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   A two-hundred and ninety-four page hardcover book with dust jacket with the title, Cape Ann: Cape America. This was written in 1971 by Herbert Kenny and describes the rich history of Cape Ann in Essex County.

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   A dark blue soft cover book with the title, The Use of Handbook Tables and Formulas. This book was printed by The Industrial Press of New York in 1939. This book should be used in conjunction with the 13th or latest edition of the Machinery's Handbook. This edition contains 500 examples and test questions on the application of tables, formulas and general data in Machinery's Handbook, selected especially for engineering and trade schools, appr...

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   A fifty-six page tan hardcover book with the title, Gen. John Glover and his Marblehead Regiment. This was originally presented as a paper read before the Marblehead Historical Society on May 14, 1903 by Nathan P. Sanborn, the President of the Society. This was published by the Society the same year. There is an image of Glover on the front page that was in the possession of Mrs. Henry E. Waite.

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   A one-hundred and ninety page hardcover book with an illustrated dust jacket with the title, The Mode in Footwear From Antiquity to the Present Day. This was written by R. Turner Wilcox, the author of The Mode in Costume and the Mode in Hats and Headress. This book was published in 1948 by Charles Scribner's Sons in New York. There are illustrations of footwear throughout the book. This was part of the Sidney Winslow, Jr. Shoe Collection.

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   A dark blue softcover 1911 page book with the title, Machinery's Handbook. This is an essential book for machinists and this copy belonged to an employee of the United Shoe, Jack Card. He worked in the Development Laboratory 2. This is a 14th edition printed by The Industrial Press in New York in 1950.

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   A red hardcover five-hundred and forty page book with the title, A Chipman Genealogy: Beginning With John Chipman (1620-1708), - First of that Surname to Arrive in the Massachusetts Bay Colony - And His Twelve Successive Generations, Today in Alaska, Australia, Canada and the United States. This genealogy was compiled by John Hale Chipman III and published by Chipman Historics in Norwell, Massachusetts.

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   A three-hundred and seventy-six page soft covered book with the title, Puritans and Yankees: The Winthrop Dynasty of New England, 1630-1717. This was written by Richard Dunn in 1962. This book follows the lives of members of the Winthrop family in a revealing index to New England's early development and epitomize the transformation from a Puritan to a Yankee society.

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   A two-hundred and seventy-six page softcover book with the title, The Indian and the White Man in New England written by Chandler Whipple and published by The Berkshire Traveller Press in 1972. This book details contains a comprehensive study of the Indian and the white man in New England, detailing the Indian way of life and the impact of the white man's arrival.

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   A silver hardcover seven-hundred and thirteen page book with the title, Mayflower Families Through Five Generations, Volume Six. This is a second edition that was written by John Austin and printed in 1995. This volume follows the line of Stephen Hopkins.

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    A brown soft covered book with the title, Towns of New England and Old England, Ireland and Scotland, Volume II. This book connects the links between cities and towns of New England and those of the same name in England, Ireland and Scotland containing narratives, descriptions and many views. State Street Trust Company of Boston issued this to commemorate the tercentenary of the landing of the Pilgrims. This was printed in 1921.

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    A brown soft covered book with the title, Towns of New England and Old England, Ireland and Scotland, Part I. This connects links between cities and towns of New England and those of the same name in England, Ireland and Scotland containing narratives, descriptions and many views. This was printed to commemorate the tercentenary of the landing of the Pilgrims. State Street Trust Company of Boston issued this book in 1920.

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    A brown hardcover three-hundred and twenty-one page book with the title, The Chipman Family: A Genealogy of the Chipmans in America, 1631-1920. This was written and published by Bert Lee Chipman Winston-Salem, North Carolina.

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    A softcovered book with the title, 100 Years of the Beverly Times: Then & Now. This book which contains reproduced front pages from the Beverly Times was edited by Howard Parnell. This cook contains newspapers from 1893 to 1993.

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    A green hardcover three-hundred and twenty-four page edition of Edwin Stone's History of Beverly. This was written in 1843. This was owned at one time by Stephen Abbott and at another by Sarah A. Foster of 186 East Lothrop Street. This information was written inside the book in pencil.

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    A light brown hard covered copy of the Beverly, Mass Vol. II Vital Records to 1850. This volume contains all of the marriages and deaths in the community until 1849. The first volume would contain all of the birth information. This book was published by the Topsfield Historical Society in 1907.

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    A blue hard covered book with the title, Beverly, Garden City by the Sea. This was written by William C. Morgan. This is an historical sketch of the North Shore city, with a history of the churches, the various institutions and societies, the schools, the fire department, birds and flowers. Beverly's involvement in the Civil War and her military history is also included. This book is illustrated with half tone engravings of the principal buil...

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    A four-hundred and eighty page soft covered book with the title, "While Memory Serves." This book was written by Humphrey E. D. Lloyd, M.D. Dr. Lloyd spent part of his professional career at Beverly Hospital in Beverly.

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    A one-hundred and eighty page book with the title, "Memoirs of a Little Italian Boy." This was written by Beverly born and raised David A. Govoni. The book is filled with little stories and anecdotes regarding his childhood in Beverly.

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    A hardbound book, Eighteen Sermons and a Charge. This book was owned by Daniel A. Kilham. The following was written in ink on the first page: "To Hon. Daniel Kilham, from his friend and classmate, James Freeman."

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    A forty-three page softcovered cook book printed for the Old South Church in 1923. This contains entrees, appetizers, desserts and beverages. The following is a quote from Owen Meredith on the front cover: "We may live without friends, We may live without books, But civilized man cannot live Without cooks."

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