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Source: CENTER FOR LOWELL HISTORY
UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS LOWELL LIBRARIES
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Finding our links in History - One Genealogist's thoughts, tidbits, and inspirations - All very much randomly posed. One person's life does not stand-alone but interacts with family, neighbors, community, and history. Our Trees become Tangled just by living. -- T.
3 comments:
Theresa, did you know that I live in Lowell? All the blue "rivers" are actually handmade canals. Thanks for posting this.
It's amazing that the city is still much the same, just more spread out around the edges! I love how most of the street names are still the same, too. In a lot of other mill cities in this area, entire sections have undergone urban renewal, so the old maps look vastly different from the new maps.
I would like to visit there someday to see how they have repurposed the old mill buildings.
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