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Berwick then and now -
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The former Prime Tanning which has been shuttered since 2008.
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This photograph, dated 1936, was taken outside of Prime Tanning. In the front row furthest to the left is Babe Plante. The man with his thumbs in his arms pits (second to last in the top row) is Lenard Kaplan. Lenard was the son of Morris Kaplan who founded the company in 1914.
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James Bellissimo, Community Development and Planning Technician for the town, also serves as chair of Envision Berwick.
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A view of downtown Berwick from the bridge over the Salmon Falls River.
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Vic’s Market and an unknown store in Berwick near the bridge to New Hampshire, probably in the 1930s.
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Downtown Berwick
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Berwick locals visiting with the mechanics of the School Street Automobile Garage in the early part of the twentieth century. The garage fixed both automobiles and boats.
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The small downtown of Berwick on Sullivan Street, leading to the bridge to Somersworth, N.H.
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Oxen carrying firewood pause in front of A. H.Winn wholesale confectioners, which was one of the many businesses that were run out of the Brackett House. The Brackett house, once located in Sullivan Street where town hall is now located, was demolished in 1938 to accommodate the building of the new town hall.
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