Sights in Boston and suburbs, or, Guide to the stranger (1856)
Pulsifer, David, 1802-1894, Andrew, John, 1815-1875, egr., Billings, Hammatt, 1818-1875, egr., Hill George W., 1815-1893, egr., Barry, egr. · John P. Jewett & Co.; Jewett, Proctor & Worthington · leaf 136
htful sheet of water, surrounded by ever-greens, and is so remarkable for its rural beauties as toattract many visitors from a distance. Wilmington is fifteen miles, Billerica nineteen miles,Billerica Mills twenty-two miles, and Lowell twenty-sixmiles from Boston. The Eastern Railroad Depot, which… … seven miles. On the way to Portsmouth the followingtowns are passed through : — Lynn, nine miles distant, is noted for its shoe trade. Salem, sixteen miles, was formerly engaged in the EastIndia trade, but has declined in commercial importance,most of its shipping having been removed to…
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