Good Harbor Beach as it looked in 1939. The houses and the bridge are pretty much the same. The snow – well warmer weather is around the corner. Donna Ardizzoni was talking about her desire to go to the beach when it warms up. I hope she’s patient!
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Fred Bodin is a photographer who owns a gallery on Main Street in downtown Gloucester, MA. The gallery features Fred's land and seascapes, as well as historic images printed from the old negatives.
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Fred, it looks almost the same and I did go to the beach yesterday afternoon for a walk..
Excellent post – Thanks Fred!:-) I talk many times to my mother and glean the history she has a cyoung child that way…Saturday she told me this on the phone. As a youth child went to “Bradstreet Elementary School Bayview 1937-1943” grades 1st-2nd-3rd grades first floor. Second floor was 4th-5th-6th grades, her teacher was Mary Bergstrom and Carrie Sargent taught also old wood stove during winter or coal?
It does look the same, so wonderful our beaches, that is why I do the work I do. So Carry In Carry Out you trash and recycling and help us to “Keep Our Home Port Clean”.
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Fred, it looks almost the same and I did go to the beach yesterday afternoon for a walk..
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Excellent post – Thanks Fred!:-) I talk many times to my mother and glean the history she has a cyoung child that way…Saturday she told me this on the phone. As a youth child went to “Bradstreet Elementary School Bayview 1937-1943” grades 1st-2nd-3rd grades first floor. Second floor was 4th-5th-6th grades, her teacher was Mary Bergstrom and Carrie Sargent taught also old wood stove during winter or coal?
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It does look the same, so wonderful our beaches, that is why I do the work I do. So Carry In Carry Out you trash and recycling and help us to “Keep Our Home Port Clean”.
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Are you involved with the litter campaign around the city?
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