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Baker, Captain Lorenzo Dow, 504
Balance Rock, 576
Balanced Rock, 546
Balch House (North Beverly), 421
Balch, John, 42I
Baldpate Hill, 4II
Baldpate Inn, 4II
Bald Top, 534
Baldwin, Captain Eden, 548
Baldwin House, Jonathan (Templeton), 548 Baldwin, Loammi, 391
Baldwin-Lyman House (Salem), 350
Baldwin Mansion (Woburn), 392
Baldwinsville, 547-48 Baldwinsville Cottages (Templeton), 548 Balfour Company (Attleboro), 613
Ball, Thomas, 122
Ballou, Adin, Statue of, 438
Ballou Reservoir, 599
Baltimore Chairs (Sterling), 541
Bancroft, George, 106; birthplace of, site, 400
Bancroft Tower, 40I
Barber, Samuel, 529
Bardwell-Stebbins-Abercrombie House (Deer- field), 226 Barker, Robert, 620
Barnard, Sir Francis, 563
Barnard House, Parson, John (Marblehead), 278
Barnard House, Rev. Thomas, 347 Barnard, Rev. John, 273, 278 Barnard Monument (New Bedford), 290
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Index
Barndoor Cave (Farley), 453 Barnegat Mooncussers, 277 Barney, Everett H., 366 Barnstable, 496-97 Barre, 601-02 Barre Falls, 602 Barre, Isaac, 601 Barre Plains, 607 Bartholdi, 86
Bartholomew's Cobbles (Sheffield), 580 Bartlett, William, 491 Bartol, Dr. Cyrus Augustus, 107 Barton, Clara, 6, 543
Barton, William E., 543 Bascom Lodge (Mt. Greylock), 585 Bash-Bish Falls (South Egremont), 583 Basket Making (Shutesbury), 549 Basques (Provincetown), 328
Bass River, 593 Bass Rocks, 236 Bata, Charles, 267 Bates, Abigail, 624 Bates, Caleb, 622 Bates, Katharine Lee, birthplace of, 380, 595 Bates, Rebecca, 624 Battleground of 1775, 215 Battle of Fall River, site, 231 Baury House, 300 Bayberry Candle Place (North Truro), 506 Bay Colony, 27I Baylies House (West Bridgewater), 589 Bay Path, the (Ashland), 436 Bay Psalm Book, 101, 113, 147 Beach Combing, 328 Beaches:
Blaney's (Swampscott), 424; , Coffin's (Cape Ann), 242; Craigville, 593; Dane Street (Beverly), 421; East Beach, 501; Englewood, 593; Horseneck, 501; Ipswich (Ipswich), 418; Little Good Harbor (Gloucester), 240; Long (Cape Ann), 240; Long (Lynn), 240; Lynn, 268; Nantasket Beach, 622; Nauset, 495; New Beach, 334; Marblehead Bathing Beach, 279; New Bedford Municipal Bathing Beach, 290; Popponessett, 594; Revere Beach (Revere), 342; Short Beach (Nahant), 424; Silver Beach, 595; Stone Wall Beach, 558; South Beach (West Tisbury), 558; Tuck's Point Beach (Beverly), 422; Whale's Beach (Swampscott), 424; Wingaersheek Beach (Cape Ann), 242 Beacon Hill, 89, 137, 150 (see Boston) Beacon Mills (New Bedford), 286 Beal House, 623 Beal Mill, ruins of, 568 Beaman Oak, 514 Beanblower Tower, 149 Beanpot, 490 (see Reading) Beantown, 490 (see Reading) Bear Hill (Stoneham), 489 Bear Pond (Nahant), 424 Bear Rock Falls (Mt. Washington), 584 Bear Tree, site of the (Palmer), 608 Bear's Den (Sheffield Plain), 580 Bear's Den and Falls, 548 Bearskin Neck, 24I Beauchamp, Jack, 329 Becket, 598
Becket Center, 599
Becket Falls, 598 Becket House (Salem), 351 Becket Mountain, 534 Beckner, George T., 513
Bedford, 434
Bedford Flag, the, 434
Bedford Springs, 434
Beecher, Henry Ward, 154, 437
Beeches, The (Northampton), 305
Beehive, 307
Belcher, Benjamin (Chicopee), 209
