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Cushman, Charlotte, grave of, 202, 355 Custom House (Salem), 351 (see Hawthorne) Customs Commissioners, 40 (see History) Custom House, U.S., 160-61 Customs House (New Bedford), 289 Cutler, Carl Gordon, 123
Cutlery Factory, First in America (Greenfield), 454 Cutler, Manasseh, 419, 426 Cuttyhunk, 29, 554
Daddy Frye's Hill (Methuen), 493-94 Dagyr, John Adam, 267 Dallin, Cyrus E., 122, 135, 165 Dalton, 53I
Dalton Club, 293 Damon, Ebenezer, 432
Damon, Isaac, 225, 362, 525 Dams, Holyoke, 248-49 Dana, 601 Dana, Charles A., 93
Dana Hall (Wellesley), 380
Dana-Palmer House, 198 (see Harvard College) Dancing, the church and, 177 Dancing Bacchante, statuette of, 165 Daniels, Newell, 69 Danvers, 430-31 Darling, Daniel, 606 Dartmouth, 500 Dartmouth, the, 285 Dartmouth Mills (New Bedford), 286
Davenport, William, 293 Davis-Cabot-Goddard Home (Cambridge), 182 Davis, Dolor, 620 Davis, Nehemiah, 182 Davis Village (Rowe), 456 Davis, William Stearns, 434 Davison, John, House, 484 Dawes, William, 42, 187, 211, 256, 445 Dawn of Liberty, Henry Sandham's (Lexing- ton), 260 Day House (Norwood), 426 Day, Luke, 5 Daye, Stephen, 101; site of house (Cambridge), 200
Dean Academy (Franklin), 61I Dean Chaplin, Saint-Gaudens's, 122 Dean, Charles A., 473 Dean, Dr. Oliver, 61I Dean Park (Shrewsbury), 473 Deane, Ralph Harrington, 88 Death of the White Horse, 432 Debtor Laws, 176 Declaration of Independence, 59
De Cordova House (Lincoln), 445 Dedham, 217-22
Dedham Community House, 221 Dedham Pottery, The, 222 Deerfield, 20, 223, 226
Deerfield Academy, 224, 226 Deerfield Art School, 225-26
Deerfoot Farms (Southborough), 52I
Deerfield Glassine Company (Monroe), 457
Deerfield Historical Society, 225
Deer Hill, Williamstown, 388
Deer-Hunting, 481
Deer Island, 168
Defour, Joseph, 182 Deming, Sarah, grave of, 317
Deming, Solomon, 317
Dennis, 496
Dennis, Rev. Josiah, 496
Dennison, Aaron, manufacturer, 373
Dennison Paper Manufacturing Company, 435-36; branch of (Marlborough), 472
De Rasières, Isaac, 79
Derby House, Elias H. (Peabody), 84
Derby House, Richard (Salem), 35I
Derby Mansion (Salem), 349 (see Cook-Oliver House) Derby, Philander, 450
Derby Wharf (Salem), 351
Devens, General, Statue, 449
Devil's Bed and Pillow, 558
Devil's Den (Goshen), 529; (Searsville), 529; (Wilmington), 433
Devil's Football, 358
Devil's Footprints (Upton), 609
Devil's Hoofprint (Ipswich), 417
Devil's Pulpit (Stockbridge), 579
Devotion House, Edward, 182
Dewolf House (Chester), 487
Dexter House (Dedham), 22I
Dexter, 'Lord' Timothy, 294
Dexter, Thomas, 424
Dial, The, 100, 188, 213
Diana, The, 343 Dick Brook, 602
Dickinson, Edwin W., 329
Dickinson, Emily, House, 90, 93, 98, 99, 101, 105, 128, 129 Dickinson, Rev. Jonathan, 564
Dickinson, Levi, 526
Diehl, Arthur, 329
Dighton, 617 Dighton Rock, 19, 167
Dillaway House, 173
Dillingham Houses, The, 495
Dinglehole (Millis), 442
Dinosaur Tracks (Holyoke), 250
Disappearing Brook (Lanesborough), 575 Divorce, 2I Dix, Dorothea L., 47
Dix House (Groton), 462
Doane, Colonel Elisha, 504 Doane's Falls (Royalston), 45I
Dock Lane (Beverly), 42I
Dock Square, 157
Doctrine of Universal Education, Horace Mann, 47 Dodge, Mary Abigail, 419 Dodge-Shreve House (Salem), 349 Dog and Horse Tablet, 153
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Dog Bar Breakwater, 239
Dogtown, 242-43 Dole House (Salisbury), 410 Dollard House, Old, 307 Dome, The (Mt. Washington), 583 (see Mt. Everett Reservation)
Dorchester Adventurers, settlement of, 236
Dorchester Company, 31
Dorchester Heights, 42
Dorchester Heights Monument, 168
Dorchester Milestone, 169
Dorrell, William, 563
Dos Passos, John, 330
Doty's Tavern, site of (Milton), 614
Douglas, Dr. William, 605
Douglas, W. L., 178
Douglass, Frederick, 286, 361
Dover, 440-4I Dracut, 509-10
Drama, in Worcester, 393; Guild of Orleans, 495; Local Groups of, 177
Draper, William, 523
Dreadnought, the, 292, 295
Dreamwold, 624
Drybridge Hill, 442
Duck Mills (Lawrence), 251 (see Textile In- dustry)
Dudley, 544 .
