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When I was a kid it was on a huge boulder in Stage Fort Park, facing the concession stand. About the time I moved to New Hampshire, 1969, it had disappeared. I hope it’s back where it was originally.
On this site in 1623
A company of fishermen and farmers from Dorchester England under the direction of Rev. John White founded the Massachusetts Bay Colony
From that time the fisheries, the oldest industry in the commonwealth have been provided uninterruptedly pursued from this port
Here in 1625 Gov. Roger Conant, by wise diplomacy averted bloodshed between contending factions. One led by Myles Standish of Plymouth the other by Capt Hewes
A notable exemplification of arbitration in the beginnings of New England
Placed by the citizens of Gloucester 1907
Stage Fort Park! When my children were small we were walking by it one day my young son asked quite innocently “Does that mean us?”. Yes, my husband’s family is directly descended from the Roger Conant named on the plaque!!
Well this one obviously wasn’t tough, and everyone who goes to Stage Fort Park is very observant. Anonymous #2 gave the most accurate answer – it is on Tablet Rock in Stage Fort Park.
Good Morning Gloucester 
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I think it is on that big boulder at St. Fort Park near the baseball field.
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Talbet Rock. Stage Fort park.
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Stage Fort Park….
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It’s on a large boulder in Stage Fort Park.
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In Stage Fort Park…..
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When I was a kid it was on a huge boulder in Stage Fort Park, facing the concession stand. About the time I moved to New Hampshire, 1969, it had disappeared. I hope it’s back where it was originally.
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near Cressy’s Beach at Stage Fort Park…
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Stage Fort Park?
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Stage Fort Park
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Maybe check with Gloucester Archives Committee.. They are a motherload of history,as you probably know!
-ann hewitt
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http://wiki.worldflicks.org/stage_fort_park.html
On this site in 1623
A company of fishermen and farmers from Dorchester England under the direction of Rev. John White founded the Massachusetts Bay Colony
From that time the fisheries, the oldest industry in the commonwealth have been provided uninterruptedly pursued from this port
Here in 1625 Gov. Roger Conant, by wise diplomacy averted bloodshed between contending factions. One led by Myles Standish of Plymouth the other by Capt Hewes
A notable exemplification of arbitration in the beginnings of New England
Placed by the citizens of Gloucester 1907
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isn’t it on the huge rock at stage fort park?? where the folks go ‘sliding’ when the weather cooperates?
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Stage Fort Park! When my children were small we were walking by it one day my young son asked quite innocently “Does that mean us?”. Yes, my husband’s family is directly descended from the Roger Conant named on the plaque!!
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Well this one obviously wasn’t tough, and everyone who goes to Stage Fort Park is very observant. Anonymous #2 gave the most accurate answer – it is on Tablet Rock in Stage Fort Park.
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Tablet Rock, Stage Fort Park
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I saw it every day winter & summer I lived just over the hill on Western Ave
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Indeed Tablet Rock at Stage Fort Park. we went to Cressys Beach every day as kids We lived just over the hill on Western Ave
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I knew before I saw the other comments. But My comment, “Stage Fort Park! Where else could it be. Isn’t the fortress up above there?
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