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Norfolk, 428
Norfolk Agriculture School, 427
Norfolk County Courthouse, 219
Norfolk Prison Colony, 428
Normal School, Site of First State, Lexington, 257 Norman's Woe, 243
Norse Legend, 19
Norse Monument, Adams, 568
Norse Wall House, 333
Norsemen, 328
North Adams, 459-60, 596
North American Review, The, 100, 104, 106, 188 North Andover, 493
North Attleborough, 415
North Bellingham, 610
North Beverly, 420
North Blandford, 484 Northborough, 473
North Bridgewater, 176
North Brookfield, 523
North Canal (Lawrence), 253
North Carver, 535
North Common (Lowell), 265 North Easton, 616
North Egremont (South Egremont), 582
North Hadley, 527 North Hanson, 628
North Parish (Greenfield), 454
North Pembroke (Pembroketown), 620
North Reading, 432 North Shore, 10
North Uxbridge, 605 North Wilbraham, 477 Northampton, 301-05 Northeastern University, 164
Northern Artery, 414
Northern Light, 503
Northfield, 306-08
Northfield Seminary, 308, 567
Northfield Summer Conferences, 308
Norton, 308-10 Norton, Charles Eliot, 203
Norton Corbett House (Ipswich), 417 Norton, F. B., 395
Norton Grinding Company, 395
Norton House (Oak Bluffs), 556
Norton, Thomas, 245
Norumbega Park, 300
Norwell, 618-19; Industries of, 619
Norwood, 426 Norwood Press, 427
Norwottucks (Indians), 356
Notch, the (Amherst), 57I
Noyes Homestead (Newbury), 416
Noyes, John (Salem), 491
Noyes Pond (Tolland), 553
Nurse Rebecca House (Danvers), 431
Nye Homestead (Marion), 499
Nymph, the, 24I
Oak Bluffs, 556 Oakham, 602
Oak Hill House, Boston (Museum of Fine Arts), 84 Oak Hill, Village (Newton), 299
Oak Knoll (Danvers), 43I
Oakley Country Club, 377
Obelisk, Fishermen's Memorial (Marblehead), 278 Observation Tower (Lynn), 269
Observation Tower (Windsor), 530
Observatories, Astronomical, Whitin Observa- tory (see Wellesley College)
Observatories (Cambridge), 203 (see Harvard College)
Observatories (Lawrence), 281
Observatory, Mitchell, 561
Oceanographic Institution (Woods Hole), 595 O'Connell, Cardinal, 78; bust of, 264
Octagonal Brick House (Townsend), 461
Octagonal House (Reading), 490 Orne, Colonel Azor, 277; house of, 277 Old Babcock Tavern, 607 Old Bay Path, 524
Old Blacksmith Shop (South Egremont), 582
Old Bloody Brook Tavern (Deerfield), 225-26 Old Brig, 277
Old Bristol Academy Bldg., 370
Old Brown House (Adams), 568 Old Brownstone Milestone, 365 Old Cambridge (see Cambridge) Old Castle, the, 24I
Old Cemetery (Wellfleet), 505
Old Church House, 232 Old Corner Bookstore, 104 Old Corner Bookstore Building, 155 Old County Jail, 294
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Old Deerfield Street (Deerfield), 224-25 Old Elms, home of Gov. Claflin, 297 Oldest House (Hamilton), 419
Oldest Private House (South Egremont), 582 Old Farmer's Almanac, 542
Old Fletcher Tavern (Westford), 71
Old Forge, Site of (Hanover), 619
Old Furnace, Village (Hardwick), 607
Old Garrison House (Bedford), 434
Old Harbor Village, 169
Old Indian Burying Ground, 502 (see Burial Grounds, Indian)
Old Iron Works House (Saugus), 413
Old Ironsides, 174 (see Constitution, Frigate)
U.S.
