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Argonne Rest Camp
In 1918 the ironically named Argonne Rest Camp, 13 Main Street, was built for Thomas T. Gray when he returned to Brimfield from service in World War I. The Rest Camp was a store oriented to the automobile trade where Gray and his wife dispensed gas, sold tires, candy and sodas, and ran a barbershop. waymarking.com
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Discover the people who lived there, the places they visited and the stories they shared.
Argonne Rest Camp
In 1918 the ironically named Argonne Rest Camp, 13 Main Street, was built for Thomas T. Gray when he returned to Brimfield from service in World War I. The Rest Camp was a store oriented to the automobile trade where Gray and his wife dispensed gas, sold tires, candy and sodas, and ran a barbershop. waymarking.com
Postcard
Posted in the Past: Revealing the true stories written on a postcard
 (Parksville) (Fentonville) - Argonne Rest Camp
In 1918 the ironically named Argonne Rest Camp, 13 Main Street, was built for Thomas T. Gray when he returned to Brimfield from service in World War I. The Rest Camp was a store oriented to the automobile trade where Gray and his wife dispensed gas, sold tires, candy and sodas, and ran a barbershop. waymarking.com){kind=small}