CONCORD, MASSACHUSETTS! BIG 350th ANNIVERSARY HISTORY! 1900-1970s! LONG OOP

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"CONCORD IN THE DAYS OF STRAWBERRIES AND STREETCARS" is a 350th Anniversary history published by the Concord Historical Commission in 1985. It covers the period of 1900-1970s with heavy emphasis on the early years with MANY personal memoirs from residents. There are TONS of historic photographs here! The town was known for it's asparagus and strawberries and trolleys through the streets. Lots of immigrant groups settled here to include those from Canada, Norway, Ireland, and Italy. LOTS of things covered here--doctors, trolleys, ice cutting, baseball, Concord Junction, farming, grist mills, schools and MUCH MORE!    SEE ATTACHED PHOTOS FOR SAMPLE PAGES.
Book is HARDBACK with DUST JACKET published in 1985. It is in VERY GOOD CONDITION (some small stains on 6 pages at the front, otherwise it's in excellent condition). It measures 8 1/2" x 9 1/2" and contains 225 pages with numerous photographs throughout.
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