A Handbook of New England volume 1
A Handbook of New England volume 1
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Worcester Co. Settled 1650. Indian name Nashawog. Mfg. Cotton goods, furniture, grease and tallow, fullers' earth.
Lancaster is a beautiful old village noted for its magnificent trees. There is a fine village Green shaded by handsome elms.
534 LANCASTER— STERLIN G Fronting upon it are the Church, the Library, the High School, and the new Town Hall, built in an appropriate Colonial style. The present First Unitarian Church, built in 1816, is the fifth meeting house of the original society, found...ed in 1653. It is one of the few churches designed by Charles Bulfinch and has a cupola of especially fine proportions. The interior is Courtesy of Wallace Nutting THE FIFTH MEETING HOUSE, LANCASTER, DESIGNED BY BULFINCH well worth seeing. The pulpit supported by eight Ionic col- umns is one of the handsomest in New England.
Rev. Nathaniel Thayer was pastor of the church from 1792 to 1840. His four grandsons, John E. , Bayard, Nathaniel, and Eugene V. R. Thayer, built fine estates here which cover the eastern slopes of George Hill in South Lancaster.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Worcester Co. Settled 1650. Indian name Nashawog. Mfg. Cotton goods, furniture, grease and tallow, fullers' earth.
Lancaster is a beautiful old village noted for its magnificent trees. There is a fine village Green shaded by handsome elms.
534 LANCASTER— STERLIN G Fronting upon it are the Church, the Library, the High School, and the new Town Hall, built in an appropriate Colonial style. The present First Unitarian Church, built in 1816, is the fifth meeting house of the original society, found...ed in 1653. It is one of the few churches designed by Charles Bulfinch and has a cupola of especially fine proportions. The interior is Courtesy of Wallace Nutting THE FIFTH MEETING HOUSE, LANCASTER, DESIGNED BY BULFINCH well worth seeing. The pulpit supported by eight Ionic col- umns is one of the handsomest in New England.
Rev. Nathaniel Thayer was pastor of the church from 1792 to 1840. His four grandsons, John E. , Bayard, Nathaniel, and Eugene V. R. Thayer, built fine estates here which cover the eastern slopes of George Hill in South Lancaster.
What to read after A Handbook of New England volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Porter Edward Sargent to read onlineMoreLess
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