The Glaciers Gift volume 1
The Glaciers Gift volume 1
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After his death it was put up to be sold at auction. The bidding was fast and furious, the successful bidder being Miss C. L. W. French of Boston, who became possessor of this interesting landmark for the sum of $850. 00. Miss French, feeling that by rights of tradition and sentiment it should belong to the island, most generously presented it to the Nantucket Historical Association, who take great pride in keeping it in repair and exhibiting it to the summer people, of whom several thousands a...re said to make a pilgrimage to this relic of the past each year. ^ In 1834 there was a mill erected for the combined pur- pose of grinding corn and sawing logs, also staves for oil casks, etc. This one was operated by Simeon Starbuck and Philip H. Folger.
In 1875 Thomas Field erected a windmill on his house at North Liberty Street. The vanes were horizontal and are said to have worked nicely in certain winds.
A clipping taken from a Nantucket paper bearing date of March 18, 1865, under the caption of "The Tide Turned, " is of interest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After his death it was put up to be sold at auction. The bidding was fast and furious, the successful bidder being Miss C. L. W. French of Boston, who became possessor of this interesting landmark for the sum of $850. 00. Miss French, feeling that by rights of tradition and sentiment it should belong to the island, most generously presented it to the Nantucket Historical Association, who take great pride in keeping it in repair and exhibiting it to the summer people, of whom several thousands a...re said to make a pilgrimage to this relic of the past each year. ^ In 1834 there was a mill erected for the combined pur- pose of grinding corn and sawing logs, also staves for oil casks, etc. This one was operated by Simeon Starbuck and Philip H. Folger.
In 1875 Thomas Field erected a windmill on his house at North Liberty Street. The vanes were horizontal and are said to have worked nicely in certain winds.
A clipping taken from a Nantucket paper bearing date of March 18, 1865, under the caption of "The Tide Turned, " is of interest.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eva Celine Grear Folger to read onlineMoreLess
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