[PDF.33la] Ipswich: Stories from the River's Mouth (Town Memoirs)

Ipswich: Stories from the River's Mouth (Town Memoirs)

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 | #2601509 in Books |  Memoirs Unlimited |  2001-09-01 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  .62 x5.86 x8.82l, | File type: PDF | 144 pages

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||2 of 3 people found the following review helpful.| Hometown|By Joan Richling|I received this book as a prize at the 50th reunion of my High School class. I lived in Ipswich from 2 1/2 years until late 20's (1962). The book is well written, has great drawn illustrations by Alec Gillman and took me back to my childhood home. I love the town but do not go there now for several reasons. When I was young and a Girl Scout, one of| |The evolution of Ipswich was interesting...a quaint town now..in Massachusetts Bay Colony it was a most important town. -- North Shore Sunday, 9/30/01|From the Publisher|On a Thursday in December 1927, Market Street

Century by century, story by true story, Sam Sherman chronicles the remarkable history of one of the oldest towns in Massachusetts and the United States. She details Puritan regulations pertaining to clothing, dogs, and romance. She writes of two clammers who survived a ferocious snowstorm in 1786 by clinging to a floating stack of salt marsh hay. She explains why late nineteenth-century residents looked askance at native artist Arthur Dow, whose work is now prized, and ...

You easily download any file type for your device.Ipswich: Stories from the River's Mouth (Town Memoirs)   |  Sam Sherman. I was recommended this book by a dear friend of mine.

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