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1. 2002.026.118 - Print, Photographic

   99 Water Street Beverly Yacht Club. Built in 1806 as a ship chandlers store. It later became Sherman's Inn. In 1870 it became the summer residence of Adm. Andrew A. Harwood. 1920 it became to summer residence of Dr. William McDonald.

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. 2004.007.079 - postcard

   Color Postcard of Hotel Sippican Casino, Marion, Mass. Casino on Water Street opposite Hotel Sippican. Admiral Harwood house in the distance.

   Record Type: Photo

   
3. 2004.007.082 - postcard

   Old Episcopal Church on corner of South and Front Streets, Marion. Was originally the Sippican Seminary, but later built over by Admiral Harwood when he established the Episcopal Church.

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. 2004.007.088 - Print, Photographic

   Old Episcopal Chapel on corner of South and Front Streets, Marion. Was originally the Sippican Seminary, but later built over by Admiral Harwood when he established the Episcopal Church.

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. 2004.007.089 - Print, Photographic

   Modern picture of The First Congregational Church in Marion, Mass. built in 1841. Stands on corner of Front and Main Streets opposite the Marion General Store which was the previous church built 1794-99, and served as church until 1841

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. 2004.008.037 - Print, Photographic

   Admiral Harwood house, now Beverly Yacht Club, Marion, Mass. Bottom of Main St. at Water St. Old Simmons and Register house.

   Record Type: Photo

   
7. 2004.017.025 - Print, Photographic

   Admiral Harwood's house on Water Street, Marion, Mass. He married the great grand daughter of Benjamin Franklin. One of the oldest houses in Marion. Was the old Sherman House. Now is the Beverly Yacht Club. Long Wharf in the background.

   Record Type: Photo

   
8. 2004.019.203 - postcard

   B/W postcard of Water Street. Note on back:" Admiral Harwood House, Frank Austin house at left corner behind trees."

   Record Type: Photo

   
9. 2004.019.223 - Print, Photographic

   Beverly Yacht Club, exterior. One of Marion's oldest houses.

   Record Type: Photo

   
10. 2005.011.019 - Print, Photographic

    The Sippican Academy built in 1836 at 124 Front Street was also known as Sippican Seminary. The Academy was remodeled as St. Gabriel's Episcopal Church in 1853. 28 South Street is in the background. Admiral Harwood started services in the upstairs when building was still known as The Sippican Academy.

    Record Type: Photo

    
11. 2008.001.100 - Digital photograph

    Shoreline -This real-photo card mailed in 1977 shows the Admiral Harwood Cottage, 99 Water Street, at center (at this time identified as the Simmons Cottage), eventually to become the current home of the Beverly Yacht Club. At right center, Long Wharf extends out of the frame, and further up the shore Bates Wharf is visible. 2nd-4th digital photographs - additional views of the Beverly Yacht Club through the years

    Record Type: Photo

    
12. 2008.001.128 - Digital photograph

    Churches - In 1871, Rear Admiral Andrew A. Harwood, summering at the Bay View Hotel on Water Street, was coaxed by fellow Episcopalians to conduct Sunday services in the hotel parlor; his sermons were well received. In 1873, Admiral Harwood retired from the Navy and moved to Marion full-time, purchasing a house on Water Street between Main and South streets-now home to the Beverly Yacht Club. In 1874, with the waning of Marion's seafaring industr...

    Record Type: Photo

    
13. 2009.004.001 - Print, Photographic

    A black and white photograph of Captain Andrew A. Harwood, U.S.N. oval shaped on an 8" wide by 10" high. mounting.

    Record Type: Photo

    
14. 2009.004.002 - Print, Photographic

    A black and white photograph of Commodore Andrew A. Harwood, U.S.N., 5" wide by 6 1/4" high on an 8" wide by 10" high mounting

    Record Type: Photo

    
15. 2009.004.003 - Print, Photographic

    A black and white photograph of Commodore Andrew A. Harwood, U.S.N., 5" wide by 6 1/4"high on an 8" by 10" mounting. He served as the chief of the bureau of ordance from August 1861 to July 1862.

    Record Type: Photo

    
16. 2010.012.002 - Digital image

    A digital image of Rear Admiral Andrew H. Harwood, circa 1863. He retired to Marion in 1871 and began church services for Episcopalians in the summer.

    Record Type: Photo

    
17. T405.09 - booklet

    Eve Tide by Leighton Parks - story of the death of Admiral Howland - is this in reality Admiral Harwood?

    Record Type: Archive

    
18. T405.17 - Documents

    Brief history of Saint Gabriel's Church - first services held by Admiral Harwood

    Record Type: Archive