This is the High Street I remember!

The curtain at the old town hall depicted River Road before the dam was ever built, even the little island near the oxbow.

Woodlawn Cemetery, the Bigelow family plot at the crest of the hill.

Looking up Chestnut Hill, mill tenements all the way up.

Great night at the Holder! Over 90 people attended TWISTED TALES FROM THE CLINTON SIDE. The pumpkin ice cream, donated by Sterling Ice Cream Bar, is gone!! Thank you guys!

The spillway in action, gates opened. Drew hundreds of people in March every year.

View from Wilson Street (Gaughan Hill) as the train crosses our new trestle toward the tunnel.

The building of our spillway, taken from our famous trestle.

This Wednesday, Oct 21, at 7 pm at the Holder, come learn about some strange and peculiar history of Clinton.

Remember these cushions, Gael fans?

Remember this game, it was the very first time the Pats came to CHS. Poster done in V's graphic arts class.

The 1936 Gaels!

Before they were the "Green & Gold", CHS was known as the "Purple & White".

Congrats to the new Gael Hall of Famers. This pic must be from the mid-40's. I see Cataldi. #12, top right but not sure of the exact year.

Bigelow Carpet Company before the Axminster Mill was built.

Looking down the Nashua River after the Lancaster Mills dam, below Chestnut Street. The walking bridge is still there.

The dam will open this weekend, hope there's a bigger crowd than this!

Looking up Union Street before those houses were moved across the street.

Kids pouring out of the old CHS on Church Street many years ago.

Bottom of Chestnut Hill at Green Street. Part of Lancaster Mills, later the Kopper Kettle restaurant.