Make Newburyport Great Again

All Empires crumble. Newburyport has done so a few times. It rose from the ashes of a Great fire. When ship building died, it built a factory and mill economy. It rebuilt as well as it could after a second great fire and clung to life until surrendering to Urban Renewal. A couple of dozen […]

Written on September 25, 2019 | Posted in Construction,Featured,Market Square,Uncategorized | 3 Comments

Construction / Lumber

W.E. Atkinson Company – Located at 27 Water St Newburyport, MA.  They were a harware and lumber dealer.  The lumber dept was a large drive through building.

Written on December 6, 2009 | Posted in Construction,Lumber | 4 Comments

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