Watertown Centennial Landmark plaque installed
John R. Willmott, left, president of the board of trustee of Henry Keep Home, owners of the Paddock Arcade, in May 1969 accepted the Centennial Landmark plaque to be affixed to the side of the easter entrance by H. Durwood Butts, Brownville, who produced the 40 plaques to be placed in the city.
John R. Willmott, left, president of the board of trustee of Henry Keep Home, owners of the Paddock Arcade, in May 1969 accepted the Centennial Landmark plaque to be affixed to the side of the easter entrance by H. Durwood Butts, Brownville, who produced the 40 plaques to be placed in the city.
The Centennial Landmark plaque to be affixed to the side of the easter entrance by H. Durwood Butts, Brownville, who produced the 40 plaques to be placed in the city.
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