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8 December (1851) Let there be light!

8 1851 (Mon.) Street Lighting: Town Council decided to light the main streets by means of 23 oil lamps

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Posted on December 8, 2013December 8, 2013 by WHHPosted in Town CouncilTagged lighting.

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