Young Fred - Probably college age.	Fred in his new roadster.
Fred	Fred in front of the Garage.
Fred with his signature Bermuda shorts and knee socks.	Fred in a roadster - they were his favorite.
Fred in the showroom at the garage. He's dressed half country / half city in this picture.	Buzz, Fred, and John Page.
Fred graduated from Dartmouth in 1927 and went right to NYC where he secured a job as a "gopher" at Amex Co. Before long, the then President decided he needed a male secretary and Fred could type and take shorthand so he got the job. That's him under the fan with some of his co-workers at 65 Broadway.	Fred meeting Richard Nixon at Amexco.
Fred	Charlie Willie (?) Fred & Jay Barrett
Buzz	Buzz
John & Buzz	Buzz's first car. He bought it from this old fella and his name escapes me. He lived in Piermont, NH and walked route 10 with a sack when I was a kid.
Buzz & Joe Lavoie
Abe Conrad - Parts Man	Buzz, Bill & Dave Patridge at Swinnerton's.
Leon "Woody" Woodward	Jay Barrett buying the very last car from Page's Model A garage. This 1919 Studebaker Light Six Phaeton has been in the family since new. Fred preserved it for decades and it was passed down to my father & uncle, then me. Jay used to work for Page's and was interested in it so I sold it to him today! 3/13/16)
Young John Page with his prized phaeton which is still in the family today.	Buzz & John Page working on a Dodge - ? How dare they. Fred's son's, these two actually started the business while Fred worked in NYC at American Express Co.
Fred's brother Jim, Son John and child hanging with some cars.	John Page with the A400. Fred's prize Model A.
Buzz (driving) Woody, and John with the "wrecker".	Fred's signature on American Express Stock Certificates. I bought one on ebay just to have it!