Historic Views of Wrentham

Photographs are provided by the Wrentham Historical Commission and Web space by Laurie and Gog (LaurieNGog@aol.com).

Here are a few old Wrentham photos including buildings that exist or have existed in Wrentham with a brief narrative of each. Many buildings of interest are not included but one should not conclude that any attempt has been made to place one as any more significant than any other. Two of the reasons for including what we have are 1. because the photos were readily available and 2. are of a quality that makes them presentable.

Here are eight photos added after 25 November

Fales' Knuckup Farm, Taunton Street.	Roe Buck Tavern, Franklin Street.
Wrentham Village's Main Street.	Curtis Stone's First Store.
Looking Westerly Along Common Street	Looking Westerly on East Street.
A. Aldridge and Sons' Boot Shop	The Common the Morning After.

Views Around Lakes Pearl and Archer

Lake Pearl's East End.	Close to the Beach
The New Weinstein's Hotel	The Washington Park Hotel
Enegren's Seasonal Bakery	The Lake Pearl Park Office
Electric Trolley Car on Park Branch	A Full Car, as Usual
An Afternoon Band Concert	Inside the Dance Hall
Lake Archer's North Shoreline	Looking Northwesterly from Oak Point
6 September 1909 Celebration	Lake Archer from Franklin Street

Views Around the Center

The Charles Brown House	The David Fisher House
The Oliver Druce House	The Proctor Block
Looking down Kendrick Street	The Railroad Passenger Station
Wrentham Center looking West	Wrentham Center looking West
Winter Scene in the center	Two street cars in the center.
Gerould Home, 102 South Street.	Historic Fiske Library, 55 East street.
Part of The Roebuck Tavern	Two banks in one building.
Curtis Stone, 60 Common Street	Henry K. Fisher, 135 South Street.

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Views Outside of Wrentham Center

William Sweatt, 289 East Street.	Wrentham's Poor Farm.
Wampum House, Wampum Corner.	Judge Day Homestead, 996 West Street.
Deacon Grant's, 945 West Street.	Sheldonville Store and Post Office.
Orin Sheldon's, 1162 West Street.	George Sheldon's at 26 Arnold Street.
Jansen's Sheldonville Greenhouses	The Hawes Homestead