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Smith, Joseph, 4II Smith, Oliver, 564
Smith Paper Company (Lee), 482
Smith, Sophia, 302
Smith, Sophia, Homestead of (Hatfield), 564
Smith Tablet, John, 623
Smith, Zilphia, 464
Smith's Ferry (Northampton), 565
Smuggling, at Provincetown, 328
Snake Hill, 447 Snake House (Goshen), 529
Snell Manufacturing Company, 475
Snow Shoe Trail (Warwick), 464 Soapstone Bowls, Indian, 363
Social Centers Council (East Boston), 175 Social Classes, 2I
Social Legislation, 8 Societies, Historical:
American Antiquarian (Worcester), 53, 103, 400, art objects in, 118; Antiquarian (Plymouth), 325; Arlington Historical, 134; Ashland Historical, 436; Brookline Historical, 182; Danvers Historical Head- quarters, 431; Dedham Historical, 218; Dover Historical, 441; Fall River His- torical, 231-32; Falmouth Historical, 594; Fitchburg Historical, 234; Framingham Historical and Natural History, 520; Haverhill Historical, 246; Hingham His-
569
Index
Societies, Historical:
torical, 622; Lexington Historical, 259; Lynn Historical, 268; Massachusetts Historical (Boston), 53, 167; Medfield Historical, 441; Medway Historical, 442; Mendon Historical Society, Building, 439; Milton Historical, 586; Natick Historical (South Natick), 519; Newbury, Historical Society of Old, 294; New England His- torical and Genealogical, 136; Northamp- ton Historical, 303; North Attleboro His- torical, 415; Norwood Historical, 426; Old Colony Historical Society, 370; Rama- poguc Historical, 478; Rowley Historical, 416; Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities (Boston), 417; Wey- mouth Historical, 385; Worcester Histori- cal, 397; Worcester Horticultural, 396; Worcester Natural History Society, 397 Society of Christian Socialists, 54 (see History) Society of Independent Artists (Boston), 124 Sociology, Leaders in, 54 Sodom Mountain, 552
Soldiers' Home (Chelsea), 208 Somerset, 617-18 Somerville, 353-56 Sons of Liberty, 219-21
South Canal (Lawrence), 254
South Chelmsford, 5II
South Common (Lowell), 263
South Deerfield, 564, 570
South Egremont, 582-83
South Gardner, 450
South Hadley, 356-58
South Hadley Falls, 356-57
South Harwich, 592
South Lee, 482
South Lynnfield, 412
South Mountain, 316 South Mountain, Music Colony in (Pittsfield), 576 South Natick, 519 South Shore, 319 South Shore Nature Club, 623
South Shore Players, 623
South Truro, 505
South Walpole, 414 South Wellfleet, 504
South Williamstown, 574
South Worthington, 532
South Worthington Cascade, 532 South Yarmouth, 592
Southampton, 572
Southborough, 520-21 Southbridge, 475 Southfield, 486 Southwick, 552 Southworth, Constant, 629 Sovereign of the Seas, the, 14I Spalding, Joseph, 510 Spanish War Monument (Somerville), 354 Sparks, Jared, 106 Sparrow House, Richard (Plymouth), 324 Spaulding, Colonel Simeon, 5II Spaulding Company, A. G., 208
Spaulding Homestead, Reverend Sampson (Tewksbury), 466
Spaulding House (Chelmsford), 511; Spauld- ing, Simeon, 5II
Spaulding House (Lowell), 265
Spaulding's Grist Mill (Townsend Harbor), 461 Speer, Elliot, 307 Spelman Seminary, 549
Spencer, 522-23
Spencer, the, 503 Sphinx, The Weymouth, 385
Spicket River Bridge (Methuen), 493
Spiller House (Hazen Garrison House)