Old Jethro, 520
Old Maanexit Ford, 544
Old Man of the Mountain, 613 Old Manse, 214
Old Mansion House, 372
Old Methodist Church (South Truro), 505
Old Milestone (Walpole), 428
Old Newbury, 292
Old North Church, 140 (see Boston)
Old Ordinary (Hingham), 622
Old Powder House, Plymouth, site of, 324 Old Rake Shop, The, 599
Old Rehoboth (Swansea), 501
Old Ship Church, 80 (see Architecture)
Old South Meeting House, 155-56 (see Boston)
Old State House, 156-57 (see Boston)
Old Stone Academy Building (Framingham Center), 520
Old Stone Mill (West Stockbridge), 581
Old Storehouse, site of (Northampton), 572 Oldtown Hill (Newbury), 416
Old Town House (Marblehead), 275
Old Wheat Tavern (Carlisle), 434
Old Windmill (Chatham), 592
Old Windmill (Eastham), 503
Old Woodbury Tavern (Beverly), 421
Olde Burnham Inn, Ye (Ipswich), 416-17 (see Burnham Harte House)
Olde Egremont Tavern (South Egremont), 582 Oldham, John, 375, 475, 623 Oliver, Thomas, 26
Olympic Trials (Worcester), 402
O'Neill, Eugene, 144, 330, house of, 335, (see Provincetown)
Onset, 498
Opera House (Boston), 164-65 (see Music) Optic, Oliver, 610
Optional Charter Law, 60 (see Government) Orange, 452 Orchard House, 216
Order of the Knights of St. Crispin, 69 (see Labor)
Orient, Ports of (Salem), 345 (see Shipping) Orient Springs Picnic Grounds (Pelham), 550 Orleans, 494 Orleans, Site of Battle of, 495 Orvis, John, 71
Osgood, House (Amesbury), 508 Otis, 484, 599
Otis House, Harrison Gray, 152
Otis, James, 100; House, 623 Otis, James, the younger, 103 Otis, Melville, 629
Otis Reservoir and Falls, 484
Ottershaw Farm (Westwood), 439 Ousamequir, 629
Oven's Mouth (Westwood), 440 Oxford, 543-44 Oyster Pond, 592
Pacific Club, 562
Pacific Cotton Mill, 254
Pacific Print Works (Lawrence), 254
Packard Falls, 529
Page House (Bedford), 434
Page House (Danvers), 430
Page, Nathaniel, 434
Pageant Field (see Mt. Holyoke College)
Paine, Francis A., 333
Paine House, Timothy (Worcester), 402
Paine, Robert Treat, statue of, 370
Palfrey, John Gorham, 105-06
Palmer, 608 Palmer Center, 607-08
Palmer, George Herbert, 491
Paper House, 242
Paper Mill Village (Pepperell), 461
Parish House (Medway), 442
Parker, A. G., 209
Parker, Captain John, 256
Parker, Charles Edward, 210
Parker Tavern (Reading), 490 Parker, Theodore, 14I
Parkman Francis, 90, 106
Parkman's House (Boston), 150 Parks:
Acushnet (New Bedford), 290; Alliance (Amesbury), 507; American Legion (Ty- ringham), 482; Balance, geological phe- nomenon (Charlemont), 458; Beacon (Webster), 544; Bell Rock Memorial, 272; Blunt (Springfield), 367; Boulder, 480; Bridge (New Bedford), 290; Buttonwood (New Bedford), 290; Childs, 305; City Hall (Pittsfield), 312; Crane Memorial (Pittsfield), 313; Elm (Worcester), 400; D. W. Field, 313; Forest (Springfield), 366; Forest River (Salem), 352; Garfield (Norwell), 619; Fort Hill (Lowell), 619; Garfield (Norwell), 619; Grenville (Ware), 525; Howe Memorial (Spencer), 522; Independence (Beverly), 421; Institute (Worcester), 400; Island Grove (Abing- ton), 627; Lake (Worcester), 403; Lake Pearl (Franklin), 611; Longfellow (Cam- bridge), 444; Look Municipal, 305; Lucy Larcom (Lowell), 264; Lyons (Beverly), 421; Memorial (West Bridgewater), 589; Mission (Williams College), 388; Mittin- eague (West Springfield), 479; Mohawk (tourist cabins; Charlemont), 457; Moun- tain (Holyoke), 250; Mt. Hood, 490; Municipal (Boston Common), 162; Mu- nicipal (Franklin), 170; Nickerson Park, The Roland C. (Orleans), 495; Nonacioicus Park (Ayer), 448; Paragon (amusement center), 622; Pinehurst, 466; Pontoosuc Lake, 318; Prospect Hill (Waltham), 373; Public Garden (Boston), 150; Purgatory Chasm (State Park), 605; Puritan Lawn Memorial, 412; Putnam Memorial, 602; Rocky Mt. (Greenfield), 454; Rocking Stone, 601; Roosevelt (Blackstone), 606;
