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| Marblehead Jr. High Archives Historical Building Survey This home at Seven Pearl Street is probably the best example of a Federalist Architecture in Marblehead. Besides being owned by Blackler, this house also got the name Wilson from Captain Henry Wilson, a ship merchant whose ships sailed the world in the 1850's. See Written House History on page 15. |
7 Pearl Street - Blackler-Wilson House
-Topic: Places, Streets and Sites
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