Pages

Primary tabs

1895
Salem
place, with the same huge lock on the door & key nearly 6 inches long. Hawthorne's desk from the Custom House was there - with his autograph scratched in & other old relics. In the Institute itself were many very, very, interesting, old relics of Puritanism & Witchcraft - which I mustn't stop even to enumerate (I'm sure I don't know why I keep a Journal, anyway - especially when there is so much to say!) Leaving them we went to the Peabody museum which was & interesting place. Had a wonderful carving in a 1 1/2 inch ball of wood - 59 figures in one half & nearly as many in the other - representing the Last Judgment &c - done by a monk, it is supposed. We also saw the skull of a child showing the second teeth ready to come when the first should be gone! Then Wiltsie piloted us into a jeweler's & bought me a witchpin & then took us to "James (or somebody) The Caterers", where we had a very nice lunch. Salem chowder, fresh fried cod,

1895
Salem
place, with the same huge lock on the door & key nearly 6 inches long. Hawthorne's desk from the Custom House was there - with his autograph scratched in & other old relics. In the Institute itself were many very, very, interesting, old relics of Puritanism & Witchcraft - which I mustn't stop even to enumerate (I'm sure I don't know why I keep a Journal, anyway - especially when there is so much to say!) Leaving them we went to the Peabody museum which was & interesting place. Had a wonderful carving in a 1 1/2 inch ball of wood - 59 figures in one half & nearly as many in the other - representing the Last Judgment &c - done by a monk, it is supposed. We also saw the skull of a child showing the second teeth ready to come when the first should be gone! Then Wiltsie piloted us into a jeweler's & bought me a witchpin & then took us to "James (or somebody) The Caterers", where we had a very nice lunch. Salem chowder, fresh fried cod,

1895
Salem
place, with the same huge lock on the door & key nearly 6 inches long. Hawthorne's desk from the Custom House was there - with his autograph scratched in & other old relics. In the Institute itself were many very, very, interesting, old relics of Puritanism & Witchcraft - which I mustn't stop even to enumerate (I'm sure I don't know why I keep a Journal, anyway - especially when there is so much to say!) Leaving them we went to the Peabody museum which was & interesting place. Had a wonderful carving in a 1 1/2 inch ball of wood - 59 figures in one half & nearly as many in the other - representing the Last Judgment &c - done by a monk, it is supposed. We also saw the skull of a child showing the second teeth ready to come when the first should be gone! Then Wiltsie piloted us into a jeweler's & bought me a witchpin & then took us to "James (or somebody) The Caterers", where we had a very nice lunch. Salem chowder, fresh fried cod,
Page: of 308
Annotate
Original Only
Download: PDF (55.88 MiB)
Download: JP2 (1.71 MiB)