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A PDF List of Our Local History And call number title author publisher year barcode status HW Chronicle date Hamilton-Wenham Chronicle : Microfilm 1958-Current Weeks, Edward, 1898- [s.n.] 1958- 30470000319532 HW Chronicle date Hamilton-Wenham Chronicle :Paper 1965- Weeks, Edward, 1898- [s.n.] 1958- 30470000319540 Local History 974.45H21 (Blue binder #2) An historical approach to Hamilton Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary Beverly Times Publishing Co. 1979 31546000998067 Local History 974.45H21 (Blue binder #2) Asbury Grove Centennial 1859-1959 NULL University of Massachusetts 1990 31546000996137 Local History 974.45H21(Blue binder #1 Bradley Palmer, Gloucester Times Alden, John Eliot, 1914- s.n. 1995 31546000996186 Local History 974.45H21 (Blue binder #2) Discover Hamilton Trail United States. Hamilton Conservation Commission 1981 31546001012249 Local History 974.45H21(blue binder #2) Hacking A Profit Out Of Ice Billings, Henry F. New England Antiquities 19??. 31546000983184 Local History 974.45H21 (Blue binder #2) Hamilton photos, xerox copies 1893-1976. United States. Army. Massachusetts Beverly Evening News 189-?] 31546000996178 Artillery, 5th (1861-1865) Local History 974.45H21(blue binder #3) Hamilton- Wenham newspaper accounts 1893-1915 United States. Army. Massachusetts Beverly Evening Times 1893 31546000996152 Artillery, 5th (1861-1865) Local History 974.45H21 (Blue binder #2) Hamilton-Wenham Regional High School, Dedication HWRHS [s.n.] 1963 31546000997812 Local History 974.45H21 (Blue binder #2) Manasseh Cutler (1742-1823) fore father of American Dawes, C. Burr. Dawes Arboretum 1972 31546000997820 Local History 974.45H21 (Blue binder #2) Manassehbotany and Cutler, American founder botanical of Hamilton gardens. Fienberg, Bob Beverly Times [19--] 31546000997903 Local History 974.45H21(Blue binder #2) Riddle of the cemetary; What is that stone? Brown, Ed Salem Evening News Publishing [19--?] 31546000995907 Local History 974.45H21(Blue binder #2) Robert Dodge,(1743-1823) Hamilton Minute Man Pulsifer, Janice Goldsmith. North Shore Weekly Publications 1975 31546000998216 Local History 974.45H21 (blue binder #2) Schools of Hamilton, Massachusetts, 1995 Calendar Bickham, George, 1684?-1758? [s.n.] 1995 31546000997986 Local History 974.45H21 (blue binder #4) The Cutlers of Hamilton Pulsifer, Janice Goldsmith. Essex Institute Historical Collections 1971 31546000996145 Local History 974.45H21 (Blue binder #1 The history of the Hamilton-Wenham State Guard (March Stone, Lawrence R. Hamilton Historical Society 1976 31546000991039 1942-June 1945 : a bicentennial publication of the Hamilton Local History 974.45H21(Blue binder #2) TheHistorical Sweeney Society. Siege United States. National Park Service Hamilton-Wenham Chronicle 1998 31546000998042 Local History 974.45H21(Blue binder #1 Vaughan reaches Antartic peak Hamilton (Mass.) 175th Anniversary s.n. 1994 31546000991047 Local History 974.45W45 (Blue binder #1 Wenham : commemorating Massachusetts Bay Colony WenhamCommittee. (Mass.) s.n. 1930 31546000995899 Tercentenary. Local History 974.45H21 (Blue binder #2) Wenham and Hamilton Ice Trade West Stockbridge, Mass. s.p. 1961, 31546000998208 1984 LOCAL HISTORY / VC / WENHAM Wenham Public Library documentary Story times w/ Patrica Nancy Mars [s.n.] 1988 31547000363450 LIBRARY Story c1 Purdy LOCAL HISTORY / VC / WENHAM Wenham Public Library documentary Story Times w/ Patrica Nancy Mars [s.n.] 1988 31547000363468 LIBRARY Story c2 Purdy Local History 016.9291 AME The American genealogist, being a catalogue of family Genealogical Pub. Co. 1971 30470001645471 Added histories : a bibliography of American genealogy or a list of 3.15.19 the title pages of books and pamphlets on family history, published in America, from 1771 to date Local History 016.974 Massachusetts, a bibliography of its history Committee for a New England G. K. Hall 1976 31546000080262 Local History 021.8 MAS Report of the Free Public Library Commission of MassachusettsBibliography Board of Library The Commission -1920 31546000080346 missing Local History 021.8 WEN WenhamMassachusetts. Library 9th Trustee report Meeting ;1899 minutes 1959-1975 Commissioners Town of Wenham 1959- Local History 021.8 WEN Wenham Library Trustee Meeting minutes 1857-1885 1975 Local History 021.8 WEN Wenham Library Trustee Meeting minutes 1985-1993 1998- Local History 021.8 HAM Hamilton2002 Library Trustee Meeting minutes 1935-1939 Local History 021.8 WEN Wenham Library Trustee Meeting minutes 1910-1921 Local History 021.8 W47 Wenham Library Trustee Meeting minutes 1977-1987 Local History 021.8 W47 Wenham Library Trustee Meeting minutes 1939-1958 Local History 021.8 WEN Wenham Library Trustee Meeting minutes 1987-1998 Local History 021.8 WEN Wenham Library Trustee Meeting minutes 