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Parks:
Russell (Arlington), 133; Schermerhorn, 599; Sewall Woods, 490; Shipyard (Mat- tapoisett), 499; Stage Fort, 243; State Tourist (Lanesborough), 575; Tannery Falls (Picnic grounds, Charlemont), 457- 58; Taylor (Sunderland), 570; Tekoa, 479; Town Park & Beach (Yarmouth), 592; Victoria (Amesbury), 508; Whately Glen, 564; White City, 521; Whitney, 599
Parmenter Garrison House, site of (Sudbury), 47I
Parris, Alexander, 84 (see Bunker Hill Monu- ment)
Parris, Reverend Samuel, 344
Parson Capen House (Topsfield), 80
Parsons, Hugh, 359-60
Pascommuck Boulder (Easthampton), 572
Pawtucket Canal (Lowell), 261
Paxton, 603
Paxton, Charles, 603
Paxton, Williams, 329
Peabody, 119, 422-23
Peabody, early glass center, 119
Peabody, George, 347, 422
Peabody House, Colonel Benjamin (Middle- ton), 432
Peabody Institute (Danvers), 422, 43I
Peace Party House (Pittsfield), 313
Peace Statue (Orange), 452
Peacock Window, stained glass by La Farge, 397
Peaked Hill, 559
Peaked Hill Bar, 507
Peak House (Westwood), 44I
Peace Jubilee, 142
Pearson, Major Aaron, 433
Pearson Tavern (Wilmington), 433
Peary, Admiral Robert E., 315
Pearson Hall (Andover), 491 Andover Academy)
(see Phillips
Pease House (Middlefield), 488
Pecousic Villa (Springfield), 366
Peck Homestead (Attleboro), 613
Pedrick House, Major (Marblehead), 277 Pelham, 549 Pelham, Peter, 118
Pemberton Mills (Lawrence), 251-52 Pembroke, 620
People's Institute, 303
People's Theater (Northampton), 113 Pepperell, 461
Perkins, Harley, 123
Perkins House, 272 (see Greene House)
Perkins Institution for the Blind, 141, 377-78 Perkins, Thomas H., 14I
Perley-Hale-Perkins House (Topsfield), 41I Perry House (New Bedford), 290
Perry Tavern (Dighton), 617
Peru, 533 Petersham, 601 Peter, Hugh, 4, 10I
Pettingell-Fowler House, 294 (see Historical society of Old Newbury)
Pheasant Farm State (Marshfield), 625 Pheasants, Chinese, 448 Phelps House (Andover), 491 Philharmonic Society, 115 Philip, 23 (see King Philip)
Phillips Academy, 83
Phillips Andover Academy, 491
Phillips Brooks Statue, 146
Phillips, Reverend George, 374-75
Phillips House (Storrowtown W. Springfield), 573
Phillips House, Adelaide (Marshfield), 625 Phillips Inn, 492
Phillips Mansion (N. Andover), 493
Phillips, Samuel, 491, 493
Phillips, Wendell, 71, 142, 163, 627
Phillips, William, Lieutenant-Governor (Phil- lipston), 451
Phillipston, 45I
Phipps (Spencer), 522
Photo-Engravers' Union, 78
Pickering House (Salem), 349
Pickman House, Dudley L., 84
Pickman-Shreve-Little House (Salem), 349
Piedmond Pond, 485 Pierce, Charles S., 106
Pierce, Rev. Cyrus, 257
Pierce-Johonnot-Nichols House, 84
Pierce-Nichols House (Salem), 350
Pierce, Captain William, 425
Pierian Sodality, 115
Pike-Haven Homestead (Framingham), 520
Pilgrim Hall (Plymouth), 24, 323
Pilgrim Maid, statue of, 325
