
The house was a stone's throw away from the Salem-Beverly Bridge. The next view is the "down town" area of Cabot Street.
I moved back to Beverly in 1976 and lived briefly in a 3rd floor apartment on Broadway before moving to a small cape on Essex Street where I lived until I moved to New Hampshire in 1996.
My house on Essex Street was right down the street from the Beverly Public Library where I first began my self-education in art.


2 comments:
Terrific postcards! Thanks for sharing some of your personal history, too!
Thanks, Mikel. I'm having fun looking at them.
I just noticed some kind of band around all of the trees in the first photo. Maybe trying to save them from Dutch Elm disease?
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