Belcher House (Cambridge), 192
Belcher House (Holbrook), 588
Belcher, Jonathan, 550
Belcher Square, 579
Belcher's Cave (Great Barrington), 579
Belchertown, 550
Belchertown State School, 550
Belfrey at Lexington, 259
Believers in Christ's Second Appearing (see Shakers) Belknap, Jeremy, 106
Bell, Alexander Graham, 148, 380, 511
Bellamy, Black Sam, 504
Bellamy, Edward, 209; birthplace of, 210; Looking Backward, 107
Bell House, George, 487 Bellingham, 610
Bellingham, Richard, 206
Bellingham-Cary House, 207 Bellows Pipe, 459, 534
Bellows' Pipe Trail, 585 Belmont, 444-45
Belvernon (Wellfleet), 504 Bement School (Deerfield), 422
Beneker, Gerrit A., 329
Benjamin, Asher, 84, 150
Benson, Frank W., 17
Berkley, 616
Berkshire Athenæum, 313
Berkshire Hills, 11, 12
Berkshire Playhouse (Stockbridge), 578
Berkshire String Ensemble, 576
Berlin, 515
Bernard, Sir Francis, 82
Bernardston, 563
Berry Pond, 319, 574 Bertram Hall (Cambridge), 193
Beverly, 421-22
Beverly Farms, 422 Bible translated into Algonquin, 25
Bicknell, Albion H., portrait by, 272 Bicycle Trail, 485
Bierstadt, Albert, 210
Bigelow, Erastus, 542 Biggers, Earl Derr, 4II Biglow Papers, The, 201 Bill of Rights, 44
Billerica, 466 Billings, Josh, 575, 576 Bird Sanctuaries:
Bancroft, 623; Brown Bird (Ipswich), 416; Moncrieff Cochrane (Andover), 492; Longless Aviary, 592; Mt. Hope (Wey- mouth), 385; Stone Bird, 519; (W. New- bury), 516
Bird-Sawyer House, 169 Bishop, Heber, 281
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Bishop's Palace (Cambridge), 200 Black Brook, 558
Black Brook Plantation (Hamilton), 419
Black Horse Tavern, site of (Arlington), 133 Black Tavern (Dudley), 544
Blackburn, Joseph, 118
Blacksmith's Shop (W. Springfield), 573 Blackstone Canal, 394, 603
Blackstone Cotton Manufacturing Company (Blackstone), 606
Blackstone, William, 89, 138, 606, 612-13
Blake House, 169
Blanchard House (Avon), 589
Blanchard Lathe, 365
Blandford, 484
Blashfield, Edwin H., 205
Blaxton, William (see Blackstone)
Blessing of the Bay, 139, 280
Bliss House, 302
Blithedale Romance, The, 48, 97, 296, 352 Blodgett, Joseph, 476 Bloody Brook, 564
Bloody Brook Massacre, 224
Blue Anchor Tavern (Newburyport), 415
Bluefield Grant (Ashburnham), 541
Blue Hill Observatory (Milton), 614
Blynan's Bridge, 239
Boanerges, 272 (see Parsonage House)
Boardman House (Salem), 350
Boardman House (Saugus), 80
Bodwell House (Lawrence), 253
Bolton, 513 Bonny Rigg Four Corners, 481, 599
Boot and Shoe Workers Union (Haverhill), 245
Booth, Edwin (Cambridge), 202; home of, 150 Borden, Richard, 231 Borden, Thomas, 231
Boston, 135-75 (see History, and other essays); Art Club, 122, 124 (see Art); attitude to- ward drama, 112; evacuation of, 43; music center, 113; settlement of, 32; shipping in, 143 (see Industry); siege of, 42
Boston Academy of Music, 115
Boston Aquarium, 168
Boston Athenæum, 53
Boston College, 298
Boston Draft Riots, 142
Boston Eight-Hour League, 70
Boston English High School, 173
Boston Gazette, 103
Boston Gazette and Country Journal, 376
Boston Latin School, 166; Tablet, 155
Boston Manufacturing Company (Waltham), 371, 372-73 Boston Marathon, 436-37
Boston Massacre, 140, 156
Boston News Letter, 114
Boston Peninsula, 89
