Is this a Channel Marker, or just left over from days of old?
Author: Manuel F. Simoes
Vintage Gloucester – Artists at Work
Gloucester Shack Series
1918 Water Front Pass for Gorton-Pew Fisheries
Below is an 1918 Water Front pass for Gorton-Pew Fisheries.
Manuel Barber (Azorean Barbaro) is the maternal great grandfather of Donald Lacerda a long time resident of Gloucester.
Barber was a Gloucester Fisherman, but after his wife died young, he worked for Gorton’s so he could care for his three children.
The Fighter below is of Don’s grandfather Joe Lacerda “Spats”, who was a long time barber in Gloucester.
Credit to Steve Mitchell who produced the passes and photo to share with GMG viewers.
D.E.S.Portuguese Club – Prepares for Trinity Sunday
Old and New way to Build a Forest
Breed Specific Legislation (BSL) Awareness Walk
For more information on BSL Awareness click on GMG Post by Alicia..
Below is Mary Lou and her loving dog.
For more photos click on slideshow below
Foot Bridge Repairs – Iron Workers completing new railings
Today was a – BEACH – TAN UP DAY – May 16th 2013
Gloucester Shack Series
First Stop – Good Harbor Beach
Foot Bridge Repairs – Finishing Touch
Ringo Beautifies Stacy Blvd
Waiting to Bloom
Foot Bridge Repair – Day Five
Amazing how much was accomplished in just Five days. There is still more work to be done, such as replace the iron railings in the center structure, and secure some more of the under carriage.
My thanks to the DPW work crew that put up with me for the past week, taking photos and just getting in their way.
Keeshond Dog – A very interesting looking Dog
Foot Bridge Repairs – Day Four
More work being performed on the under carriage, replacing many old boards, and repalce more than expected railings.
Inspecting scheduled, for later this week, and public access set for sometime next week.

































