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E.L. Crossley Students Apply Skilled Trades Training to Local Heritage Project
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E.L. Crossley Students Apply Skilled Trades Training to Local Heritage Project
A long-standing piece of Pelham’s local heritage has been preserved through a collaborative effort between community volunteers and students, ensuring that the historic Temperanceville miniature village will continue to be displayed for years to come. Temperanceville was the name used for what is now Fonthill between 1842 and 1856, before the community officially adopted the name Fonthill, reportedly inspired by Fonthill Abbey in England. In 199…
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