Dudley, Governor, 56, 434
Duff House, Mark (New Bedford), 290
Dugouts (Newbury), 416
Dugout, site, 602
Dummer Academy, 410
Dummer, Jeremiah, early silversmith, 119
Dummer Mansion Governor, 81, 410
Dunbar Brook, scenic (Monroe), 457
Dunglon Rock. 269
Dunn Pond (Auburn), 543
Dunstable, 467
Dunster House, 88
Dunster, President, 186 (see Harvard College)
Durant, Henry Fowle, 379-80
Durfee, Colonel Joseph, 231
Durfee Farm (Dudley), 544
Durfee Mills, 230
Dustin, Hannah, statue of, 246
Dutch Cocoa House, 182
Dutch East India Company, 505
Duxbury, 625; Plantation, 589
Dwight, Edmund, 209
Dwight, Timothy, 136
Dyer, Harrison Gray, 213
Dyer, Mary, 6, 139
Dyer, Samuel W., 627
Eaglebrcok Preparatory School (Deerfield), 224
Eagle Collection, 441
Eames House, site of (Framingham), 72
East Bridgewater, 628-29
East Brookfield, 523
East Douglas, 605 East Freetown, 613
East Holliston, 437 East India Company, 40-41 East Lee, 481
East Longmeadow, 565
East Milton, 587 East Northfield, 306
East Princeton, 545 East Village, 544 East wind as symbol, 4 East Windsor, 530
Eastern Point, 236, 239 Eastern States Agricultural Exposition Grounds, 573
and Industrial
Eastern Yacht Club, 500
Eastham, 502-04 Easthampton, 572
Eastman, Max, 330
Easton, Amos, 388 Easton Center, 616
Eaton, Crane and Pike Company, 312
Eaton, Walter Pritchard, home of, 583
Echo Bridge (Newton), 299
Eddy, Mary Baker, 54, 163, 508; grave of (Cambridge), 202; home of, 298, 423; residence of, 268
Eddy, Zechariah, 573
Eden Glen, 598
Edgartown, 556
Edison Electric Company Power Station, 177 Edison Power Plant, 384
Edison, Thomas Alva, Electric Street Railway, 177 Edson, Colonel, home of (Bridgewater), 589 Education, State Board of, 64
Edwards, Clarence R., 439; Memorial Bridge, 424 Edwards House, Old (Southampton), 572
Edwards, Jonathan (Hawley). 90, 92, 302. 569, 578; monument (Stockbridge), 578
Egg Rock (Nahant), 424 Egremont Inn (South Egremont), 582 Egypt, 624
Elastic-Web Mill (Easthampton), 572 Eldridge, Asa, 496
Election of Governor, 56
Electrical Generation, 384 (see Lynn, Pitts- field, Weymouth)
Eliot, John, 25, 101, 296, 519, 523, 544, 604
Eliot Memorial, 298
Eliot Monument (South Natick), 519
Eliot, Samuel A., 115
Eliot Village (Newton), 300
Elizabeth Islands, 554
Elk's Monument (Florida), 458 Ellery House, 243
Elm, Site of the Old Pittsfield, 313
Elmwood (Cambridge), 201, 444
Ely, Sam, 302
Embargo Acts, 45, 292, 504
Emerson Elm, 214
Emerson Hall, 197-98 (see Harvard College)
Emerson House (Ipswich), 216, 417
Emerson House (Wakefield), 490-91
Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 90, 93, 94, 95, 104, 105, 141, 213, 214, 216, 296, 297, 424, 448 Emerson, Rev. Joseph, see Parsonage House, 272
Emerson, Walter, 490
Emerson, Rev. William, 214-15
Emery House (Weymouth), 384
Emigration, Westward, 46-47
Emmanuel College, 166
Encampment of Arnold's Forces, site of, 430
Endicott Estate (Danvers), 431 Endicott, Governor, 344
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Enfield, 550 English Community Corporation, 59 Enough of its History to Explain its People, 28-55 Enstone, Edward, 114