(Haverhill), 246
Spindle City (Lowell), 263
Spindle Hill (Bolton), 513
Spindler, the, wreck of, 335 'Spite-fence,' 514 (see Lancaster)
Spooner, Joshua, grave of and epitaph, 524
Spot Pond, 489 Sprague, Francis, 625
Sprague, Ralph, 227
Springfield, 359-67
Springfield College, 366-67
Springfield Municipal Group, 362
Springfield Republican, 360, 550
Springville (Winchendon), 547
Spruce Corner (Ashfield), 569
Spruce Hill, 12 Spy Pond, 13I
Squanto, Interpreter, 22
Squaw Hollow, 613
Squaw Peak, 578
Squaw Rock, 337
Stage Coach Tavern (North Reading), 432
Stagecoaches, Boston to Plymouth, 32I Stamp Act, 39-40 (see History)
Standish House, Alexander (Duxbury), 626
Standish, Lora and Mary Miles, graves of, 626
Standish, Miles, 176, 321, 324, 501, 625, 629; monument, 626
Stanley, William, 317
Starr, Grant (Ashburnham), 540
Starr, Dr. Thomas, heirs of, 540
Starret, Leroy S. (Athol), 45I
State Agricultural Experiment Station, 127
State Bureau of Labor Statistics, 70
State Colony (Gardner), 450
State Employment Relief, 4
State Federation of Labor, 78
State Fish Hatchery (West Barnstable), 497
State Forests, 7, 498
State Game Farm, 448, 477
State House, 82, 153
State Picnic Grounds (Warwick), 464
State Proving Grounds (Wendell), 452
State Rifle Range (Shrewsbury), 473
State Teachers College (Westfield), 235, 479; Worcester, 400
Steam Jack, 218 Stearns House (Bedford), 434
Stebbins House, Joseph (Deerfield), 225
Stebbins Mansion (Chicopee), 210
Steele, Fletcher, 578
Steele, Wilbur Daniel, 330
Steerage Rock, 476 Sterling, 541-42 Stetson House, Samuel (Hanover), 619
Stetson House, Sargent S. (Norwell), 619
Stetson Shoe Company, 383 Steven Linen Mills, 544
Steven's Glen (Richmond), 581 Steward, Ira, 65, 70
670
Index
Stockbridge, 577-78 Stockbridge Bowl, 577 Stockbridge Mansion, site of (Scituate), 624 Stockbridge Mission, 20 Stockbridge Mission House, 578 Stockbridge Pond (Scituate), 624 Stockbridge School of Drama, 577
Stoddard, J. C., 393-94 Stoldt, Herman, 367 Stone Bird Sanctuary, 519 Stone Cave (Upton), 610
Stone Fleet, the, 286
Stone Homestead, Stephen (Ayer), 448
Stone House (Belchertown), 550 Stone House (Salem), 349 Stone House Hill, 178
Stone Post, 447 Stone Sloops, 236
Stone Temple (Quincy), 84, 340
Stone Tower (North Truro), 507
Stone-Tower Clock (Wellesley Hills), 519
Stone Walls, Winslow Farms (Leicester), 522 Stone Workers, 236
Stoneham, 487-90
Stoneville (Auburn), 543
Stony Brook, 52I Stony Ledge, 585
Storrow, Charles S., 251
Storrowtown, 573
Storrs Parsonage (Longmeadow), 566
Story, William Wetmore, 169, 174 Stoughton, 615
Stoughton Hall, 196 (see Harvard College)
Stoughton, Colonel Israel, 615
Stoughton Musical Society, 115, 615
Stoughton Town Hall, 615
Stoughton, William, 4, 615
Stow, 514 Stow, John, 514 (see Stow)
Stowe, Calvin, 519
Stowe, Harriet Beecher, 108, 436, 492, 493, 519; grave of, 492
Stowe House (Andover), 492
Stowe House (South Natick), 519
Strange Interlude, 144 Strathmore Paper Co., 479
Stratton, Daniel, 472
Straus Hall, 198 (see Harvard College)
Strawberry Festival (Belmont), 444 Strawberry Hill (Plymouth), 22 Street Railway, Electric (Brockton), 177 Strikes, 67
Brockton, 177-78; of 1912, Textile, Law- rence, 252; of 1867, Lynn, 267 Strong House (Amherst), 130 Stuart, Gilbert, characteristics and work, 119 Stuart, Silas, 542
