Family and friends attend dedication of a Bench in her memory, celebrating her life.
Gloucester Daily Times Obituary, Family Thank You.
My View of Life on the Dock
Family and friends attend dedication of a Bench in her memory, celebrating her life.
Gloucester Daily Times Obituary, Family Thank You.
Nathaniel Rogers Lane / Fitz Henry Lane / Fitz Hugh Lane
He is buried at Oak Grove Cemetery in the Stevens’ Family plot. (more information at Cape Ann Museum)
Bridget a new comer to Gloucester introduces Fitz Park to visitors from Ireland.
A lot of people don’t realize there is an open courtyard space that runs between the brick and wooden buildings at the Paint Manufactory. (see post card image)
As part of the restoration process, one of the courtyard spaces is currently being cleaned up by Kerr and his crew.
A pretty spectacular space.
Fred Bodin Submits
I received an email yesterday from Attorney David Richards of Fort Worth, Texas. He read my post about Gray’s Hardware on GMG, and the fact that ancestor Lynn Gray said: “My dad, James Gray, used to ride an old fashioned bicycle with the large front wheel around Gloucester as advertising for the store. If anyone has a picture of my dad on that bicycle, now THAT’s something I’d like to see ” In his email, David Richards expressed his desire to give this pin to Lynn Gray, free of charge. I contacted Lynn and she’s now the proud owner of a vintage 1896 Gray’s pinback.
Photos below from Nov 2010 GHS Football vs Lynn Classical game.
Photos are of Main Street, the block between Hancock and Center Street.
Once called Gray’s Corner, see article by Fred Bodin on GMG
For more THEN and NOW photos, just do a search “THEN and NOW”, which includes some fantastic photos by Marty Luster, also an author on GoodMorningGloucester.