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Photograph, Chandler’s Ice Cream, 86 Andover Street, circa 1954 Advertisement, Lynnfield News, September 7, 1978 The recent heatwave has inspired this week’s post. Let’s grab a spoon and dig into some fun facts about the history of ice cream....
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This week, we will continue our May series on Peabody’s service members. We will delve into the life, death and legacy of the Kiley brothers. Photograph, Left to Right,Roger Kiley, Ralph Kiley (and the family dog) Today, the Kiley name is mostly synonymous with...
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Armed Forces Day was observed last Saturday, May 15th. It is a day to reflect on the sacrifices of those who currently serve in the military. In that spirit, we will look back on Peabody’s own, Captain Samuel Brown, and the ultimate sacrifice he made during the...
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As we edge closer to summer, we will look back to the fancy homes and cottages of Peabody’s summer residents. Print, Appleton Estate, Suntaug Lake, 1882 Photograph, Appleton Estate, Suntaug Lake, circa 1890 General Francis H. Appleton built his grand estate in...
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The Lexington Monument exists today because a group of citizens recognized the importance of a permanent memorial to the fallen men of April 19, 1775. In 1834, led by John Upton, a committee was formed make it happen. The local community responded with generous...
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Due to continued concerns over COVID-19, there will be no in-person commemoration of Patriot’s Day. However, we will devote April’s Postcards of Peabody’s Past to virtually recognize the sacrifices made that day. “Eagle Corner and...
