Madame Jean, Salisbury Beach, MA
Coming soon. She read my fortune back in 1989 and actually got some huge things correct. This is my death sentence, but according to Madame Jean I have a long life line on the palm of my hand…wow! That translates into updating and fighting hacks and spam on this site for a hell of a long time. We are getting something together. If you are in the Salisbury Beach area and can take a picture of Madame Jean we would greatly appreciate it! Let me know!
Shawn
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About Shawn Gearin - ModeratorShawn is a former NBPTMA resident from 1967-1996. He lived at 5 Walnut St in a gray Greek revival home. He was a Whittier Tech 1986 graduate and a Northern Essex Community college graduate where he wrote and photographed for both school's newspapers. Finishing his education at Hesser College and North Shore Community College, he received a BA in Business Management and a FAA Private Pilot Certification. An aviation, photography enthusiast and telecommunications project manager, he enjoys writing history, personal memoirs, and asking lots of questions on his hosted websites. Now a resident of North Carolina, he lives with his family in a 1930 farmhouse on a gentleman's farm surrounded by cattle from other nearby farms. YEAT!
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Father Gerard Darcia French Church. Federal St.
Hand Tubs / Firemen Musters/
Built: 1878 Manufacture: Button Cylinders: 10 Reg #: 650 Fire Department: Newburyport, Ma Class: A Neptune 8 – is owned by the Neptune Veteran Firemen’s Association of Newburyport Ma. ————————————————————————————————————- Ould Newbury Protection #1 -This pump’s hometown is Newbury, Ma. Built: 1865 Manufacture: J Cylinders: 10 Reg #: ?? Fire Department: Newbury, Ma Class: A […]
I am starting my seach for someone to transpose from 5000 (estimated) slides of Salisbury Beach from 1940s to 1980s from slides to DIGITAL! II am looking for someone to do this strictly as a”Labor of love”! Expenses will be covered, external hard drives, thumbdrives, etc.
If you know of someone, preferably local, who is interested in preserving what may be a very accurate piece of the Beach’s HISTORY!
I can be contacted at 727 967-6000 (a Florida number)
I can explain why a guy from Florida even CARES about this! Graduate of Portsmouth High in 1954, we spent a LOT OF TIME here on THE BEACH!
I do not want to see this photo record be lost to History!
Help us save it if you can,
Paul McClintock