I had prior done a post on the rededication of the Searles Building as the seat of Methuen’s City Government. Of course the City was moving those operations from its prior municipal building, now known as the Quinn Public Safety Building. The dedication of this building occurred on October 24, 1993 at 2:00 p.m. The building was dedicated in memory of retired Methuen Fire Captain William S. Quinn. Captain Quinn was a wonderful gentleman, and the honor was well deserved. The letter from Town Manager Donald DeSantis inviting the Town Council to this dedication is below.
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