Eppes-Derby-Endicott-Osborn House (Pea- body), 422 Ericson, Leif, 468
Erie Canal, effect on Massachusetts, 46; 346 (see Shipping)
Erving, 452 Erving, John, 452 Esplanade (Boston), 150 Essex, 418
Essex County Agricultural School, 432 Essex Institute (Salem), 346
Etherization, 321 (see Jackson, Dr. Charles) Ether Monument, 150
Ettor, Joseph, 72, 252 European Ports, 345 (see Shipping)
Eustis, William, 170
Everett, 227-29 Everett, city, 270
Everett, Edward, 228, birthplace, site of, 169; statue of, 169 Evergreens, the, 129 Explorers, early, 28-29
Fairbanks House (Dedham), 222 Fairbanks, Jonathan, 222 Fairbanks, Thaddeus, birthplace of, 476 Fairhaven, 500 Fairhaven Academy, 500
Fall River, 229-32
Falmouth, 594 Falmouth Heights, 594
Faneuil Hall, 82, 114, 118, 152, 157 (see His- tory: Boston) Faneuil Hall Market, 180
Farewell Homestead, Oliver (Tyngsborough), 467 Farley, 453 Farm Implements Collection of, 526 Farnumsville, 604, 605 Farnsworth, Jerry, 329 Farrar, Geraldine, 489
Faulkner Homestead (Acton), 446
Fauna, 14, 17 Fay House (Cambridge), 193 Fearing House (Wareham), 499 Federal Architecture, 291 (see Architecture) Federal Art Project, 124 Federal Fish Hatchery, 486
Federal Office Bldg., 88, 156
Federal Writers' Project, ix-x Federalist Party, 45, 48 Federated Bird Clubs of New England (South Williamstown), 574 Feke, Robert, 118 Fells Zoo, 489 Fellows Tavern, site of (Palmer), 608 Felton, Cornelius Conway, 517 Fenno House, John, 614 Fenway, 167 Fernald, Charles H., 130 Fernside, 481 (see Shakers) Ferry, First in New England, 206 Ferry Slip Site (Salisbury), 410 Fiberloid Company, 361
Field and Forest Club, 17 Field Chime Tower, 578 Field, Daniel Waldo, 178 Field, Eugene, 608
Field House (Northfield), 307
Field, Marshall (Conway), 570
Field, Rev. Dudley and Descendants, 578
Field Tavern (Leverett), 571
Fields, Annie, 104, 105
Figurehead House, 335 Filley House, 485
Finney, Charles G., 48 First Cotton Mill, site of (North Beverly), 420 First Free Public School, site of (Dedham), 22I Fish, Elisha, 609 Fish Hatchery, Mass. State, 607
Fisher, H. A. L., quoted, 145
Fisheries, U.S. Bureau of, Woods Hole, 595
Fisk, Gertrude, 469
Fisk Rubber Co., 208
Fiskdale, 475 Fiske House (Cambridge), 192
Fiske House (Chelmsford), 510
Fiske, Rev. John, 106, 5II
Fitch House, Elijah (Hopkinton), 437
Fitchburg, 232-35
Fitchburg Art Center, 234
Fitchburg Plan, home of, 233-34 Flag, First American, 354
Flax Pond, 269
Flesh of the Wild Ox, 469
Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, 283 (see Medford)
Flint, Mrs. Edward, 522
Flint House (Lincoln), 445
Flint, Thomas, 445
Flintstone Farm, 531
Flora, 13-14
Flora's Glen, 389 Florida, 458
Flute Player's Club, 116
Flynt House (Monson), 608
Folger, Peter, 102
Forbes Lithograph Co., 208
Ford, Charles, 533
Ford, Henry, 471, 515
Ford Motor Plant, 355
Ford Hall, 154
Ford-Blanchard House (Wilmington), 433 Forests:
