Town Hall & New Fire Station In this series we are taking an historical look at an area that covers approximately a mile of Main Street in downtown Marblehead. Heading east from the Village limits, we will discover the facts and the stories of how Marblehead became what it is today. [This is article #14 in the series.] Across Main Street from the Kelleys Island Ferry Boat line is the Village of Marblehead Town Hall. Built of limestone in 1912, today it houses on the lower

In this series we are taking an historical look at an area that covers approximately a mile of Main Street in downtown Marblehead. Heading east from the Village limits, we will discover the facts and the stories of how Marblehead became what it is today. [This is the 13 th article in the series.] After one passes under the quarry’s conveyor belt over Main Street, the next property on the left is #17 the Kelleys Island Ferry Boat Line building, parking lot, and dock. Ferry

In this series we are taking an historical look at an area that covers approximately a mile of Main Street in downtown Marblehead. Heading east from the Village limits, we will discover the facts and the stories of how Marblehead became what it is today. In our last article we left off near the public parking lot on Main Street in front of the old hospital building. Walking east, the next area you come to is all about the quarry. On the north side of the road is the entrance

In this series we are taking an historical look at an area that covers approximately a mile of Main Street in downtown Marblehead. Heading east from the Village limits, we will discover the facts and the stories of how Marblehead became what it is today. [This is the 11 th article.] Heading east on Main Street from the corner of Main and Frances Street, the first building is a private home. The next area on Main Street is a public parking lot. Note there is a small unpaved

In this series we are taking an historical look at an area that covers approximately a mile of Main Street in downtown Marblehead. Heading east from the Village limits, we will discover the facts and the stories of how Marblehead became what it is today. The next block of Main Street Marblehead goes from James Street to Frances Street and is home to three businesses and our local library. This land used to house Greisser’s Coal and Fuel Oil Company. It was also one of the

In this series we are taking an historical look at an area that covers approximately a mile of Main Street in downtown Marblehead. Heading east from the Village limits, we will discover the facts and the stories of how Marblehead became what it is today. [This is the 9 th article in the series.] The next building at 806 West Main Street, east of Madam Rosie’s Boutique and Gallery, has had many uses. It was once Brown’s Department Store, Bob Anderson’s electric shop, the h

In this series we are taking an historical look at an area that covers approximately a mile of Main Street in downtown Marblehead. Heading east from the Village limits, we will discover the facts and the stories of how Marblehead became what it is today. [This is the 8 th article in the series.] 10. East of Jamestown Tavern’s parking lot is 818 West Main Street, a yellow house and the beginning of the St. Marie buildings. That house was the site of the home of Louis St. M

In this series we are taking an historical look at an area that covers approximately a mile of Main Street in downtown Marblehead....

In this 6 th article of the series we are taking an historical look at an area that covers approximately a mile of Main Street in...

In this series we are taking an historical look at an area that covers approximately a mile of Main Street in downtown Marblehead....