Click here to see Bridges of Hopedale Pond   

Click picture for video of loom working.
Words first included in the Merriam-Webster Dictionary in 1975.
Click above to go to the September issue of the monthly psprt.

Building under construction on Plain Street, next to the South Hopedale Cemetery. This was once the site of the South Hopedale School.

In addition to working at Draper Corp, Arnold was a photographer, hunter and fisherman.  His memories include his time stationed in Japan after World War II. Click on the picture of Arnold in his darkroom to read about his active life.

Hopedale Pond – September 1

Pictures above are from the Cornell bird site. Based on the overall appearance, plus dark legs and yellow beak, it looks to me like the bird on Hopedale Pond must have been a great egret.

Click on the ad to see the remains of the Thwing mill foundation.

Click above to read the complete article in The Harvard Crimson.

Pictures from Beyond Full in 2019.

Hopedale Pond taken from midway between Freedom Street and the Rustic Bridge.

Click above to go to several Milford News articles on the matter.

Photos taken by my son, DJ, on September 9. The ship on the left was in East Boston. The view on the right was taken looking across Boston Harbor from East Boston.

Click here to see pictures of Day in the Park, this year on the Community House lawn..

September 20. A nice day to be on the water, and a good day to take a few pictures. Sudbury River, Wayland. Click here to see more.

Historic balance at Town Hall in 1975. Officials from the State House (at that time) have informed Hopedale selectmen the weight scale is one of the few remaining in Massachusetts.

Porta-potties in good shape - Town Hall in bad shape.
Cormorant, Hopedale Pond - September 23.

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