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Historical Markers and War Memorials on the South Shore Region
By Roger W. Sinnott, May 1, 2011
The View from Government Island
1 ► Massachusetts, Norfolk County, Cohasset — Antoine and Wilson Memorial —  |
| 2 ► Massachusetts, Norfolk County, Cohasset — Minot's Ledge Lighthouse — Built 1855–1860 — |
| 3 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Duxbury — Alden House Historic Site — |
| 4 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Duxbury — America's Oldest Maintained Cemetery — |
| 5 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Duxbury — Bumpus Park — |
| 6 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Duxbury — Ezra Weston — |
| 7 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Duxbury — Homestead of Captain Myles Standish — |
| 8 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Duxbury — John and Priscilla Alden Family Sites — |
| 9 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Duxbury — Memorial Stones of John and Priscilla Alden — Gravestone of Captain Jonathan Alden — |
| 10 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Duxbury — Nathaniel Winsor, Jr. House — |
| 11 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Duxbury — Philip Delano — (1602-1681) — |
| 12 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Duxbury — Reynolds-Maxwell Garden — |
| 13 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Duxbury — Shipyard Center — |
| 14 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Duxbury — Site of First Church — |
| 15 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Duxbury — Site of First School House — |
| 16 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Duxbury — Site of Ford's Store — |
| 17 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Duxbury — Site of Nook Gate — |
| 18 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Duxbury — Site of Point School — |
| 19 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Duxbury — Site of Second Meeting House — |
| 20 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Duxbury — Site of Tide Grist Mills — |
| 21 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Duxbury — The Beginning of the Bradford House — |
| 22 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Duxbury — Tree of Knowledge — |
| 23 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Duxbury — Welcome to the Old Burial Ground, c. 1632-1787 — |
| 24 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Duxbury — Welcome to the Old Burying Ground, c. 1632-1787 — |
| 25 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Duxbury — William Brewster’s Homestead — |
| 26 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Duxbury, South Duxbury — Captain Myles Standish — |
| 27 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hanover — North River Bridge — |
| 28 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hanover — On North River — |
| 29 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hingham — Abraham Lincoln — |
| 30 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hingham — Benjamin Lincoln — (1732-1810) — |
| 31 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hingham — General Benjamin Lincoln House — |
| 32 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hingham — Great Abolitionist Pic Nic of 1844 — Tranquility Grove — Burns Memorial Park — |
| 33 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hingham — Hingham "Town Farm" — Third Almshouse — |
| 34 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hingham — Hingham Massachusetts — |
| 35 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hingham — In Honor of All Who Have Served — |
| 36 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hingham — Old Ship Church — 1630 - 1930 — |
| 37 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hingham — POW/MIA Memorial — |
| 38 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hingham — Reverend Peter Hobart — |
| 39 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hingham — Samuel Lincoln House — 1630 - 1930 — |
| 40 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hingham — Second Almshouse — |
| 41 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hingham — The Mill at Triphammer Pond — |
| 42 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hingham, Bare Cove Park — Almshouse — |
| 43 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hingham, Bare Cove Park — Hingham Naval Ammunition Depot — a former military facility on the Weymouth Back River — |
| 44 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hingham, Bare Cove Park at Lynch Fields — Third Almshouse — |
| 45 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hingham, Gladtidings Plain — Hingham Second Parish Church — |
| 46 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hingham, Hingham Center — Buttonwood Tree — |
| 47 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hingham, Hingham Center — Hingham Center Training Field — The Playne — |
| 48 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hingham, Hingham Center — In Memoriam to Hingham’s War Dead — of 1941 World War II 1945 — |
| 49 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hingham, Hingham Center — Korean War — 1950 - 1955 — |
| 50 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hingham, Hingham Center — These Trees and This Stone — World War I Memorial — |
| 51 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hingham, Hingham Center — Vietnam War — 1961 - 1975 — |
| 52 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hingham, Hingham Town Center — Almshouse — |
| 53 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hingham, Wompatuck State Park — Chief Wompatuck — |
| 54 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hingham, Wompatuck State Park — General History — |
| 55 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hingham, Wompatuck State Park — US Military History — |
| 56 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hull — Bastion C — Fort Warren-Georges Island — Boston Harbor Islands National Recreation Area — |
| 57 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hull — Battery Bartlett — |
| 58 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hull — Bernice James DePasquali — |
| 59 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hull — British Marine Burial Site — |
| 60 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hull — Fort Independence — |
| 61 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hull — Gold Star Mothers Monument — |
| 62 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hull — Hull — 1630 - 1930 — |
| 63 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hull — Hull — 1630 - 1930 — |
| 64 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hull — John Boyle O'Reilly — |
| 65 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hull — John Boyle O'Reilly House — 1889 — |
| 66 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hull — Lt. William Haswell House — (c.1767 - 1775) — British Naval Officer — |
| 67 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hull — Paragon Park — |
| 68 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hull — Strangers Corner — |
| 69 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hull — Telegraph Hill — Hull, Massachusetts — Fort Revere Park — |
| 70 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hull — The "Dark Arch" — |
| 71 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hull — The Brewster Islands — |
| 72 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hull — Vietnam War Memorial — |
| 73 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hull — War Memorial — |
| 74 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hull, Hull Village — A Fascinating Tale — Hull, Massachusetts — Fort Revere Park — |
| 75 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hull, Hull Village — Fort Revere Artillery Batteries — Hull, Massachusetts — Fort Revere Park — |
| 76 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hull, Hull Village — Fort Revere Officers’ Quarters, c. 1903 — |
| 77 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hull, Hull Village — Fort Revere Park — |
| 78 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hull, Hull Village — Tower on Telegraph Hill — Hull, Massachusetts — Fort Revere Park — |
| 79 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Hull, Telegraph Hill — In Memory of the French Military Who Died in Hull — |
| 80 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Kingston — Historic Site of Home of Joseph Howland — |
| 81 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Kingston — The Brig Independence — |
| 82 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Kingston — The Home of John Howland and his Wife — |
| 83 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Marshfield — Daniel Webster — 1782 — 1853 — |
| 84 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Marshfield — Daniel Webster — Born January 18, 1782 Died, October 24, 1852 — |
| 85 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Marshfield — Daniel Webster Tablet — |
| 86 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Marshfield — Early Canal — |
| 87 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Marshfield — Early Settlers at Green Harbor Marshfield — |
| 88 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Marshfield — Edward Winslow — Founder of Marshfield — |
| 89 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Marshfield — First Church of Marshfield — Old Ordinary — |
| 90 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Marshfield — First Meetinghouse — |
| 91 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Marshfield — Ford Mill — |
| 92 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Marshfield — Marshfield Veterans of the American Revolution — 1775 - 1783 — |
| 93 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Marshfield — Old Marshfield Training Field — 1630 - 1930 — |
| 94 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Marshfield — Peregrine White Homestead Marker — |
| 95 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Marshfield — Site of First Church — 1641 - 1657 — |
| 96 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Marshfield — Tea Rock Hill — |
| 97 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Marshfield — The Home of Daniel Webster — |
| 98 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Marshfield, Ocean Bluff — Kenelm Winslow Homestead — |
| 99 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Norwell — Nathan Cushing — |
| 100 ► Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Norwell — The “Columbia” — |
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