The Essex Historical Society
60th Anniversary
The Dickinson Stroll
September 13, 2015
The E.E. Dickinson Mansion
The E.E. Dickinson Manison. Built in 1841.
Owned by E.E. Dickinson and family from 1888-1871
Samuel Lay Homestead
Completed in 1765. Owned by Dickinson family members from 1923-1972
The Dickinson garage, 1925. Converted to an elegant residence in late 20th century.
Barn constructed in 1860. Owned by Dickinsons from 1923-1984.
Remodeled as a home.
Two stroll attendees, former DFA genealogist, Margaret (Bucky) Bock and webmaster, Alan Dickinson
Your website is very interesting. I was the Technical Director of the E. E. Dickinson Witch Hazel Plant in Essex, CT from the years 1994 to 1997, when it was sold to TN Dickinson Co. I was responsible for decommissioning the plant at that time. Now retired and living in S.C. I’m curious if anyone from the old facility still exists. When Director, I found the EE Dickinson Company one of the most enjoyable companies I’ve worked for. If there are any surviving from my era, I would like to contact them. I also have a website, “perryzone.com” which has a short biography (Under “About”) for anyone interested.
Regards,
Leland (Lee) Perry