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kckeeny · 01-26-2013, 01:03 PM

got er done
Built in 1854, the 109 Maple St. building originally housed the Wm. Servis Carriage Factory. After nearly 50 years of a success carriage business, William Servis passed away, leaving the business to his sons Lionel and Charles. In the early 1900’s the building was used by M. McKinnon & Sons for manufacturing curd agitators and other cheese factory equipment. In 1909 the building was purchased by Augusta E. Henry...

Balmy 14 degrees out there today. I'm going to eat some wings then search for a new.

01-26-2013, 01:03 PM	#5122
kckeeny Poor Bastard Joined: Dec 2009 Location: Sconsin Oddometer: 2,383	got er done Built in 1854, the 109 Maple St. building originally housed the Wm. Servis Carriage Factory. After nearly 50 years of a success carriage business, William Servis passed away, leaving the business to his sons Lionel and Charles. In the early 1900’s the building was used by M. McKinnon & Sons for manufacturing curd agitators and other cheese factory equipment. In 1909 the building was purchased by Augusta E. Henry... Balmy 14 degrees out there today. I'm going to eat some wings then search for a new. __________________ Don't Add quirky statement here.