Pilgrim Memorial Tablet (Wellfleet), 504
Pilgrim Monument (Provincetown), 320-21, 332
Pilgrim Mother Fountain (Plymouth), 324 Pilgrim Spring, 325, 507
Pilgrims' first landing at Provincetown, 327, 334 Pilgrims, origin and early wanderings, 30-31; in Plymouth, 320-2I
Pillar of Liberty (Dedham), 219-21
Pillsbury, Amos, 25I
Pinckney Street, 152
Pine Hill, Pelham, 550
Pine Island Lake, 528
Pine Tree Flag, 274
Pinkham, Lydia E., 269
Pioneers' Village (Salem), 79, 352 (see Park, Forest River)
Pipestave Hill (West Newbury), 516
Pitcher House, Moll, 277
Pittsfield, 97, 310-19
Plainfield, 568-69
Plainfield Pond, Savoy, 568
Plainville, 429
Plasket House, Tabitha (Plymouth). 323
Platts-Bradstreet House (Rowley), 416
Playhouse in the Hills, 530
Pleasant Point (South Wellfleet), 504
Plimpton Press (Norwood), 427
Plum Island, 416, 418
Plumb Collection of Antiques, 578
Plymouth, 22, 319-26
Plymouth Colony, Trading, 37, 323, 498 Plymouth Congregation, 10I Plymouth, Council at, 270 (see Charlestown)
Plymouth Rock, 324
Plymouth Wampum, 32I
Plympton, 535-38 Pocasset, 230 Point Allerton, 622 Police Strike, 73 (see Labor)
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Policemen's Union, 73 Pollock, William, 596 Polyglot Bibles (Lunenburg), 449 Pomeroy Place, Old, 307 Pontiac's Rebellion, 39 Pontoosuc Woolen Mill, 576
Pool Mansion, 24I Poole, Elizabeth, 368 Popponesset Headland, 593 Porter House, Hadley, 527 Portuguese Holy Ghost Festival (Bridgewater), 589 Potato Club, IOI Potter, David, 535
Potter, E. Tuckerman, 18I
Potter House (Greenfield), 454
Potter House (West Springfield), 573
Potter Mountain Group, 576
Potter's Mountain (Lanesborough), 575 Powder Horn Hill, 207
Powder House (Amesbury), 507
Powder House (Dedham), 22I
Powder House (Harwich), 592 Powder House (Manchester), 422
Powder House (Somerville), 355-56 Pownall, Provincial Governor Thomas, 608 Powow River, 508
Pratt, Bela, 325
Pratt, Charles, 376 Pratt, Ephraim (Maynard), 446 Pratt House (Maynard), 446
Pratt House, Thomas, 207
Prattville, 616 Prescott, 550 Prescott, Samuel, 2II, 445
Prescott, Colonel William, statue of, Story's, 174, 463, 550 Prescott, William H., 104-06
Price, William, 80 Pride's Crossing, Village, 42I
Prince Hurd House, The (Eastham), 503 Princeton, 545 Proctor, Elizabeth, 242 Profile Rock (South Egremont), 583
Prospect Hill Tablet (Somerville), 354 Provincetown, 326-355
Provincetown Art Association, 123, 329 Provincetown Players, II3, 329
Provincetown-Plymouth Feud, 327 Pueblo of the Seven Fires (Springfield), 367 Puffer Place (Maynard), 446 Puffer, Reverend Reuben (Maynard), 446 Pulaski, Casimir, Memorial to, 303 Pulaski Monument (Chelsea), 208
Pullen Point, 342 Pullman-Standard Car Co., 401, 513 Pulpit Rock (Rowe), 456
Puritan, The, statue, Saint Gaudens' (Spring- field), 363 Putnam, Elijah (Gardner), 450 Putnam, General, 510 Putnam, General Rufus, site of birthplace of, 604 Putnam, Israel, birthplace of, 343, 431, 604 Putnam's Headquarters, site of (Cambridge), 204 Putnam House, James (Danvers), 431 Putnam House, Rufus, 602 Putney Family, 529
Pynchon, William, 359, 366 Pynchon Memorial Building, William (Spring- field), 363
Quabaug Indians, 523, 524
Quabaug River, 608 Quabbin Aqueduct, 526 Quabbin Reservoir, 526, 548 Quakers, 185-86, 344, 459; in Berkshires, 597; persecution of, 36, 139; punishment of, 6; Whipping Stone, 407
