Poland’s Main Street recognized
Pat Sweeney of South Main Street was among the residents to unveil the historic marker. Staff photos / J.T. Whitehouse
POLAND — The Poland Historical Society recently acquired a new historical marker for the South Main Street Historic District.
This district was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974.
A brief dedication / unveiling of the marker happened last week with about 60 area residents at the Poland Presbyterian Church, 2 Poland Manor.
Following the dedication, Poland Historical Society members provided a guided walking tour along South Main Street to Peterson Park and back to the Presbyterian church.
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