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Northshore October 2025
  At 11 Pirates Lane in Gloucester, three stories of rotted clapboard cover East Gloucester’s North Shore Arts Association (NSAA) building. The association’s harbor home wears 94 years of sea spray corrosion like a pair of faded jeans. Flaking mute-red paint reveals the poor condition of its underlying structure. One of the East Coast’s largest art exhibition halls needs a major renovation—and the NSAA does not intend to let its historic waterfront property decay beyond repair. Before it was an exhibition space, the building functioned as part of an early 20th-century working waterfront. Front façade
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