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  • Home
  • Website directory
  • About Me
  • Why I Wrote Walker's Key
  • Genealogy as Time Travel
  • The Real Walker's Key
  • Egmont Key
  • James M. Burgess
  • Favorite links
  • Reviews of Walker's Key
  • Harwich Port
  • St. Petersburg
  • Book Cover 2019
  • How to Purchase the Book
  • About Walker's Key
  • Hopkins
  • I need your help!
  • Inspirations
  • Old Houses
  • The Real Walkers
  • Frank's ggg grandparents
  • Dyer
  • The Walkers at Tampa Bay

 http://harwichhistoricalsociety.org/ 

 https://www.plymouthcolony.net/harwich/index.html

 http://www.threeharbors.com/oldphotoslideshow.html 

 

Harwich Port, Massachusetts - Home of the Walkers

In this 1858 map, the Walker homestead is shown as "M. Walker" at the right.




Salt Water Pond, now Wychmere Harbor, from about 1900. The home of the Walkers is at top left.

Photo courtesy of Harwich Historical Society .   http://harwichhistoricalsociety.org/ 

Some history of the creation of the harbor:  http://www.threeharbors.com/Wychmere%20Cottages/Wychmere%20Harbor%20Salt%20Pond%20Dredging%20History%201881-1887.pdf

Harwich Port, about 1891

This is from the period when a group of investors bought up the property around Salt Water Pond and began developing the area for wealthy summer visitors.

The Walker House, Harwich Port, Present Day

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