Prospect Heights Historic District is a historic district roughly bounded by Prospect Heights, Prospect, and Water Streets in Milford, Massachusetts. It encompasses a neighborhood that was created by the Draper Corporation of Hopedale, Massachusetts for its immigrant workers. The district was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1990. The Heights contains a World War II Memorial honoring local veterans who served in the war. The monument contains 184 names including one female, a nurse. The motto of the heights is "No matter where you roam, Prospect Heights is still your home."
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| - Prospect Heights Historic District is a historic district roughly bounded by Prospect Heights, Prospect, and Water Streets in Milford, Massachusetts. It encompasses a neighborhood that was created by the Draper Corporation of Hopedale, Massachusetts for its immigrant workers. The district was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1990. The Heights contains a World War II Memorial honoring local veterans who served in the war. The monument contains 184 names including one female, a nurse. The motto of the heights is "No matter where you roam, Prospect Heights is still your home." (en)
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| - Prospect Heights Historic District is a historic district roughly bounded by Prospect Heights, Prospect, and Water Streets in Milford, Massachusetts. It encompasses a neighborhood that was created by the Draper Corporation of Hopedale, Massachusetts for its immigrant workers. The district was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1990. The community has a mix of different nationalities. Every year a new mayor is chosen to represent the community. There has been a mayor for every year starting in 1962, with a different background being represented each year: Portuguese, Irish, Italian, Greek, Armenian or Polish. The Heights contains a World War II Memorial honoring local veterans who served in the war. The monument contains 184 names including one female, a nurse. There is also the Portuguese Club, a soccer field, basketball courts, and a playground for children. Every year the annual Portuguese Picnic is held drawing thousands every year. The new mayor also starts on the same day. The motto of the heights is "No matter where you roam, Prospect Heights is still your home." LIST OF PAST MAYORS:1961-1962 Oracio Moreira - Portuguese1962-1963 John Milan - Irish1963-1964 Ardashes Krikorian - Armenian1964-1965 Fred Crescenzi - Italian1965-1966 John Chappel - Polish1966-1967 George Alves - Portuguese1967-1968 Jim Donlan - Irish1968-1969 Hagop Papelian - Armenian1969-1970 Joe Recchia - Italian1970-1971 Thomas Tominsky - Polish1971-1972 Joseph Lopes - Portuguese1972-1973 Joseph McAuliffe - Irish1973-1974 Joseph Derderian - Armenian1974-1975 Dominik D'Amico - Italian1975-1976 Joseph Oneschuk - Polish1976-1977 Domenic Dias - Portuguese1977-1978 John Coniaris - Greek1978-1979 George Marashian - Armenian1979-1980 Dante Viallani - Italian1980-1981 Theodore Kosciak - Polish1981-1982 Fernando Rodrigues - Portuguese1982-1983 Joseph Evans - Irish1983-1984 Carlos doCurral - Portuguese1984-1985 John Villani - Italian1985-1986 Nicholas Coniaris - Greek1986-1987 Diego Chaves - Portuguese1987-1988 Alfred Andreola Jr. - Greek1988-1989 Daniel Ruggerio - Italian1989-1990 Bento G. doCurral Jr. - Portuguese1990-1991 Edward Bertorelli - Irish1991-1992 Manoog Manoogian - Armenian1992-1993 Agostina Lancia - Italian1993-1994 Domingoes Pereira - Portuguese1994-1995 John Wylie - Irish1995-1996 Jeffrey Varteresian - Armenian1996-1997 R. Allen Alves - Italian1997-1998 David Soares - Portuguese1998-1999 Albert Azevedo - Irish1999-2000 Walter Costa - Armenian2000-2001 Michael Tebeau - Italian2001-2002 John Perry - Polish2002-2003 John Fernandes - Portuguese2003-2004 Gary Matos - Irish2004-2005 John Derderian - Armenian2005-2006 David A. Consigli - Italian2006-2007 Joseph Batista - Portuguese2007-2008 Thomas Cullen - Irish2008-2009 Anthony C. Gonsalves - Italian2009-2010 Alberto A. Correia - Portuguese2010-2011 All the 50 living & deceased Mayors of the Heights! LIST OF HONORARY MAYORS:Scott AndersonDavid AzevedoJose BatistaManuel ChavesMike ConsolettiAntonio CoelhoJose CoelhoManuel EstevesManuel GonsalvesLouis HellmuthAnthony ImbrunoAnthony MatheusManuel MatheusAurelio MatosFrank MatosMaurice PanagianRico PisaroJohn SilvaSidney SMithJoseph SoaresDominic Alfonso (en)
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