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FMIB 47840 Longitudinal kames near Hingham, Massachusetts The parallel ridges of gravel in the foreground run nearly east and west, and

FMIB 47840 Longitudinal kames near Hingham, Massachusetts The parallel ridges of gravel in the foreground run nearly east and west, and

Longitudinal kames near Hingham, Massachusetts. The parallel ridges of gravel in the foreground run nearly east and west, and coalesce at each end, near the edges of the picture, to form an elongated kettle-hole. The ridges from fifty to sixty feet in height. The kame-stream was here evidently emptying into the ocean a few miles to the east Subject: Glacial landforms--Massachusetts, Hingham (Massachusetts) Geographic Subject: United States--Massachusetts--Hingham Tag: Polar

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Old Colony Railroad train crossing the cove at Hingham, circa 1890s

Old Colony Railroad train crossing the cove at Hingham, circa 1890s

An Old Colony Railroad train crossing Water Street and the cove in Hingham, late 1800s

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Perez Lincoln house

Perez Lincoln house

Photograph of the Perez Lincoln House, 123 North Street (moved from original location), Hingham, Plymouth County, Massachusetts. Historic American Buildings Survey, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. The house was originally built by Joseph Andrews, Hingham's first constable and first town clerk, likely in 1640. Although now clapboarded, the house was originally of timber frame construction and was Hingham's first garrison house. It boasted massive timbers and thick log walls and was used by

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