Beverly Yacht Club | Sippican Historical Society

1996.004.001 - Old Landing Days in Marion

Booklet telling how one family lived in Marion a century or so ago (approx 1850's)

Record Type: Library

1998.012.001 - Old Landing Days in Marion

Book telling how one family lived in Marion a century or so ago (approx 1850's) 2 copies

Record Type: Library

1998.012.004 - Three Centuries of Marion Homes

127 illustrations of Marion homes and maps with descriptions of each. Photos by Peter Knowlton, edited by Hugh Hencken

Record Type: Library

2002.024.007 - Magazine

Supplement to the Sippican Sentinel newspaper. Articles include "You mean yours got away?" Profiles in Education, and "New Look for Long Wharf."

Record Type: Archive

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

2003.019.001 - The Kittansett Club

History of The Kittansett Club. Notes by R. Brydon and D. T. Hood. Hurricane Carol 8/31/54, 1938 Hurricane, 40th Walker Cup Golf Match 2 copies

Record Type: Library

2004.007.008 - postcard

Color postcard of Beverly Yacht Club, Marion, Mass, destroyed in 1938 Hurricane

Record Type: Photo

2004.008.035 - Print, Photographic

Beverly Yacht Club, Marion, Mass., c 1798 at end of Main St. Rick Angle's house in the distance

Record Type: Photo

2004.008.036 - postcard

Original Beverly Yacht Club building at Kittansett Club, Butler's Point, Marion, Mass. Completely destroyed by 1938 hurricane.

Record Type: Photo

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

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

2004.019.047 - Print, Photographic

President Grover Cleveland and Rev. Percy Browne at corner of Water and Main Streets in 1880's. Note the absence of any secret service agents or guards. Present Beverly Yacht Club is on the left. John Bete house on the right.

Record Type: Photo

2004.019.204 - postcard

B/W postcard of Simmons Cottage and the harbor from the Sippican Note on back:" old picture of what is now Beverly Yacht Club on Water Street."

Record Type: Photo

2004.019.205 - postcard

Color postcard of Simmons Cottage and the harbor from the Sippican Casino

Record Type: Photo

2004.019.223 - Print, Photographic

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

Record Type: Photo

2004.020.027 - Deed

Deed from R.W. Clark to the Sippican Yacht club, wharf property and rights on Main Street, Sippican Harbor.

Record Type: Archive

2005.007.003 - Tape, Audio

Interview with Peter Converse covering the following topics: Converse family history Converse Point history Second World War Marion to Bermuda race Marion summer community Peter Converse It is December the 5th, 1995, and this is Christina Kingston speaking with Peter Converse of the Moorings, Converse Road, Marion, MA as part of the Sippican Historical Society's - Oral History Project. Peter Converse: Well, what is now Converse Point b...

Record Type: Archive

2006.003.3.01 - Scrapbook

Members of Sippican Yacht Club started on cruise to meet NY Yacht Club.

Record Type: Archive