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Historical Markers in Mattapoisett, Massachusetts

 
Clickable Map of Plymouth County, Massachusetts and Immediately Adjacent Jurisdictions image/svg+xml 2019-10-06 U.S. Census Bureau, Abe.suleiman; Lokal_Profil; HMdb.org; J.J.Prats/dc:title> https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Usa_counties_large.svg Plymouth County, MA (185) Barnstable County, MA (315) Bristol County, MA (187) Norfolk County, MA (119) Suffolk County, MA (533)  PlymouthCounty(185) Plymouth County (185)  BarnstableCounty(315) Barnstable County (315)  BristolCounty(187) Bristol County (187)  NorfolkCounty(119) Norfolk County (119)  SuffolkCounty(533) Suffolk County (533)
Brockton and Plymouth are both the county seat for Plymouth County
Mattapoisett is in Plymouth County
      Plymouth County (185)  
ADJACENT TO PLYMOUTH COUNTY
      Barnstable County (315)  
      Bristol County (187)  
      Norfolk County (119)  
      Suffolk County (533)  
 
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1 Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Mattapoisett — Commemorating Mattapoisett's Shipbuilders
Text on the marker's plaque From the year 1752 to 1876, at least six shipyards flourished along this waterfront from the foot of Pearl Street to Ship Street (Cannonville). The fine harbor, an abundant supply of virgin timber and a . . . Map (db m85630) HM
2 Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Mattapoisett — Mattapoisett WharvesHistorically Speaking ...
1752 Professional shipbuilding began. Originally, the builders used the abundant timber found in the area woods. Boats were built and launched on the Mattapoisett River. However, most of the larger ships were constructed at the . . . Map (db m88214) HM
3 Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Mattapoisett — Ned's Point LightHistorically Speaking ...
1835 Congressman John Quincy Adams, representing the Plymouth County District, recommended to the government that a lighthouse be built in Mattapoisett. 1837 Barnabus Hiller sold four acres at Ned's point to . . . Map (db m88157) HM
 
 
  
  
 
 
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Apr. 24, 2024