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Season's greetings and warmest wishes for the new year from the Archives!
We will see you in 2024 with more photographs, ephemera, stories, and mysteries.
East India Square Fountain, 1980 #SalemMA
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Today, on the blog, we look at the evolution of the Salem Fraternity into the Boys & Girls Club of Greater #SalemMA
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Today, on the blog, we take a look at a growing teachers college and a mysterious building labeled the "Emmerton Estate." #SalemMA
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Jonathon M. Whitmore was busy in December 1994 photographing Salem's many twinkle lights for the Salem Evening News. ✨#SalemMA
1. Pickering Wharf
2. Salem Common
3. Dearborn Street
Warmest wishes for a happy Hanukkah! This photograph was taken by Ray Wallman for the Salem Evening News in December 1992 but is otherwise not labeled. If you recognize someone in the photograph, please let us know!
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Our Nelson Dionne Salem History Collection is filled with all things transportation. Today, we're taking a look at Salem's railroad history. Head over to our blog to learn more! #SalemMA
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Generosity abounds this month's #ArchivesHashtagParty. We're exchanging gifts with other libraries, archives, and museums for #ArchivesGiftExchange.
We can't wait to see your favorite items from your collections!
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#TBT
David Matt from the Salem Evening News was busy photographing local Christmas tree farms on this day in 1982.
Does anyone recognize these locations? The first is labeled #SalemMA and the second says #BeverlyMA.
Today is #GivingTuesday – the Global Day of Giving!
We continually strive to grow our collections, preserve them, and make them accessible to all. We couldn't accomplish this without the generous support of our community. #SalemMA
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✨50th ANNIVERSARY✨
"A Tribute to Jack Kerouac" was held as part of the 4th annual Arts Festival at #SalemState in 1973. It is generally considered the first academic symposium on the life and work of #JackKerouac.
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1989 (Salem's Version)
1. Derby Street from 27 Charter Street
2. Lafayette Street
3. Congress Street Bridge
4. Peabody Building, 120 Washington Street
#SalemMA
Cozy up for #ArchivesHashtagParty with #ArchivesFamilyPhotos
Congressman George J. Bates and family in their home in #SalemMA.
L-R: Nora, Raymond, William, Mary, Francis, Carolyn, George, Catherine, and George.
Carolyn is better known as Nana to @mulaney
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Our Flickr page now has over 14,000 high-resolution images and that number is growing daily.
Take a look and let us know what your favorites are!
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#ArchivesMonth#SalemMA