"Up from the Cape and around Buzzard's Bay, an Historical Pilgrimage to Boston, Concord, and Lexington, returning via Salem or New Bedford"

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Collection Type

Ephemera

Date

1897

GUSN

GUSN-307661

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Nina Heald Webber Cape Cod Canal collection
Ephemera
Brochures and pamphlets (1 of 2)
"Up from the Cape and around Buzzard's Bay, an Historical Pilgrimage to Boston, Concord, and Lexington, returning via Salem or New Bedford"
(current record)

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Nina Heald Webber Cape Cod Canal collection
- Ephemera
  - Brochures and pamphlets (1 of 2)
    - "Bridges of the Cape Cod Canal"
    - Eastern Steamship Lines timetables
    - Long Island Sound Lines timetable
    - Eastern Steamship Lines, Old Dominion Line timetables
    - New England Steamship Company timetables
    - "Buzzards Bay Railroad Bridge"
    - New Haven Railroad timetables
    - Eastern Steamship Lines timetables
    - Eastern Steamship Lines timetables (2 copies)
    - Eastern Steamship Lines timetables
    - Hy-line Cruises brochure
    - "Sagamore Beach, an ideal summer resort for family life"
    - "Fish Facts"
    - "The Cape Cod Resort Directory"
    - "Souvenir of Quaint Cape Cod, land of pilgrim fame and seafaring memories"
    - Massachusetts Steamship Lines summer schedule
    - "Bridges of the Cape Cod Canal" (2 copies)
    - "Up from the Cape and around Buzzard's Bay, an Historical Pilgrimage to Boston, Concord, and Lexington, returning via Salem or New Bedford" (current record)

Description

A forty page booklet advertising a train tour through historic sites in Massachusetts costing twenty dollars. The booklet includes detailed descriptions of the sites and the tour as well as many advertisements.

Details

Descriptive Terms

tourism
passenger trains
pamphlets

Physical Description

1 pamphlet

Collection Code

MS028

Collection Name

Nina Heald Webber Cape Cod Canal collection

Date of Acquisition

2014

Reference Code

MS028.01.002.018

Places

Cape Cod (Barnstable county, Massachusetts) [peninsula]

Record Details

Material Type

pamphlets

Description Level

Item

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