Robert Bitzer, Author at Greenfield Recorder - Page 5 of 6

Gould’s Maple Sugarhouse on the Mohawk Trail has been producing maple syrup for 60 years.

Times Past: Boiling up a family legacy

by Robert Bitzer March 14, 2019

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Times Past: When the circus came to town

by Robert Bitzer February 10, 2019

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Times Past: Remembering Greenfield’s historic hotel

by Robert Bitzer January 11, 2019

Montague Center, shown from Main Street in 1988, once featured a family-owned grocery store called Bartley’s.

Times Past: Family-owned grocery stores gone, but not forgotten

by Robert Bitzer December 16, 2018

In 1950 at the age of 24, Robert Bitzer decided to build a home for himself and his family on the then newly proposed Bungalow Avenue in Greenfield.

Times Past: Construction calamity

by Robert Bitzer November 27, 2018

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Times Past: The kitchen’s most versatile cloth

by Robert Bitzer October 21, 2018

The building at 393 Main St. in Greenfield once housed C.H. Demond Company, which sold stationary, typewriters and art supplies.

Times Past: Remembering C.H. Demond Company

by Robert Bitzer September 14, 2018

The intersection of Bank Row and Main Street, as seen in the late 1960s.

Times Past: Childhood memories in Greenfield range from painful to precious

by Robert Bitzer August 20, 2018

One of Robert Bitzer’s duties while working for the Greenfield Post Office during the late 1940s and 1950s was to help deliver inventory to Main Street businesses, a role in which he met a lot of local business owners.

Times Past: Postal workers of 1940s served local businesses, aided in war relief

by Robert Bitzer July 21, 2018

Robert Bitzer’s parents, John Bitzer and Mary Steiner, just before they were married in 1910.

Times Past: Remembering my father

by Robert Bitzer June 15, 2018