Johnson Grays Plaque

ID: 475 ~ Source: Courtesy of Gerald Azenaro https://www.flickr.com/photos/gaz/9753613072/
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Johnson Grays Plaque

At Marshall Street, a militia of over 90 men formed and camped at the site until it left to join the Union Army in June of 1861. A bronze plaque was set on the Marshall Street entrance gate at Arnold Print Works in 1909 to memorialize the regiment, know as “The Johnson Grays.”.

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By Jessica Jones
Nestled between the north and south branches of the Hoosic River, the Marshall Street complex that now houses MassMoCA has played a major role in the history of North Adams. As the country entered the tumultuous years of the U.S. Civil War, the…