Yellow Brick Road, still there

The yellow brick road was installed in 1913 and paved over in the 1960s. When Mother Nature rips off some of the outer layer you can still see our history.

(aka Hubbard Hall campus) Restored in 2007 by the Cambridge Partnership … thank you, thank you! As a kid we used to build forts using the bags of grain in …

Held in John Rich’s fields on Dobbin Hill. George Andrew’s famous horses pulled a sidehill plow that was invented in this area. It was on loan from the Shushan Covered …

Nothing comes easy in Cambridge. In 1996 The USPS judged the current post office was not large enough to handle the volume of mail. In 1998 the USPS solicited proposals …

Katherine was born in Beatrice, NE the daughter of Dr George and Marguerite (McKie) Brash. She spent summers in Cambridge visiting relatives. After graduating from Wellsley in 1923, she worked …

Sigurd Manfred Rascher, known worldwide for the development of the classical saxophone, was born in Elberfeld, Germany on 15-May-1907 and died in Shushan, NY on 25-Feb-2001. Growing up in Germany, …

[I’m only covering the early years] On Sunday October 13,2019 the revitalized Cambridge Diner sign was unveiled to a cheering throng of 300. The Country Gals invited the community to …

On March 15-17, 1919 members of the American Expeditionary Force convened in Paris for the first American Legion caucus. On Sept. 16 same year the U.S. Congress chartered the American …