Miscellaneous Photos, Postcards & Calendar Images: Main Street

Photos found online from random sources, posted on Facebook or contributed directly to this page (credit given where applicable).

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Main Street

NOTE: Photos of Swansea Dam can be found on the Swansea Dam History page

Swansea Town Hall (from the postcard collection of Michael Gluckman)	Swansea Town Hall	Swansea Town Hall Dedication	Swansea Public Library (from the postcard collection of Michael Gluckman)	Swansea Public Library (from the postcard collection of Michael Gluckman)	Swansea Public Library
Gray's Corner (from the postcard collection of Michael Gluckman)	Gray's Corner	Swansea Rest House (now Meadowbrook) located on Stevens Road	Swansea Rest House	Swansea Rest House	Swansea Rest House
Stevens Home (from the postcard collection of Michael Gluckman)	The Tangle (from the postcard collection of Michael Gluckman)	The Tangle (from the postcard collection of Michael Gluckman)	The Tangle (from the postcard collection of Michael Gluckman)	The Tangle located in the "Gardens in the estate of F. S. Stevens."	The Tangle located in the "Gardens in the estate of F. S. Stevens."
Swansea Village	Main Street (from the postcard collection of Michael Gluckman)	Main Street Post Office	Harvey Leonard, Postmaster	Israel Brayton Store (from "Images of America - Rehoboth, Swansea, and Dighton")	Case Hotel (from "Images of America - Rehoboth, Swansea, and Dighton")
Christ Church	Dorothy Brown Hall a.k.a. Rebekah Lodge, IOOF (from the postcard collection of Michael Gluckman)	Dorothy Brown Rebekah Lodge (1932) "The lodge hall was built in 1899, dedicated March 29, 1900; and it is said that this is the only Rebekah Lodge in this country that owns its Hall, and has invested funds." (ref: eBook 'History of Swansea, Massachusetts, 1667-1917')	The Willows (from the postcard collection of Michael Gluckman)	Abram's Rock located in Village Park (from Swansea Historical Society Archives)	(photo property of Sandra Clark)