Related Records

1. 2008.015.001 - Digital image

   Wharf Village - Front & Cottage Streets - Elizabeth Taber had the Music Hall built in 1891. The Soldier's Monument was dedicated in 1894.

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2. 2008.015.002 - Digital image

   Wharf Village - Front Street - Watering Trough at the edge of Waterfront Park is a granite tribute to Elizabeth Taber.

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3. 2008.015.003 - Digital image

   Wharf Village - Marion Harbor from Island Wharf

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4. 2008.015.004 - Digital image

   Wharf Village - 8 Spring Street - Elizabeth Taber Library & Museum of Natural History were constructed in 1871-1872 with funds donated by Elizabeth Taber.

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5. 2008.015.005 - Digital image

   Old Landing - 294 Front Street - built for Hezekiah & Mary Mendell in the first quarter of the 19th century, from 1850 to 1880 William C. Mendell, a master mariner, lived here. By 1890 Hosea Morril & Sylvia Knowlton rented the house. Mr. Knowlton was an attorney and Mrs. Knowlton founded the Marion Vistiing Nurse Association.

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6. 2008.015.006 - Digital image

   Old Landing - 296 Front Street - built for Ward Parker Delano, a merchant , in 1797. His general store was across the street (where Burr's Boat Yard is today). In 1879, Ann Delano owned this house.

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7. 2008.015.007 - Digital image

   Old Landing - 304 Front Street - built for David Hathaway, a shipbuilder of coastal schooners, in 1859.

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8. 2008.015.008 - Digital image

   Old Landing - 306 Front Street - residence of the Joseph Blankinship family, built in the 1840's. From the late 1870's until 1910, Charles D. and Henrietta Hall owned this house.

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9. 2008.015.009 - Digital image

   Old Landing - 309 Front Street - built c. 1855, Leonard Bolles and Sarah E. Leonard have lived in this house at different times.

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10. 2008.015.010 - Digital image

    Old Landing - 310 Front Street - built around 1775, the Capt. James Luce house was a stagecoach route stop between Wareham and Wharf Village. At one time is was a stopover for travelers called the Norton Tavern. Beginning in 1816, Captain James and Dolly Luce lived here, followed by Bessie D. Luce and Henry C. Luce.

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11. 2008.015.011 - Digital image

    Old Landing - 314 Front Street - built for Capt. Henry Delano in 1837. This house was owned by Laura J. Gibbs until 1925

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12. 2008.015.012 - Digital image

    Old Landing - 317 Front Street - this house belonged to Peleg Blankinship, probably built in the 1830's. By 1879 it belonged to Pardon Tripp, and by 1903 to Mr. & Mrs. Alvin .F. Besse.

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13. 2008.015.013 - Digital image

    Old Landing - 324 Front Street - Capt. Obed Delano, begun in 1800. By 1903, Verona Delano lived here with her son, Capt. Stephen O. Delano.

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14. 2008.015.014 - Digital image

    Old Landing - 325 Front Street - built early 18th century. earliest identified owned was A. M. Bassett. By 1879, Mary Penniman lived here. By 1903, William B. & Adele Gifford lived here.

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15. 2008.015.015 - Digital image

    Old Landing - 345 Front Street - built for Capt. Stephen Hadley in 1846. By 1903 Sarah L. and Ann E. Hadley lived here

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16. 2008.015.016 - Digital image

    Wharf Village - 28 Briggs Lane - house moved to this location after 1879. Seth H. Briggs owned it by the early 1900's.

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17. 2008.015.017 - Digital image

    Wharf Village - 9 Cottage Street - built in the 1890's for Dr. A. W. Rice as a home & office. This house was later owned by Viggo V. Petersen of Petersen's Ice Cream.

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18. 2008.015.018 - Digital image

    Wharf Village - 13 Cottage Street - Elizabeth Pitcher Taber had Tabor Hall built in 1880 to house Tabor Academy's first principal, Clark P. Howland. She also resided here in two rooms on the second floor.

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19. 2008.015.019 - Digital image

    Wharf Village - 20 Cottage Street - built for Florence & Walton S. Delano c. 1890. Walton was employed in Wareham by A. S. Gurney and Company, dealers in coal, grain and flour.

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20. 2008.015.020 - Digital image

    Wharf Village - 28 Cottage Street - built for Harvey W. Everest, a real estate agent.

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