At the close of the eighteenth century the social life of Newburyport was gay and attractive, with brilliant gatherings, luxury and refinement, culture and style, fine houses, dance parties, and elegant and generous hospitality.
At the close of the eighteenth century the social life of Newburyport was gay and attractive, with brilliant gatherings, luxury and refinement, culture and style, fine houses, dance parties, and elegant and generous hospitality.
Hugh McGlew, the early Catholics in Newburyport and Captain Jacob Brown
Sarah Jane Hardy Alter was a shrewd and successful business woman in the 1800s in Newburyport MA.
Helen and Charles Bliss, The Bliss Family Collection, 62 High Street, Newburyport, MA. Charles Bliss was one of the most beloved men in Newburyport, and has been completely forgotten.
29 Jefferson Street – Joseph Coffin, owner of the shipyard at the end of Jefferson Street, and the 1784 will of Benjamin Coffin that tells of a ship building yard at the end of Jefferson Street in the 1700s.