Student Volunteer Movement, 306 Sturbridge, 474 Sturdy, W. A., 309 Sturgis, John, 85 Sturgis, Katherine, 123
Sturgis, R. Clipston, 134, 18I
Sturtevant Home, 535 (Carver) Submarine S-4, wreck of, 334 Succanessett, 594 Sudbury, 470-71 Sudbury Reservoir, 520 Suffolk Resolves, 41, 219, 524, 586
Sugar Act, 39, 40 (see History) Sugar House, Old (Savoy), 568 Sullivan, James, 6 Sullivan, Louis Henry, 87 Sulpher Spring (Pelham), 550 Summer White House, of Pres. Cleveland (Bourne), 591 Summerton House (Acushnet), 614 Summit House, 483
Sumner, Charles, 627; grave of, Cambridge, 202; statue of, Boston, 163
Sumner House, 294
Sumner Tunnel, 175, 425
Sumner, General William H., 175 Sunderland, 570
Sunset Hill, 593 Surge Chamber (Granville), 553
Surriage, Agner, 436 Suspension Bridge (Montague), 453 Sutton, 604
Swallow's Cave (Nahant), 424 Swampfield (Sunderland), 570 Swampscott, 423-24
Swan's Tavern, 615
Swansea, 50I
Sweating Pits (Framingham), 520
Swett-Ilsley House (Newburyport), 415 Swift, Clement Rye, 613
Swift River, 530
Swimming Pool (Weston), 469
Sylpho-Nathol, 208
Symphony, 164
Symphony Hall, 164
Tabor Academy (Marion), 499
Taconic Mountains, II
Taconic Trail, 389
Taconic Trail (North Adams), 460
Taft House (Austin), 439
Taft Tavern (North Uxbridge), 605
Taft, William Howard, Memorial Bridge, 627
Taft's Inn (Winthrop), 425
Takwambait, grave of, 519
Talcott, Major, 579
Tantamous, 520
Tantiusque Lead Mine, site of, 475
Tarbell, Edward, 123
Tarpaulin Cove, 555
Tashmoo Lake, 559
Tattooing, 20
Taunton, 367-70 Taunton Locomotive Co., 369
Tavern, Old (Marblehead), 278
Tavern, the Old (Rockport), 241
Tavern, the West Townsend, 460-61
Tax Rebatements, 177
Taxation, edict of 1687, 418
Taxing Power, 58-59
Tea Act, 40-41 (see History)
Tea Rock Hill (Marshfield), 625
Teachers' College (Framingham), 520
Teachers' Oath Bill, 145
Technology, Massachusetts Institute of (Cam- bridge), 204 Telegraph, the, 504
Telephone Trail, 463 Temperance, 627 Templeton, 45I Templeton Improvement Society, 451
671
Index
Ten Acre, Girls' School (Wellesley), 380 Ten Hills Farm, site of, 355 Ten Pound Island, 239 Tenney Castle, 494 Tenney Hall (Haverhill), 246 Tercentenary Celebration, 145 (see Boston) Tewksbury, 466-67
Textile Industry (Lawrence), 250-54; (Worces- ter), 394-95 Textile Labor Difficulties, 286 Textile Plant (Tillotson), 312 Textiles, leading centers, 50
Textiles (North Adams), 459
Thacher House (Yarmouth), 496
Thatcher Family, 627
Thatcher, Oxenbridge, 103
Thatcher's Island, 240
Thaxter, Celia, 297-376; House (Watertown), 378
Thaxter, Levi Lincoln, 297
Thaxter, Samuel, 622
Thayer, Abbott H., 12I Thayer, Abigail, 533
Thayer Academy (Braintree), 587
Thayer, Asa, 610
Thayer, Colonel John E., 71, 515 Thayer, Davis, 610
Thayer, Elisha, 219, 395
Thayer House (Braintree), 587
Thayer House (Dedham), 218-19
Thayer House (Holbrook), 588
Tháyer, Judge Webster, 219 (see Dedham; Sacco and Vanzetti)
Thayer, Levi, grave of, 588
Thayer, Samuel J., 494 Thayer, Sylvanus, 587
Theater, 110-13
Theater, in Boston, 112, 114
Theater, Gloucester School of, 240
Theater, Haymarket, 112
Theaters (see Boston Museum, Boston Thea- ter, Haymarket Theater, People's Theater; Theater and Music)
