“I remember when …” is a project to record an experience of long time Ashby resident’s youth in a short video.
The first interview is with Robert “Bob” Bedard. Bob’s father owned the Ashby Market in the 1950’s and he recalls working at the Market, going to Ashby School and life growing up here.
Own a piece of local history while supporting a great cause with this limited-edition Ashby Historical Society challenge coin! Measuring 1 1/2″ in diameter, this beautifully crafted, dual-sided keepsake features a striking embossed rider in a classic red uniform on the front and a vibrant red, white, and blue design commemorating “Celebrating 250 Years of American Independence 1776–2026” on the back. Every coin purchased directly funds the replacement of the Old Engine House flagpole, which unfortunately snapped during a severe winter storm. Your contribution will help us replace the old wooden pole with a durable, modern fiberglass flag pole, ensuring Old Glory flies proudly over our historic building once again. Don’t miss your chance to claim this unique memento and help the Society stand tall!