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Wakefield's history and industry
Description:
"Since the mid-1800s, Wakefield has been a residential suburb within commuting distance to Boston. In 1845 when the Boston & Maine railroad completed its Boston to Wilmington line, the community and…[More]
Library: Lucius Beebe Memorial Library
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The Rockery, Wakefield, Mass.
Description:
Postcard shows the Rockery on Main Street, looking northwest. The High School is visible on the left. The text on the stone monument reads "Historical Linn Village 1639 Original town of Redding 1644…[More]
Library: Lucius Beebe Memorial Library
Collection:
Wakefield Postcards
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The Rockery
Creator:
Hill, Loren
Date:
2010
Description:
"The unique rock structure on Main Street honored local town history. It was inviting, almost pastoral, as illustrated by the young lad and his relaxed pose. Today the area is less inviting. No…[More]
Library: Lucius Beebe Memorial Library
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The Rockery
Creator:
Bruce, David
Date:
2010
Description:
"As Sofia and I walked around town, taking pictures for the Library's Wakefield Then & Now Photo Contest, I thought of the original picture postcard of The Rockery, postmarked 1914, with a young boy…[More]
Library: Lucius Beebe Memorial Library
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The Rockery
Creator:
Bruce, David
Date:
2010
Description:
"As Sofia and I walked around town, taking pictures for the Library's Wakefield Then & Now Photo Contest, I thought of the original picture postcard of The Rockery, postmarked 1914, with a young boy…[More]
Library: Lucius Beebe Memorial Library
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[Hiker monument and Rockery]
Creator:
Hasan, Ingrid
Date:
1989
Library: Lucius Beebe Memorial Library
Collection:
Lucius Beebe Memorial Library Artwork Collection
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