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Goeldner’s
Goeldner Musical Instruments and Notions
113 E Main
1863
Charles Goeldner
1874
1894
06 29 Otto J. Goeldner’s fireworks display in his show window is very
attractive and has been admired by curious crowds of people for a week
past WG
1908
07 03 Big Reduction at Goeldner's For Fourth of July WG
1911 Ad, Otto J.
1957c
113 E Main, 1950s-70s city assessor form, WHS_006_015a
113 E Main, 1950s-70s city assessor image WHS_006_015b
1961
03 09 Fire early this morning at the O. J. Goeldner building at 113 Main Street, occupied by Siegel’s Economy Store, caused damage estimated at $20,000. The building, one of Watertown’s Main Street landmarks, is owned by the O. J. Goeldner Estate, Mrs. Joseph Wimmer of this city and her sister, Mrs. William Bennin of Cambridge. As a result of the fire, which started in the basement near the stoker-operated boiler, the stock in the store suffered heavy damage and part of the floor in the rear of the building was burned away. WDT