Boston Police, 7; police strike, 144
Boston Port Bill, 274
Boston Public Library, 53, 86
Boston Rocker, 450
Boston School for the Deaf (Braintree), 587-88 Boston Social Club, 73
Boston Society of Natural History, 17 Boston Stone, 158
Boston Symphony Orchestra, 115, 116, 577 Boston Tea Party, 140, 187; Tablet, 161
Boston Transcript, 3 Boston University, 148
Bostonian Society, 53, 157 Botanic Garden (Cambridge), 203
Botanic Garden (Lexington), 259
Botanical Garden (Lynn), 269
Bottomley's Pond (Paxton), 603 Bound Rock, 623
Bourne, 590-91 Bourne Bridge, 590
Bourne, Jonathan, 287
Bourne Office Building (New Bedford), 287
Bourne, Richard, 593
Boutwell House, Governor (Groton), 462 Bowditch, Nathaniel (Salem), 347, 421 (see Athenæum)
Bowdoin, James, 57
Bowers, Henry, 618
Bowers House, Jarathmeal (Somerset), 618
Bowles, Samuel, 360
Boxborough, 512
Boxford, 412 Boylston, 515
Boylston House, Zabdiel, site of, 183
Boylston Street Subway, 163
Boys' Club of Boston, 174
Bradford, Dorothy, 332
Bradford Durfee Textile School (Fall River), 231-32 Bradford House (Kingston), 621
Bradford Junior College (Haverhill), 247
Bradford Street, 334
Bradford, Governor William, 23, 102, 320, 323, 498 Bradford, William, 613
Bradford, William, birthplace of (Fairhaven), 500
Bradstreet, Anne, 102, 417, 493
Bradstreet House (N. Andover), 493
Bradstreet, Simon, 56, 514
Brahmins, 136
Braintree, 587
Brampton Sketches, 436
Brandeis, Louis D., 591
Brandy Brown Place, 559
Brattle House (Pittsfield), 316
Brattle Mansion (Cambridge), 191-92
Brattle Street (sc) Cambridge)
Brattle, William, 187
Bravas, 330 (sce Provincetown)
Breeches Bible, 234
Breed, Ebenezer, 267
Breed, John, 424
Breed's Hill, 42
Brewster, 495 Brewster, Elder, 625
Brewster Gardens (Plymouth), 325
Brick Kiln, 45I
Brick Kiln Shipyard, site of, 620
Brick Tavern (Stow), 514
Bride Cake Plain (Lancaster), 514
Bridges, Edmund, 266
Bridgewater, 589
Bridgewater Teachers' College (Bridgewater). 590 Briggs House (Hanover), 620 Briggsville, 596 Brigham, Francis, 472 Brimfield, 476
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Brimstone Corner, 154 Brinley Mansion, Nathaniel (Tyngsborough), 467 Brinley Mansion, Robert (Tyngsborough), 467 Brisbane, Albert, 5, 71 British Headquarters (Lanesborough), 575 Brocklebank House (Georgetown), 4II Brockton, 176-78
Brockton Fair (Brockton), 178
Bronze Statuary, Manufacture of, 209
Brook Farm, 5, 47, 48, 95, 17I
Brook Farm Institute of Agriculture and Education, 105
Brookfield, 523 Brookfield Inn, 523
Brookline, 179-83
Brookline Municipal Golf Course, 183
Brooks House, Charles (Medford), 281-83
Brooks, Phillips, 175; grave of, 202
Brooks, Richard E., 370
Brown, Alice, 108
Brown Bell, The John, 472
Brown, Eleazer (Hubbardston), 450
Brown, Henry Kirke, 122
Brown House (Hamilton), 419
Brown House, Israel (Weston), 470 Brown House (Reuben), 215
Brown, John, 360-61
Brown, Moses (Newburyport), 491 Brown, Nathaniel, 420
Brown, Robbins, 608
Brown, Silas, site of his mill, 433 Brown, Tarzan, 437
Brown University, 469 Browne, George Elmer, 329
Browne House, Abraham (Watertown), 378 Brown's Boulder (Lanesborough), 575
Bryant House (Brockton), 178
Bryant Homestead (Cummington), 530
Bryant House (Templeton), 548
