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... The Village of Monticello was incorporated in 1830. The first town meeting of Thompson was held at the house of Abraham Warring, who kept a tavern in Thompsonville. ...

... I eagerly accepted the offer and today we have an archive room, a great meeting room with many pictures and histories of all the areas of Mamakating and many artifacts of our area. We have165 members and ...

... of Fremont, had been active in the town affairs of Liberty. When Callicoon had its first town meeting at the home of George G. DeWitt, Hankins was present and took a leading part in the organization meeting ...

... in the Neversink River. One month later, on April 4, the first town meeting was held in the schoolhouse where the hamlet of Fallsburg is today. The settlement was then known as Neversink Falls. ...

... the Town of Cochecton was established. The Town of Delaware separated from the Town of Cochecton in 1869. The first town meeting was held in March 1829 and reportedly was held at an inn/tavern at Taylor’s ...

... – no first Sunday Concerts, no Theme Tree Exhibit, and no Annual Meeting where Sullivan County History Makers and Preservers are honored. The annual election was also held at the annual meeting, which ...

... the spelling discrepancy. What happened next is best described by Elsie herself; “I went to the town board and told them I wanted 10 minutes from every meeting which other historians praised as a real accomplishment. ...

... did not fully appreciate as a child. I knew that my father was always taking phone calls in the evening and running to one meeting or another, but I didn’t understand how unusual that was. Just as it seemed ...

... elling, no one recollection is consistent. Lang and Kornfeld say Woodstock was always planned as the largest music festival ever held. At the second meeting, Lang recalls discussing a budget of $500,000 ...

... k was replaced by Robert Mann, Clerk;' Otto S. Bollenbach, Treasurer and William H. Lawrence, Superintendent of Public Works. Their first public meeting was held November 17, 1924. As Jeffersonville gre ...

... to meeting you. Suzanne Cecil ...

... scribbled notations are filled-in on dates throughout the calendar month, indicating the proposed dates for upcoming meetings, building functions and programs, many of which that had been planned by her. ...

... k was replaced by Robert Mann, Clerk;' Otto S. Bollenbach, Treasurer and William H. Lawrence, Superintendent of Public Works. Their first public meeting was held November 17, 1924. As Jeffersonville gre ...

... However, this community was important in the early days of the Town of Tusten. The first town meeting was held here in 1853 and the small community was an important industrial area. At one time a sawmill, ...

... Fighting along with the Society was Joe Purcell, director of the County Planning Board and a member of the Society. "At the Monday, April 14 Board of Supervisors' meeting, the Board voted to take optio ...

... the county's history, and the mounting of both temporary and permanent exhibits. The activities of the Society include regular meetings open to the public for the discussion of county history and broade ...

... those interested to gather for a meeting to reorganize the Society, which met in April of that year. In May of that same year, the revitalized Society elected the following as officers: ...

... a shy person and not at ease in meeting the numbers of people involved in the life of a hotel. Gradually, this changed and today she is routinely perceived as the hotel’s Matriarch. She still remembers ...

... Hodge. Well, that's one way of meeting your future husband. The two were married the following year-a union which lasted 64 years and at last count was responsible for three children, ten grandchildren, one great-gr ...

... Upper Delaware Valley as an area which must be studied as a single entity is reflected in her interest in the Upper Delaware Historical Alliance. She missed one meeting and returned to find that she had ...

... at that time included eleven counties. The Association meetings attracted some forty historians or associates and met in locations of historic importance such as Olana. Both Del and Rita recall these meetings ...

... the Commission had completed its work, Walter, though very busy with Frontier matters, was generous in giving many evenings to meetings with community groups to explain the purpose and background of the ...

... would cajole Marge and Bill into going to Historical Society meetings, helping here and there with projects at the old museum on Bank Street and just getting involved. Gladys’s passion for history and ...

... invited interested persons to attend a meeting on April 12, 1949 to renew the Society. That spring Burbank was appointed Chairman of the committee to draft a proposed Constitution and a set of By-Laws ...

... an ACHS meeting during Black History Month, and as part of her concern to increase the effectiveness of the Society she was instrumental in 1993 in obtaining a $6,500 grant from NIC. With her mother, ...

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