Captured shortly after 5pm this evening.
Magnolia – Sunset!
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More Magnolia Photos
Seems like a lot of my old Magnolia buddies are missing their “home”.
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One hour ago…Magnolia
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December 28, 2009 Pic From Donna Ardizzoni
Magnolia Represents!
December 28, 2009 Pic From Donna Ardizzoni, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
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December 28, 2009 Pic From Donna Ardizzoni
Our buddy Donna got a new camera. Look like we’re gonna be treated to some great Gloucester and Magnolia photography! Woot!
December 28, 2009 Pic From Donna Ardizzoni, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
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Donna Ardizzoni Captures Shore Road During The Dec 20 Snow Storm
Donna Ardizzoni Captures Shore Road During The Dec 20 Snow Storm, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
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Thom Falzorano’s Magnolia Surfing Slide Show
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Shore Road at 6:45- Pic From Donna Ardizzone
It’s a new morning and a new council. Thanks Donna for the picture.
Shore Road at 6:45- Pic From Donna Ardizzone, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
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Where Zat? Winner!
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Pam is this week’s winner by identifying the location as Westie’s Pond in Magnolia. We all skated and fished on this pond on Lake Rd.
Anyone have any great memories about Westie’s?
Congrats, Pam! Come to the Block Party Saturday night and get your t-shirt!
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Eerie night shot on Shore Rd. Magnolia
I took this quite a while ago. I think it was with film. There’s a boat light off in the distance. –Sharon
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Magnolia:A Brief History-Presentation Thurs.
Lisa Peek Ramos will be doing a power point presentation of her book Magnolia:A Brief History and Magnolia’s history in general. If you presently live in Magnolia or have in the past, this book is a must-have.
She and her grandmother, Fran Hines (who was maid of honor at my parents’ wedding 61 years ago), collaborated on this project. Magnolia’s history is fascinating! Check it out Thursday night at the Sawyer Free Library!
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Union Congregational Church
This week’s Where’s Zat? photo was identified by Janet Dunsky, who lives in Magnolia and attended this church for years. The sign says “Established 1887”.
I found this old photo on the Internet, dated 1920’s or 1930’s.
Jan wins a $20 gift certificate from Gloucester Music. Congratulations! And thanks to Susan Emerson for the prize donation.
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Where Zat? Winner!
Janet was the first one to identify the Union Congregational Church in Magnolia. And then Dean got it. Good eye! I’ll post the full photo later today! Congrats Jan!
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From Magnolia Beach From Donna Ardizzone- It Doesn’t Suck
Thanks Donna for submitting this pic. I’m bringing back the “It Doesn’t Suck” series in your honor!
From Magnolia Beach From Donna Ardizzone- It Doesn’t Suck, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
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Magnolia Pier From Donna Ardizzone
Donna sent me three beautiful pictures, here’s the first one.
Magnolia Pier From Donna Ardizzone, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
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Old Time Magnolia
Lisa (Peek) Ramos, in her recently published book, Magnolia, A Brief History, writes about the history of this incredible structure. I remember the night that it burned down in 1958. My dad was a fireman. My grandmother, a fireman’s wife, was a “Sparky”, a spectator at every fire.
We lived on Magnolia Ave. The fire was huge. All that was left was the chimney and one cottage. If you get a chance, get the book. Magnolia’s past is fascinating. —Sharon
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Old Time Magnolia
My Dad had all these old postcards from Magnolia. A friend scanned them, and I have the slides. I would guess this was during the late 1800’s. The original postcards are on display at the Magnolia Library Center.
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For Shawn Cromwell-
When we were kids, we walked every day to the beach. The end toward the landing was the city-owned public beach. You had to walk through a ton of seaweed to get to clear water. Still the same now. When I put my kayak in now, the memories of “Stinky Beach” come right back! —Sharon
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Under the Pier
I took this with a disposable camera a few years ago. I can’t swim so I stay pretty close to the shore. Anthony Scola threw me a lobster one time I was out there. Had to stare a his beady little eyes all the way back to the beach. Uh, the lobster’s, not Anthony’s! —Sharon
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Beautiful Industry- Lobster Gear
On the rocks by the pier in Magnolia
