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The town of Enfield was 200 years old in 1938.
We packed a lunch and sat in the shade overlooking the Reservoir.
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Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Quabbin Park and Reservoir
Today to avoid the heat, Sylvia and I drove to Quabbin Reservoir. This is the water for the "Metropolitan District Water Supply Commission".The water is for Boston and surrounding towns. The Reservior was created by flooding the "Swift River Valley" in 1939. Four towns were removed including 2500 people. The towns of Dana, Enfield, Prescot and Greenwich ceased to exist on April 29, 1938.
The town of Enfield was 200 years old in 1938.
We packed a lunch and sat in the shade overlooking the Reservoir.
The town of Enfield was 200 years old in 1938.
We packed a lunch and sat in the shade overlooking the Reservoir.
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