Can I Get A Woot Woot!, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
My View of Life on the Dock
Can I Get A Woot Woot!, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Another classic from the vault
Harbor Goods tied for second place with Kids Closet in the St Paddy’s Day GMG/CABI Window Decorating contest for Downtown Merchants. Look for a great video interview with Christopher from Harbor Goods tomorrow morning at 10:00AM
Harbor Goods, The Gloucester Life Is Good Store, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
The wire that comes off the winch goes through this block and is attached to the doors which get lowered into the ocean as the cable wire gets let off of the winch spool.
Beautiful Industry – Dragger Pamet, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
What business was in the blue building on the State Fish Pier?
Urban Renewal Photos From Frank Ciolino, originally uploaded by captjoe06.

GLOUCESTER’S O’MALEY MIDDLE SCHOOL TO FEATUREApril 14th 6-8 P.M.
Ice Cream Social
Provides Guided Tours of Student Masterpieces and
Mulhaupt’s ‘New Deal’ Murals
Worth Estimated $1.1 Million
Open To The Public
GLOUCESTER, MA – The Ralph B. O’Maley Middle School in Gloucester today announced the opening of the “Vanilla, Strawberry, Picasso” celebration of student work and ice cream social featuring O’Maley students’ masterpieces of learning.
As part of the evening’s events, come see the W.P. A. murals by Cape Ann’s own Frederick J. Mulhaupt (1871-1938), who is best known for capturing the era of the “New Deal”. The paintings, worth an estimated $1.1 million, are open to the public inside the O’Maley Middle School on Tuesday, April 14th from 6:00 P.M.–8:00 P.M.
The “Vanilla, Strawberry, Picasso” event is part of a community outreach plan to promote the Ralph B. O’Maley Middle School’s commitment to high standards of academic excellence and community involvement. “This event is centered on the students, staff, and all the great things that they are doing to further O’Maley Middle School as a place where students can thrive and succeed,” said O’Maley’s Principal Dr. Michael Tracy. “This is an opportunity for our school to open its doors to the public and feature exemplary pieces of students’ work in addition to sharing some influential art work.”
The Ralph B. O’Maley Middle School is organized around the unique needs of 6th-8th grade students. The entire faculty and staff are committed to the school’s core values: to nurture academic excellence and provide a safe learning and social environment, while encouraging mutual respect and fostering close connections.
# # # For more information on the event, or to schedule an interview with school officials, please contact Christopher Ellis at 617.680.7497 or by email at christopher.j.ellis@me.com.
Katherine Shows Us Whats Going On In The Yellow Joint On 133

Last night Joey posted an amazing walk-through video of the Paint Factory from last September.
For those of you who don’t get the Gloucester Daily Times or read it online, this article ran yesterday and will give you a good idea of the latest happenings concerning the Paint Factory.
The name on the building is Walker Creek Furniture, but as far as I’m concerned it ought to be Walker Creek Art because all of the furniture in there to me is more than just furniture, they are individual pieces of beauty and style-Art if you will.
Look for the first part of the two part video at 10:00AM
Walker Creek Furniture Custom Furniture And Art, originally uploaded by captjoe06.