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A corner of the store that has served as the post office retains many of the old post office features such as the wire office enclosure. The US Postal Service has re-installed old fashioned post office boxes for the village residents who live on Route 3-A. They continue the long tradition of getting their mail and social engagment at the store. |
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Above Photo: Marker recognizing the store's placement on the National Register of Historic Places.
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 Top Photo: Presidential Candidate Jimmy Carter with Lloyd Robie. Center Photo: Photos decorating the walls of Robie's show recognizable faces of many entertainers such as Jimmy Durante, Milton Berle, and Red Skelton. |
Robie's
has already received many "first-in-Hooksett" designations: Historic Site by
the Town Council, an
Official Project of Save America's Treasures, and
placement on the State and National Registers of Historic Places.
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Interior shot of Robie's,1904. On left is Arthur L. Robie. |
 Mr. & Mrs. Robie at Hooksett's 2002 annual All Around Town Tour showing historical objects from the store to visiting first graders. |
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