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Category Archives: North Shore
My Priceless Pumpkin Pictures
A few of my autumn photographs from Russell Orchards in Ipswich, Massachusetts, are featured this week on MasterCard’s Priceless.com website. Russell Orchards is one of my favorite places in the world, especially in the fall, and I’m happy to recommend … Continue reading
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The Orange Dinosaur
This big orange dinosaur fit right in with the Hilltop Steak House’s cows and giant cactus and the nearby Prince Leaning Tower of Pizza on Route 1 in Saugus, Massachusetts, all survivors of an over-the-top style of roadside attraction that’s … Continue reading
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Howard Street Cemetery: Salem, Mass.
Salem is a city that values its history, if only as a salable commodity. But a visit to the Howard Street Cemetery doesn’t speak well for the community. This historic cemetery is right downtown, near the train station, near the … Continue reading
Posted in History, Local History, North Shore, Photography
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