Qua-Pau-Kuk (see West Stockbridge)
Quarry Cave (Lanesborough), 575
Quebec Expedition, 293
Queen Anne's War, 223
Quequechan River, 23I
Quest of the Holy Grail, Abbey's murals in Boston Public Library, 121, 147
Quich's Hole, 554 Quinapoxet, 546 Quincy, 335-40
Quincy, Colonel John, 336
Quincy, Dorothy, 259
Quincy Granite, 336-37
Quincy House, Colonel Josiah, 337
Quincy, Josiah, 103, 337, 49I
Quincy Mansion, Dorothy, 340
Quincy Market, 84, 158
Rabbit's Pond (Andover), 492
Race Brook Falls, 583
Race Tracks, site of (Harwich), 592
Radcliffe, Ann, 188 (see Cambridge)
Radcliffe College, 88, 193-94; establishment of, 52; history, 188 Radical Club, 15I Radio Beacon (North Truro), 507 Radio Stations:
RCA Marine (South Orleans), 591; Westinghouse (Millis), 441; W O R L, 519 Rafe's Chasm, 243
Railroad, First Chartered in America, 587
Railroad Track, First in New England, 264
Railroads, investment in, 50
Railroads, Vermont and Massachusetts, 233 Railtree Hill (Carlisle), 435
Rainbow Cliff, 558 Rainbow Roof, 8I
Rake Shop Dam, 485 Ramshorn Pond (Millbury), 603 Rand, Thomas, 469
Randolph, 588
Randolph, Peyton, 588
Rattan Factory, first established, 490 Rattle Snake Gutter (Leverett), 57I
Raynham, 539 Read House (Cambridge), 192
Read, Nathan, 525 Reading, 490 Reading Inn, 490 Ready, George Washington, 33I Rebecca, the, 139
Rebellion, Shays's, 176 (see Brockton, Wor- cester)
Rebellion Tablet (Ipswich), 417
Recreational Facilities, Franklin Field, 170; Groton Inn Golf Club, 463; Pittsfield Country Club, 316 Red Bat Cave (New Ashford), 575
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Red Cross (see American National Red Cross) Red Horse Tavern (Sudbury), 471 Red House, Old (Montague), 453 Red Jacket, the, 496 Red Lion Inn (Stockbridge), 578 Red Mill (E. Windsor), 530
Red Mill (Sheffield), 580
Redemption Rock, 545 Redstone Schoolhouse (Sudbury), 47I Reed and Barton, 369
Reed House (Winthrop), 425
Reed, Jesse, 626-27
Reed, Samuel, 23I
Reed, Samuel Nathan, 430
Reed, Simeon, 390
Reformers, 48
Regal Shoe Company (Whitman), 628 Regicides, 527 (see Whalley and Goffe) Regis College for Women, 469 Rehoboth, 539-40
Reid, Robert, 365
Religion, 54 (see Pilgrims and Names of the several Denominations)
Religious Festivals, 598 Religious Persecution, 139
Religious Reformers, 54
Remains of First Transatlantic Wireless Station in U.S. (South Wellfleet), 504
Renaissance influences in Massachusetts, 84 (see Architecture)
Renfrew, 596
Republican Party, 49 Reservations:
Blue Hill, 587; Breakheart, 412; Fort Banks (Government), 425; Greylock, 584-85; Hart's Hill, Wakefield, 491; Malden State, 435; Middlesex Fells, 489; Monument Mountain, 578; Mt. Hood, 490; Squaw Sachem, 465; Stony Brook, 171; Wakesaw, 491; Winnikenni, 247 Restoration and the Fine Arts, IIO
Revere Markers, Paul (Medford), 283
Revere, Paul, 140, 187, 259, 34I, 343, 614; apprenticeship of, 628; as silversmith, 42,
II9; captured (Lincoln), 445; goldsmith shop, site of, 157 Revere's House, Paul (Boston), 158-59
Revolutionary Monument (Arlington), 13I
Revolutionary Tavern (Ayer), 448 Revolutionary War, 274
Revolutionary War Barracks, site of, 602
Rhena's Cave (Searsville), 529
Rhines, Judy, 243
Rhode Island Reds, 522
Rice, Captain Moses (Charlemont), 456
Rice House (Charlemont), 456 (see Warner, Charles P.)
