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to form a regional school district. Cheshire's elementary school is located in Adams at
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Cheshire Glass
Manufacturing company: Was in business at least in June 1900. The only records to show this are shares of the company in an offering of Capital Stock in the amount of $ 50,000.00. R V Wood was the company treasurer and signer of the shares which were sold on June 16, 1900. (Wood was
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Cheshire was the only Berkshire town that favored Jefferson. When their candidate won the election, the town searched for a way to show their support and pay a tribute to their new president. Because Cheshire, like their namesake, specialized in dairying and making cheese, they
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The rural town has been taking on recreational and residential overtones in modern times, with 225 acres (91 ha) of open slopes and wooded trails for skiers on
Farnhams. There was in the 1940s a 0.75-mile (1.2 km) straight run at the Cheshire skiing area. In addition, there has been good
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living together, 8.4% had a female householder with no husband present, and 27.9% were non-families. Of all households 23.1% were made up of individuals, and 8.5% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.49 and the average family size was 2.92.
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Cheshire's history, Thomas J. Curtin owned and operated the lime kilns located in the Farnams section of Cheshire. His son, Thomas J. Curtin, Jr., owned and operated a silica sand quarry and mill located on the East side of Hoosac Lake (formerly known as the Cheshire Reservoir).
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by water, where it drew a personal letter of thanks from
President Jefferson. One of the two monuments in Cheshire commemorates the cheese; the other memorializes the founders of the town. The Pioneer Monument is on Stafford Hill and is a fieldstone replica of
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make up much of the eastern side of town, and much of the land is dotted with sections of the Chalet and
Stafford Hill Wildlife Management Areas. Several other brooks feed into the river along the way.
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to Rhode Island to practice freely. One of the emigration's leaders was
Colonel Joab Stafford, who built his house on Stafford Hill and led the men of Cheshire into war during the
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was 4 feet (1.2 m) in diameter, 18 inches (460 mm) thick and weighed 1,235 pounds (560 kg). It was moved on a sled drawn by six horses when it was shipped off to
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take up sections of town, and includes a section of the auto road. To the southeast, North
Mountain peaks just outside town limits before descending to the valley. The
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1878:Lenox (CDP)
1853:Adams (CDP)
1808:Stockbridge
1793:Sandisfield
1768:New Ashford
1651:North Adams
1624:County seat
1510:January 31,
1126:John Leland
1062:Springfield
1052:as part of
971:other races
577:North Adams
546:Springfield
518:New Ashford
454:operation.
385:2020 census
123: /
1952:Categories
1915:Southfield
1883:Lenox Dale
1868:Housatonic
1818:Washington
1708:Clarksburg
1656:Pittsfield
1631:Pittsfield
1162:References
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948:As of the
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452:triphammer
416:Revolution
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332:feature ID
238:Population
186:Government
111:73°09′48″W
108:42°33′43″N
1910:East Otis
1873:Lee (CDP)
1813:Tyringham
1803:Sheffield
1080:Education
1074:Ed Markey
585:Route 116
473:Geography
320:FIPS code
308:Area code
260:Time zone
230:Elevation
164:Berkshire
1901:villages
1788:Richmond
1758:Monterey
1738:Hinsdale
1718:Egremont
1703:Cheshire
1460:July 12,
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1410:July 12,
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400:Baptists
358:Cheshire
324:25-13345
297:ZIP Code
1833:Windsor
1733:Hancock
1723:Florida
530:Windsor
408:Puritan
391:History
340:Website
335:0618264
290:Eastern
269:Eastern
170:Settled
137:Country
1713:Dalton
1698:Becket
1693:Alford
1642:Cities
1088:, and
979:Latino
950:census
877:+11.4%
851:+21.6%
838:+22.3%
825:+18.4%
799:+15.0%
773:+23.5%
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721:+14.7%
708:+18.1%
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550:Boston
534:Dalton
159:County
1899:Other
1798:Savoy
1753:Lenox
1688:Adams
1679:Towns
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955:White
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903:−4.9%
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890:−2.2%
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835:2,472
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731:1,537
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705:1,533
692:1,298
526:Savoy
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402:from
360:is a
301:01225
286:UTC−4
265:UTC−5
246:3,258
147:State
1844:CDPs
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1778:Otis
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