by Matthew Means | Mar 22, 2023
Four successive Congregational church buildings have stood on the same spot on the Canterbury Green for three hundred years. The church in Canterbury was established in 1711 and work then began on the first meeting house at the Green’s highest point. The second...
by Matthew Means | Mar 22, 2023
Emile’s Service Station on South Canterbury Road and Bennett Pond Road was owned and operated for 10 years by Emile Becotte (1910-2001). The gas station was one of at least seven that operated in Canterbury from the 1920s to the 1970s. Today it is the home of...
by Matthew Means | Mar 22, 2023
Built in 1886 across the street from his mast hoop shop, the George Washington Smith House is the best preserved example of Victorian period architecture in town reflecting an Italianate influence of no particular design. The house looks very much the same...
