Category:	Natural Resources
		Subject:	Goodrich Falls
		Code:	1290
		Item Type	Description
		Article - 1	Article in "The Reporter" July 22, 1909 on lack of electric service and broken promises by Goodrich Falls Co. to make needed improvements to their hydro power station
		Article - 1	View from bottom of Falls
		Document - 2	Two grants from Anna M. Pitman and Marcia E. Gale dated April 12, 1930 to the Goodrich Falls Electric Company to erect poles for electric service across their properties. It was specified that the wires shall in no way obstruct the flight of golf balls on the Eagle Mountain House golf course.
		Article - 3	Article on talk given by Helen Nute at Jackson Historical Society meeting on April 4, 1979. Helen told of her childhood memories, including her grandfather's sawmill at Goodrich Falls established about 1853. The first hydro-electric plant was built in 1893 by Ed Thompson, then by George Morton.
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