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1885 hearse and hearse house at Marstons Mills Burial Ground

1 pp 2004

On item: Hearse restored to hearse house, 2004

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A cranberry screening machine, which separated spoiled berries from good ones by a bouncing process, but still required skilled women to handpick the berries before they went into shipping boxes

1 pp 1905

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A family picking cranberries, probably on their own farm

1 pp 1920

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A portable elevator is used to lift the cranberries from the edge of the bog. The bogs in Marstons Mills are owned and worked by John Hamblin, fourth generation of the family that pioneered growing in the area

1 pp 1960

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Aalto children on a pony ride

1 pp 1890

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Addie Gertrude (Crocker) Crosby (1853-1949) taught at the schoolhouse until 1900 when she transferred to Osterville

1 pp 1900

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After WW1, Maurice & Adelaide Klouse of Brookline built a summer home on 70 acres on Mystic Lake, calling it Camp Adelaide. It was sold in 1907 to Abraham Lincoln Filene (1865-1957), owner of Filene's Department Stores, and the property name changed to Lynxholm

1 pp 1950

On item: Lynxholm. Mr. Lincoln Filene purchased property from Maurice H. Klous in mid 30s and built house in left later. The white house burned down in the 1950s.

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Air Force captain Sherman Crocker (1920-1945), the son of Sheriff Lauchlan Crocker. Sherman was killed in 1945 when his P-47 fighter bomber was shot down near the Rhine River

1 pp 1944

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Airplane filling up at the Cash Market

1 pp 1929

On item: Plane refueling

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Alfred Fuller giving a hayride to the campers at Fair Acres

1 pp 1950

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Annie Pearlstein (1872-1961)

1 pp 1925

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Ansel Austin Fuller (1874-1946)

1 pp 1915

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1885 hearse and hearse house at Marstons Mills Burial Ground

A cranberry screening machine, which separated spoiled berries from good ones by a bouncing process, but still required skilled women to handpick the berries before they went into shipping boxes

A family picking cranberries, probably on their own farm

A portable elevator is used to lift the cranberries from the edge of the bog. The bogs in Marstons Mills are owned and worked by John Hamblin, fourth generation of the family that pioneered growing in the area

Aalto children on a pony ride

Addie Gertrude (Crocker) Crosby (1853-1949) taught at the schoolhouse until 1900 when she transferred to Osterville

After WW1, Maurice & Adelaide Klouse of Brookline built a summer home on 70 acres on Mystic Lake, calling it Camp Adelaide. It was sold in 1907 to Abraham Lincoln Filene (1865-1957), owner of Filene's Department Stores, and the property name changed to Lynxholm

Air Force captain Sherman Crocker (1920-1945), the son of Sheriff Lauchlan Crocker. Sherman was killed in 1945 when his P-47 fighter bomber was shot down near the Rhine River

Airplane filling up at the Cash Market

Alfred Fuller giving a hayride to the campers at Fair Acres

Annie Pearlstein (1872-1961)

Ansel Austin Fuller (1874-1946)