms School 1972		 Paul Spencer House
Paul Spencer House		 Hills Funeral Home
Hills Funeral Home		 Carriage House
Carriage House
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Rosanna Longenbaker26-Apr-2010 01:54
Yes, you have the location correct Karen. I liked walking in Frenchtown Park when I lived in East Greenwich. It was a lovely path. I haven't been there in years. I wonder what it is like now.
Karen Girouard 08-Apr-2010 20:28
Fabulous pics Rosanna. I hiked often by the Tillinghast Mill, behind the Recreation Department on Frenchtown, right? You are so young to have done so much. Just think what you'll have accomplished by my age.
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