Topic: Places, Streets and Sites
175 Washington Street - The Horne House
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| Catalog date |
11/13/2007 |
| Category |
1: Structures |
| Classification |
Houses |
| Collection |
Old Houses etc. School Research Project |
| Date |
Circa 1730-1740 |
| Abstract |
Marblehead Jr. High Archives Historical Building Survey
The builder of the home at 175 Washington Street was a sea captain. His name was Captain James Smith. He owned a blubber business. He had a plant on Nashua Street. The fishermen used to bring in butts of codfish at the second cove. The fish was taken up in carts to the plant where it used to be fried out into cod liver oil. The oil was taken to Boston on large drays drawn by four horses and sold. A great deal of it was used in the manufacture of sole leather.
See the Old Horne House on page 24. |
| Home Location |
Pink Room (4th floor north end of building) |
| Object ID |
2006-075-00537 |
| Object Name |
House |
| Search Terms |
Marblehead Buildings |
| Sub-category |
Building |
| Subjects |
Houses
Historic Buildings |
| Title |
175 Washington Street - The Horne House |
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Rev. 1.0a 1/2009 Contact the Historical Commission at 781-639-3425 or e-mail us (please include the "Object ID" number) at: butlerw@marblehead.org
Last modified on: January 05, 2009
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