1922-1938 Local History 021.8 WEN Hamilton Public Library circulation statistics 1938-1962 Local History 021.8 HAM Hamilton Library Trustee Meeting minutes 1940-1961 Local History 021.8 HAM Hamilton Library Trustee Meeting minutes 1958-1961 Local History 021.8 HAM Hamilton Library Trustee Meeting minutes 1970-1976 Local History 021.8 HAM Hamilton Library Trustee Meeting minutes 1977-1985 call number title author publisher year barcode status Local History 021.8 MASS Report of the Free Public Library Commissioners Local History 021.8 H21 1817 Book of Records of the Hamilton Second Social Library Town of Hamilton MA 1817 30470001075398 Local History 021.8 HAMWEN Hamilton-Wenham Public Library Trustee Meeting minutes Local History 021.8 HAM Hamilton2007-2011 Wenham Library Trustee Meeting minutes 1999- Local History 021.8 H21 Hamilton2006 Library Trustee Meeting minutes 1986-2000 Local History 021.8 HAM Hamilton Library Story Hour 1962-1967 30470001287878 Local History 021.8 H21 Hamilton Public Library Press book and photographic history 1999 Local History 021.8 H21 Hamilton Public Library Press book and photographic history Local History 021.8 H21 Hamilton1985-1987 Public Library Press book and photographic history Local History 021.8 H21 Hamilton1973-1982 Public Library Press book and photographic history 1998 Local History 021.8 H21 Hamilton1998 Public Library Press book and photographic history Local History 021.8 H21 Hamilton1983-1987 Public Library Press book and photographic history Local History 021.8 H21 Hamilton1992 Public Library Press book and photographic history Local History 021.8 H21 Hamilton1990-1991 Public Library Press book and photographic history Local History 021.8 H21 Hamilton1994-1995 Public Library Press book and photographic history Local History 021.8 H21 Hamilton1996-1997 Public Library Press book and photographic history Local History 021.8 H21 Hamilton1994-1995 Public Library Press book and photographic history Local History 021.8 H21 Hamilton1993 Public Library Press book and photographic history Local History 021.8 H21 Hamilton2000 Public Library Press book and photographic history Local History 021.8 H21 Hamilton1983-1984 Public Library Press book and photographic history Local History 021.8 H21 Hamilton1988-1990 Public Library Press book and photographic history Local History 021.8 H21 Hamilton1987-1988 Public Library Press book and photographic history Local History 021.8 H21 Hamilton1983-1985 Public Library Press book and photographic history Local History 021.7 HAM Hamilton-Wenham1967-1973 Public Library Press book 2000 2000 Local History 021.7 HAM Hamilton-Wenham Public Library Press book 2001-2002 Local History 021.7 HAM Hamilton-Wenham Public Library Press book 2004-2005 Local History 021.7 HAM Hamilton-Wenham Public Library Press book 2005-2006 Local History 021.7 HAM Hamilton-Wenham Public Library Press book 2004-2005 Local History 021.7 HAM Hamilton-Wenham Public Library Press book 2006-2007 Local History 021.7 HAM Hamilton-Wenham Public Library Press book 2007-2008 Local History 021.7 HAM Hamilton-Wenham Public Library Press book 2008-2009 Local History 021.7 HAM Hamilton-Wenham Public Library Press book 2009-2010 Local History 021.7 HAM Hamilton-Wenham Public Library Press book 2010-2011 Local History 021.8 W47 Catalogue of the Wenham Public Library of the Town of Town Of Wenham Local History 025.23 W47 Wenham Public Library Accession Records 1899-1900 1893 30470001077386 Local History 025.23 W47 Wenham Public Library Accession Records 1927-1932 1927 30470001075737 Local History 025.23 W47 Wenham Public Library Accession Records 1932-1937 1932 30470001075034 Local History 025.23 W47 Wenham Public Library Accession Records 1937-1942 1937 30470001075026 Local History 025.23 W47 Wenham Public Library Accession Records 1942-1947 1942 30470001075612 Local History 025.23 W47 Wenham Public Library Accession Records 1947-1959 1947 30470001075851 Local History 025.23 W47 Wenham Public Library Accession Records 1959-1955 1956 30470001075620 Local History 133.12 CAH New England's witches and wizards Cahill, Robert Ellis Chandler-Smith Publishing House 1983 30470000410042 Local History 133.4 BON The witchcraft hysteria of 1692 vol. 1 Bonfanti, Leo Pride Publications c1971- 30470000402106 1977. Local History 133.4 BON The witchcraft hysteria of 1692 vol. 2 Bonfanti, Leo Pride Publications c1971- 30470000402098 1977. call number title author publisher year barcode status LOCAL HISTORY 133.4 BON The witchcraft hysteria of 1692 vol. 2 Bonfanti, Leo Pride Publications c1971- 31546000982988 1977. Local History 133.43 TRA The devil hath been raised : a documentary history of the Trask, Richard B. Published for the Danvers Historical 1992 30470000546993 Salem Village witchcraft outbreak of March 1692 Society by Phoenix
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