Collection	Marblehead Town History
Abstract	MARBLEHEAD GREAT NECK...OTHER NECK WRITINGS...WHARF WRITINGS...STORIES AND WEATHER REPORTS...#17... 1 HEADA FOREVER...by Deborah Caulkins...Memories of USHER'S BEACH.. 3 MARBLEHEAD LIGHTHOUSE...talk of moving Lighthouse to Marblehead Rock...June 9, 1916... 5-65 MARBLEHEAD GREAT NECK...by Richard Whiting Searle...Essex Institute Historical Collections...Vol. LXX111...July 1937... 67-81 MARBLEHEAD NECK ... (FROM THE PAST TO THE PRESENT)... Sparhawk Encampment...July 14, 1873...Messenger August 2, 1873... 83-93 OLDEST HOMES MAY HAVE BEEN BUILT ON MARBLEHEAD NECK, SAYS SEARLE...Messenger January 21, 1938... 95-97 NECK HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF...OCCUPIED WITH TENTS AND SMALL COTTAGES AS IN FORMER YEARS...Messenger September 2, 1927... 99 MARBLEHEAD NECK IS SUB-DIVIDED...27 ASSIGNERS TAKE OVER... (Ninety-first in a series of articles from the History and Traditions of Marblehead by Samuel Chamberlain, Jr.)... 101 A FEW THOUGHTS...Letter to the Editor...regarding selling of the "Neck" to outside parties...signed "Destiny"...Messenger January 27, 1872... 103-105 NECK ADVERTISED AS SUMMER RESORT EARLY IN1835...FARM AT AUCTION...Messenger January 10, 1930... 107 MARBLEHEAD NECK...a poem by Sarah K. Bolton...Messenger September 21, 1888... 109-117 NECK LANDS ONCE OWNED IN COMMON...PROPRIETORS CLAIMS NOT SUBDIVIDED UNTIL 1724...Messenger July 24, 1931... 119-125 LOYAL STATUS OF OLD NECK WAYS...Written by the late Raymond H. Trefery... 127 RESORT FEATURES OF MARBLEHEAD EXPLOITED AS NECK AND HARBOR PROPERTY DEVELOPED... (Ninetieth in a series of articles from The History and Traditions of Marblehead by Samuel Roads, Jr.)... 129 EASTERN YACHT CLUB HAD ITS BEGINNING IN BOSTON...EASTERN YACHT CLUB BORN 1870... 131 CASTLE ROCK SCENE OF MARBLEHEAD TRAGEDY...Alfred Nutile, of Woburn, died as a result of a 35-foot fall from Castle Rock...CHURN AT MARBLEHEAD NECK WAS A BEAUTIFUL SITE... 133-137 PICTURES OF ESTATES ON MARBLEHEAD NECK... 139 SOMETHING ABOUT OUR ADJACENT PENINSULA...Messenger January 23, 1885... 14-143 THE LOWELL SETTLEMENT AT MARBLEHEAD NECK...Messenger June 16, 1911... 145-149 MARBLEHEAD NECK...by James J.H. Gregory...Messenger January 17, 1908... 151 MARBLEHEAD NECK WAS LARGELY UNDEVELOPED AT THE TURN OF THE CENTURY...SNOW'S VARIETY STORE ON MARBLEHEAD NECK... 153 A MASS OF MASTS---A SEA OF SAILS COME 'ROUND THE POINT' 3 CENTURIES...by Ruth M. Putnam... 155-157 FIREMEN GET STIFF BLAZE UNDER CONTROL IN TOWER AND VERANDA OF EASTERN YACHT CLUB...June 9, 1947... 159 NANEPASHMENT HOTEL...Memory lane by Harry Wilkinson... 161-165 WRECKER TAKES LAST RESORT...SAMOSET HOUSE GONE... 167-169 THE NECK IN THE OLD DAYS AWASH AT HIGH TIDE...EARLY NECK RESIDENTS ORGANIZED AS NEIGHBORS... 171 ON THE DISTAFF SIDE...LIFE AT THE WHARF... Heada Forever... 173 YACHT CAPITAL OF THE WORLD...by Edgar j. Driscoll Jr, (Globe Staff Correspondent)... 175 HISTORIC SITES, SHORE ATTRACT THOUSANDS EVERY YEAR... By Robert E. Glynn...MARBLEHEAD AMONG FOUR PRETTIEST TOWN IN THE U. S. A... 177 PICTURE OF THE BOSTON YACHT CLUB RAZED IN 1957... PICTURES OF YACHTS:...FIRENZE...SEVEN SEAS... 179 "DELTA" AT TRANSPORTATION WHARF..."CAPTAIN TUCKER'S LANDING"...a casein painting by Hamlin Turner... 181-183 FIRM'S HISTORY BRIEF...MARBLEHEAD TRANSPORTATION HAS 100 YEAR HISTORY... PICTURE OF THE 'BLONDE'...OLD FERRY BOAT... 185 FERRY BOATS...THE PHILIP B. TUCKER...THE QUEEN... 187-193 RICHARD E. CASWELL, MARINER, RECALLS DAYS OF ROW BOAT FERRY...CARRYING RESIDENTS TO LOWELL AND NASHUA CAMPS NOT ALL FUN - SAILS DISPLACE CARS BEFORE ADVENT OF STAEM - AT EIGHTY TWO STILL SAILS THE "GYPAY"...by Joseph S. Robinson... Picture of the original Transportation building...picture of the original Queen... 