Theaters, Puppet (Dartmouth), 501 Theocracy, 91 Thiel Farm, 597 Thomas, Ichabod, birthplace of (Pembroke), 620
Thomas, Isaiah, 103, 394, 518, 524
Thomas, Robert Bailey, 542 Thompson, Benjamin, 390 Thompson, David, 31 Thompson, or Eveleth, House (Maynard), 446 Thompson Memorial Chapel, 388 (see Wil- liams College) Thomson, Elihu, 270 Thoreau-Alcott House, 215
Thoreau, Henry David, 17, 90, 93, 101, 104, 213, 503 Thoreau's Cabin, site of, 455 Three-Mile Hill, 485 Three-Mountain Corner, 603 Ticknor and Fields, 104, 155 Ticonderoga, 42 Tiffany, Louis, 363 Tillyer, Dr. Edgar, 475 Tilton and Githers, 363 Tilton, Edward L., 363 Tipping Rock, 486
Titan's Piazza, 358
Tituba, 344-45 Tobey Tower (Dennis), 496
Tolland, 553
Toll Gate House, the Old, 484
Toll House, Old, 385
Toll House (Whitman), 628
Tom Ball Mountain (Alford), 581
Tom Crosby's Tavern (Eastham), 503
Tompson, Benjamin, 102
Topsfield, 4II Topsfield Fair Grounds, 412
Tory Cave (New Lenox), 576
Tory House, Old (Littleton), 447
Tory Merchants (Marblehead), 274
Tory Row, 186
Tourjee, Eben, 116
Toussaint L'Ouverture, 618
Tower Mountain, 574
Towle Company Factory, 295
Town Cove, 138
Town Fish House (Swampscott), 424
Town Hall (Arlington), 134; (Provincetown), 332; (Weymouth), 384
Town House (Dover), 440
Town House, Old, Historic (Heath), 456
Town House (Stoneham), 489
Town Landing (Orleans), 495
Town Meeting Day (Peru), 533
Town Meetings, 35; representative form of, 60 Town Post (Kingston), 621
Town Pound (Pembroke), 620; (Westwood), 439
Town Wharf (Ipswich), 418
Town Wharf (Provincetown), 332 Townsend, 461 Townsend Acts, 40 (see History)
Townsend Harbor, 461
Townsend House (Needham), 518
Toy Town (Winchendon), 540
Tracy House, 293
Tracy, Nathaniel, 293
Tracy, Patrick, 293
Trades Assemblies, 70
Trade Unionism, 51; A. F. of L., 268
Trade Unions, Electrical Industry Employees Union, 268; Haverhill, 245; National Shoe Workers Association, 268; organization of, 177; United Shoe and Leather Workers Union, 268
Trading Post (Westwood), 440
Trails, Capes to the Berkshires Bridle Trail, 546-47; Money Brook Trail, 388
Trail, The, Scenic, North Adams, 459
Train, Arthur, 469
Training Field (W. Newbury), 517
Trans-Atlantic Cable Station (Marshfield), 625 Transcendentalism, 94-95, 97, 213 (see Emer- son, Literature)
Transcendentalists, 17I
Transcendental Club, The, 100, 188
Trap's Falls, 460
Trask House (Manchester), 422
Trawlers, 236 Treadwell Farm, 522 Treasure Room, 196 (see Harvard College)
Treaty of Pilgrims with Massachusetts, 22 Tremont Nail Factory (Wareham), 499
672
Index
Triangular Trade, 38 (see History) Trimountain, 138 (see Boston) Troy's Baseball Field, 581 Truck Gardening (Arlington), 131 Trumble Brook, 553 Trumbull Mansion (Worcester), 401 Truro, 505-06
Trutas, 330 Tryon Art Gallery, 304 Tryon, Dwight W., 304
Tubercular Children's Hospital, 279 Tucker House (Milton), 586
Tudor, Frederick, 424 Tufts College, 280-83
Tufts House, Peter (Medford), 284 Tufts House (Monson), 608
Tufts House, Oliver (Somerville), 355 Tufts, James, 608
Tufts, John, 114
Tunxis Club (Tolland), 553
Turner, Captain (Gill), 453
Turner, Frederick Jackson, cited, 65
Turner's Falls (Montague), 453
Turnpike (Arlington), 13I
