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Methodist Episcopal Church

Methodist Episcopal Church was at 90 Elm Street in 1904 at least.

Center Street building was from 1852. The society formed in 1841.

Smith-Toogood Tomb

Smith-Toogood Tomb if off a hiking trail that is near Maynard Hill Road in Chester. It is south of the middle portion of that road and half way to the Day Brook.

It is one of only three tombs that are hollowed out of rock. This is granite rock.

FINDAGRAVE

Hiram Smith death in 1873

Isabell Smith Toogood death in 1869

Chester

Chester State Forest

North Chester Historic District also called Dayville or Littleville

Chester Factory Village Historic District

Chester Center Historic District

Middlefield–Becket Stone Arch Railroad Bridge District

Western Railroad Stone Arch Bridges and Chester Factory Village Depot

CHURCHES

Chester First Congregational Church – 334 Skyline Trail

Chester Old Methodist Church – 221 Rt 20 Chester

CEMETERIES

Smith-Toogood Tomb

Bell Cemetery

Campbell Cemetery

Chester Center Cemetery 1767 – 343 Skyline Trl

Chester Factory Village Cemetery 1799

North Chester Cemetery – East River Road to Smith Road which is the left fork of two with Bemis to the right

Edwards Congregational Church was organized in 1832 and made in 1833 at the corner of Main and South Streets (near the present day Thornes). May 19 1870 it burned to the ground. The next one was made in 1871 and dedicated Feb 8 1872. It was on Main and State Streets.