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    Hodgdon's Garage, Edmunds, Maine

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    Hodgdon's Garage, Bunker Hill Road, Edmunds. This building was originally built as a boarding house for its millworkers by the Dennysville Lumber Company. After Ken Hodgdon moved his car repair business to the John Allan's old Livery stable on the Lane in Dennysville in the 1930's, it served as the meeting hall for the Dennys River Grange, until they disbanded in 1974.

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    Hodgdon's Garage, Edmunds, Maine, formerly the millworkers boarding house, on Bunker Hill.
    Bill from Ken Hodgdon's Garage, June, 1930; Itemized bill from Ken Hodgdon's Garage for parts and labor, in 1930 prices. Mill Boarding house on the Bunker Hill Road, Edmunds, Maine; Note the lumber stacked to the left of the porch. Later this served as Ken Hodgdon's Garage and subsequently as the Grange Hall. Grange Hall, on the Bunker Hill Road, Edmunds, Maine.; The structure was built as boarding house for mill workers in the early 20th century, and was purchased in the 20's by Ken Hodgdon for a garage, and later served as the Grange Hall Boarding House Building in it's original location.