A Handbook of New England volume 3
A Handbook of New England volume 3
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Pop {twp) 1174 {1910), 1173 {1915). Essex Co. Settled 1639. Indian name Shenewemedy. The little village of Topsfield nestles between high, char- acteristic drumlins. Town Hill and Great Hill to the east rise to over 240 feet. The region is a favorite one for the resi- dences of Boston people. The arboretum and botanic garden and also the rock garden on Emerson Proctor's estate of several thousand acres are especially noteworthy.
The Parson Capen house (adm. 10 cents), near the Common, dates fro...m 1683. It has recently been purchased and restored by the Topsfield Historical Society and is con- sidered the best example in New England of seventeenth century Colonial architecture, with projecting upper story. The lower rooms are furnished in the manner of the period. The town was named from Topesfield, England, and from early records one gathers that the region was infested with bears and wolves. The father of the celebrated Joseph Smith, the Mormon prophet, was a native of the town. His grave is in the old burial ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pop {twp) 1174 {1910), 1173 {1915). Essex Co. Settled 1639. Indian name Shenewemedy. The little village of Topsfield nestles between high, char- acteristic drumlins. Town Hill and Great Hill to the east rise to over 240 feet. The region is a favorite one for the resi- dences of Boston people. The arboretum and botanic garden and also the rock garden on Emerson Proctor's estate of several thousand acres are especially noteworthy.
The Parson Capen house (adm. 10 cents), near the Common, dates fro...m 1683. It has recently been purchased and restored by the Topsfield Historical Society and is con- sidered the best example in New England of seventeenth century Colonial architecture, with projecting upper story. The lower rooms are furnished in the manner of the period. The town was named from Topesfield, England, and from early records one gathers that the region was infested with bears and wolves. The father of the celebrated Joseph Smith, the Mormon prophet, was a native of the town. His grave is in the old burial ground.
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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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