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Mayors of North Adams, Massachusetts

Mayors of North Adams, 1896-2007 (may be incomplete!)
Albert C. Houghton 1896-97 H. Torrey Cady 1898-99 Edward S. Wilkinson 1900-02 Valmore A. Whitaker 1902-03 Frank D. Stafford 1903-04 Marshall R. Ford 1905-06 Frank D. Stafford 1907-08 John H. Waterhouse 1909-10 Charles L. Frink 1911-12 Wallace E. Brown 1913-15 John W. Gale 1916 Ezra D. Whitaker 1917-20 Harvey A. Gallup 1921-22 William K. Greer 1923-24 William Johnson 1925-32 Archie J. Pratt 1933-34 William Johnson 1935-36 Francis J. O'Hara 1937-40 Faxon Bowen 1941-42 Cornelius E. O'Brien 1943-46 James A. Bowes 1947-51 Ernest H. Rosasco 1952-53 James M. Lilly 1954-55 Julius M. Calvi 1956-57 Joseph R. Bianco 1958-59 Louis J. Diamond 1960-61 Francis C. Florini 1962-67 James F. Cleary 1968-69 Joseph R. Bianco 1970-77 Richard C. Lamb 1978-83 John R. Taft, Jr. 1983 John Barrett III 1984-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

  • 1902 Oct 14: Edward S. Wilkinson, died in office.
  • 1983 Oct 31: Richard C. Lamb, resigned.
  • 1999 Nov 2: John Barrett III, elected; John A. Gwozdz, defeated.

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