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History your way not their way…

My Newburyport could actually be your Newburyport! I love the history of this city, but how many books, websites, and museums can you read, and visit all delivering the same historical information. You know the usual suspects, such as Lord Timothy Dexter, William Lloyd Garrison and that woman who choked to death on a pea, but not to be confused with Dexter’s Pickle. Stay awake with me now as we are about to enter the 20th century.

Greatness and admiration in the eyes of a voyeur of someone, something or some place is wasted if you let time take it from you. More often then not, you are just one of many admirers of that special place. However, it is possible you could be the only one, and we may not want to go there with you. Seriously now, help me pack this site with local memories from the decades of Happiness, Love, Indulgence and Greed. The typical Newburyport experience was not that of Dexter and the Cushings. It was that of the common man and woman, many of which lived in the home you are in now.

Do we share the same Newburyport? Contribute, relive and help keep alive this time in Newburyport’s history. You are already a part of it!

Shawn Gearin

My Memory Years 1967-1994

North End

Shawn Gearin

FYI the locations of referenced businesses may or may not be located CURRENTLY at the locations we talk about. If you are using this site as a find a pizza place you may be purchasing clothes when you get there. However, if known we give the present location. Shawn Gearin is a former resident and Newburyport business owner.

.This sight is continuously being updated.

Statement- this site is in no way passing judgment on anyone, anything or any place. We feel a town or city is constructed of many different individuals, thus making up the populous and feel of a particular place. Negative slamming of an individual is not what this site is about and all comments will be deleted once found. Fact is, if a person, place or thing is mentioned on this site it is because you have added to Newburyport’s local history. We also believe you have a interesting life story to tell. We may even like you! Any private comments may be addressed to this email.
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