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Fort Sewall
Photos by Bill Purdin
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(left)View from the top of Commercial Street on a typical day.
(right) The boat pulls near Fort Sewall.
(left) Another beautiful day in Marblehead, Massachusetts.
(right) The dungeons at Fort Sewall.
Up Harbor from Fort Sewall in early February.
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(left) Fort Sewall on Ground Hog Day. Plenty of shadows.
(right) Where did all the people go? Fort Sewall in early December.
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(left) Over the rail at Fort Sewall looking up harbor on the last day of 1996.
(right) More winter lobstering in December.
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(left) A December portrait of Chandler Hovey Light and the entrance to Marblehead Harbor.
(right) The left stairs at the top of Fort Sewall. Priest's Island and Beverly beyond.
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(left) Fort Sewall on crisp afternoon with a light dusting of snow.
(right) The rocks at Fort Sewall.
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(left) The view down the back of Front Street from Fort Sewall.
(right) Marblehead Harbor as seen through the trees at Fort Sewall.
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(left) A lone lobster fisherman on Marblehead's peaceful Harbor.
(right) Waves crash on the rocks below at Fort Sewall.
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lLeft) Marblehead Harbor scintillates in an Autumn afternoon sun.
(right) Cat Island can be seen in the distance as the sun goes down in Marblehead, MA.
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The harbor is empty once again in Marblehead, MA.
Gracies Beach on a crisp November Day in Marblehead, MA.
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A peaceful early morning walk at Fort Sewall in Marblehead, MA. The Fifth In A Series.
Another beautiful scene from the walkway at Fort Sewall in Marblehead, MA. The Fourth In A Series.
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(Left) Looking down onto the water at Fort Sewall in Marblehead, MA. The Third In A Series.
(Right) Sunrise From Fort Sewall in Marblehead, MA. The Second In A Series.
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The View From Fort Sewall, The First In A Series.
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The end of the harbor in Autumn. Note how few boats remain.
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(left) Looking towards Peaches Point from Fort Sewall, in Marblehead, Massachusetts. (Wozniak)
(right) Just a little stormy over the weekend in Marblehead, Massachusetts.
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The historic marker at Fort Sewall. (Wozniak)
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(left) Foamy rocks off Fort Sewall in Marblehead, Massachusetts. (Wozniak)
(right) Waves crash violently over the nearby rocks at Fort Sewall. (Wozniak)
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(left) The view from the wall at the Barnacle Restaurant in Marblehead.
Catt Island in the distance.
(right) Low tide on the Fort Sewall rocks looking down harbor, in Marblehead.
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The Harbor From Fort Steps.
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(left) The great old tree at Fort Sewall, Marblehead, Massachusetts.
(right) The Flowers Near Fort Sewall, Marblehead, Massachusetts.
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(Left)A rail fence at Fort Sewall, Marblehead, Massachusetts
(right Overlooking Fort Beach in Marblehead, Massachusetts.
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(left) A hazy day at Fort Sewall in Marblehead, Massachusetts.
(right) Bertha passes over Marblehead, but she lost her punch in the Gulf.
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Just stand there for a few minutes, any day, and you will feel better. Promise.
The Sea Shanties