So glad Gloucester did not reschedule Halloween on Thursday. It was beautiful on Main Street and Lexington Avenue. Lots of trick or treaters.
Tag: Lexington Avenue
Kristy’s Hair Salon back in Magnolia
Kristy’s Hair Salon had burnt down along with Magnolia Pizza many years ago in that devastating fire on Fuller Street. Now Kristy’s hair salon is back. The salon is located at 15 Lexington Avenue, Magnolia, Gloucester, MA.
She is very happy to be back.
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New breakfat lunch place
Hopefully a new place on Lexington Avenue
Donna Ardizzoni / Circle Consulting Group 978-526-9222
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Lexington Avenue, Oceanside road closed
Tree down on Lexington Avenue on the Oceanside, Power, Internet and phones were all down. Things are getting back to normal. Be very careful driving out there today.
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Magnolia Historical Society Street Fair
Keep your eyes open for the 4th annual Magnolia Street Fair sponsored by the Magnolia Historical Society. July 19th, starting at 9am on Lexington Avenue – businesses along Lexington will show their wares, huge craft fair lines the street, and more. Don’t miss this one!
http://www.magnoliahistoricalsociety.com/
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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.
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