Transcriber's Note:
Obvious typographical errors have been corrected.Inconsistent spelling and hyphenation in the originaldocument have been preserved.
The Title Page and Table of Contents for this book refer to it as Volume V. Thepage and chapternumbering are consistent with this being the first half of Volume III.
The Temperance Outfit
EDITION ARTISTIQUE
The World's FamousPlaces and Peoples
AMERICA
BY
JOEL COOK
In Six Volumes
Volume V.
MERRILL AND BAKER
New York London
THIS EDITION ARTISTIQUE OF THE WORLD'SFAMOUS PLACES AND PEOPLES IS LIMITEDTO ONE THOUSAND NUMBERED AND REGISTEREDCOPIES, OF WHICH THIS COPY ISNO. 205
Copyright, Henry T. Coates & Co., 1900
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
VOLUME V
| PAGE | ||
| Faneuil Hall, Boston | 44 | |
| Along the Shore at Cape Anne, Gloucester,Mass. | 86 | |
| State Capitol, Hartford, Conn. | 162 | |
| Log Bridge over the Wild Cat, nearJackson, N. H. | 212 | |
| House of "The Pearl of Orr's Island,"Casco Bay, Me. | 244 | |
| Along the Coast of Bar Harbor, Me. | 270 | |
AMERICA,
PICTURESQUE AND DESCRIPTIVE.
XV.
THE OLD BAY STATE.
Early Explorations—John Cabot—Bartholomew Gosnold—TheOld Colony—The Mayflower—Plymouth—Plymouth Rock—Duxbury—Samoset—GovernorBradford—Miles Standish—CapeCod—Chatham—Barnstable—Truro—Highland Light—Provincetown—ThePuritan Compact—Quincy—Marshfield—DanielWebster—Minot's Ledge—Nantasket—Hingham—Squantum—Boston—Shawmut—BostonHarbor andIslands—Boston Common—Beacon Hill and the State House—TheCodfish—Boston Attractions—Old South Church—OldState House—Faneuil Hall—Old Christ Church—BostonFire—Boston Development—The New West End—Parks andSuburbs—Brook Farm—Newton—Nonatum Hill—Natick—CochituateLake—Wellesley—Sudbury—The Wayside Inn—Charlestown—OldIronsides—Jackson's Head—Bunker Hill—Cambridge—HarvardUniversity—Henry W. Longfellow—JamesRussell Lowell—Oliver Wendell Holmes—MargaretFuller—Waltham—Lexington—Concord in Middlesex andits Bridge—Ralph Waldo Emerson—Nathaniel Hawthorne—HenryD. Thoreau—The Alcotts—Massachusetts NorthShore—Lynn—Nahant—Swampscott—Marblehead—Salemand the Witches—Beverley—