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Main Street 41 |
Number of Archive records |
1 |
Number of Library records |
1 |
Number of Photo records |
3 |
Number of Object records |
0 |
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2008.001.007 - Digital photograph
Wharf Village -This 1920s-vintage view of Main Street looking west shows Nelson Block at left and the Congregational Chapel at right. Next to the chapel, the Silas Allen saltbox at 41 Main Street is visible, built in 1802. Jimmy Nelson ran a barbershop and sold fireworks for the Fourth of July off the pool table in the back of his establishment-often puffing a cigar while dispensing his explosive wares. Nelson Block at various times also hosted ...
Record Type: Photo
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2013.005.010 - Drawing
This charcoal drawing is titled "Captain Stephen Hammond House 1820" by Patricia Leary O'Connell is part of a collage labeled "Marion Settled Circa 1660". It is located 41 Main Street.
Record Type: Photo
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2017.049.001 - Newspaper
A newspaper article from thr Sippican Week dated 8/31/2017, titiled "Owner, neighbors agree on plans for demolished house". A historic house in Marion at 41 Main Street has been demolished. It was the home of Captain Stephen Hammond and was built in 1802.
Record Type: Archive
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2018.008.001 - The Captain Stephen Hammond House
A hardcover book titled "The Captain Stephen Hammond House" (circa 1802) was at 41 Main Street. There are many color photographs taken in 2012 of the exterior and interior of the house. The book is 9.75" wide by 8.25" high. (Also see 2017.049.001 - an article titled "Owners, neighbors agree on plans for demolished house".
Record Type: Library