Bryant, William Cullen, 104, 105, 177, 389, 530, 568, 579, 581
Bryant House, Wm. Cullen (Great Barring- ton), 579
Bryant's Hall, 112
Buckland, 455-56
Buckman Tavern (Lexington), 257
Bulfinch, Charles, 112, 153, 370, 514, 576 (see Architecture)
Bulfinch Hall (Andover), 83, 491
Bulkeley, Rev. Peter, 2II
Bull, Ephraim, 213, 214, 216-17 Bull Run Tavern (Ayer), 448 Bullet-Hole House, 214
Bumboats, 560
Bunker Hill, 42; Battle of, 140, 510; Monu- ment, 84, 174, 337 Buoy Yard, 595 Burbank, General Leonard, 233
Burbank, Luther, 448, 515 Burgess, Thornton, 566 Burgoyne, General, 478, 524
Burgoyne Trail Association, 485
Burgoyne's Cave (Searsville), 529 Burial Grounds, Indian :
Indian Cemetery, 604; Marblehead, 18; Mashpee, 594; Natick, 519; Old Indian Burying Ground, 502; Pond (Lakeville), 539; Trout Cave, 594; Yarmouth, 593
Burial Grounds, White:
Abel's Hill, 558; Ancient Burial Ground (Arlington), 131; Bay Path, 474; Blue Hill, 587; Burlington, 465; Church Hill (Framingham), 520; Duxbury, 626; Edgar- town, 557; Forest Hills (W. Roxbury), 171 ; Friend's, 620; Hidden Graveyard (Worces- ter), 396; Holbrook, 588; King's Chapel, 155; Lexington, 257; Mt. Auburn (Cam- bridge), 202; Mt. Hope (Weymouth), 385; Old Cemetery (Quincy), 340; Old Center (Tewksbury), 466; Old East Street (East- hampton), 572; Old Granary, 154; Old Hill, 294; Old North Burial Yard (Ip- swich), 417; Old Town Burying Ground (Cambridge), 194; Phippo Street (Charles- town), 174; Pine Grove (Topsfield), 411; Plymouth, 324; Precinct (Achushnet), 614; Quabbin Park, 526; Salisbury, 407; Springfield, 363; Squawbetty (Raynham), 539; Sturbridge, 474; Union (Amesbury), 508; Upton, 609; Watertown, 377; Web- ster, 544; Winslow (Marshfield), 625; Woburn, 391; Woodlawn (Everett), 229 Burial Hill, Old (Marblehead), 277-78
Burke, Father James M., 604
Burley House (Ipswich), 417
Burlington, 465-66
Burncoat Park (Worcester), 402
Burnett, Joseph, 52I
Burnham, Clara Louise, 432
Burnham Harte House (Ipswich), 416-17
Burns, Robert, statue of, 340
Burrit, Elihu, Monument, 486
Burt, Aaron, 566 Burt, Naomi, 309
Bushnell, Horace, 47
Bussey Institute of Horticulture and Agricul- ture, 172 (see Arnold Arboretum)
Butler, William, 302
Butterick, Ebenezer, 542
Butters, James, 390
Buttonballs House (Sherborn), 437
Button woods (Haverhill), 246
Buzzards Bay (Bourne), 590
Byam, Ezekiel, 5II
Bynner, Edwin L., 436
Cabot Company, Samuel (Chelsea), 208
Caldwell Distilleries, 295
Caldwell House (Ipswich), 417
Calliope, Steam, 393-94 (see Worcester)
Calvinism, 4, 91, 93, 344 (see Literature; His- tory) Cambridge, 183-205
Cambridge Grant (Ashburnham), 540
Cambridge Platform, 185
Campbell's Falls, 486
Camp Curtis Guild, 490
Camp Devens, 448
Camp Unity, 61I
Canals (Lowell), 261
Candle House (Falmouth), 595
Canoe Meadows (Pittsfield), 318 Canton, 614-15
Cantonment Grounds, Old (Pittsfield), 313
Cape Ann, settlement of, 31, 236 (see Glouces- ter and Rockport) Cape Cinema (Dennis), 496
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Cape Cod, 9, 25, 26, 205, 328, 495, 498, 591 Cape Cod Canal, model of (Cambridge), 205 Cape Codders, 81 Cape Playhouse (Dennis), 496 Cape Pogue, 556
Capen House (Milton), 587
