Beverly Bedeviled: One Town's True Connections with the Witchcraft of 1692

Name: Beverly Bedeviled: One Town's True Connections with the Witchcraft of 1692
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ByEdward R. Brown

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True stories about the connections between Beverly, Massachusetts and the Salem witchcraft hysteria.

Details

Publication Date: Jun 12, 2015
Language: English
ISBN: 9781891906107
Category: History
Copyright: All Rights Reserved - Standard Copyright License
Contributors: By (author): Edward R. Brown

Specifications

Pages: 42
Binding: Perfect Bound
Interior Color: Black & White
Dimensions: US Trade (6 x 9 in / 152 x 229 mm)

Keywords

witchcraft Salem Beverly MA John Hale colonial history New England history Massachusetts history

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Decorative objects brought back from Asia by Beverly merchants; the papers of William Bartlett, George Washington’s naval agent; paintings by artists such as Gilbert Stuart, James Frothingham, Frank Benson, Luke Prince, Frederick Coffay Yohn and more than 500,000 images in various formats, such as prints, negatives, slides, glass negatives, daguerreotypes, film, and videotape of people, places and events related to Beverly and the region are among the treasures held by the Beverly Historical Society. The John Cabot House, one of three historic properties owned by the Society, serves as a museum of Beverly history; a resource center for research on a multitude of subjects; the repository of one of the most important history archives in the region, and as a regional visitor center. Our 17th century properties, the Balch House and Hale Farm, illustrate the lives of the earliest European settlers, the issues of the colonial period, and the evolution of Beverly from farm village to vacat

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