Posted to Canton Local History Blog by Patty Ryburn
Born in Belchertown in western Massachusetts, Oliver Smith Chapman came to Canton in his early twenties as a result of his involvement in the construction of the Canton Viaduct, c. 1834. Following his father’s occupation as a wheelwright, Oliver also established a sawmill and later found his mechanical proclivities well suited to the transportation industry of the age--the railroad.
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Posted to YA Blog by Rosie Moore
Happy 2016! Celebrate the new year with a new series! Here are some recommendations, based on what kind of series you're interested in getting started.
| This book isn't for readers looking for nonstop action or epic battles against an oppressive dystopian society, but it is definitely not boring. |
| This book isn't for readers looking for nonstop action or epic battles against an oppressive dystopian society, but it is definitely not boring. |
| This book isn't for readers looking for nonstop action or epic battles against an oppressive dystopian society, but it is definitely not boring. |
| This book isn't for readers looking for nonstop action or epic battles against an oppressive dystopian society, but it is definitely not boring. |
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