History of Broad Hall
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For over 74 years the house at the intersection of Seventh Street and Maryland Avenue has been a funeral home.
When Did Adult Baseball Come to Shenandoah?
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The game of ball has always been part of our community, whether it was whiffleball, softball or baseball. As children we played ball in vacant lots, back yards, at elementary and high school. Some played on organized ball teams at Shenandoah Memorial Stadium on Junior Avenue, at the river park on Long Avenue and in high school.
Business Owner Robbed Three Times!
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For many years after Big Gem shut down in 1907, business on First Street in The Town of Shenandoah continue to flourish while the passenger trains continued to stop in town. One business owner was doing so well that he was beaten and robbed not one, not two but three times!
The General Locomotive
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The one-third scale model of the Civil War-era Locomotive “The General” sits in an enclosed shelter at a pocket park on First Street, across from The Shenandoah Town Hall.
Former Ashlar Lodge Building Gets New Siding
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On Friday November 9, 2024 we were driving around Town of Shenandoah and saw a building at 113 Maryland Avenue that workers were applying vinyl siding on.
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