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Home∕Lyn Cheese Factory

Lyn Cheese Factory

Drawing Milk to the Cheese Factory

June 20, 2017August 11, 2017 John 0

  From the book “How Dear to My Heart” by Walter Kilborn Billings   In Lyn the cheese factory was located at the foot of the Jarvis Hill, just across the creek from the tan-bark field where they used to play ball. One road led around the corner at the hotel (Stacks), down the mill […]

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