Capen House, Parson (Topsfield), 41I
Capes to the Berkshires Bridle Trail, 546-47 Captain's Hill, 626
Cargoes (Salem), 345 (see Shipping)
Carlisle, 434-35
Carlisle River, 435
Carnegie, Andrew, Home, 483
Carpenters District Council of Lawrence and Vicinity, Lawrence, 253
Carriage Shed Annex (Belchertown), 550
Carroll Paper Mill, 486
Carr's Ferry Approach, 295
Carter Plant, William (Needham), 518
Carver, Eleazer, 589, 629
Carver, John, Governor (Carver), 535
Cary Memorial Building (Lexington), 259 Cary, Samuel, 207
Caryl House (Dover), 441
Cascade (North Adams), 459
Castle of Carcassonne, 279
Castle Island, 168
Castle Rock, Granite Bluffs (Marblehead). 279
Castle, the (Nahant), 424
Castle, the (Walpole), 428
Cat Hole Cave, 486
Cathay (Salem), 345 (see Shipping)
Catholicism, 49
Catholics, 3
Cattle Show, 312, 542
Cedar Tree (Medford), 281
Cemeteries, see Burial Grounds
Cent Shop (Salem), 347 (see Ward House, John)
Center Pond Brook, 599 Centerville, 593
Central Labor Union, 253, 361
Central Shaft of Hoosac Tunnel (Florida), 458
Central Village (Westport), 501
Ceramics at M. I. T. (Cambridge), 205
Cézanne, painting by, 397
Chaffee, Oliver, 123
Chain Bridge (Haverhill), 245
Chain Bridge (Newburyport), 295
Challis Hill Farmhouse (Amesbury), 509 Chalybeate Spring, 547
Chamberlain, John, 461-62
Champion International Paper Co., 253 Champlain, Samuel de, 502 Champlain Channel, 9
Chandler House, Seth (Shirley), 448
Channel Islands, 273
Channing, William Ellery, 47, 93, 94, 141, 163, 202
Channing, William H., 68, 71
Chapel Falls (Ashfield), 569
Chapin Hall, 386, 387 (see Williams College)
Chapin House (Brookfield), 523
Chapin Paper Mills, 479
Charity, State Board of, 64
Charlemont, 456 Charles I, 56
Charles River Bridge (Natick), 519 Charlestown, 173-74, 270, 271
Charlton, 474
Charlton, Sir Francis, 474
Chase, Levi B., 474 Chatham, 591-92 Chatham Shore Drive, 591 Chauncy, Charles, 52I
Chavannes, Purvis de, murals in Boston Public Library, 12I
Cheapside (Greenfield), 454
'Chebacco Boats' (Essex), 418
Cheese Rock (Stoneham). 489
Chceshahteamuck, Caleb, 25
Cheever House (Plainville), 429
Cheever House (Wrentham), 429
Chelmsford, 510 Chelmsford Catechism, 51I
Chelsea, 205-08
Chelsea Clock Co., 208
Chelsea Creek, Battle of, 342
Cherry Hill Nurseries, 516
Cheshire, 597
Cheshire Cheese, 534
Cheshire Harbor Village, 597
Chester, 480
Chester Center, 487
Chesterfield, 532 Chesterfield Gorge (West Chesterfield), 532
Chestnut Hill Village, 298 Chestnut Street Architecture (Salem), 344, 347 Chicopee, 208-10
Chicopee Manufacturing Company, 209
Chicopee River, 209
Chickataubot, Sachem, 587 Chickering House (Norwood), 427
Child Labor Amendment, 78
Child Labor Law, 145
Child, Lydia Maria, 376, 470
Child, Thomas, 158 Children's Island, 279
Chiltonville, Carver, 535
Chimney Rocks, Mt. Toby (Sunderland), 570
Chimney Stone (Oxford), 544
China Trade, 44 (see Salem; Industry)
Chinatown, 162 (see Boston)
Chinese Collection, 363
Choate, Mabel, 578
Choate Bridge History (Ipswich), 418
Choate House (Topsfield), 41I
Christ Church (Cambridge), 82
Christian Indians, 20, 25 Christian Science, 54, 103, 164, 508
Christmas, 320
Church of England, 29-30, 33, 36 Churches, by denominations:
