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The purpose of the Lincoln
Historical Society shall be to bring together those people who are interested in the
history of this area in general and of the Town of Lincoln in particular. The major
function of the Society will be to stimulate interest in individuals and groups to
discover, collect and preserve materials which may be of historical significance to this
area and to the Town of Lincoln.
All
persons who are in sympathy with the purposes of the Society shall be eligible for
membership and if accepted as members, shall be subject to the payment of dues and fees as
shall be determined by the Society.
Following is a list of books which are
available from the Lincoln Historical Society.
Please send orders to:
Lincoln Historical Society
P.O. Box 6084
Lincoln Center,
MA 01773
Please include a shipping and handling charge of $3 for the first book and 50¢ for
each additional book
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Images of America - Lincoln (2003)
128 pages, many historical photos of Lincoln and its resident
Published by Arcadia Publishing.Retail Price: $19.99 |
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2004 Lincoln Weekly Calendar
At least 50 color photos
Retail Price: $16.00 |
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A Rich Harvest: The History, Buildings and People of Lincoln,
Massachusetts,
by John C. MacLean (1987).
712 pages. 250 black and white as well as color illustrations,
bibliography, index.
Hardbound. A comprehensive evolution of a rural New England town's
formation and development. Events of April 19, 1775 are featured.
Retail price: $30.00 |
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The View from Lincoln
Hill: Man and the Land In a New England Town,
by Paul Brooks (1976).
273 pages, author's line drawings, index, hardboard. A noted conservationist and
writer, he examines a town's development by focusing upon the evolution of the land
itself.
Retail price: $14.95
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Inheritance: Lincoln Public Buildings and the Historic District,
by Margaret Mutchler Martin (1988).
112 pages. Includes architectural drawings of the buildings
in the historic district, as well photographs of the sculptures that decorate our public
land. The author studies the evolution of civic architecture from vernacular to
professional. From 1746 to the present.
Retail Price: $15.00 |
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Lincoln Libraries,
1789-1984,
by John C. MacLean and Margaret Mutchler Martin (1984).
112 pages, 34 illustrations, paper bound. The authors describe the role of
community libraries from private " Social Libraries" through the modern public
system.
Retail price: $15.00 |
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The Smiths of Sandy Pond
Road,
by Sumner Smith (1983)
95 pages, 24 illustrations, paper bound. Born in 1889, Smith recalls the transfer
from a family-farm tradition to the business world.
Retail price: $15.00 |
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Heroes of the Battle Road,
by Frank W.C. Hersey
47 pages, 27 illustrations, paper bound. Reprint of a 1930 narrative of events in
Lincoln on April 18 & 19 1775, including Paul Revere's capture.
Retail
price: $3.50 |
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The Chambers-Russell-Codman House and Family,
by Margaret Mutchler Martin (1996)
227 pages, 37 illustrations, hard bound.
Retail price: $30.00
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