While our calendars say that we still have another 6-7 weeks to go until the official start of Spring… Based upon the level of activity at our yard, almost daily, one would think that the remainder of winter has been cancelled. Contractors, architects and builders alike have been coming in …
Olde New England Granite reclaimed granite chopped one man wall block/veneer material Hydraulically split 4”-6” deep x variable size Reclaimed weathered granite Chelmsford, Kitledge, Inland grain Greys and Browns Multiple uses such as: Foundation Veneer Wall Building Patios, Walkways and Aprons Edging and Banding Solution Sold loose or palletized.
One would expect that in the fifty years or so of being in business, we’d have the opportunity to encounter many characters… and people with CHARACTER. GARNET “ACE” BAILEY was of the latter, although some could make the point that he could, at times, be a bit of a “character.” …
In 1974, the final year of The Lynnfield Colonials era, the euphoria and success of the previous season had faded… along with the pitching… and the left handed sluggers who had carried the team in ’73 had been courted by and left for the more prestigious Boston Park League and …
The prominent hillside garden adjacent to a restored turn-of-the 20th century barn needed a makeover prior to the planned driveway resurfacing. In early spring a mature Kousa Dogwood was moved from the family homestead to be the focal feature plant and give a needed canopy, shade and vertical dimension beside …
The recent passing of our dear family friend and devoted “Lynnfield-ite”, Warren Mason, (third from left – front row) invoked a recollection of the infamous “bushels of baseballs” story of some 40 years ago… in an era when common sense prevailed in decision making. In 1973, the sponsorship and general …
