Send your winter photos to historicipswich@gmail.com
Sharon Scarlata
Town Wharf , “Stoney” Stone
View from Town Hill
Gordon’s mailbox
Town Hill, by Theodore Wendel
The Ipswich Mills dam, winter 2015
Market Street, winter 2015. Photo by Justin Bartlett
Sally’s Pond and South Church
Fox Creek in the winter. Photo by David Stone
Elizabeth Sotis
Elizabeth Sotis
Elizabeth Sotis
“Snow Scene” by Theodore Wendel
Arthur Wesley Dow
Painting, by Theodore Wendel
High Street, circa 1900, photo taken by George Dexter from Highland Cemetery
Ye Rogers Manse, High Street.
Market Street
Lord Square
Linebrook Rd. at the tracks
Market Street
Captain and shipbuilder
Waldingfield Rd.
Gordon clearing his roof (again) February 23
Snow being cleared on Market Street February 11. Photo by David Wallace
Snowman at Appleton Farms Grass Rides, February 1, 2015
Dunes
Market St., 1978
Elizabeth Sotis
Paul Damon
Town Hill view, snowstorm by George Dexter
Pond on ICC by Bill Congdon
Stoney Stone
Elizabeth Sotis
North Main Street
Matthew Perkins house
Appleton Farms
Peter Bubriski
Peter Bubriski
Peter Bubriski
Peter Bubriski
Peter Bubriski
Peter Bubriski
Peter Bubriski
Peter Bubriski
Categories: Photos
Thank you Gordon Harris for posting these…a bit easier to imagine the “good old days” many (many…) years ago when my Kimball ancestors lived in Ipswich. My favorite might be the horse drawn sleigh in the middle of Market Street. And the First National Grocery Store! We had one of those in Branford, CT in the 1950’s when I was a girl.
Glad you didn’t break your proverbial neck shoveling snow off your roof. That was surely the worst snowfall records in modern time. All the houses on my street here in Lexington, MA had ice dams, leaks, etc etc. Best wishes, Judy Parker Cole
On Fri, Dec 13, 2019 at 11:52 AM Historic Ipswich wrote:
> Gordon Harris posted: “Send your winter photos to > historicipswich@gmail.com ” >