Baptist: Baldwinsville, 547; Boston, 86, 149, 154; Lawrence, 251; Swansea, 502. Christian Science: Boston, 163; Haverhill, 247. Congregational: Berkley, 617; Boston, 154; Boxford, 412; Brookline, 181; Chatham, 591-92; Chester, 487; Dracut, 510; Essex, 418; Falmouth, 594; Hadley, 526; Hamilton, 419; Holyoke, 249; Ip- swich, 417; Kingston, 620-21; Lee, 482; Lenox, 576; Merrimac, 509; Middleton, 432; Millis, 442; Montgomery, 552; Northborough, _473; Phillipston, 451; Plymouth, 272; Rochester, 499; Rockport, 241; Sandwich, 498; Springfield, 362; Stockbridge, 578; Sutton, 604; West Barn-
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stable, 497; West Springfield, 478. Episcopal: Ashmont, 86; Boston, 85, 145, 161; Brookline, 181; Cambridge, 194; Cohasset, 86, 623; Dedham, 221; Dor- chester, 170; East Boston, 175; Greenfield, 454; Lowell, 264; Marblehead, 275; Middleborough, 538; Newburyport, 294; Otis, 485; Pittsfield, 313; Provincetown, 335; Southborough, 521; Springfield, 363, 365, 366; Stockbridge, 577; Washington, 599. Greek Orthodox: Lowell, 264. Indian: Barnstable, 594. Methodist: Acushnet, 614; Oak Bluffs, 556; Springfield, 366. Roman Catholic: Boston, 169; Fall River, 232; Gloucester, 237; Lawrence, 253; Lowell, 264; Walpole, 428. Unitarian: Arlington, 133; Boston, 155; Bridgewater, 589; Cambridge, 194-95; Chelmsford, 510-II; Concord, 215; Dedham, 221; Dorchester, 170; East Bridgewater, 629; Hingham, 622; Medfield, 441; Newbury- port, 293; Newton, 300; Norwell, 619; Quincy, 340; Roxbury, 172; Springfield, 363; West Newton, 86; Weston, 470. Universalist: Gloucester, 237; Oxford, 543; Provincetown, 333
By Town:
Arlington, 134; Ashby, 460; Becket, 599; Beverly, 421; Blackstone, 606; Boston, 80, 84, 85, 148, 150, 152, 159; Brookline, 86; Cambridge, 82; Dover, 440; Hingham, 83, 622; Ipswich, 418; Lancaster, 83; Marblehead, 277; Newburyport, 293, 294; North Andover, 493; North Easton, 616; Norwood, 426; Reading, 490; Rumney Marsh, 342, Salem, 293; Somerville, 354; Southampton, 572; Wenham, 420 (see under individual names of churches)
Churn, the (Marblehead), 279 Circle Trail, 269
City Hall: Chelsea, 207; Chicopee, 210; Hol- yoke, 248
City Point, 167-68 Civil War, 49
Civil War Monument (Somerville), 354
Civil War Training Ground, site of (Lynn- field), 412
Claflin, Governor, 297
Claflin, Lee, 437 Claflin, Mary, 297 Claflin, Mary B., 436
Claflin-Richards House (Wenham), 420
Claghorn, George, 285
Claghorne House (Martha's Vineyard), 559 Clam Pie, 330 Clap House, 169
Clapp, James Sylvester, 383
Clapp Marine Biological Laboratory, 595 Clapp Shoe Company, 383 Clapp, William, 112, 113 Clark Hall (see Clark University)
Clark, Jonas Gilman, 399, 450 Clark, Jonathan, 602 Clark University, 399-400 Clarke House (Rowley), 416 Clarke, Rev. Jonas, 255, 257 Clarke School for the Deaf, 304
Clarksburg Reservoir, 596 Clark's Point (New Bedford), 290
Classical High School (Springfield), 365 Cleveland, Grover, 504, 591
Clinton, 515
Clipper Ship Monument, 168
Clues to its Character, 3-8 (see General Back- ground; Essays)
Coach House (Barnstable), 497
Coast Guard Air Station (Salem), 351 Coast Guard Stations:
Cahoon's Hollow, 504; Cape Ann, 241;
