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Northshore October 2025
In a town as steeped in the past as Gloucester, you could be forgiven for assuming the golden yellow house presiding over the west end of Main Street is just another historical property filled with old furniture, old documents, and old stories about days gone by. Forgiven, but still wrong. The house, today known as the Sargent House Museum, stands out even in a town of historical landmarks. Among other things, it was the home of one of the country’s pioneering feminists, the place where a forbidden romance stirred to life, and the project of one of the country’s most renowned artists. “It’s so multilayered in terms of the different
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