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Dolphin Yacht Club keeps sailing on

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The saying, “when the going gets tough, the tough get going,” is one with which many readers will be familiar….

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How a community grew off Atlantic Avenue

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When you read the words “historic building” and “Marblehead,” you likely think of the quaint, often colorful colonial-era homes that…

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Remembering a Revolutionary hero on Mugford Street

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There is a debate as to whether Marblehead truly is, as its people claim, the birthplace of the American Navy….

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Anne Lucas takes center stage

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“Run for the storm cellars!” This was Anne Lucas’ first line on stage, when she played a little girl in…

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Tales from the Rip Tide

Emma Fringuelli

Murph, a bartender at the Rip Tide Lounge, has too many stories to tell. His lips curled into a knowing…

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Historic Building of the Week: Dipping love from a well at Fountain Inn Lane

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In the early 1740s, there was a well at the intersection of Orne Street and Fountain Inn Lane, just off…

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Historic Building of the Week: Lee Mansion offers a tale of two banks

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History is not always a clear cut set of facts –  even when it seems like it should be. A…

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Historic Building of the Week: Never judge a house by its clapboard

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The first thing I think of when I think of Marblehead is not a witch. Especially not when Salem is…

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Historic Building of the Week: A house divided still stands on Washington Street

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The interesting thing about buildings, and perhaps the most obvious thing about them, is that they can be used for…

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Marblehead Racial Justice Team talks Lynn history

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The Marblehead Racial Justice Team (MRJT), in conjunction with the Marblehead Museum, will be hosting a discussion on racial justice…

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