195 MEMORY LANE...with Harry Wilkinson...FOUR FERRY BOATS PLIED THE HARBOR... 197 BEFORE THE MOTOR CRAFT...THE SLOOP 'GENERAL SHERIDAN'... THE FIRST COLE BURNING FERRY...THE BRUNNETTE... 199-203 STORM OF 1851...messenger Dec. 31, 1909...GREATEST STORM SINCE 1898...Dec. 25.1909...ANNIVERSARY OF THE GALE OF 1869...Messenger Sept. 13, 1918... 205 HEADA FOREVER...MEMORIES OF SIGNS OF SPRING...by Deborah Caulkins... 207 LINK HAWKES COMPARES NOTES WITH HIS PAST SEA GOING EXPERIENCES... 209 NORTH SHORE IS HIGH RISK EARTHQUAKE AREA...by Irv Dierdorff... 211 MEMORY LANE...FORTY YEARS BACK...THE SURPRISE 'NO NAME HURRICANE'...by Harry Wilkinson... 213-215 TURBULENT SEAS POUND MARBLEHEAD WATERFRONT... 217-219 CAPTAIN JOHN SMITH SPENT A FEW DAYS ON MARBLEHEAD NECK...from 'Manataug pebbles' published July 26, 1880...Capt. Smith explored this coast in 1614... 219 AT POINT NECK...a poem... 221 WHEN BOSTON HARBOR FROZE OVER...by Edward Rowe Snow... 223-231 NOVEMBER 26-27, 1898 MARBLEHEAD SUFFERED ITS WORST STORM SINCE 1851...PICTURES OF STORMS... 233- OLD WEATHER RECORDS...'LATE SNOW'...a poem...WINTER OF 1882... Messenger Jan. 27, 1882... 235 NATURES FURY ON FRONT STREET... 237 BACK IN 1786 WHEN NEW ENGLAND HAD THOSE GOOD, OLD FASHIONED WINTERS... 239-241 STORM PICTURES... 243 GILBERT HEIGHTS AS VIEWED FROM MARBLEHEAD HARBOR... 245 DEVEREAU BEACH DAMAGE AFTER A STORM... 247-249 THE SEAS CAN BE ROUGH... 251 A CHALLENGE AHEAD...Marblehead has now taken ownership of Usher property and has clear rights to ocean beach... 253 MEMORY LANE...A BATTERED CAUSEWAY AFTER THE PORTLAND Gale of November 1898...BY Harry Wilkinson... 255 SHIP 'AMERICA' PASSING THROUGH THE FISHING FLEET ON GRAND BANKS...by Michele Felice Corne... 257 REDEDICATED TEDESCO MEMORIAL...ILL FATED BARK....by Fred Goddard... 259 THE WRECK OF THE BARQUE TEDESCO...as reviewed by Helen Jaques... 261 TEDESCO ANCHOR DEDICATION SET...the bark 'Tedesco' went down off Galloupe's Point in Swampscott in January, 1857... 263 AS A BOY REMEMBERS...THE BLOW OF SEPT. 8, 1869...Messenger Sept. 12, 1919... 265 'HEADERS HOPE WEATHER OF 1898 WILL NOT COME AGAIN... 267 1968 COLD RECALLS OLD ICY DAYS...by Harry Wilkinson... 269 MEMORY LANE...THE FREIGHTOR NORSEMAN RAN AGROUNF OFF MARBLEHEAD NECK 79 YEARS AGO...1899... 271 MARBLEHEAD'S MOST FAMOUS SHIPWRECK...'THE NORSEMAN'... 273 HEADA FOREVER...THE WRECK OF THE 'NORSEMAN'...by Deborah Caulkins... 277 NEW SWAMPSCOTT PLAQUE FOR BARQUE 'TEDESCO'... 279 CAUSEWAY AFTER STORM OF NOV. 26-27, 1898... 281 TOWERING WAVES CRASH OVER DEVEREUX BEACH... 283-285 YEAR WITHOUT A SUMMER...1816... 287 NEWSPAPER ITEMS RELATING TO ESSEX COUNTY...BOSTON EVENING POST...APRIL 1, 1765...BOSTON ENEVING POST...DEC.16, 1765... 289 A SCRAP FROM THE PAST... 291-293 WINTER OF 1920...A PIECE OF CURBSTONE VISIBLE ON PLEASANT STREET...March 9, 1920 by Marcia Selman...THE SNOW...by Elizabeth bracket...aged eight years... 295... TWENTY SIX YEARS AGO...1867-1868...SOME DATES FROM MR. CLOUGH...Messenger Nov.30, 1894... 297 COLD WEATHER OF 1857...Messenger Jan.27, 1882...2 299 MARCH 1823...MARCH 1835...Messenger 1881 and 1890... 301 THE FIRST C. Y. C. BUILDING RAZED IN 1897...by Harry Wilkinson...
Home Location	Shelf in Far Room
Object ID	1961-003-05037
Object Name	Album
People	Caulkins, Deborah Hovey, Chandler Rodgers, Clem Graves, Russ Orne, Azor Gatchell, John Gatchell,Samuel
Search Terms	Marblehead Neck Marblehead Light Fish Flakes Marblehead Buildings Eastern
Title	Black Notebook #37

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