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Family on Porch
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The Dodge family standing on the front porch of their house on East Montello Street. Frank Dodge lost his right leg in an accident while working in the granite quarry.
1900
Bass, Edward A. (Edward Alpheus), 1860-1916
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Montello Granite Quarry
1908
A view of the Montello granite quarry with Montello Lake in the background. The sign in the foreground reads, "J.T. Barrett Pays Highest Prices for Furs, Montello."
Cary and Everetta
1900
Edward Cary and Everetta Bass on the porch of their house at 207 Clay Street.
Family on Court House Hill
1900
Family group resting on Court House hill, near Perkin's cottage.
Bass Family Home on Clay Street
1896
Children on the back porch of the Bass family home, 207 Clay Street.
