- Photos by E.J. Lefavour
Did you know that there are two landings at the head of lobster cove placed by the City of Gloucester in 1931 for the perpetual use of the people? In constant use through the 19th century, coastal schooners loaded and unloaded granite in Lobster Cove. A shipbuilding barn stood where this private studio (the red building in the first photo) now stands. Parking for the landings is available on Lane and Leonard Streets.
E.J. Lefavour
Good Morning Gloucester 
as someone who isn’t originally from this area, I love the Did You Know series!
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I’m from the area and don’t know half the stuff EJ uncovers.
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Thanks Andre, I’m glad you’re enjoying the posts. Joey, I thought you were on vacation? FYI, I’ve got a couple of posts coming up that I bet no one will know.
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Yep, while the Mrs snores away I bang out posts and perform site maintenance
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I didn’t know about those landings, but I have a feeling the kayak will be heading that wa as soon as the warm weather hits!
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I would think it would be a great place to put in, although Lobster Cove gets very congested with boats in the summer. Once through the Cove, you can take a left down the Annisquam, or right to head over to Annisquam Light.
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