Von & Bissaillon

ID: 297 ~ Source: A newspaper article form the North Adams Transcript, that provides details about the upcoming Baptist Church’s restoration plan. The article touches upon Hayden Block, and the businesses just south of the building--for they are included in the plans for renovation. Munley, Michael W. “Baptist Vote to Join in Restoration Plans for Eagle Street.” North Adams Transcript, 4 May 1965, p. 1. Accessed November 6, 2017. ~ Creator: Yon & Bissaillon was a well-to-do furniture dealer operating out of 40 Eagle Street. The advertisement is directly from the North Adams Transcript in the June of 1909.
This file appears in: 44 Eagle Street: The Flatiron Building
Von & Bissaillon
North Adams Transcript, June 30, 1909, p. 1A. Accessed November 6, 2017.

An advertisement for Yon & Bissaillon

This file appears in: 44 Eagle Street: The Flatiron Building

By Nicholas Wright
The Flatiron Building, 38-44 Eagle Street, also called the Hayden Block, was originally built as a singular floor unit in 1830. Later on, the building was given two additional floors in 1866; thus making it a three story structure, which was…