Twain, Mark, 482 Twelve, Robert, 155
Twin Cascades (Florida), 457 Twin Elm Trees, Siamese, 514 Twin Firs (Mt. Washington), 583 Twin Lights, Towers of, 240
T Wharf, 160
Two Brothers Boulders, 434 Tyng House, Jonathan (Tewksbury), 467 Tyng's Island, 467 Tyngsborough Bridge, 467 Tyngsborough, 467 Tyringham, 482
Uncataquisset, 586 Umpachenes Falls, 486
Uncle Tom's Cabin, 105, 106, 177, 492
Underground Railroad, 48, 209, 232, 286, 307, 470
Union Church Village (Mt. Washington), 583 Union Oyster House, 158 Unitarianism, 47, 93, 219
United Co-operative Society (Maynard), 446 United Fruit Company, 505
United Shoe Machinery Corporation (North Beverly), 421, 430, 465, 628
United Shoe and Leather Workers Union, 75 United Shoe Workers of America, 74 United States Custom House, 84 United States Envelope Company, 361, 396 U.S. League of Gileadites, 361
United States Post Office, U.S. Post Office Building, 156 United Textile Workers, 51, 72 Universalism, Founder of, 237 University Extension Division, 53 Upjohn, Richard, 370 Upper Goose Pond, 481 Upper Spectacle Pond, 485 Upton, 609-10 Uxbridge, 605
Vacation Farm for Horses, 494 Valentine Tavern, 437 Van Deusenville, 582
Van Norman Tool and Machine Company, 361 Van Rensselaer, Stephen, 388 Van Schaack, Henry, 316
Vane, Sir Henry, 110, 34I Vanzetti, Bartolomao, 76 Variety Show, 112
Varnum, Samuel, 510 Vassall, Major John, 192, 193
Vassal-Adams Mansion, 339
Veazie, Samuel, 623
Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad, 233
Vikings (see Norsemen), 333
Village Smithy, The site of (Cambridge), 192 Vinegar Bible, 234
Vineyard Haven, 559
Virgiliana, Forbes Collection of, 492
Vorse, Mary Heaton, 330
Vose House (Milton), 586
Waban, 300 Waban Natic, 25
Wachusett Pond, 545
Wachusett Reservoir, 515
Wading Place (Middleborough), 538
Wadsworth House (Third Harrison Gray Otis House, Boston), 152-53
Wadsworth House (Cambridge), 83
Wadsworth Monument, 470
Wahconah Falls, 53I
Waite, Benjamin, 564
Waitt's Mount, 270, 272
Wakefield, 490
Wakefield, Cyrus, 490
Walden Pond, 213
Wales, 476
Wales, John Lawrence, 476
Walford, Thomas, 31
Walker and Pratt Company, 375
Wallingford, Ezekiel (Royalston), 452
Wallpaper, 431
Walpole, 427
Walpole Woodworkers, 428
Waltham, 370-73 Walter E. Fernald School, 372
Waltham Watch Company, 373
Walton League, Izaak, 316
Walton Wild Acres Sanctuary, 47-49, 316
Wamesit Praying Town Inhabitants, expelled, 26
Wampanoags, 19, 22 Wampatuck, Sachem, 587
Wamsutta, 23 Wamsutta Mills (New Bedford), 286
Wanderer, The, 499
Wannalancit Park, 265
Waquoit Village, 594
War Memorial Auditoriums (Worcester), 397
War of 1812, 45, 241, 274, 594
War, Revolutionary, 176
Ward, Artemus, 42, 401, 543
Ward, Edward, 6
Ward, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, 49I
Ward Homestead, Artemas (Shrewsbury), 473
Ward House, Artemas (Weston), 469 Ward House, John (Salem), 346-47 Old Cobbler's Shop, 347
Cent Shop, 347 Weaving Room, 347 Ward, Nathaniel, 101, 139, 417
673
Index
Ward, Rev. John, 244 Ware, 525, 607 Ware Center, 525-26 Ware House (Wellesley), 382 Ware, William R., 85 Wareham, 499 Warner, Arthur, 529 Warner, Charles Dudley, birthplace of, 456, 569 Warner House (Charlemont), 449, 456 (see Warner, Charles D.)
