History of Unionville-North Easton, Massachusetts in Easton, Massachusetts

Book-History of Unionville-North Easton, Massachusetts
This 262 page, soft cover publication includes:Five maps of Unionville showing the historical homesteads. Over 45 images telling the stories of life in Unionville over the years. Showing the images of the four different buildings from the District 8 School House to the existing Unionville School building.
Unionville, located in the northeast area of Easton, Massachusetts consists of Main Street on the South and the Easton-Stoughton line on the North. Easton-Brockton line on the East and a few hundred yards West of the Turnpike now known as Washington Street on Elm Street. Back in xxxx, the northeast section of Easton was known as a District with a District 8 School House followed by the Unionville School.
In addition to being purchased via attached order form offering free delivery for Easton, MA residents, the book titled "History of Unionville-North Easton, Massachusetts" written by Carl B, Holmander, is now available at the Easton Historical Society at the Railroad Station at 80 Mechanic St., Hilliard's House of Candy at 316 Main St., MaryEllen Bodio's Home Decor by Bodio at 195 Washington St., Paint, Rust and Pixie Dust at 14 Center St.,Trisha Peterson's Paperback Junction at 669 Washington St. and Tedeschi Food Shop, aka The Corner Store, at 11 Columbus Ave. , all in Easton, Massachusetts.
Image chronology and story relative to the history of Unionville in the book, History of Unionville-North Easton, Massachusetts by Carl B. Holmander.
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