Canton’s Attic: Dog Days

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Albert Hunnewell, Joseph Wattles II, and Arthur Wattles at Aunty Dunbar’s Barn at the end of a long day in Canton in April 1916

There are over 30 historic photographs and artifacts connected to dogs in the archives of the Canton Historical Society. In some cases, the same dog appears across many photos throughout the life of a given photographer. We also have several historic dog licenses, some dating back to the Civil War period. Not to have a licensed dog could mean certain death, and wealthy residents always registered their pups. Here are a few selected images that celebrate man’s best friend.

Check out page 11 of this week’s Citizen for more historic canine photos curated by George T. Comeau. Click here to order your subscription today.

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