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Marsh Painting by Heade, Sudden Showers
Martin Johnson Heade, "Sudden Showers, Newbury Marshes," c 1865-1875,A Oil on Canvas, 13.25" xA 26.31,"A Courtesy of the Yale University Art Gallery, Yale University, New Haven, Conn.
Newburyport, the Kim Kardashian of the North Shore
"In the 1960's Newburyport looked like a bomb hit it, it looked like Berlin after the war, it looks great now, we don't need a Local Historic District ." In the 1960's downtown Newburyport did look like a bomb hit it, just take a look at the filmA "A Measure of Change" made in 1975, it is pretty shocking, and yes, Newburyport has come a long, long ... (more)
Mr. Rogers was born in Newbury, Mass. He retired from the Navy, having served during World War II and the Korean War.
What fabulous news.A The demolition permit for 1 Little's Lane in Newbury , the stately circa 1800 large Federal style house, for the moment, has been put on hold, according to the story in today's Newburyport Daily News .
Protecting High Street the Roadway
Today's Newburyport Daily News has a story by Dyke Hendrickson about how the Study Committee has put wording into the draft of the Local Historic District ordinance for Newburyport to protect High Street, the actual roadway, from ever experiencing the destruction that almost happened by MassHighway in 1999.
Newburyport Federal Street Overlay and Historic Protection
If by some miracle 1 Little's Lane does not get demolished you can bet your booties that it's because all sorts of talented and dedicated folks are probably working behind the scenes.
Demolition of 1 Little's Lane, Newbury
A fantastic story by the Newburyport Daily News on the plans to tear down the Tappan house at 1 Little's Lane in Newbury, with a photo of the heavy equipment that had already demolished the 19th century carriage barn.