Linda Jackson on the Bartlett Boarding House in Elizabethtown
Lilias Wrisley Bartlett ran a boarding house in her home in Lewis from the late 1930s to the early 1950s. Lilias did all the cooking and cleaning, while her husband Frank tended the farm. The house is still there today, across from Barber’s Pond in Lewis. Here Linda Jackson, Lilias’ granddaughter, shares her stories of the boarding house.
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