
Historic Building of the Week: The Marblehead Municipal Light Plant
Now that Thanksgiving is over, I think it is time to start stringing up the lights (if you have not…
Now that Thanksgiving is over, I think it is time to start stringing up the lights (if you have not…
You know what I’m thankful for? The endless supply of strange and wonderful stories I come across in the Marblehead…
Last week, I wrote about the building at 43 Elm St. This week’s building is not too far away. In…
Schools are an integral part of any city or town, Marblehead included. Especially since the pandemic and growing desire for…
Samuel Tucker was born in 1747 at 70 Prospect St. So, who is he? Tucker, in regular Marblehead history fashion,…
Sometimes I like to start the stories of the historical buildings in Marblehead by finding something out of the ordinary…
If you have managed to see the collection of historical signs at the Historical Commission, you may have noticed one…
There has been one person from every town in Massachusetts who has lived at 277 Washington St. OK, OK, that…
We tend to think of building as a human action. Sometimes animals partake — consider a beehive or beaver dam…
This week’s historical building is pretty sweet. At the corner of Washington Street and Atlantic Avenue — more specifically at…