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Cape Ann Museum: Granite Quarrying The granite quarrying industry became well established in the 19th century, joining fishing as a mainstay of Cape Ann’s economy. The granite industry drew ... 2.
Cape Ann Museum: Fitz Hugh Lane In his 1971 book Fitz Hugh Lane, John Wilmerding introduces the Stevenses as follows: ... The Museum’s unparalleled collection includes 40 paintings, ... 3.
Cape Ann Museum: Fitz Hugh Lane Fitz Henry Lane, The Western Shore with Norman's Woe, 1862 ... of Massachusetts requesting a name change, not to Fitz Hugh Lane but to Fitz Henry Lane. ... 4.
Cape Ann Museum Houses permanent exhibits on local fisheries and maritime industries, granite quarrying, and fine and decorative arts. Includes special exhibit schedule and ... Show map of 27 Pleasant St, Gloucester, MA 01930 5.
Cape Ann Museum: Fitz Hugh Lane Fitz Henry Lane, The Burning of the Packet Ship "Boston," 1830, watercolor, ... requesting a name change, not to Fitz Hugh Lane but to Fitz Henry Lane. ... 6.
Cape Ann Museum: Fitz Hugh Lane It has been generally accepted that Gloucester-born Nathaniel Rogers Lane changed his name to Fitz Hugh Lane at some point, but no one knew why. ... 7.
Cape Ann Museum: Fitz Hugh Lane It has been generally accepted that Gloucester-born Nathaniel Rogers Lane changed his name to Fitz Hugh Lane at some point, but no one knew why. ... 8.
Cape Ann Museum: Granite Quarrying In 2004, the Museum created a sculpture garden which is most likely the last project of any size to use Cape Ann granite. An interior wall, at seating ... 9.
Cape Ann Museum: Fitz Hugh Lane In July of 2007, the Cape Ann Museum mounted the exhibition Fitz Henry Lane and Mary Blood Mellen: Old Mysteries and New Discoveries curated by noted Lane ... 10.
Cape Ann Museum: Fitz Hugh Lane Fitz Henry Lane, The Western Shore with Norman's Woe, 1862. Fitz Henry Lane, The Burning of ... Fitz Henry Lane and Mary Blood Mellen, Coast of Maine, 1850s ... |
