Ardizzoni Photography, Business Manager, Grandmother, love living in Gloucester, love to swim, kayak, walk and of course take pictures. Our company does computer networking, Office Management, Medical Billing, transcription, networking software updates and virus protection
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Yes. Corliss Landing is a wonderful spot in our great city. It is to be enjoyed by all. Funny though, I seem to remember it being a much larger area. I would like to see the deed and make sure there hasn’t been any encroachment happeneing down there. It was generously donated by the Corliss family for ALL to enjoy!
Dianne Corliss~
Yes. Corliss Landing is a very beautiful spot in our great city to be enjoyed by all. Funny I remember it being a lot larger. I would like to check the deed to make sure there isn’t any encroachment going on down there. It was generously donated by the Corliss Family for all to enjoy.
Dianne Corliss~
I’m going there tomorrow with my camera on the way to work. When I was a City appointed volunteer on the Public Landings Committee in the mid 1980’s, I photographically documented every public landing. We also had unofficial surveys made by North Shore Survey and drawings made by architect Jonathan Poore.
Fred Thank you We need to keep all public land open for everyone to enjoy. That’s why people donate land so we can enjoy this beautiful scenery for years to come. It really makes me mad if people think they can take this land and use for them selves.
Warren Corliss
Good Morning Gloucester 
Corliss in a City of Gloucester Public Landing at the end of Apple Street on the Annisquam River. See the City brochure: http://gloucester-ma.gov/DocumentCenter/Home/View/246
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Thanks Fred, it is really pretty there, another place to Kayak
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And also to launch any small boat, at high tide only.
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Lovely photo Donna–and lovely spot!
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Thanks Kim, It was so relaxing there
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shhhhh….keep it a secret!!! lol
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I agree, off the beatn trail and a real jewel, just watch out for some of the neighbors that believe they own it
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Great shot Donna
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Thank you Skip
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Yes. Corliss Landing is a wonderful spot in our great city. It is to be enjoyed by all. Funny though, I seem to remember it being a much larger area. I would like to see the deed and make sure there hasn’t been any encroachment happeneing down there. It was generously donated by the Corliss family for ALL to enjoy!
Dianne Corliss~
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Yes. Corliss Landing is a very beautiful spot in our great city to be enjoyed by all. Funny I remember it being a lot larger. I would like to check the deed to make sure there isn’t any encroachment going on down there. It was generously donated by the Corliss Family for all to enjoy.
Dianne Corliss~
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Thanks for your post
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And A BIG “THANK YOU” TO THE Corliss family for there generosity
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Amazing family
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I’ve never seen this location before–it looks so beautiful and Donna, your photo is really pretty. Also, thank you Corliss family.
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Thank you Ann, it is a very pretty spot. Love this place
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I’m looking into issues mentioned here concerning Corliss Landing. It’s clearly public property.
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Thanks Fred, there is a sign there stating that it is public landing from the City of Gloucester. Thanks again
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I’m going there tomorrow with my camera on the way to work. When I was a City appointed volunteer on the Public Landings Committee in the mid 1980’s, I photographically documented every public landing. We also had unofficial surveys made by North Shore Survey and drawings made by architect Jonathan Poore.
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Fred Thank you We need to keep all public land open for everyone to enjoy. That’s why people donate land so we can enjoy this beautiful scenery for years to come. It really makes me mad if people think they can take this land and use for them selves.
Warren Corliss
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Thank you Warren
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