Ram Island (Marion) | Sippican Historical Society

2008.001.046 - Digital photograph

Sippican Harbor & Waterfront - An aerial view of Sippican Harbor from the 1970s. From this perspective, Marion's longtime attractions for mariners of all kinds can be easily appreciated. The protected harbor offers moorings for 1,700 craft-940 of them in the Inner Harbor-plus easy access to fishing and sailing on Buzzards Bay. Much of Marion's 25 miles of coastline is rocky, but several sandy beaches have been created for sunning and swimming. B...

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2008.001.095 - Digital photograph

Shoreline - The gracefully curved seawall shown here created a level seaside garden for the Townsend / Davis Cottage near 81 Water Street. Beyond it is a walkway over the salt marsh to the Davis float. Beyond that spindly structure is the more substantial pier belonging to the Herbert Austin estate. In the distance across the mouth of the harbor are Little and Ram islands. The stone barge with derrick at right was a common fixture in the harbor a...

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2008.007.004 - Digital image

1955 Sippican Harbor aerial view from Ram Island north

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2010.023.003 - Print, Photographic

A color photograph, aerial view. of the inner Sippican harbor showing Ram Island, Little Neck, Meadow Island, Allen's Point, taken in 1987, identified as E5.

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2010.023.004 - Print, Photographic

A color photograph, aerial view, of Allen's Point, Blankinship Cove and parts of Ram and Meadow Islands, taken in 1987, identitied as E21.

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2011.006.001 - Newspaper

Various photos showing a Marion Emergency Medical Services Disaster Drill on Ram Island.

Record Type: Archive

2015.024.004 - Print, Photographic

An aerial black and white photograph of Marion inner harbor to Ram Island taken in 1963 as part of a aerial survey of Marion.

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2016.049.001 - Print, Photographic

A black and white photograph labeled 'Planting Island Aerial ", circa 1960's. View is looking north from the mainland along the causeway to Planting Island. Ram Island and Meadow Island are seen north of Planting Island.

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Obituaries757 - Newspaper

Mary Harris Clark died in Sarasota Florida after a long and eventful life. She led her life on her own terms and touched many people. For many, meeting Mary Clark changed their lives for the better. She was born in Providence and attended the Lincoln, Wheeler, and Westover Schools. During the war she was a Red Cross volunteer and worked at Harris and Parsons Ship Yard in East Greenwich RI. Mary married W. Van Alan Clark Jr in 1947. They raised...

Record Type: Archive