Beverly
- Historically Known As: Bass River Side of Salem
- Vicinity: Central Massachusetts
- US County of Essex County, MA in Massachusetts
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| Augustus P Loring Estate |
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110 | Common Ln | Thissell St | |
| Beverly Center Business District |
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Roughly bounded by Chapman, Central, Brown, Dane, and Essex Sts |
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| Beverly Depot |
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Park St |
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| Beverly Grammar School |
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50 | Essex St |
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| Briscoe Building, Beverly |
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3 | Essex St | Church St |
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| Capt John Cabot House |
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117 | Cabot St |
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| Capt John Thorndike House |
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184 | Hale St |
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| Exercise Conant House |
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634 | Cabot St |
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| Fish Flake Hill Historic District |
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Front St | N and S sides, From Cabot to Bartlett Sts and Water St |
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| Hazadiah Smith House |
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337 | Cabot St |
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| Hose House No 2 |
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30 | Rantoul St |
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| Hospital Point Light Station |
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1 | Bayview Ave | S of Neptune St |
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| John Balch House |
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448 | Cabot St |
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| Loring Estates Prides Crossing |
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411, 579 - 573 | Hale St | ||
| Odd Fellows' Hall |
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188 - 194 | Cabot St |
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| Oliver Wendell Holmes House |
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868 | Hale St |
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| Parramatta |
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70 | Corning St | Sylvan Rd, Montserrat |
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| Peter Woodbury House |
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82 | Dodge St |
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| Pickering House, Beverly |
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91 | Lothrop St | Ocean St |
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| Prides Crossing Station |
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600 | Hale St | Paine Ave | |
| Reverend John Hale House |
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39 | Hale St |
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| Samuel Corning House |
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87 | Hull St |
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| United Shoe Machinery Corporation Clubhouse |
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134 | McKay St |
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| US Post Office-Beverly Main |
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161 | Rantoul St |
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| William Livermore House |
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271 | Essex St |
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| Y/M/D | Person | Association | Description | Composition | Food | Event |
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| Y/M/D | Person | Association | Description | Composition | Food | Event |
| 1909/07/00 | William Howard Taft | Home | Nellie Taft leases a summer home, the fourteen-room Stetson Hall of the late John B Stetson, located on Woodbury Point in Beverly. After 1910, the cottage will be cut it in half and floated across the harbor to Peaches Point in Marblehead. | |||
| 1909/09/14 | William Howard Taft | Dignitary | The mayor of Beverly, the Governor of Massachusetts and President William Taft watch the Grand Army of the Republic parade from the reviewing stand in Beverly, Massachusetts. |
| Particulars for Beverly: | |
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| Locale Type | Town |
| Vicinage | Type | AsNotedIn |
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| Prides Crossing | Neighborhood |
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