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2002.26.11 - Mrs. Williams Handled Phone Talks 32 Years Without Thrill
06/28/1940
Record Type: Archive
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2012.12.1 - Postcard
A contemporary postcard signed "Drika" as is addressed to "J + J" (one of the J's is probably for Jane Boyer). The postcard refers to a party that was held and is dated "Aug 20" at the top right corner. The image on the front of the postcard is an old 1915 photo of the Washington Supply take by Joseph West that is in the Gunn Museum's archives.
Record Type: Object
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2013.6.74 - Card, Greeting
Christmas season greeting card from the Washington Supply Company. The cover of the card has a photograph of the Swedish Salem Evangelical Covenant Church and the Trinity Lutheran Church on Green Hill Road in Washington Depot, CT, taken across the Shepaug River on River Road. The inside of the card has printed in red ink, "The Christmas Season gives each of us at the Washington Supply Company a welcome opportunity to say Thank You to our customer...
Record Type: Object
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2020.1.5 - Pencil
Wooden advertising pencil with white background and the following black text on the side: "Washington Supply Company".
Record Type: Object
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2021.33.2 - Yardstick
Wooden promotional advertising yard stick ruler from the Washington Supply Company at 2 Calhoun Street in Washington Depot, Connecticut. On one side is written: "Washington Supply Co., Inc. Fuel - Hardware - Builders Supplies - Grain Washington Depot, Conn. Phones Wash. 397, Litchfield 638 or New Preston 730". On the reverse side is written: "When Your Oil is Low Phone WASHINGTON SUPPLY CO. Wash. 397 - Litchfield 683 or New Preston 730". One side...
Record Type: Object
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2021.36.4 - Photograph, Black-and-White
Digital scan made by the Gunn Historical Museum of a black and white photograph of the damage caused by the flood of 1955 in Washington Depot, Connecticut. The image, from School Street looking north, shows the Shepaug River, people standing around the foundation of the Foulois House that washed away, Parks Drug Store at 5 Green Hill Road (Rt. 47),and the Washington Supply Company in the background.
Record Type: Photo
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2021.36.5 - Photograph, Black-and-White
Digital scan made by the Gunn Historical Museum of a black and white photograph of the damage caused by the flood of 1955 in Washington Depot, Connecticut. The image shows the washed out area around the Green Hill Road Bridge looking north from the bridge, with a ladder and a row boat for crossing, some people and vehicles, the former A & P grocery store, and the Washington Supply Company in the background.
Record Type: Photo
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2021.36.9 - Photograph, Black-and-White
Digital scan made by the Gunn Historical Museum of a black and white photograph of the damage caused by the flood of 1955 in Washington Depot, Connecticut. The image shows a washed out road with people standing around in the Depot looking north from the Green Hill Road Bridge. Park's Drug Store at 5 Green Hill Road is seen on the left, the A&P grocery store can be seen on the right, and the Washington Supply Company can be seen in the right backg...
Record Type: Photo
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2021.53.3 - Game, Board
A Washington version of the game "Wheeler~Dealer," a Monopoly-like game published by Michael Glenn Productions. Titled, "The Game of/ Washington/ Original Green Fair Edition" Includes the box, game board, 32 property cards, a sequence card, 60 "Wheeler~Dealer" cards, two six-sided dice, six player tokens (purple, black, magenta, green, white, and orange), and instruction booklet, and two stacks of paper money; one containing $500, $10,000, and...
Record Type: Object
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2021.89.1 - Measure, Liquid
An advertising oil stick from the Washington Supply Company at 2 Calhoun Street in Washington Depot, Connecticut. This oil stick was used to measure the amount of home heating oil in an oil tank and can measure up to 72 inches. On the front, the oil stick has the measurements written in red. Above the measurements, also in red, states: "WASHINGTON SUPPLY CO., Inc. phone UN 8-7396 Washington Depot, Connecticut". The sides of the stick are painted ...
Record Type: Object