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Nine Harding Lane - William Peach House

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Record 2709/3390
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Catalog date 05/03/2007
Category 1: Structures
Classification Houses
Collection Old Houses etc. School Research Project
Date circa - 1700
Abstract Marblehead Junior High Archives Historical Building Survey

The original owner of the lot where 9 Harding Lane stands was John Hart, a tavern owner and Marblehead Selectman. Hart's house burned down and a new house was built which was bought by John Peach. Through the years, the house was mainly owned by mariners since it was right on the water. About two hundred yards away from the house is the beach where Samuel Dolliber landed, in his barrel, from Salem. He had the honor of being the first Marbleheader. Across the street is Old Burial Hill where many famous Marbleheaders are buried.
Home Location Pink Room (4th floor north end of building)
Object ID 2006-075-00423 B
Object Name House
Search Terms Marblehead Buildings
Sub-category Building
Subjects Houses
Historic buildings
Title Nine Harding Lane - William Peach House
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Last modified on: January 05, 2009