Richardson, Henry Hobson, 85-86, 146, 149, 271, 363-65, 390 (see Architecture)
Richardson, Ichabod, 389 Richardson, Josiah, 390 Richardson, Moses, 451
Richardsonian Romanesque, 271-72 (see Library, Malden Public; Architecture) Richmond, 581
Richmond Boulder Trains, Geologic Phenom- ena (Richmond), 580 Richmond Furnace, 58I Riedesel, General, 478
Riedesel House (Cambridge), 202 Rifle Range, State (Reading), 490 Riggers, 236
Rimmer, William, 149 Rindge Technical High School (Cambridge), 88
River Bend Tavern (Williamstown), 387
River, Mystic, 27I
Riverside (Gill), 453
Riverside Press, 188
Riverside Village, 300
Roaring Brook, 559
Roaring Brook (New Lenox), 576
Roaring Brook (Sunderland), 570
Roaring Thunder, 478
Robbins House, Oliver, 469
Robbins Memorial Library (see Library)
Roberts Co., G. G., 628
Robinson Hall, 197 (see Harvard Collections)
Robinson House, 367
Robinson, Isaac, 594
Rochester, 499 Rock House, 525
Rock Ledge, 486
Rock with Hoof Prints (Easton Center), 616 Rocking Horse (Winchendon), 540
Rocking Stone, 601
Rockland, 627
Rockport, 236-37
Rockport Art Association, 241 '
Rocks Bridge (W. Newbury), 517
Rocky Neck, 240
Rocky Woods (East Freetown), 613
Rogers, Rev. Daniel (Littleton), 447
Rogers, Ezekiel, 4II
Rogers Hall, 85 Rogers Hall (Lowell), 263
Rogers, John, 122, 592
Rogers Manse (Ipswich), 417
Rogers, Samuel, 629
Rogers Silverware Co., 369
Rolling Rock, 232
Rollstone Rock, 234
Root, George F., 432
Ropes, Judge Nathaniel, 347 (see Ropes Memorial)
Ropes Memorial, 347
Rose Dorothea, the, 333
Rose of Sharon, the, 448
Rotch, Joseph, 285
Rotch Market, 562
Rote Singing, II3
Round Meadow Pond, 449
Rounds Rock, 584
Rowe, 456 Rowe, John, 456
Rowe's Wharf, 16I
Rowlandson, Mary, 515
Rowlandson Rock (Lancaster), 515
Rowley, 416-17
Rowley Common, 416
Rowlstone, John, 542
Roxbury Latin School, 171
Royal House, 81
Royal, Isaac (Royalston), 452
Royall House (Medford), 283-84
Royalston, 451-52 Royce, Josiah, 106 Rudduck House, 455 Rum Manufacturer, 292
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Rumford Birthplace (Woburn), 392; statue of, 390 Rumford Roasters, 392 Rumney Marsh, 34I Rum-running, 328 Rundge Turkey Farm, 310 Russell, 479
Russell, E. Harbro, 400
Russell House, Hadley site of, 527 Russell House, Jason (Arlington), 134 Russell House, Jonathan (Mendon), 439
Russell, Jason, 134
Russell, Rev. John, 526-27 Russell, Joseph, 285 Rutland, 602-03 Ryder, 492 Ryder, Albert Pinkham, 12I
Sabbath Laws, 608 Sabbatier Collection, 147
Sacco and Vanzetti, 145, 219, 587
Sacco, Niccola, 76 Sachem's Rock (East Bridgewater), 629 Sacrament Rock (Barnstable), 497 Saddle Ball Mountain, 585
Saga of Eric the Red, 468
Sagamore, 498 Sage Hall (see Wellesley College) Sage's Ravine, 535 Sage's Ravine Brook, 584 Sailors, St. Mary's House for, 175 Saint-Gaudens, Augustus, 122 (see Art)
St. Hyacinthe's Seminary (Belchertown), 550 St. John's Preparatory School (Danvers), 43I St. Joseph's Juniorate, 422-23, 467
