Record 2857/3390 |
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| Marblehead Jr. High Archives Historical Building Survey This home on 10 Washington Square was built by William Sandin, a fisherman. He was a direct descendant of Arthur Sandin who was granted the land in 1638. The home reflects a fishing community because it has features in it resembling a ship. All of the homes selected to be researched on Washington Square are pre-1800 and each has a story behind it. The Written History (page 33) is well written and very informative. |
10 Washington Square - Sandin-Tucker House or (Little Jug Inn)
-Topic: Places, Streets and Sites
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| 10 Washington Sq |
COPYRIGHT INFORMATION ~ This image is the property of the Marblehead Historical Commission and may not be used in any form without prior permission. When using this image with permission, the credit information should be in the following format: Image courtesy of the Marblehead Historical Commission, Marblehead, MA.