Warren Ryther has taken the time to write a memoire of the Morris Manor Farm.
He has very kindly allowed me to share this with readers of this web site and the Morris Historical Society page on Facebook.
He welcomes comments, additions and corrections. Please make any of those that you would like to reach Warren by using the link below.
As a kid, I used to be able to hang around the Linn Plant and watch the manufacturing process. Not many restrictions on sight-seers those days. Also used to swim in the pond (Hargrave Lake) almost every day in the summer. Even had a small boat tied up down there.
Warren Ryther has taken the time to write a short history of the Morris Manor Farm. He has also written a memoir about the time that he spent working there. That will appear shortly.
He has very kindly allowed me to share this with readers of this web site and the Morris Historical Society page on Facebook.
He welcomes comments, additions and corrections. Please make any of those that you would like to reach Warren by using the link below.
South Broad Street Bridge, State Highway 23 as it crosses the Butternut Creek. Photo and comments by Rene Elliott.
April 1985, South Broad Street bridge (rt 23) it was nice to have a separate walkway. The 1902 flood actually washed out this end of the previous (1877) bridge and they had to reinforce it with steel pilings, and again in 1913 it washed back out to them.