St. Joseph's Memorial Chapel (see Holy Cross College) Saint Paul's Cathedral, 84 St. Thérèse of Liesieux, convent of, 434 Salem, 32, 343-52 Salem Athenaeum, 421 Salem, Peter, 520, 522
Salem Street, 159 (see Boston) Salem, Town Hall, Old, 347 Salisbury, 407 Salisbury Beach, 410 Salisbury Laboratories, 9 (see Worcester) Salmon Falls (Shelburne), 455 1
Salt and Pepper to Suit Taste, 294 Salt Box, described, 81 (see Architecture) Salt-Box House (Fiskdale), 475 Salt Island, 240 Salter's Point (Beverly), 421 Saltonstall, Sir Richard, 374-75 Saltonstall Statue (Watertown), 378 Saltus, Bishop N., 361 Samaritan House (Andover), 493 Samoset, 22 Sampson, C. T., 69 Sampson, Deborah (Plympton), 535-38, 546, 615; House of, 535 Samuel Cook House, 84 Sand Springs (Williamstown), 387 Sanderson Academy (Ashfield), 569 Sanderson Brook Falls, 480 Sanderson, Robert, 119 Sandham, Henry, 260 Sandwich, 497; Gloss, 497 Sandy Bay Yacht Club, 24I
Sandy Neck (West Barnstable), 497 Santayana, George, 106 Santuit Pond, 594 Sargent, Henry, 323 Sargent, John Singer, murals in Boston Public Library, 121, 123
Sargent-Murray-Gilman House, 237
Sargent School of Physical Education, 148
Sassamon (Lakeville), 23, 538-39
Saturday Club, 104
Saugus, 413 Savory House (Groveland), 517 Savoy, 568
Sawin Memorial Bldg. (Dover), 441
Sawtell, Obadiah (Ayer), 448
Sawyer Home (Merrimac), 509
Sawyer House (Medford), 284
Sawyer (Mary) House (Sterling), 542
Sayre, Mrs. Francis, 194
Scales House, Laura, 304
Scargo Hill (Dennis), 496 Scarlet Letter, the, 97, 352 (see Hawthorne)
Schell Chateau, 307
Schofield, Arthur, 312
School for Boys (Middlesex), 217
School of Philosophy (see Hillside Chapel)
School System, Nucleus of Present, 27I
Schooners, Multimasted, 369 (see Taunton)
Schouler, James, 13I
Schurr, Burlingham, 249
Schuyler, Montgomery, 87
Science, leading men of, 53
Scituate, 624
Scotch Boardman House (Lynnfield), 412
Scott, Sir Gilbert, 85
Scott's Bridge, remains of, 477
Scoutland, 440
Scruggs-Rayment House (North Beverly), 420
Sculptors of Massachusetts, 12I-23
Scurvy, Pilgrims affected by, 320
Sea Serpents, 33I Seamen's Bethel (New Bedford), 289
Sears, Clara Endicott, 512-13
Sears, Edmund H., 600
Sears, Rev. Edmund Hamilton, 469
Sears' Folly, 496
Sears House (Second Harrison Gray Otis House), 83, 15I
Searsville, 529
Sedgwick, Catherine Maria, 577
Sedgwick House, 15I
Seekonk, 502
Segreganset, legend of, 617
Seminary of Our Lady of the Holy Cross (North Easton), 616
Senate, 62 Sengekontacket Pond, 556
Sentinel Elm, site of (Royalston), 452
Separatists, 30
Sergeant, John, 578
Sessions House, 304
Seton, Ernest Thompson, 367 Seven Gables, House of the (Salem), 351 (see Hawthorne, Nathaniel), Seven Sisters, 551 (see Mt. Holyoke)
Seven Years' War, 38 Sever Hall, 86, 197 (see Harvard College)
Sever House (Kingston), 62I Sewage, Disposal of, 177
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Shadowbrook (Lenox), 483, 577 Shady Hill (Cambridge), 203 Shaker Art Workshops, 122 Shaker Mill Pond (Richmond), 581 Shakers, 448, 481, 483, 512, 514, 574
Shakespeare, early performances in Boston, II2