Warner House, Underground Railway Station (Fitchburg), 449
Warner Memorial Theater (see Worcester Academy)
Warner Mountain, 534-35 Warner, Olin L., 449 Warren, 524-25
Warren, General Joseph, 173, 256, 524
Warren, General Joseph, 173; statue of Bart- lett's, 173; anecdotes of, 377
Warren, Josiah, 5, 7I
Warren, Mercy Otis, 104
Warren, Russell, 290
Warren Telechron Company, 436
Warwick, 463-64 Washburn House (Bridgewater), 589 Washburn Shops (see Worcester) Washington, 599
Washington Elm, the, site of (Cambridge), 194 Washington, George, 42, 119, 122, 182, 260, 274, 524, 599, 605 Washington, Martha, 193
Washington Memorial Gateway, George (Cam- bridge), 195
Washington Square (Salem), 350
Washington Station, 598 Watatic Mt., 460, 546
Watatic Pond, 460
Watch-Tower, site of (Plymouth), 324 Water Cracker Factory (Milton), 587 Water Power, abundance, 46
Water Stand Pipe (Arlington), 135 Waterfront, 239
Waters House, David P. (Salem), 84 Waters Mansion (Millbury), 604 'Watershops' (Springfield), 366 Watertown, 374-78 Watson Company (Attleboro), 613
Watson, Elkanan, 312-13 Waugh, Frederick, 329 Waverly Oaks, 444 Wayland, 435, 469-70
Wayland, Francis, 469
Wayside, 216 Wayside Inn, 47I Wayside Museums, Inc., 512 Wealth and Progress, 70 Weapons, 2I Weaving Room (Salem), 347 Webb-Adams House (Charlestown), 174 Webb, Captain, 538 Weber Duck Inn, 428
Webster, 544
Webster, Daniel, grave of, 625; courtship of Grace Fletcher, 512, 627 Webster House, Daniel, site of (Marshfield), 625 Webster Inn, Daniel (Sandwich), 498 Webster, John, 526
Webster, Mary, 526
Webster, Noah, 103; dictionary, 524 Weeping Willow Rock (Milton), 587 Weinrich, Agnes, 123 Weir, Robert F., 323
Weir Stove Company, 369 Weld Boat House (Cambridge), 444
Welles House (Wellesley), 381
Welles, Samuel, 379
Wellesley, 379-82
Wellesley Buttonwood Tree, 381
Wellesley College, 52, 379-81
Wellesley Hills, 519
Wellfleet, 504-05
Wellington House, site of, Roger (Belmont), 444 Wellington, Jeduthan, 445 Wellington Tablet, the, 260
Well's Tavern, 316-17
Wendell, 452
Wendell, Barrett, 107
Wendell, Judge Oliver, 452
Wenham, 420-2I
Wentworth Institute, 165
Wessagusett, William Blackstone in, 89
Wesson, Peg, 243
West Barnstable, 497
West, Benjamin, 120
West Boylston, 542
West Bridgewater, 589
West Brookfield, 524
West Chesterfield, 532
West College, Williams College, 388
West Cummington, 530
West Granville, 553
West Harwich, 593
West Hoosac Blockhouse, site of (Williams- town), 387
West Indies Trade, 38, 345
West New Boston, 600
West Newbury, 516-17
West, Newton, 300
West Orange, 463
West Otis, 485
West Springfield, 478
West Stockbridge, 581
West Stockbridge Center (West Stockbridge), 58I
West Tisbury, 557
West Townsend, 460-61
West Upton, 609
West Worthington (Worthington), 533
West Worthington Falls (Worthington), 533
West Yarmouth, 593
Westborough, 52I
Westfield, 479
Westfield Athenaeum, 479
Westford, 511-12
Westhampton, 527-28
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing
Company, 361
Westminster, 449-50 Weston, 469
Weston College, 469
Weston, Isaiah, 53I Weston, Thomas, 3I Westport, 50I
