Monthly Archives: September 2022

Corner near Middlebury has some significant history

Posted on September 25, 2022 by historynut11

I am old enough to remember when even state highways had rest stops at various points. There may still be a few of those left, though I would really doubt it, but remnants of some of them remain. Shown in … Continue reading →

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Burger Dairy store was once located in this building

Posted on September 18, 2022 by historynut11

This building on U.S. 33 in Goshen was once the home for a Burger Dairy store. The dairy was well known locally and dates to 1919 when it was known as the New Paris Cooperative Creamery. Jim Burger was the … Continue reading →

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Building in downtown Goshen served as a shoe store

Posted on September 10, 2022 by historynut11

I have enjoyed discovering the history of downtown buildings in Goshen. This week is a building at Main and Washington streets, across from the building I posted about last week. You can see it was built in 1882 by looking … Continue reading →

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Building in downtown Goshen was a historic store

Posted on September 1, 2022 by historynut11

Anyone who has lived in Goshen for several years will likely remember Newell’s Store at the corner of Main and Washington streets downtown. According to the 150 year history of Goshen book, the store was established in 1880 on Lincoln … Continue reading →

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