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1. 2007.002.033 - postcard

   Postcard - sepia horizontal orientation with border taken from the water - Hazelmere House that belonged to Charles Thayer which has been destroyed - on West Drive

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. 2008.001.236 - Digital photograph

   Miscellany - The estate known as Hazelmere, at today's 1 West Drive, on the east side of Sippican Harbor, was the summer home of Charles Irving Thayer, a wool-dying merchant from Boston. Thayer's business was so successful that he was able to retire at age 40. He built Hazelmere in 1884 and named it after a village in England. Thayer's elder daughter Marjorie married Cecil Clark Davis's brother, Bruce. Cecil and Bruce were the children of John an...

   Record Type: Photo

   
3. 2020.009.002 - Scrapbook

   A scrapbook containing photographs of the Thayer family.

   Record Type: Archive

   
4. T502 - Unknown (cover and title page missing)

   This book presents historical narratives and illustration of Buzzards Bay. It shows the residences of D.W. Lewis, Mrs Townsend Davis, John B. Blankenship, Mrs. John M. Clark, Colonel Harry Converse, F.P. Vose, Roland Luce, Benjamin Waters, Capt. George Allen, Cynthia Handy, W.S. Delano, Mrs,. Russell G. Gray, Judge Austin, The Dwyer Cottage, Railroad Station, Coggeshalls Store, A.G. Weeks, C.C. Deane, Mrs Mary Hadley, Alice B. Hathaway, W.M....

   Record Type: Library