Author: Manuel F. Simoes
Enjoying Life in Gloucester Mass
Gloucester Smiles ~ 199
Gloucester Smiles ~ 198
Visitors from Oklahoma
Celebrating 62 Years in the USA Today
Today March 23, 1954, I celebrate my arrival in Gloucester from Lajes do Pico Azores.
I thank my parents Anibal and Adelina for all their scarifies bringing our family to this great country.
Celebrated at the Azorean Restaurant with one of my favorite meals, Azorean Octopus.
Gloucester Smiles ~ 197
Cameron’s Building Boarded Up and Marked Unsafe
The large white “X” — typically painted on a red background and placed on the front or roof of a building — serves as a clear warning for firefighters throughout the state that a building is unsafe. Also not Good for Downtown Businesses on Main Street.
Gloucester Smiles ~ with a Jeff Waver Painting
Gloucester Smiles Even when you have to Shovel a Little Snow
Survivors of the Snow
Gloucester Smiles ~ 181
Gloucester Smiles ~ 195
Gloucester Smiles ~ 193
Gloucester Smiles ~ 192
Men At Work with a Smile
Italian St Patrick Day Fun Raiser at the Tavern
A St Patrick’s Day Celebration at the Tavern a Fun Raiser for Sefatia.
A Fun Day of being Irish with a great meal at the Tavern.
Gloucester Smiles ~ 190
Gloucester Smiles ~ 189
Gloucester Smiles ~ 184
Eugene Simas and Dorothy Schobert – A love Story from the Hill
Portuguese Hill of course. A Story that has it ALL – War, Love, Italy, Portuguese and a Wedding Dress made from a parachute.
The link to this story (Written By Gary R. Mormino, Special to the Tampa Bay Times) is about two people connected by a war, from two different places, one from the mid-west the other, from right here in Gloucester.
Click here to Link to the Story or copy the following url:
http://www.tampabay.com/news/perspective/the-birth-of-a-boom/2230741
(This story is also a tribute to Eugene’s mother Gertrude, who was a very special lady helping my family when we first arrived here in the US in March of 1954)






















