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1 Our primary source for this presentation 2 Topics We Will Cover What is Cloverdale? 1804 Settlers Early Life, Infrastructure Two Weddings: 1886 and 1911 Wayside Farm and Westview Farm Presentation to the Westford Historical


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Our primary source for this presentation

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Topics We Will Cover

  • What is Cloverdale?
  • 1804 Settlers
  • Early Life, Infrastructure
  • Two Weddings: 1886 and 1911
  • Wayside Farm and Westview Farm

Presentation to the Westford Historical Society By Beth Putnam Cole and George Putnam July 17, 2017

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What is Cloverdale?

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Google Maps knows where Cloverdale is!

The “center” of Cloverdale is approximately the intersection of Seymour Road and Vermont Route 15

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Intersection of VT Route 15 and Seymour Road, next to K & R Automotive Repair, 2017

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Cloverdale runs from the Putnam Farm…

Photos taken 2017

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…to the Cloverdale Farm

Photos taken 2017

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Cloverdale

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  • F. W. Beers Atlas 1869

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1804 Settlers

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Possible route in 1804 from Hollis, NH to Westford, VT

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Land purchases by the NH folk that are recorded in Westford archives

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The Jordan House

Before its modern day restoration

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Former Jordan House, 2017

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The McClure House

Adjacent to the Cloverdale Cemetery

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Former McClure House, 2017

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Cloverdale Farm House

(probably at the time it was

  • wned by the Robinsons)

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Site of Cloverdale Farm House, 2017

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Cloverdale Farm

unknown date, perhaps late 1800s or early 1900s

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Cloverdale Farm

  • c. 1990s

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Cloverdale Farm, 2017

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Hobart House, 2017

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Jackson Place, 1987

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Hayden/Leach House, 1996

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Former Allen Irish House, 2017

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Allen Irish Barn, 1996

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Old Barron house on the Putnam Farm. Used as a bunkhouse for railroad men in 1877.

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2017

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Early Life and Infrastructure

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Topo Map 1948

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Potash – America’s First Industrial Chemical

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The mill site on Beaver Brook in Cloverdale. On the left side can be seen stone work that

  • nce supported a mill wheel. Photo taken by

Harold Putnam on April 27, 1996.

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The mill site on Beaver Brook in Cloverdale. Stone work visible in the center. Photo taken by Harold Putnam on April 27, 1996.

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Cloverdale School

Sunday School

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Cloverdale Creamery

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Cloverdale Creamery

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K & R Automotive Repair, 2017 On the site of the former Cloverdale Creamery

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House across from K & R Automotive Repair, 2017 Believed to have been the manager’s residence for the Cloverdale Creamery.

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School Creamery & Freight RR Station Cloverdale Farm

Topo Map 1948

Former RR Track Mill Site on Beaver Brook Seymour Road Former RR Track

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Two Weddings 1886 and 1911

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The Robinson House

Fletcher Proctor and Minnie Robinson

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  • J. Kinsley &

Mabelle Putnam

December 25, 1911

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Wayside Farm Westview Farm

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Putnam House at Wayside Farm

  • c. 1900

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Putnam House, 2004

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Five Sugarhouses on the Putnam Farm 1860s to 2017

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Westview Farm c. 1900

with fruit stand on upper side of road Note “Westview” on barn, “apples” on fruit stand.

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“Fruit House” c. 2006

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Westview Farm, 2008

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Westview Farm, 2017

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Huffman House at Westview Farm, 2017

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A few pictures of the meeting of the Vermont Horticultural Society at Westview Farm in August, 1914. Over 500 people attended.

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Touring the orchards

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At the “Fruit House”

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At the farm house

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The Westford town band

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