Baumann Photos

Dad and I after mom's funeral at the reception at New Mill Restaurant, Cheshire, CT. 10/23/2021

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Oma, Opa, Jenalee, Michael in Buffalo, NY circa 1993

Circa 1973

Left to Right: James Hine, Marcelle Hine, Helena Drauch, Jules Baumann, Gisi Dant Bayer, Elaine Hine, Michael Baumann, Sherry Baumann, Elizabeth Miller (Bayer), Joseph Baumann, Theresa Baumann, Trudy Baumann, Phyllis Baumann (Hine), Jennifer Baumann, Melissa Baumann, Eric Baumann, Julius Baumann

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1925-1996
659 Cornwall Avenue, Cheshire, CT
Julius and Theresa Baumann's house

1996-present
Michael and Pamela Salamone

http://www.prophecyone.us/fieldcard.php?property_id=2617348

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The Waterbury Clock Co. was founded in 1857 as a subsidiary of the Benedict & Burnham Manufacturing Company in the area of North Elm Street, Cherry Street, and Cherry Avenue. Clocks were made in two buildings- one for movements, and one for cases. By the end of the 19th century, it employed 3,000 workers and turned out an amazing 20,000 clocks and watches a day. Spelter, brass, and silver novelty clock cases were also manufactured in the cases building with the Benedict Mfg. Company name. (http://www.freewebs.com/waterbury-ct/northend.htm)