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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1923

Page

16

Concords rich heritage of public works and culture

Emma Josephine Smith recounts Concord history from colonial public stocks to Sleepy Hollow cemetery, municipal light plant development, churches, schools, art, and numerous civic organizations. The piece notes notable figures, landmarks, early education mandates, and the town’s evolution into a linked cultural center.

Emma Josephine Smith John H. Keyes Concord John Richardson Hill Burying Ground Joseph Meriam Main Street Thomas Hartshorn Sleeply Hollow Sleepy Hollow Maria Holbrook New Hill New H Simil Prichard Ong Mie Tipe America Westminster Abbey Emerson Hawthrone Thoreau The Alcotts William Ellery Channing Samuel Ripley Elizabeth Hoag Hoar Ephriam Weley But Elizabeth Peabody George L. Prescott St. Bernard’s Bedford Street C. S. Davis Gow Concord Public Schools Edward W. Emerson Mr. Emerson Daniel Chester French Frank Edwinwell Edward Emerson Simmons Stacy Tolman French Mr. Elwell May Alcott Diana and the Art Institute of Chicago Metropolitan Museum of Art New York City Simmons Congressional Library Washington Tolman Ihe Concord ¢Public Tolman Concord Art Association Lexington Road Trinity Church Vestry

Concords Tablet Trail Through Towns Formation and War

A tour through Concords historic tablets describes 1635 settlement led by Rev Peter Bulkeley, key figures like Simon Willard, early town governance, and the 1774 Provincial Congress meeting at the First Parish Meeting House with John Hancock presiding and Benjamin Lincoln as secretary. The narrative links Musketaquid origins to the town's evolving monuments and revolutionary memory.

Wright Tavern Trinitarian Congregational Church Trinity Church Episcopal St. Bernard's Church First Church of Christ Masonic Hall Middlesex Mutual Insurance Company Lowell Road General Court Harvard College Corinthian Lodge Town Hall Genau! House Hubbard Street Ripley Grammar Emerson School Baterson Peter Bulkeley Concord Nashawtuck Sagamore New England Musketaquid Simon Willard Blood Flint Willard Meriam Wood Hosmer Barrett Wheeler Jones Brown Buttrick Hrooks Stow Hoar Heywood Hunt Miles Elm Street Nashawtuc Hill Monument Square Massachusetts John Hancock Benjamin Lincoln

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