Westport Mills, 501 Westwood, 440, 441
674
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Weymouth, 31, 382-85 Weymouth, Captain George, 22
Weymouth Fore River, 618
Weymouth Landing, 383 Whale Inn, Goshen, 529
Whaleman Statue (New Bedford), 287 Whaling: (Nantucket), 560; (New Bedford), 285; (Plymouth), 321; (Provincetown), 328- 29; end of, 49, 50
Whalley, Edmund, 527
Wharf Theater, 333 Wharton, Edith, home of, 483
Whately, 564 Wheatley, Phillis, 6
Wheaton College, 308-09, 310
Wheaton College Chapel (see Wheaton Col- lege)
Wheaton Female Seminary, 309
Wheaton, Judge Laban, 309
Wheelwright House, 293-94
Wheelwright, John, IOI
Whig Party, 48, 395
Whipple House (Ipswich), 418
Whipple, Mrs. Naomi, 428
Whipsufferage, 47I
Whistler, James Abbott McNeill, 120-21, 264 Whistling Whale, 33I
Whitcher, Goody, 508; Barrow Hill, 508
Whitcomb Summit, observation (Florida), 458 White, Colonel Asaph (Erving), 452
White Court (Swampscott), 424
Summer White House of President Calvin Coolidge, 424
White Homestead, Peregrine, site of, 625
White House, Abijah (Watertown), 378
White Memorial Fountain, 150
White, Peregrine, 625
White Valley, 602
Whitefield, George, 293, 524
Whitehall, 470
Whitin, Paul, 605
Whiting Mills (Holyoke), 248
Whitinsville, 605
Whitman, 627-28
Whitman, Augustus, 627
Whitney, Andrew, 234
Whitney, Anne, 376, 444
Whitney Arches, 234
Whitney, Eli, birthplace of, 52I
Whitney, Harry Payne, 599
Whitney, Joel, 465
Whitney Park Observation Tower, 599
Whittemore, Amos, 130, 465
Whittemore-Robbins Mansion (Arlington), 134 Whittemore, Samuel, 133
Whittemore, William, and Company (Arling- ton), 130
Whittier, John Greenleaf, 90, 93, 104, 105, 106, 246, 431, 508, 509; birthplace of, Haverhill, 247, 509; Whittier Family Monument, 509; Whittier House, 508 Whorf, John, 123, 329
Wianno Headland, 593
Widener Memorial Room, 196 (see Harvard College) Wiggins Tavern, 303 Wigglesworth Hall, 198 (see Harvard College) Wigglesworth, Michael, 102; Day of Doom,
Wight, Alice Stallknecht, 592
Wigwams, English, 79 Wilbraham Academy, 477
Wilbraham Lookout Tower, 477 Wilbur Theater, 86, 162 Wilcox, Peter, Jr., 482 Wildcat Foot Trail, 486
Wilder, Jonathan, 514
Wilder Mansion (Harvard), 513
Wilkins, Mary E., 108
Wilkinson, Jemima, 617
Willard Brook, 460
Willard House (Deerfield), 225
Willard House, Henry (Harvard), 513
Willard, Samuel, Dr., 225
Willard, Simon, 156, 2II; clock by, 218
Willard, Solomon, 84
Willett, Captain Thomas, 610
Williams College, 386, 387-88
Williams, Colonel Ephraim, 386, 564
Williams, Eleazar, 567
Williams, Elisha, 564
Williams, Eunice, Monument (Deerfield), 454
Williams House, John (Deerfield), 226
Williams Inn Club (Marlborough), 472
Williams, John, 224, 226
Williams, John Chandler, 313 1
Williams, Lucretia, 313
Williams, Roger, 4, 18, 91-92, 101, 139
Williams Tavern (Marlborough), 472
Williamsburg, 528
Williamstown, 386-89
Willis House, 44I
Williston Academy (Easthampton), 572
Williston, Samuel, 572
Willow Lake Farm, 432
Will's Hill (Middleton), 432
Wilmington, 433
Wilson, Edmund, 330
Wilson, Henry, 519
