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Whitefield is very rich !
It is rich in many ways, and history is the source of our greatest wealth.
Images provide the proof of this. And, the Friends of Whitefield have a
wonderful and growing collection ! People open their photo albums to us so
that we can aim our camera and make copies, Our Historical Society is becoming
more interested in sharing images, people are always attaching their images to
e-mails to us and the online recourses seem to grow daily!
It is one of our major goals to make these images available on our website for people EVERYWHERE, ANYTIME ! No more trying to find the time to drive to a place that is seldom open to spend hours searching for the object of your desires and then have to pay to have a copy made .
Your help to this end is needed
and welcome. You may want to help us in some of the following ways:
* Share some of your own images.
* Help us locate other sources.
* Help with the cost of maintaining the website.
*Offer a suggestion or encouraging word.
Whitefield
History
At
10 am on the morning of July 4th 1909, the Whitefield Centennial parade
featuring the Saint Cecelia's Boy's marching band and the Civil War veterans
from the Erskine Post of the Grand Army of the Republic marched through
Turners Corner in what is now North Whitefield village. This fantastic image
captures the spirit that our community can muster to celebrate.
* LINKS TO WHITEFIELD
HISTORY *
A Brief
History
An
1886 History
A Timeline of Whitefield's
History
Balltown
George
Whitefield WW&F RR
Old School Pictures
An
index of 1000's of Whitefield names Friends of Whitefield Newsletter