Cuttyhunk, 555; Gloucester, 239; Mon-
omoy Point, 592; Nahant, 424; Nauset, 503; Race Point, 334; Wood End, 334
Cobb Boulder, General, 369-70
Cobb House (Brewster), 495
Cobble Mountain Dam, 553
Cobble Mountain Reservoir, 553
Cobbler's Shop, Old, 347 (Salem; see Ward House, John)
Cobblestone Monument (Spencer), 522
Cobb's Tavern, 615
Cock Horse Tearoom (Cambridge), 192
Cod and Mackerel Port (Wellfleet), 504 Coercive Acts, 41 (see History)
Coffin House, Jethro (Nantucket), 561
Coffin House (Newbury), 415 Coffin, Joshua, 415
Coggeshall Memorial Building (Fairhaven),
. 500
Cohasset, 623
Colbaith, Jeremiah Jones, 519
Colburn, Samuel, 22I
Colby, Anthony (see Macy-Colby House), 71
Cold Hill (Granby), 55I
Cold River (Charlemont), 457
Cold Spring, 600
Coldbrook Springs, site of the village, 602
Cole House (Cheshire), 597
Cole's Hill, 324
Cole-Woodbury House (Sutton), 604
Coleman Map Building, 382 (sce Babson Institute)
College Hall, 304 (see Smith College)
College Highway, 57I
Collens, Charles, 299
Collins, Amos III, 484
Collins, Dr. Daniel, 528
Colonial Club, Fairhaven, 500
Colonial Inn, 215
Colony of Artists and Writers (Truro), 505
Colony Club (Springfield), 362-63
Colossus of Volts (Cambridge), 205
Colrain, 455 Colrain, Lord (Colrain), 455
Colton, Jabez, 566
Columbian Charitable Society of Shipwrights and Calkers, 67
Comes, James M. (Gardner), 450
Committee for Industrial Organization (Law- rence), 253
Common House, first site of (Plymouth), 324
Common Law, Basis of Massachusetts Juris- prudence, 61
Common (Worcester), 396
Commonwealth Period, 61
Commonwealth Pier, 167 Commonwealth Shoe and Leather Company (Whitman), 628 Communal Life, 21
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Community House and Handicraft Shop, 483 Compton, Karl Taylor, 53 (see History) Conant House (North Beverly), 420-21
Conant House (Townsend Harbor), 461
Conant House, Asa (Warwick), 463
Conant, James Bryant, 53 (see History) Conant, Roger, 31, 344, 350, 420, 421, 623; statue of (Salem), 350
Concert, first advertised, 114
Concord, 25, 210-17
Concord Praying Town, 25
Concord Reformatory, 446
Concord River, 21I
Concord Summer School of Music, 215
Concord Village, 446
Coney, John, 119
Confidence, the, 470
Congregationalism, separated from State, 47 Conkey, Ithamar, site of birthplace, 549
Connecticut Path, Old, 521
Connecticut Prison Farm, 565
Connecticut River, 209, 306
Connecticut Valley, Pocumtuc domination of, II, 20
Connick, Charles F., 18I
Connolly, James B., 236
Connoyer, Paul, 365
Conservatory of Music, New England, 164 (see Music)
Con-Sociate Family, 512
Conspiracy Island, 617
Constitution, State, 43; Federal, 44, 57, 59
Constitution, U.S. Frigate, 160, 174, 285, 619, 627; Cannon from (Belmont), 444
Constitution Hill (Lanesborough), 575
Constitution Wharf, 160
Constitutional Amendment of 1820, 59
Constitutional Conventions, 43, 47, 57, 63
Continental Congress, Resolve of 1778, 4I, III Continental Currency, 294
Converse, Edward, 465
Converse, Elisha Slade, 273
Converse, Major James, 54I
Conway, 570
Conwell, Rev. Russell H., birthplace of, 532 Cook, Captain Samuel (Salem), 349 Cook, George Cram, 329 Cook-Oliver House (Salem), 349-50 Cook, Tom, 52I
