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2009 CCS Alumni Association Ornaments Each year the Alumni Association creates two ornaments depicting Cambridge landmarks. This year it’s the Mary McClellan Hospital and the Checkered house. Price $9.00 Shipping
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| LABEL ON BACK: The house was built by Major James Cowden in 1765 becoming known as Cowden’s Tavern. It served as a hospital for the Continental Army following the Battle of Bennington in August 1777. The house burned in 1907. |
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Mary McClellan Hospital |
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LABEL ON BACK:
The hospital was built by Edwin McClellan and named for his mother. The cornerstone was laid 4-Jul-1917and the building opened 5-Jan-1919.
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Buying Ornaments You can order ornaments by contacting June Johnson Lawrence, Class of 1961 Email : junelawrence309@hotmail.com
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LABEL ON BACK: Hotel Cambridge Built1885 4 West Main Street Cambridge NY |
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| LABEL ON BACK: D & H Passenger Depot Built 1900, opened 1901 to replace the old 1852 depot. Train line was originally the Rutland and Washington RR when it was built in 1852 | |
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| LABEL ON BACK Cambridge Historical Society and Museum Built 1869 by John Smith | |
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| LABEL ON BACK: Popcorn Wagon Original 1925 Cretors steam operated Popcorn Machine mounted on Model T Ford Truck. Bought, ouned and operated by Albert Rich for fortyone years. Later operated by his daughter Dorothy at the corner of route 22 and 372 in Cambridge, NY | |
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| LABEL ON BACK Rice Mansion Built 1903 16 West Main Street Cambridge NY |
