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1890 Route 9 Suite 8
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Cultivating community in the windy hills of western Massachusetts

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7. Cady Sawmill (1850-1938)

August 27, 2024 Emily Bunnell

Cady Sawmill was active on this site from 1850 to 1938. Windsor’s deep woods were a source of lumber that fueled much of the town’s growth beginning in the 1760s. At one time,there were nine sawmills operating in town, including the Cady family’s. Dennis Cady is seen standing in front.

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