The colonial book of the Towle Mfg. Co. Which is intended to delineate and describe some quaint and historic places in Newburyport and vicinity and show the origin and beauty of the colonial pattern of silverware (1898)
Towle Mfg. Company, Tilton, George P. (George Prescott), Bradley, Will, 1868-1962 · [Cambridge, Printed by W. Bradley · leaf 43
house,which was destroyed by fire in 1889, and of which the presentstructure, owned and occupied by his descendants, is a copy. Essex, Merrimac, or Chain Bridge. Here in 1792 waserected the first bridge across the Merrimac river. It was, in1810, superseded by the present suspension bridge, which… … Among the most interesting spots to be found are the oldburial grounds with their curious and quaintly inscribed head-stones, memorials in many cases of famous characters, and inthemselves a written history of many early events. Thosemost easily reached are: — The Burying Ground of the First…
Silverwork -- United States · Newburyport (Mass.)
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