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Good Deeds: History Comes Alive

 


Dedham- Norfolk County Register of Deeds William P. O'Donnell, in collaboration with QATV, announced the debut of the "History Comes Alive" project.


This project will feature historic area landmarks, with the aim of showcasing historic buildings and places from each town in Norfolk County.


The Mark Crosby-directed, succinct informative videos will provide viewers with an immersive experience by utilizing a wide range of historical knowledge, including some provided by the registry of deeds.


The first historic building to be featured as part of the project is Norwood Town Hall. Norwood, one of the 28 communities in Norfolk County, has been celebrating its 150th anniversary as a town. You can watch the video here: https://www.qatv.org/?modal=345,episode,220270.

Click here to read an article about the closing of the Registry of Deeds Disaster Recovery Office in Dedham, published in December 2024 by The Quincy Sun. Click here to read an article about the lack of an occupancy permit to use the relocated Disaster Recovery Office published in October 2025 by The Dedham Times.

Click here to read an article published by the Franklin Observer, informing Norfolk County residents that the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court has ruled in favor of the Norfolk Registry of Deeds.

Click here to see: An IT Rebuttal that Aired on Quincy Access Television. Click this link to view: An Extended Registry IT Technology Rebuttal to County Commissioners-December 8, 2021

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Click here to watch a five-minute video of the Plymouth County and Norfolk County Registers of Deeds testifying on HB3971. Or click here for Written Testimony and Reasons to Support HB3971 (An Act directing a study on the feasibility of placing registries of deeds for county government that have not been abolished under the oversight of the secretary of the commonwealth).