Salem, MA | Historic Beverly

008.085.002 - Newspaper

Newspaper clipping describing the arrangements for the funeral of Dr. Bentley, to take place on Monday, January 3, 1820, including seating arrangements and the order of the procession following the funeral service. The funeral is to take place at the East Meeting House, presumably in Salem, MA. (at the bottom of the clipping is printed "Salem, Jan. 1, 1820"). To be included at the service are the fraternity of Free and Accepted Masons and vari...

Record Type: Archive

009.001.032 - Booklet

32 page booklet entitled "Along the Old North Shore with President Taft" and subtitled "Showing the Summer Capitol and 57 other views." The booklet is made up of photographs showing the varying areas and sites of the North Shore of Boston including but not limited to Cape Ann, Thatcher's Island, Gloucester, Magnolia, Hamilton, Manchester-By-The-Sea, Swampscott, Salem, Beverly, Nahant, Marblehead, and Lynn. Also included are numerous photographs...

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009.001.033 - Booklet

32 page booklet entitled "Salem and the Willows." The first page of the booklet gives a brief history of Salem, MA and includes an illustration of then Mayor of Salem, the Honorable Joseph N. Peterson (mayor from 1903-1905). It goes on to provide a variety of black and white photographs and illustrations of some of Salem's most notable sites including but not limited to the homes where Nathaniel Hawthorne and General Israel Putnam were born. T...

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009.011.110 - Pamphlet

Essay on "Origins of the American Navy: An Interpretation," by Donald W. Beattie, Beverly HIstorical Commission. "An address presented at the Bay State League of Historians annual meeting, held at Beverly, Massachusetts, June, 1968 and sponsored by the Beverly Historical Society, in conjunction with the Tercentenery Celebrations of Beverly's incorporation." Twenty-two pages, stapled, cover. Copyright 1969 by Donald W. Beattie.

Record Type: Archive