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Air station facilities consisted of a single hangar, a paved 250 ft parking apron, and two seaplane ramps. Barracks, administrative and dining facilities, communications and motor pool buildings were also part of the complex.
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Air station facilities consisted of a single hangar, a paved 250 ft parking apron, and two seaplane ramps. Barracks, administrative and dining facilities, communications and motor pool buildings were also part of the complex.Air station facilities consist
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By the 20th century, the western end of Derby Street had become the heart of the Polish Community in Salem. The St. Joseph Society, a fraternal society, built this headquarters in 1909.
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Moved from Marblehead, originally built by Thomas Pedrick in 1770. During the Revolution, Pedrick commissioned privateers to capture British merchant vessels, and probably stored captured cargo in his store house.
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The Narbonne House was built in 1675 for butcher Thomas Ives. Named after Sarah Narbonne, whose grandfather Jonathan Andrews purchased the house in 1780. Sarah was born in the Narbonne house, and lived there for her entire life.
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Nathaniel Bowditch was a self taught mathematician. He discovered over 8,000 errors in Englishman John Hamilton Moore’s, The Practical Navigator. In 1802 he published his own American Practical Navigator, which remains the world standard.
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