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This iron plate was found at the bottom of the Assabet River. The Litchfield bridge was built across the Assabet River below the railroad bridge. It was to provide access to Litchfield's coalyard from the Company office on Main Street. It was…

A stereograph of granite quarries in Fitchburg, MA. Mr. S. P. Litchfield owned the quarry and lived on Great Road.

William F. Litchfield was an active business man in the early 1900's. This series of photos seem to be relatives that lived in Connecticut. The last photo is from Arlington.

A collection of paperwork belonging to William F. Litchfield, that includes his Will.

A blank invoice from W. F. Litchfield, a dealer in coal and wood. The business was located on Main Street, Maynard, MA, opposite the Mills.

The coal company picking up coal that was delivered by the Delaware & Hudson railroad car.

Plates read:1st - Erected for W. F. Litchield
2nd- The United Construction Co
Contractors,
Albany N.Y.
American
Bridge Co,
of N.Y.
Builders

The bridge was built in…

Small, lower bridge is the Litchfield Bridge, a private bridge that gave access to the coal yard.

Looking right to left :
1. Amory Maynard, 2nd Home; 2. Riverside Block ; 3. Litchfield Block; 4. Amory Block; 5. Assabet House (US Post Office)