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6 | <strong>01907</strong> Beach Grazers At one point the beaches of Swampscott weren't always just a nice place for the summer. They actually served as a pound. Back when farming was commonplace in town and animals like cows and horses would regularly venture off the land, they were impounded (like a car would be today) along the beaches, where owners had to pay to bring them back home. The facts of <strong>01907</strong> BY DANIEL KANE For the love of Glover The General Glover house located on Salem Street in Vinnin Square has been left unkempt for some time. During the Revolutionary War the property belonged to a British Loyalist, but was confiscated and given to war hero General John Glover as a retirement home. In more recent years, the property eventually became a restaurant before closing in the 1990s. Last year, it was issued a violation notice from the town of Swampscott for being a “blighted or unsafe structure.” Hallowed Ground Another piece of history is the Swampscott Cemetery. The town's only cemetery for more than 160 years, it was established in 1852 as one of the first acts of the new community. The original section of the cemetery is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Andrew's Chapel, located in the center of the cemetery, has been restored by the Andrew's Chapel Committee. Dory days Many years ago, the Naumkeag Native Americans fished the waters along Swampscott's coast and that tradition grew into some famous salt cod businesses throughout the years. The town even inspired the name of a traditional fishing boat called the Swampscott Dory. This Boston statue commemorates John Glover. SHUTTERSTOCK Wet walk Among the remnants of the town's fishing days is a set of stairs located across from St. John's Episcopal Church on Humphrey Street, which is only recognizable during the day's lowest tide.
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