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On the Massachusetts North Shore

Aug. 14; Oct. 10 & 16, 2021

Lexington Community Education

Ipswich First Period walking tours (2); First Period ZOOM presentation (1)

Aug. 17, Aug. 31 & Sep 12, 2021

First Period houses presentation by Ipswich Town Historian Gordon Harris

Ipswich First Period ZOOM presentation; First Period walking tour (Essex Heritage)

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3 Manning St. (after 1910)

3 Manning Street, Ipswich MA.

3 Manning Street. An empty lot is shown on the 1910 Ipswich map, owned by E. W. Russell.

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