Bash-Bish, 583; Beartown, 486, 534; Colrain, 455; Conway, 570; D.A.R., 529; East Mountain, 486; Foxborough, 612; Granville, 553; Harold Parker, 491; Har- vard, 601; Lawrence Hopkins Memorial, 460; Martha's Vineyard, 557; Massa- chusetts Federation of Women's Clubs, 601; Mohawk Trail, 457; Monroe, 457-58; Mount Toby, 570; Myles Standish, 319, 326; October Mountain, 534, 576, 599; Otis, 485; Oxford, 544; Peru, 488; Pitts- field, 318, 574; Rehoboth, 539; Savoy Mountain, 457; Swann, 534; Tolland, 600; Warwick, 463; Wendell, 452; Willard Brook, 460; Windsor, 530; Worthington, 533 Forest and Park Association, 547 Forge Pond (Belchertown), 550
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Forge Site (Saugus), 413 Forster House (Manchester), 422 Forsyth Dental Infirmary for Children, 167 Forts:
Ashley (Pittsfield), 315; Burke, site of, 563; First on Cape Ann, 243; Independ- ence, 168; Massachusetts (North Adams), 459; Massachusetts (Williamstown), 386; Morrison, site of (Colrain), 455; Phoenix, 554; Rodman (New Bedford), 290, 554; Ruckman (Nahant), 424; Sewall (Marble- head), 278; Wagner (Boston), 142; Wash- ington (Cambridge), 204
Fortune, the, 320
Foss, Sam Walter, 354
Foster, Ezekiel, 563
Foster, John, 102
Founders Memorial (Mendon), 439
Foundry Village (Colrain), 455
Fowler House, Capt. David (Westfield), 552 Fowler House, Marshall (Watertown), 376- 77 Fowler House, Samuel (Danvers), 431 Fox, Charles James, 476
Foxborough, 612 Foxborough Foundry, 612
Framingham, 435-36
Framingham Center, 519
Francis, Rev. Convers, 376
Francis Floodgate (Lowell), 265
Frankland, Sir Harry, 436
Franklin, 610-II
Franklin, Benjamin, 53, 90, 103, 523, 610
Franklin Fountain (Nantucket), 561
Franklin, James, 100, 103
Franklin Milestone, 524
Franklin Park Zoo, 170
Franklin Printing Press, site of, 157
Frary House (Deerfield), 225
Frary, Samson, 223
Frazier, John, 329
Free Soil Party, 395 (see Worcester)
Freedom of the Will, the, 578 (see Edwards, Jonathan) Freeman, Aunt 'Nabby,' 497 Freeman, Mary Wilkins, 588 'Freemen,' 32
Freemen's Purchase, 230
Fremont, John C., 49
French and Indian Wars, 255 (see History) French, Daniel Chester, 122, 171, 213, 215 French King Bridge (Montague), 453
French King Rock (Montague), 453
French, Rodney Memorial Tablet, 290 French Watering Place, 555 Fresh Pond (Cambridge), 18
Friction Matches, Manufacture of, 209 Frink Tavern (Palmer Center), 607 Frost, Robert, 128
Fruitlands, 47, 95, 512-13 (see Literature; History; Transcendentalism; Emerson) Fugitive Slave Act, 48 Fuller, Elizabeth, 213 Fuller, George, 12I Fuller House (Needham), 518
Fuller, Margaret, 100, 188, 192, 202, 213
Fuller's Tavern (S. Walpole), 414
Furnace Pond (Pembroke), 620 Furnace Village, 616
Gage, General Thomas, 41, 42; attack on Lexington, 255; 355-56; 469
Gale of 1846, 274 (see Marblehead) Gallows Hill, 345 Game Farm, State (W. Barnstable), 497 Gannet (Sampson) House (Sharon), 615 Garden House (Danvers), 43I
Garden, Mary, 210
Gardner's Canada, 463
Gardner, Mrs. John Lowell, 166-167
Gardner, 450
Gardner House, John (Salem), 84
Gardner, Payne and Gardner, 363
Gardner-White-Pingree House (Salem), 346
Garin, Father, statue of, 265
Garland, Hamlin, 107
