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by Fred Wilson (Author)
This publication provides a comprehensive look into the rich history of Nahant, Massachusetts, and the people, places, and traditions that have shaped its development. From the first European explorers in the 1600s and the establishment of a permanent settlement to President Roosevelt's first visit to Senator Lodge in 1902, readers will learn about the significant events that have made Nahant the charming coastal town it is today. This volume also documents the development of the town as a popular summer resort destination, as well as its role in maritime history and the American Revolution. Several other subjects covered in this work include old customs, religion, present industries, steamboats, public libraries, churches, transportation, first town meetings, politics, and more. Various illustrations and photographs accompany the passages throughout the book, bringing the text to life and giving readers a visual representation of the town's significant people and places. A list of town officers is given at the close of this work, followed by an index arranged alphabetically by surname or subject. Through a detailed account, supported by historical records, this volume offers a fascinating look at the past of Nahant.
