Hi,
I'm looking for a listing of summer activities as well as lodgings in Chatham if someone could help. My fiance and I plan on coming to Chatham in August and would like a brochure for summer 2007.
Constance S. Onofrio
207C Windgate Circle
Monroe, Ct. 06468
cso320@sbcglobal.net
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Wednesday, March 21, 2007
Sunday, March 18, 2007
Eldredge Public Library - 1894
Chatham, MA - The Eldredge Public Library (EPL) was a gift to the people of Chatham from one of its natives, Marcellus Eldredge, who was a successful businessman and legislator in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, and yet retained close ties to his home town. In 1894 he purchased land on Main Street for $1,000. Construction of the new library took a year and cost about $30,000.
Architect Albion M. Marble of Fall River, a student of H. H. Richardson, designed the original 67' by 34' building in the Renaissance/Romanesque Revival Style, with Quincy granite foundation, red West Barnstable brick walls with pink mortar, Longmeadow brownstone trim, a slate roof with terra cotta cresting, and eyebrow dormers. The interior was finished with quartered oak wainscoting, a carved oak fireplace mantle, Italian marble mosaic in the vestibule, and two stained glass windows with solid medallion facsimiles of the marks of L. Giunta and Aldus, both early Italian book crafters.
Meanwhile, the EPL was legally established as a corporation "for the formation and maintenance of a public library in Chatham." Five men (including Marcellus Eldredge) and their successors were named as corporation members. The Library was dedicated in formal ceremonies on July 4, 1896, and opened to the public a week later.
Architect Albion M. Marble of Fall River, a student of H. H. Richardson, designed the original 67' by 34' building in the Renaissance/Romanesque Revival Style, with Quincy granite foundation, red West Barnstable brick walls with pink mortar, Longmeadow brownstone trim, a slate roof with terra cotta cresting, and eyebrow dormers. The interior was finished with quartered oak wainscoting, a carved oak fireplace mantle, Italian marble mosaic in the vestibule, and two stained glass windows with solid medallion facsimiles of the marks of L. Giunta and Aldus, both early Italian book crafters.
Meanwhile, the EPL was legally established as a corporation "for the formation and maintenance of a public library in Chatham." Five men (including Marcellus Eldredge) and their successors were named as corporation members. The Library was dedicated in formal ceremonies on July 4, 1896, and opened to the public a week later.
Fishing Boats Sought
Hello,
We run the Sanideco Center .sl. in Valencia, Spain.
We're looking to buy fishing industry vessel plants or fishing vessels to work in Marruecan Sea. We have a fishing co. in casablanca.
Those interested please email sanideco@xpress.es
best regards
Said Sabsoub
sanideco@xpress.es
tel 00 34 639678051
fax 00 34 96 3942542
We run the Sanideco Center .sl. in Valencia, Spain.
We're looking to buy fishing industry vessel plants or fishing vessels to work in Marruecan Sea. We have a fishing co. in casablanca.
Those interested please email sanideco@xpress.es
best regards
Said Sabsoub
sanideco@xpress.es
tel 00 34 639678051
fax 00 34 96 3942542
Monday, March 05, 2007
Dalai Lama
Hi,
I am looking for the jewelry store on main street in Chatham specializing in silver… it's called ‘Dalai Lama’ I believe.
Is it still in business?
Thank you,
Andrea
leonarac@bc.edu
I am looking for the jewelry store on main street in Chatham specializing in silver… it's called ‘Dalai Lama’ I believe.
Is it still in business?
Thank you,
Andrea
leonarac@bc.edu
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