Garnet Hill, 488
Garrison House, Old (Hingham), 622
Garrison, site of (Royalston), 452
Garrison, William Lloyd, 48, 142, 149, 176, 294, 470, 627; statue of, 449 (see History, Boston, Abolition)
Garrison Witch House, 242
Gaspé-Worcester Trough, 9
Gateway House, 304
Gay Head, 26-27, 558
Gay House (Ashland), 456
Gay House (Needham), 518
General Court: Immigration, 33, 43, 59, 61, 62, II0, 27I
General Electric Company, 270; plant (Pitts- field), 317-18
George, Luce, 243
George Washington Hall (Andover), 492
Georges Bank, 237
George. Tavern Concerts at, 114
Georgetown, 4II
Georgian Colonial Architecture, 81 (see Archi- tecture) Germania Orchestra, 116
Germanic Museum, 198 (see Harvard College)
Gerrish House, site of (Salisbury), 407
Gerry, Elbridge, 133, 277, 451; house of (Marblehead), 201 Gerry House (see Gerry, Elbridge)
'Gerrymandering,' 277 Ghost Trail, 318
Giant Sycamore Tree, 570
Gilbert and Barkér Company, 361
Gilbert Homestead (W. Springfield), 573 Gilbert, Sir Humphrey, 29
Gilchrist, George, 448
Gilder Pond, 485
Gill, 457 Gilmore, Patrick S., 142
Giovannitti, Arturo, 72, 252
Glaciai Boulder (Upton), 6c9
Glad Tidings Rock, 622
Glaspell, Susan, 330
Glass Sand Plant, site of, 598
Glendale Falls, 487 Glenwood Range Company, 369, 370
Gloucester, 236-37 Gloucester and Rockport, 235-43
Gloucester Fisherman, statue of, 239
Glover, General John, 274, 278, 423; house of · (Marblehead), 278
Goddard, Hannah Seaver, 183 Goddard House (Brookline), 182-83
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Goddard, John, 119, 183 Godings House (Bolton), 513 Goff Memorial Hall (Rehoboth), 540 Goffe, William, 517 Golden Age of American Literature, 2II (see Literature) Golden Ball Tavern, 469
Gompers, Samuel, 74
Goodale, Dora, 583 Goodale, Elaine, 583
Gooden, William, 27I
Goodell, Charles L., 544
Goodell Hollow, 388
Good Hope, Cape of, 345 (see Shipping)
Gookin, Daniel, 25, 394, 544
Goodnow, Mary, grave of, 472-73 Goodnow Memorial Building (Princeton), 545 Goodrich Cave, 318-19
Goodyear Turn Shoe-Stitching Machine
(Haverhill), 245
Goose Cove, 242 Gore, Elijah, 544 Gore House, Governor Christopher, 372
Gordon, William, 104
Gorges Expedition, 89
Gorges, Ferdinando, 29
Gorges, Robert, 31; 270 (see Charlestown)
Gorril, Mark, 494
Gorril, Nathaniel, 494
Gorton-Pew Fisheries Plant, the, 239 Goshen, 529 Gosnold, 554 Gosnold, Bartholomew, 555
Gott House (Halibut Point), 242 Gough, John B., 515; home of, 515 Gould Paper Mills, 479
Gould Tavern (Ware), 525-26
Goulding House, 470 Gove House, Castle of Carcassonne, 279
Government, 60; Town government, begin- nings of, 58; Commission Form of, 52, 246 Government Mill, of Crane and Company (Pittsfield), 318 Governor's Council, established, 37, 63 Governor, the, part in administration of laws, 62
Goveror's Island, 168 Government Wharf (Falmouth), 595 Gowing House (North Reading), 432 Grafton, 609 Grafton Common, 609 Grampus Rocks, 623 Granby, 55I Granby, Marquis of, 55I
