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Town Hall, Rockport, Mass., circa 1909
Compare this postcard of Rockport’s former town hall with this black and white one. Also, read the text I posted along with that earlier card for some of the history of this building. Neither of these two cards has a … Continue reading
Town Hall, Rockport, Mass., circa 1910
This impressive-looking building, with its enormous, church-like windows, no longer stands. (If you know when it was torn down, please let me know.) As quiet as it looks in this postcard, it was sometimes the scene of major social events. … Continue reading
