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Northshore October 2025
There’s a small white building located just a few steps from the Peabody Essex Museum entrance that’s very easy to overlook. It’s tiny—the size of a garden shed—and looks wholly unremarkable from the outside, especially when surrounded by flashier historic buildings.  It’s a building you might ignore, were it not for a blue sign next to it that reads  “PEM WalksLye-Tapley Shoe ShopWhat’s the story behind this spot?Scan the code below to learn more.” Salem is brimming with history in nearly every brick and cobblestone. There’s so much, in fact, that it’s easy just to walk by a historic building without
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