Dogtown Road off of Cherry Street in the western section (the Gloucester side) is even lined with the remains of the cellar holes of the settlers, many of which are numbered in correspondence with names from John J. Babson's book of the history of Gloucester.
Many of which are numbered in correspondence with names from John J. Babson's book of the history of Gloucester. Dogtown Road off of Cherry Street in the western section (the Gloucester side) is even lined with the remains of the cellar holes of the settlers.
Dogtown Road off of Cherry Street in the western section (the Gloucester side) is even lined with the remains of the cellar holes of the settlers. Many of which are numbered in correspondence with names from John J. Babson's book of the history of Gloucester.
Dogtown Road off of Cherry Street in the western section (the Gloucester side) is even lined with the remains of the cellar holes of the settlers. Many of which are numbered in correspondence with names from John J. Babson's book of the history of Gloucester.