September 29, 2012 – September 30, 2012
Author: Donna Ardizzoni
Russell Orchards
Fun day at Fenway
Even though my beloved Red Sox have not had an all-star season,to say the least, it is still a blast to go to Fenway and experience the ambience of the park. Here a couple of pictures I took on Saturday. We had amazing seats that were a gift.
Burnhams Field Community Gardens
On Saturday, September 22, 2012, the gardens were getting ready for the winter. These gardens are really wonderful. Well tended and taken care of.
The Tide is high and I’m holding on
Another wonderful Farmers’ Market
Thursday is my favorite day because of the Farmers’ Market. Today Northwood Syrup had free samples of vanilla ice cream with their pure maple syrup. Dean and Christine who run this booth are Gloucester residents.
The colors of fall
Love is in the Air
Red sox
Red sox game
Good Harbor during the wind
Being Papa and Nonnie and loving it
Ms. Maddie went horse back riding, Happy Owen with his Bubble machine from Toodeloos and Cole and Avery with their balls also from Toodeloos.
Open house
Lexington Avenue in Magnolia
The Magnolia Historical Society asked me to take some photos of a building that was being renovated. The new Landlord, J. Stratton Moore,of Manchester, MA, graciously allowed me to take some photos. As the workers were taking down sheet rock, they found these amazing sites that had been covered up over the years. Also what was found was a hidden safe in the wall.
http://www.flickr.com//photos/61616434@N08/sets/72157631543144184/show/
Information will be available for viewing once the MHS has established the Magnolia Historical Museum and Cultural Center at the Blynman School.
Hodgson, Kennard & Co.
Magnolia, MA c. 1890-1940’s
Edgar Hodson and H. Arthur Wood Kennard. Advertised in the 1920’s as jewelers and silversmiths; they retailed many silver items made by others.





