Grand Banks, 237, 239 Grand Duck, The, 345 (see Shipping) Grand Eight-Hour League, 70 Grandmother's Garden (Westfield), 479 Granite Quarry, 339 Granite Quarrying, 233 Granite Railway Company, 587 Granite Trust Building, 340 Grant, Judge Robert, 76 'Granther Pratt,' 549 Grapevine Cottage, 216 Granville Center, 552 Granville Community Building (Granville), 553 Grassy Island (Berkley), excavations, 18
Graupner, Gottlieb, 115
Grave of the Unknown Indian, 437 Graveyards, 557 (see Burial Grounds) Gray, Asa, 203
Gray Gables Inn (Bourne), 591 Gray Herbarium (Cambridge), 203
Great Assembly, 355-56
Great Awakening, the, 578 Great Barrington, 579 Sport Center, 486 Great Blue Hill (Milton), 614 Great Head, 425
Great Island, 505
' Great Liberator,' statue of, 294
Great Pond (Ashfield), 569
Great Pond (Milton), 587
Great Road, the (Great Barrington), 579
Great Stone Dam, 254
Grecourt Gates, 303-04 (see Smith College)
Greek Revival in Massachusetts, 84 (see Architecture)
Green, Col. E. H. R., estate of (Dartmouth), 501
Green Hall, 381 (see Wellesley College)
Green Hill (Goddard House), 182
Green Hill Park (Worcester), 402
Green Home, Dr. Samuel A. (Groton), 462
Green, John, 517 (see Goffe, William)
Green, Josiah and Nathaniel, 522
Green, Louisa Morton, 6
Green Mansion (Worcester), 402 Green Mountains, 9
Green Pond (Montague), 453
Green River (Great Barrington), 582
Green River Mansion, 388
Green River Mill (Great Barrington), 582
Green, Samuel, IOI
Greenback Movement, 71 Greene Hall, John, 304
Greene House, 272
Greene, John Morton, 304
Greenfield Historical Society, 454
Greenfield, 453-54
Greenough, Horatio, 122
Greenough, William?(Lunenburg), 449
Greenwater Pond, 48I
Gristmill (Medfield), 44I
Griffin's Wharf, 16I
Grimes, Ephraim, 450
Grist Mill Site (Millis), 442
Grist Mill (Sudbury), 47I
' Grizzly' Adams, Headstone of, 474
Groton, 461-63 Groton School, 462-63
Groveland, 517 Groveland Bridge (Groveland), 517
Guild, Captain Aaron, 427
Guild of Boston Artists, 122
Guilder Pond, 535, 583
Gulf Meadow (Maynard), 446
Gulick, Luther H., 366-67
Gulliver Elm (Milton), 586
Gulliver, Isaac, 586 Gunther, George, 70
Hadley, 526 Hadley Falls Company (Holyoke), 249 Hadley Falls Dam (Holyoke), 248 Hadley Farm Museum, 525
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Hairpin Turn (Florida), 458 Hale, Rev. Enoch, 528 Hale House (Westhampton), 528 Hale, Mistress, 345, 42I Half-A-Care, Described, 81 (see Architecture) Halfway Rock (Marblehead), 274 Half Way Covenant, 36 (see History) Halibut Point, 242 Halifax, 590 Hall's Corner (Duxbury), 626
Hall, Dr. Granville Stanley, 399, 412 (see Clark University) Hall House, Jonathan B. Randolph, 588 Hall Houses (Medford), 281
Hall, Samuel, 475
Hall's School for Girls, Miss, 317 Hallet, Goodie, 504 Hamilton, 418-19 Hamilton, Alexander, statue of, 149 Hamilton Emery and Corundum Co. (Chester), 480
Hamilton, Gail, 419 (see Dodge, Mary, A.) Hamilton Hall (Salem), 349
Hamilton Wenham Conimunity House, 419 Hammersmith, 413
Hammond, John Hays, Jr., 243
Hammond Museum, 243
Hampden County Court House (Springfield), 362
Hampden Pond, 552 Hampden, 565-66
Hampshire Chronicle, 360
Hampshire Gazette, 302, 528
Hampshire Herald, 360
