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Paths Through Time in Salem
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A trip to the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem,
MA, to see
Ansel Adams: At the Water's Edge,
a wonderful exhibit of photographs of oceans and rivers from most of Adams' life,
turned into a walk through time when my friend Laura suggested that we tour
PEM's houses, which led to walking through more of Salem and traveling a bit
more through time. We traversed the seventeenth, eighteenth, nineteenth,
twentieth, and twenty-first centuries that day!
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All photos are by
Jessica Mink,
Masspaths.net
You may use any of these images with credit to the photographer.
John Ward House, 1684 | |||
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Crowninshield-Bentley House, circa 1727-1730 | |||
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Gardner-Pingree House, 1804 | |||
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Jessica is "Bewitched" by the 20th Century | |||
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McIntire Historic District, 18th and 19th Centuries | |||
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Hamilton Hall, where Federalists gathered | |||
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Concert at Allerton Overlook in Olmsted Park, Boston | |||
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