Wilson Tree, Henry, 519
Wilson, Woodrow, 74
Winchendon, 540
Winchester, 465 Winchester, Colonel, 465
Wind Gap, 551 (see Mt. Holyoke)
Windham, Charles, Earl of Egremont, 582
Windmills (Millis), 442; (Nantucket), 562
Windsor, 530-3I
Windsor Jambs, 530
Windsor Pond (Florida), 458
Winnicunnet Turkey Farm, 310 Winnikenni Castle (Haverhill), 247
Winnisimet, 206
Winnisimet Ferryboat, 206
Winship, Jason, 133
Winslow, Edward, 102
Winslow Family, 324
Winslow, General John, 323
Winslow, Governor Edward, 619
Winslow House, Edward (Plymouth), 323
Winslow House (Marshfield), 625
Winsor, Justin, 106
Winthrop, 425 Winthrop, Deane, 425
Winthrop, Governor John, 32, 33, 138, 179, 185, 271, 280, 292, 425, 434; country home of, 355; Journal of, 423; statue of, 149 Winthrop House, Deane (Revere), 425
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Winthrop, John, Jr., 413, 421, 475 Winthrop Pond, 438 Wireless Station, R.C.A. (Marion), 499 Wise House, John (Ipswich), 418 Wise, Rev. John, 417, 418 Wishing Well, Indian memorial (Charlemont), 457 Wistariahurst (Holyoke), 249 Wiswall, Ichabod, grave of, 626 Witch House (Salem), 347 (see Witchcraft) Witchcraft, 242:
Corwin, Judge, 347; Gallows Hill, 345; George, Luce, 242-43; Hale, Mrs., 345; Parris, Rev. Samuel, 344; Persecutions, 344-45; Phips, Governor, 345; Proctor, Elizabeth, 242; Rhines, Judy, 243; Salem, 344-45; Tituba, 344-45; Voodoo Tales, 344-45; Wesson, Peg, 243; Witch House, 347; Younger, Tammy, 243
Wizard's Glen, 53I Wo Peen, murals, 367 Woburn, 389-92 Wolf Rock, 538
Wolfe, General, 293 Wolfe Tavern, 293 Wollaston, Captain Thomas, 31, 32I
Women's City Club, 152
Women's Suffrage, 395 (see Worcester) Women's Trade Union League, 76
Wonder Strands, 333 Wonder Working Providence, 77 Wonnocoote, Sachem's Rock, 629
Wood, William M., 72, 493; estate of, 555
Woodbury, Charles H., 372 Woodbury, Colonel Bartholomew, 604
Woodcock House (S. Walpole), 414
Wooden Chair (South Gardner), 450
Woods Hole, 555 Woods Hole Aquarium, 595 Woods, Leonard, 517 Woodward Farmhouse, 299 Woodwardia Areolate, 590
Woodworth Tavern, site of (Dedham), 219 Wooley, Mary Emma, 357 Worcester, 392-403
Worcester Academy, 403 Worcester Art Museum, 117-18
Worcester City Hall, 396
Worcester County, 20, 23
Worcester Music Festival, 393
Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 53, 400
Worcester Purification Works, 474
Worcester Turnpike, 518, 521
Workingmen of Boston, 67
Workingmen's Institute, 71
Workmen's Circle Camp, 457
World Peace Foundation, 465
Woronoco, 479, 484
Worthen, Ezra, 26I
Worthington Center, 532
Worthington Corners (Worthington), 532
Wrentham, 428
Wrentham State School for Feebleminded · Children, 429
Wright Emery Mine, 480-81
Wright, Frank Lloyd, 87
Wright, grave of Prudence, 461
Wright House, 302
Wright Tavern, 215
Wychmere Harbor, 592
Wymen, Jabez, 133
Xaverian Brothers, 422-23
Yale Linus, 455
Yankee Sticks, 54I
Yarmouth, 496
Young House, 307
Young, Walter, 437
Younger, Tammy, 243
Zerrahn, Carl, 116 Zoar, 456 Zylonite, 596
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