Showing posts with label Walter Lunt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Walter Lunt. Show all posts
Friday, November 6, 2020

History on the move: Windham Historical Society relocates storied Old Grocery museum

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Building move changes landscape at Windham Center By Walter Lunt Once a tailor shop, grocery and grain store and headquarters for a gard...
Friday, September 20, 2019

Historic Casco schoolhouse rises from the ashes and now is open to the public

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Photo courtesy of Rose Andrews-Symonds By Walter Lunt After more than a year of resolute and reverent reconstruction, a replica of C...
Friday, November 9, 2018

Saying thank you and goodbye to the Windham Kiwanis: 1930 – 2018

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By Walter Lunt The Kiwanis Club of Windham, a highly regarded youth service organization has officially ended 88 years of local charitab...
Friday, August 17, 2018

A matter of historical record: Disciplined learning and occasional chaos characterized early one-room schoolhouses by Walter Lunt

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Anderson School. Windham's earliest schoolhouses Windham and Raymond are bringing back their one-room schoolhouses, not as componen...
Saturday, December 23, 2017

Stories from the after-school Typing Titans by Walter Lunt

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The Typing Titans show display their stories W hy would kids choose to stay after school and add another hour of schoolwork? At Manchest...
Sunday, September 10, 2017

Dolby Funeral Chapel expands with acquisition of Blais & Hay Funeral Home of Westbrook by Walter Lunt

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New name to be Dolby-Blais & Segee Dolby Funeral Chapel owners, Eric and Kristin Segee, have announced the acquisition of the Blais...
Friday, August 18, 2017

Windham Library to host Solar Eclipse Event by Walter Lunt

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A stronomy buffs say the solar show will be less than spectacular, but worthwhile viewing The moon over Maine will obscure less than 6...
Friday, August 11, 2017

From happy camping to commercial hub - the previous life of Walmart’s site by Walter Lunt

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Then: Sebago Basin "Windham Then and Now” - The fifth in a series of historical topics about Windham’s unique history and heritage ...
Friday, July 14, 2017

Water skiing Santa helps bring Christmas in July to Raymond Food Pantry by Walter Lunt

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Skiing Santa on Thomas Pond Donations to the Raymond Food Pantry are typically down during the summer months. This year, however, an une...
Friday, June 30, 2017

Community mourns the passing of a “Windham Institution” – Kay Soldier dies at 79 by Walter Lunt

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Kathleen Evelyn Kelley Whirlwind-Soldier, a prominent and highly-respected resident of Windham, passed away peacefully Monday, June 26, fo...