Hopedale Building Photos by Edwin Darling

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Above – 64 – 68 Dutcher Street. Number 64, on the left, was the Adin Ballou house. It was on the corner of Hopedale and Peace streets and moved to Dutcher Street in 1900 when Adin Ballou Park was established on the original home site.

In the picture below, the building on the right is on the other side of Hopedale Pond from the Dutcher Street houses. It was the icehouse of the Hopedale Coal & Ice Company. Henry Patrick had an icehouse on the east side of the pond, and that may be   the building that can be seen between 68 Dutcher and the Coal & Ice icehouse.

This photo of 68 Dutcher Street is included because it gives a better view of a horse and wagon at the side of the house, and another at the front.

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Photos of Hopedale Buildings by Edwin Darling

Mr. Darling evidently didn’t roam too far with his camera, but the ones below aren’t familiar to me. They are probably from another town

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