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Originally Posted by mcdude
"...Cate Park was dedicated in 1967 on the site of what had been the Ann Inn and then, from the early 1940s onward, an Esso Service Station. At one time, Fred E. Varney was proprietor...."
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The Fred E. Varney Co. built many camps and houses in 1950s Wolfeboro—my place, Hopewell Point Road, and the Springfield Point development near the Alton town line. As a
yute, I was hired as a "go-fer" when the late Gordon Colby managed the business.
Consistently fine workmanship was done by them, but the finest carpentry work seems to have been done before power tools became popular!
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Originally Posted by BJAM
You are right about the Gulf station, and Sunoco station. There also a Mobile station where the Wolfeboro House of Pizza building is.
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Not "Mobile", but there was a Mobil station there in 1960.
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Originally Posted by BJAM
TIS. Maybe you could be a historical genius,and not be that old!! I remember it and i'm fairly young.: 
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Doesn't that Packard parked in front of Hall's Drug Store belong to
Tis?