Hampton County Memorial Bridge, 478 Hancock, 574
Hancock-Clarke House (Lexington), 259
Hancock House, John (Point Shirley), 425
Hancock, John, 44, 215, 255, 277
Hancock, Rev. John, grave of, 257
Handy, Capt. Ben, 335
Handel and Haydn Society, 115
Hand Rock, 538
Hanging Mountain, 600 Hannah, the, 42I
Hanover Center, 619
Hanover St. (Boston), 158 Hanson, Alexander Conte, 628 Hanson, 628 Harding, Chester, 120
Hard Dig (New Bedford), 286 Hardwick, 607 Harlequin, the, 431 Harlow House, 80 Harlow House, William (Plymouth), 325 Harnden, Captain Ebenezer, 27I
Harp Elm (Colrain), 455 Harper, Joseph, 112 Harrington, Jonathan, 260
Harrison Grey Otis House, 83
Harrington House, Jonathan Jr. (Lexington), 257, 260 Harrison, Peter, 82 Hartford Convention, 45 Hartshorne House (Wakefield), 490 Hartsville, 486, 556
Harvard University, 21, 25, 35, 82, 100, 115- 16, 165-66, 174, 184-86, 194-95, 195-201, 260, 444, 601
Harvard, 512, 513
Harvest, the, 66
Haunted House (Vineyard Haven), 560 Harwich, 592
Harwichport, 592 Hassanisco (Grafton), 609
Hasseltine, Anne, 247
Hastings House, 342 Hatch, Richard Warren, 620
Hatfield, 564-65
Hathaway House (Salem), 35I Haven House (Dedham). 22I
Haven, Judge Samuel, 22I
Haverhill, 244-47
Haviland Pond, 478
Hayden House (Haydenville), 528
Hayden, William R., 434
Haydenville, 528
Haystack Monument, 387-88 (see Williams College)
Haywood, 'Big Bill,' 72, 252
Hazen Garrison House, 246 (see Spiller House) Hawes Pond, 182
Hawkins House, Robert (Williamstown), 387 Hawley, 569
Hawley, Joseph, 569
Hawthorne, Charles W., 329
Hawthorne, Nathaniel, 90, 93, 97, 10I, 104, 214, 577
Birthplace of, 352; Monument of, 350; Pratt, Bela, Sculptor, 350; Seven Gables, House of the, 351; The Blithedale Ro- mance, 352; The House of Seven Gables, 352; The Marble Faun, 352; The Scarlet Letter, 352
Health, State Board of, Experimental Station (Lawrence), 64, 254
Heard, Capt. Augustine (Ipswich), 418; house of, 418 Heath, 456
Heath, William, 456
Heber, Philippe, 265
Heil, Charles, 17 Hell Fire Club, 100, 103
Helltown, 328 (see Mooncussing)
Hemenway Hall (Cambridge), 194
Hemlock Gorge, 299 Hensche, Henry, 329
Hergesheimer, Joseph, 346
Herne, James, 108
Herring Weir (Mattapoisett), 500
Hessians, 602 Heywood, Ezra, 7I Heywood, Levi (Gardner), 450
Higgins, Armory (Worcester), 401 Higgins Tavern (Orleans), 495 Higginson, Henry Lee, 116
Higginson, Thomas Wentworth, 70, 105 Highland Agricultural Society, 488 High Rock, 269 Hiker's Monument (Woburn), 391 Hildreth, Richard, 105
Hill House, Abraham (Arlington), 444 Hill of the Churches (Truro), 506 Hill, Zachariah, 444 Hills, Laura Coombs, 123
Hillyer Art Gallery, 304 Hingham, 622 Hinsdale, 598
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Hinsdale House (Deerfield), 226 Hinsdell, Samuel, 223-24 Hiram's Tomb (Chester Center), 487 Historical House (Beverly), 421 Hitchcock, Nathaniel, 477 Hobart, Benjamin, 628 Hobart, Colonel Aaron, 626, 628 Hobbs, House, Henry (Wenham), 420 Hoccomocco Pond, 52I Hockhouse Mountain, 552 Hoffman, Hans, 329 Holbrook, 588
