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   Digital scan of a black and white photograph of Sakonnet Point in Little Compton RI after the 1938 hurricane. This photo was taken from the road on the south side of the harbor looking North along the West side of the harbor with the breakwater in the background.

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   Digital scan of a black and white photograph of Sakonnet Point in Little Compton RI after the 1938 hurricane. This photo is looking to the East across the South end of the harbor.

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   Digital scan of a black and white photograph of Sakonnet Point in Little Compton RI after the 1938 hurricane. The roof of Irving Wilcox's house is in the center of the photograph.

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   Digital scan of a black and white photograph of Sakonnet Point in Little Compton RI after the 1938 hurricane. This photo is a building which was the first Cove Market located on the East side of the harbor. The hurricane washed the building across the street

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   Digital scan of a black and white photograph of Sakonnet Point in Little Compton RI after the 1938 hurricane. This photo is a building which was the first Cove Market located on the East side of the harbor. The hurricane washed the building across the street

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   Digital scan of a black and white photograph of Sakonnet Point in Little Compton RI after the 1954 hurricane. This photo is looking North into the parking lot. The Fo'c's'le Restaurant is in the background on the right.

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   Black and white photograph of the five Shurtleff brothers, the sons of Eugene and Hattie Cook Shurtleff of Adamsville. The men are from left to right: Steven Malcolm a missionary who went to Peru. Harrie Julian Bertrand a Brown University graduate who was a teacher, author and professional wrestler. The Shurtleff's lived at the intersection of Main St., Colebrook Road and Stone Church Road on the triangle or "Pie." The house still ...

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   Digital scan of a black and white photograph of Sakonnet Point in Little Compton RI after the 1954 hurricane. This house is #64 Bailey's Ledge Rd. Photo was taken by Carl Haffenreffer during the storm. See attached letter image.

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   Digital scan of a black and white photograph of Sakonnet Point in Little Compton RI after the 1938 hurricane. This house is #64 Bailey's Ledge Rd. The house faces West and this photo was taked from the shore of the Sakonnet River. This photo shows rocks from the storm thrown up on the lawn.

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    Digital scan of a black and white photograph of Sakonnet Point in Little Compton RI after the 1954 hurricane. The Fo'c's'le Restaurant is in the background on the right.

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    Digital scan of a black and white photograph of Sakonnet Point in Little Compton RI after the 1954 hurricane. This photo is in front of a house at 64 Bailey's Ledge.

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    Digital scan of a black and white photograph of Sakonnet Point in Little Compton RI after the 1954 hurricane. This photo is looking Northeast accross the harbor.

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    Digital scan of a black and white photograph of Sakonnet Point in Little Compton RI after the 1954 hurricane. This photo is the shore at Bailey's Ledge on the Sakonnet River. The house in the background is #64 Bailey's Ledge.

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    Digital scan of a black and white photograph of Sakonnet Point in Little Compton RI after the 1954 hurricane. This photo is the Cove Market

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    Digital scan of a black and white photograph of Sakonnet Point in Little Compton RI after the 1954 hurricane. This photo is looking Northeast onto the fishing docks. In the background on the left is the breakwater.

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    Black and white photograph of Hattie Cook Shurtleff of Adamsville with a quilt with a basket pattern. The quilt may be hanging on the exteripr wall of the Oddfellows Hall in Adamsville. Hattie is leaning on a crutch. The Shurtleff's lived at the intersection of Main St., Colebrook Road and Stone Church Road on the triangle or "Pie." The house still stands. Their daughter Venetta ran the Adamsville Wayside Library from the family home aroun...

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    Black and white photograph of Eugene driving a horse drawn buggy. Eugene Kossuth Shurtleff was born in Weyauwega, WI on May 3, 1856 and was a descendent of the 17th century Little Compton Shurtleff's. He and his mother returned to Little Compton when he was a young boy. A story says that she re-married three times on the trip back east. Eugene married Hattie Elma Cook on December 31, 1885. They had nine children and lived in Adamsville. Eug...

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    Black and white photograph of Eugene and Hattie Shurtleff with three of their children taken on their front step in Adamsville around 1916. Daugheter Venetta is standing. Bertrand and Julian are seated. The Shurtleff's lived at the intersection of Main St., Colebrook Road and Stone Church Road on the triangle or "Pie." The house still stands. Venetta ran the Adamsville Wayside Library from the family home around 1920 for several years befor...

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    A vertical oval photograph in a gold frame. The photo depicts an unidentified Portuguese man.

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    Photo of the Reginald Marsh fireplace in the so called Dutch house on Sakonnet Harbor owned in 2018 by Pam Carter. For more information refer to the Pam Carter - Reginal Marsh Fireplace folder in Box A38.1 (2007.2671) on shelf M3.

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