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A fifty-one page booklet with the title, A Walking Tour of Washington Street. This was a publication of the Beverly Historical Society. There is a 1907 map of the Washington Street area with a photograph, architectural drawing and text of all of the structures on Washington Street. There are also some photographs of the past owners of some of the homes. Washington Street was the first street to head to the water from Cabot Street when it was ...
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005.020.002 - Book
A fifty-one page booklet with the title, A Walking Tour of Washington Street. This was a publication of the Beverly Historical Society. There is a 1907 map of the Washington Street area with a photograph, architectural drawing and text of all of the structures on Washington Street. There are also some photographs of the past owners of some of the homes. Washington Street was the first street to head to the water from Cabot Street when it was ...
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005.020.002 - Booklet
A fifty-one page booklet with the title, A Walking Tour of Washington Street. This was a publication of the Beverly Historical Society. There is a 1907 map of the Washington Street area with a photograph, architectural drawing and text of all of the structures on Washington Street. There are also some photographs of the past owners of some of the homes. Washington Street was the first street to head to the water from Cabot Street when it was ...
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005.020.002 - Booklet
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24750 - Diary
This is a typescript of Lucy S. Baker's diary 1848-1850. For information on this diary see 29489. The diary was transcribed by Herbert Boyden. Included in the folder is description of the diary and abstract of the entries. Lucy Stephens Baker was the daughter of Stephens Baker (BHS has his memoir) she married Joseph A. Boyden in March 1854. Stephens Baker tells about some events in Lucy and Joseph's life in his memoir, which is also part of ...
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29489 - Diary
Diary of Lucy S. Baker (the daughter of Stephens and Adeline Baker. Beverly Vital Records births p 31 records that Lucy Stephens Baker was b July 1828). The diary mentions events and people in Beverly . She was a member of the Female Charitable Society, First Parish Church, and Daughters of Temperance. Topics: On 24 March 1848 she wrote that the doctor brought a galvanic battery and galvanized them all. She wrote of some of the men who...
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7962 - Document
1838 document from a group of men of Beverly asking permission to use the town hall for the purpose of "discussing American Slavery".
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FIC002.175a - map
Beverly business directory and map - circa 1856. See also FIC002.175b.
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FIC011.260 - Diary
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FIC011.261 - Diary
1851 diary and scrapbook kept by Sarah E. Trask (born 2 Oct 1828 to Benjamin and Catharine) She started this journal 21 May 1851 after she discovered that the man she had hoped to marry had died on the return from the gold fields of California. She was a shoebinder, sewing the uppers of shoes for a time and talked about this in Vol. I her 1849 diary. This diary opens with: "Oh What is life to me now...since I have seen my brightest Hopes decay...
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