Shannon House, 297-98
Sharon, 615 Sharp, Dallas Lore, 17
Shattuck, Captain Job, 462
Shattuck, Joseph, 253
Shaw, Colonel Robert Gould, 142, 286
Shaw, Henry Wheeler, birthplace, 576 Shaw Memorial, Robert Gould, 153
Shaw Pond, 481, 599
Shawme State Forest Reservation (Sandwich), 498 Shawn, Ted, 48I Shawsheen (Andover), 493
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Shay, Frank, 330
Shays, Daniel, 312, 363, 473, 460, 549, 552; birthplace, 437; home, 549; encampment site, 549; rebellion, 44, 21I, 219, 256, 302, 369-70, 394, 479, 482, 525, 602
Shedd House (Abington), 627
Shedd, Prudence, 447
Sheffield, 580
Sheffield Plain, 579-80
Shelburne, 454-55
Shelburne Falls (Shelburne and Buckland), 454 Shelburne Summit, observation tower, 454
Sheldon, Asa G., 433
Sheldon Homestead (Deerfield), 226
Sheldon House (Wilmington), 433
Sheldon, William, 566
Shepard House, Mary, site of (Acton), 447
Shepard, Mary, 447
Shepard, Reverend Thomas, 185
Shepley, Rutan, and Coolidge, 86 (see Archi- tecture) Sherborn, 437 Ship Anne Memorial, 325
Shippee, Amasa and Rhoda, 455 Ship's Howitzers (Hanover), 619
Shires organized, 61 (see Government) Shirley, 448
Shirley-Eustis House, 170
Shirley, Governor William, 170, 448
Shoe and Allied Craftsmen, organization of, 178 Shoe Company, Boston Rubber, 273 (see Con- verse, Elisha Slade)
Shoe Factory and Club, The Walk-Over, 178 Shoe Manufacturing (Marblehead), 274 Shoe Workers, 177-78, 245
Brotherhood of Shoe and Allied Crafts- men, 178; Organization of, 177; Protec- tive Union, 245; Strikes, 177-78 Sholom, meaning of, 344 (see Salem) Shoot Flying Hill (Barnstable), 497 Short House (Newbury), 416 Shrewsbury, 473 Shrine of St. Anne (Fiskdale), 475 Shumway House (Fiskdale), 475 Shurtleff, Robert (see Deborah Sampson) Shutesbury, 549 Siasconset, 562 Sibley Dairy Farms (Spencer), 522 Sibley Mansion, 522
Sidney, Margaret, 213, 216
Siege of Boston, 207 Simmons College, 52, 166 Simmons, Edward, 363 Simon Pond, 600
Simonds Saw and Steel Company, 235 Skiing:
Beartown Mountain, 482; Bosquet Ski
Run, 318; Brody Mt. Ski Trails, 575; East Mountain State Forest, 486; New Ashford, 575; New England Hill, 600; Notch Road, 585; Novice (Warwick), 464; Professional (Warwick), 464; Ski Slalom, 457; Thunderbolt Run, 585, 597
Skinner, Belle Collection, musical instruments, (Holyoke), 249
Skinner Home (Holyoke), 249
Skinner Silk Company (Holyoke), 248
Skully-Jo, 33I Sky Farm Site (South Egremont), 583
Sky Line Trail, 318, 487, 574
Slack House (Plainville), 429
Slack House (Wellesley), 382
Slade Spice Mill, 342
Slater, Samuel, 543
Slave Pens, 243
Slave Trade, 38
Slavery, Colonial, 34 Attitude toward Garrison, 176; Mass. op- poses, 48
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, 435 (see also Burial Grounds)
Smibert, John, 82, 118, 157 (see Art)
Smith and Walker, 279
'Smith Charities,' 564
Smith College, 52, 302-03
Smith, Deacon Philip, 526
Smith House (Newton), 298
Smith, John, 22, 623
Smith, Jonathan (Lanesborough), 575
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