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Historical Markers c. 1821 Childs-Bywater House Former Blacksmith

The Groton Historical Commission, in an effort to highlight the extensive built heritage in Groton, has begun a pilot of a historic plaque program. Shown here is a plaque installed as part of the pilot at 228 Main Street for Jim and Claudia Desrosiers. It highlights that the house was home to two long-time Groton blacksmiths, Calvin Childs and Thomas Bywater. The Commission will make more information about the program available soon.

Jim and Claudia Desrosiers

Photo by Steve Lieman

 

228 Main Street. Photo by Steve Lieman

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