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| Marblehead Jr. High Archives Historical Building Survey The original owner was Edmund Bray and we believe it to be sometime around 1840. William Hammond, a fisherman, ran his business out of Little Harbor, the main fishing port in Marblehead, and lived in the house for two years. He sold the house to his son and the son sold it back to him in the same year. See the Hammond House History on page 27. |
9 Mechanic Court - Hammond House
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