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  • 20th Century
  • South Berwick Central School
  • Ruel B. Rideout (1874-1944)
  • Ben F. Davis (1862-1933), druggist
  • Arthur E. Muzzey jeweler; Mary L. Muzzey, teacher; George A. Muzzey (1903-1945), World War II soldier
  • South Berwick Electric Company
  • John Thomas Driscoll (d. 1941), chief of police, lunch counter owner
  • George W. Butler (1814-1881), merchant, church treasurer; Ruel B. Rideout (1874-1944), retail merchant
  • House at 341 Main Street
  • House at 343 Main Street
  • Dr. Frank Flynn, dentist
  • House at 376 Main Street
  • Paul Parent, coal dealer
  • House at 378 Main Street
  • House at 380 Main Street
  • House at 388 Main Street
  • House at 392 Main Street
  • House at 400 Main Street
  • House at 394 Main Street
  • House at 395 Main Street (at Webster)
  • Timothy D. Flynn, shopkeeper
  • John Mahony, billiard hall operator
  • Delia Heon O’Donnell, grocer
  • House at 405 Main Street
  • Arthur Landry, cobbler; Reo Landry, barber
  • Patrick Cauley (b.c. 1850), confectioner, and Bridget Cauley, mill worker
  • Albert Roberge, Sr., baker, and Emily Gilliland Roberge
  • Joseph Roberge, baker, and Albert Roberge, Sr., confectioner
  • Joseph Roberge and Albert Roberge, Sr., bakers
  • Rev. Lewis Tibbetts (1810-1885), Methodist minister; Provensal family
  • Mary Provensal (b. 1882), shop owner, Dube family
  • Dube family
  • William Preston (1809-1875), weaver; Arthur Landry, cobbler
  • Ed Lauzon, grocer
  • Cleophas Dube, insurance dealer, and Adelia Turgeon Dube
  • Omer Saindon, tailor
  • John Cleary and Clifford Cleary, tobacconists and candy store owners
  • Arthur St. Pierre, brick mason
  • Laundry
  • William Doherty, barber, and Ellen Cleary Doherty; Chaney Family
  • Leo “Ben” Vachon
  • Dance Halls and other Gatherings
  • Team Sports and Horseracing
  • Amateur Theater in South Berwick
  • People of the 20th Century
  • Old Berwick Historical Society 1962-2012
  • Swasey-Currier House
  • Pelletier Family, shoe workers
  • Harry Adlington, railroad agent
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The Counting House Museum is open June-Oct on Saturdays & Sundays from 1pm-4pm, and by appointment. Admission is free, donations are gratefully accepted.
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Old Berwick Historical Society
P.O. Box 296 • South Berwick, Maine 03908

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Counting House Museum
2 Liberty Street • South Berwick, Maine 03908

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E-mail: info@oldberwick.org
Phone: 207-384-0000

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