Holden, 546 Holden, Abner, 449 Holden Chapel, 197 (see Harvard College) Holden, Oliver, 448 Holland, 476 Holland Glen, 526 Holland, J. G., 360, 363, 550
Holland Pond, 476 Holland Reservoir, 476
Hollis Hall, 196 (see Harvard College) Hollis, Thomas, 437
Holliston, 437-38
Holman, General Amory, 513 Holmes House, Kendall (Plymouth), 325
Holmes, Jonathan, 499
Holmes Memorial Woods (Marion), 499
Holmes, Obadiah, 50I
Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 21, 90, 93, 104, 105, 188, 202, 317, 422, 431, 491
Holmes Pine, 317 Holmesdale, 317
Holten House, Judge Samuel (Danvers), 431 Holworthy Hall, 196-97 (see Harvard College) Holy Cross College (Worcester), 399 Holy Hill of the Shakers, 448
Holyoke, 248-50 Holyoke Canoe Club, 565 Holyoke Dam, 55I Holyoke, Rev. Edward, 278
Holyoke League of Arts and Crafts, 248 Homer, Winslow, life and work, 120-21; style, I23 Honwee Trail, 318
Hooker, Fighting Joe, birthplace site of, 527 Hooker, Thomas, 34 Hooper House, King, 275 Hoosac Mountain, 9
Hoosac Tunnel (Florida), 457-58
Hopedale, 5, 438 Hopedale Community House, 438 Hopkins, Edward, 437 Hopkinson, Charles, 123 Hopkinton, 437 Hopkinton Academy, 437 Hopper, the (Greylock Reservation), 388, 534, 585 Horn Pond Mountain, 62, 391 Horse and Rider (Walpole), 428 Horse Shed (Phillipston), 45I Horsford, E. N., 468 Horton, Elizabeth, 185 Hosmer, Harriet, 376 Hosmer-Townsend-Waters House (Salem),
350 Hospitals:
Angell Memorial (Boston), 165; Fox- borough State Hospital, 612; Marine Hos-
pital (Vineyard Haven), 560; Mass. Gen. (Boston), 141; State Hospital for the In- sane (Danvers), 412, 431-32; Tuberculosis Sanitarium (Rutland), 603; United States Hospital for Veterans (Bedford), 434 Housatonic (Great Barrington), 582
Housatonic Agricultural Society, 579
Housatonic Valley, 20
House in the Pines (Norton), 310
House of Correction, 61
House of Representatives, 62-63
House of the Angel Guardian (West Newbury), 516 House on the Hill (Bedford), 434
House Rock, 384-85
Houghton, George, 472
Houghton, Henry O., 189
Houghton Memorial Building (Littleton), 447 Houghton Mifflin Company, 104
Hovey House (Ipswich), 417
Hoxie House (Sandwich), 498
How, John, 469
Howard, Edward, 373
Howe, Elias, 204, 522-23
Howe, Col. Ezekiel, 47I
Howe, General, 42-43
Howe Homestead (Spencer), 522
Howe, Julia Ward, 15, 377
Howe, Lyman, 47I
Howe Monument (Spencer), 523
Howe, Samuel, 47I
Howe, Dr. Samuel Gridley, 141, 377
Howe Tavern (Sudbury), 47I
Howe, Tyler, 523
Howe, William, 523, 525
Howells, William Dean, 101, 107-08, 514
Howland, Consider, 323
Howland House, John (Plymouth), 325
Howland, Isaac, 538
Howland, John, 323
Hubbard, Mabel, 51I
Hubbard, Thomas (Gardner), 450
Hubbardston, development, 450
Huckleberry Line, 481
Hudson, 472 Hudson, Charles, 472 Hull, 623 Hull, Rev. Joseph, 496
Humphrey House (Swampscott), 423
Humphrey, John, 423
Humphrey, Lady Susan, 423
Hunnewell Gardens (Wellesley), 381
Hunt House (Hull), 623
Hunt, John, 66 Hunt, William Morris, 12I Huntington, 479-80
Huntington, Charles F., 479
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