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Eagle Archives, Oct. 29, 1974: A venerable tree comes down

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Eagle Archives, Oct. 29, 1974: A towering 130-foot white pine estimated to date back to the era of George Washington was felled near the Stockbridge town line after being weakened by red rot.

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Eagle Archives, Oct. 29, 1974: A venerable tree comes down

Eagle Archives, Oct. 29, 1974: A towering 130-foot white pine estimated to date back to the era of George Washington was felled near the Stockbridge town line after being weakened by red rot.

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