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Memorials are meant to honor and preserve the memory of a person or an event. This website is an effort to list all of the public memorials in the town of Winthrop, Mass., and provide information on who the people are who have been honored. Please send any additions, corrections, suggestions, or comments to contact@winthropmemorials.org
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Proposed New Winthrop Fire Station
Efforts by the town to build a new fire station
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Winthrop Information Resource
MBTA Community Section 3A Zoning Program
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Historic Winthrop Newspapers
(1882-1977)
Winthrop Public Library card holders can now read historic Winthrop newspapers dating from 1882-1977
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Winthrop Town Memorials Map
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The History of the Public Library in Winthrop
2024 is the 125th anniversary of the Winthrop Public Library. Read about the early years before Eliza Frost’s donation, then seventy years, George Hyde’s gift.
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Winthrop Historians
Winthrop has been fortunate to have had many local individuals take the time to write
detailed histories of the town
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The Winthrop Town Seal
In the book, Town and City Seals of Massachusetts, noted town historian Sidvin Tucker describes Winthrop’s Town Seal, and provides a perspective of the town in 1950.
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Historic Railroad Map
Download detailed map showing
locations of all the former railroad lines
and stations in Winthrop
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Proposals for former Middle School Site
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History of Winthrop Massachusetts 1630-1952
By William H. Clark
Winthrop Centennial Committee, Winthrop, Massaschusetts - 1952
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Winthrop, Mass. - Our Streets,
How we got them and their Names
By Channing Howard - 1950
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MACRIS Winthrop
The Massachusetts Historical Commission's Massachusetts Cultural Resource Information System (MACRIS) database records on Winthrop
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The Great Allotment: Pullen Point's First Land Owners
The 15 men ganted land, who they were, what they were known for, their families, and selected information on noteworthy descendants, locations, and objects
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Town of Winthrop, MA -
A Hidden Gem Minutes from Boston
Promotional video produced for the town in 2022
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Memorial Benches Google Map
Memorial benches donated by individuals and
groups installed by the town on public land
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WCAT Videos on Winthrop's History
Videos on historical topics from Winthrop Community Access
Television (WCAT)
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The Whorf Family in Winthrop
Members of this exceptionally talented family made contributions locally and nationally. Winthrop is where it all began.
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Eight Names on a Wall
Oral-history study done by Ellen Pinzur in 1990 examines the creation of the Vietnam War Memorial at Winthrop High School
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An Insane Asylum in Winthrop
Some of earliest photographs of Winthrop were taken in 1868 as part of a effort aimed at convincing Boston officials that the Winthrop Highlands would be the best location for a new asylum for the insane
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History of Winthrop, Massachusetts
By Edward Rowe Snow, 1939 Boston University Masters Thesis
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Historic Winthrop 1630-1902
A Concise History of Winthrop Compiled by Charles W. Hall
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Winthrop Days, And A Half Century With The Trees
1855-1905
By Mary Priscilla Griffin
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Winthrop "Then and Now" Columns
Winthrop historian G. David Hubbard's weekly column has been a regular
feature of the Winthrop Transcript for many years
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Sidewalk Markers
Sidewalk markers are small brass plaques embedded in concrete by the contractor when they are building the sidewalk. There are over 300 of these brass plaques in the sidewalks of Winthrop, Mass.
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