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Joseph Shultz

August 19, 2013

JOSEPH SHULTZ Teacher, Carter School Headmaster Joseph Shultz was born in Chelsea and was a lifelong resident of the city residing at…

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First Baptist Church

August 19, 2013

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH On the 23rd of June 1836, nine men and sixteen women met in the house of Mr. Dwight Wheelock,…

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Captain Myles Standish

August 19, 2013

Captain Myles Standish As a young man Myles was commissioned to fight in the Netherlands. On his return to England he was…

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Parson’s Beach

August 19, 2013

PARSON’S BEACH Originally Parson’s Beach was an area unfit for swimming. There were tons of rubbish and blocks of granite that had…

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Barefoot Gene

August 19, 2013

EUGENE ‘BAREFOOT GENE” WILLARD   ‘Barefoot Gene” considered by many as eccentric, anomalous, or just a character spent his life walking throughout…

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Ye Olde Skule Haus

August 19, 2013

YE OLDE SKULE HAUS   The first schoolhouse in the Town of Chelsea was a one story brick building built in the…

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Louis B. Mayer

August 19, 2013

 Louis B. Mayer Mayer was born in Ukraine and grew up in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada after his parents fled Russian…

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Chelsea Man Accused of Witchcraft 1692

August 19, 2013

Chelsea Man Accused in Witch Trials of 1692 From 1692 to 1694, a mass hysteria was embedded into communities surrounding Boston on…

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The J. S. Green Building

August 19, 2013

THE J. S. GREEN BUILDING, CHELSEA SQUARE   The James S. Green building, located at Broadway and Second Street, was constructed by…

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Ninth Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry

August 19, 2013

NINTH REGIMENT MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEER INFANTRY Regiment lost during service 15 Officers and 194 Enlisted men killed and mortally wounded and 3 Officers…

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