Upham District School
March 2014 – last images of the stone structure that was the Upham District School
John Hoening – Founder of the Thompson Speedway:
John Hoenig pointing to the Speedway Complex he created in East Thompson CT
1919 Parade in Grosvenordale
Thompson Firemen in 1919 Parade celebrating the end of World War I, Grosvenordale, CT
North Grosvenordale – Paving future Rt. 12
Pouring the roadway for future Rt. 12; this could be the Vito Leo Company at work circa 1914. The paved portion connected the two mills together. The Grosvenor-Dale Company had an electric car that was used to run between the mills. image #P0001056
Masonville Section of Grosvenordale – Ron Jolicoeur – 2012
Masonville Section of Grosvenordale – Ron Jolicoeur – 2012
Masonville Section of Grosvenordale – Ron Jolicoeur – 2012
Masonville Section of Grosvenordale – Ron Jolicoeur – 2012
The Backus House on the Corner of Chase Road and Rt 193, Thompson Hill – Ron Jolicoeur – c1910
The Backus House on the Corner of Chase Road and Rt 193, Thompson Hill – Ron Jolicoeur – c1910
The Backus House on the Corner of Chase Road and Rt 193, Thompson Hill – Ron Jolicoeur – 2012
The Backus House on the Corner of Chase Road and Rt 193, Thompson Hill – Ron Jolicoeur – 2012
Thompson Congregational Church, Academy Building & the Paine House – Ron Jolicoeur – c1906
Thompson Congregational Church, Academy Building & the Paine House – Ron Jolicoeur – c1906
Thompson Congregational Church, Academy Building & the Paine House – Ron Jolicoeur – 2012
Thompson Congregational Church, Academy Building & the Paine House – Ron Jolicoeur – 2012
The Old Nichols Store Building – Ron Jolicoeur – c1910
The Old Nichols Store Building – Ron Jolicoeur – c1910
The Old Nichols Store Building – Ron Jolicoeur – 2012
The Old Nichols Store Building – Ron Jolicoeur – 2012
Norman Reams
Norman Bruce Ream’s car collection in front of his carriage house which had a turntable. This property today is Marianapolis School.
Thompson Town Farm
The Town Farm with dirt road now called Quaddick Town Farm Road courtesy of Paul Hughes