Cooke Family, 324
Cooke House, Thomas (Edgartown), 557
Cook's Canyon (Barre), 602
Cook's Ledge, 486
Coolidge, Calvin, 73, 144, 302, 305 Coolidge, Elizabeth Sprague, 316, 576 Coon, Carlton Stevens, 469 Cooper-Frost-Austin House (Cambridge), 203 Cooper Shop (Townsend Harbor), 461
Cooper Tavern, site of (Arlington), 133
Co-operative Market, 339
Copley, John Singleton (see Boston), 118 Copley Society, 122 Copley Square, 145 Corey Hill Outlook, 18I Corn, planted over graves of Pilgrims, 324 Cornell, Ezra, 579 Cornell University, 579
'Corning a Man,' defined, 556 Corwin, Judge, 347
Cortereal, Miguel, 19, 617
Cotton, John, 34, 62, 91, 101, 179 Cotton Manufacturing (Lowell), 261-62
Cotton Mills, Naumkeag Steam (Salem), 346 (see Industry)
County Convention, First 1774, 2II
Cotuit, 593
Cotuit River, origin of, 594
Coulter, Charles, Socialist Mayor, 178
Council, decline in importance of, 59-60
Council for New England, 32 (see History)
Council Oak (Dighton), 617
Country Club (Amesbury), 507
Country Club (Ashfield), 569
Country Manor (Bolton), 513
Country's Wonder, the, 416
County Jail (Salisbury), 410
County System, 60
Courts, Early, 61-62
Chancery, 61; of Common Pleas, 61; District, 61; Inferior, 61; Municipal, 61; Superior, 61; Supreme, 61
Covered Bridges, 454-56, 477, 482, 530, 548, 569, 580
Ashfield, 569; Charlemont, 456; Cum- mington, 530; Greenfield, 454; Lyons- ville, 455; North Wilbraham, 477; Orange, 548; Sheffield, 580; South Lee, 482 Covered Wagon House (Hamilton), 419
'Cracker Town' (Westminster), 450
Craddock Bridge, 284
Craddock House, 284 (see Tufts House, Peter) Craddock, Matthew, 56
Cradle of American Liberty, Taunton's claim to, 369 Crafts (see Art)
Craigie-Longfellow House (Cambridge), 192- 93
Cram and Ferguson, 134, 490, 590
Cram, Goodhue, and Ferguson, 18I
Cram, Ralph Adams, 86, 170; estate of, 470
Cram, Robert N., 301
Cranberry Culture, Experimental Station, 498; in Dennis, 496; bogs (Mashpee), 26 Crane, George F., 599
Crane, Nathalia, 616
Crane Paper Mills (Dalton), 531
Crane Pond (Richmond), fish breeding in, 581 Crane, Zenas, 313
Craske, Leonard, 239, 508
Creamer, Frank, 533
Crewelwork, Collection of, 578
Crocker-Burbank Mills, 234
Crompton Loom Works, 395
Crompton, William, 395
Crossman, John, 369
Crothers, Samuel McChord, 194-95
Crowe House (Plymouth), 621
Crowe House, William (Plymouth), 326 Crucial Battle of Shays's Rebellion, site of, 365 Cuddahy, Rev. Patrick, 438
Cudworth Cottage (Scituate), 624 Cuffee, Captain Paul, Memorial to, 50I Cuisine at Provincetown, 330 Cummings, Captain Jacob, 525 Cummington, 530
Currier, John, Jr., 292
Currier and Ives Prints, 492 Curtis, Benjamin Robbins, 376
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Index
Curtis, Edwin U., 73 Curtis, George William, 68 Curtis House (Orange), 548 Curtis, Lieutenant, 470 Cushing Academy (Ashburnham), 541 Cushing, Caleb, 293 Cushing Flour and Grain Company, 235 Cushing House, Elijah (Hanson), 628 Cushing House (Hingham), 622
Cushing House (Hull), 623 Cushing House (Lunenburg), 449 Cushing House (Newburyport), 293 Cushing, Lucy, 628 Cushing, Luther, 449 (see Lunenburg) Cushing, Thomas Parkman, 54I
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