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     55 County Rd, Mattapoisett, MA · (508) 758-9055
     
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2. www.wanderer.com › wanderer-todayWanderer Today

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   The Latest Stories. Grade 5 Learns History of Women’s Rights. On May 21, the Mattapoisett Museum’s Education Committee and Curator Connor E. Gaudet were delighted to present “Women’s Day” to the fifth graders of Old Hammond [...] Read more » Color Dwells in Latest Exhibit.

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     The Wanderer is a weekly newspaper serving the communities...

   • The Wanderer: A Short History of the Last Whaling Bark

     After decades of service to its various owners and captains,...

3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › The_WandererThe Wanderer (Massachusetts newspaper) - Wikipedia

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   The Wanderer is a weekly newspaper that serves the "Tri-town area" of Marion, Massachusetts, Mattapoisett, Massachusetts, and Rochester, Massachusetts in southeastern Massachusetts. The Wanderer is published by Wanderer Com Inc., at 55 County Road in Mattapoisett.

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   Apr 8, 2021 · The Wanderer - April 8, 2021: Marion Projects Receive Federal, State Aid • April Is Donate Life Month • Mattapoisett Combats Fire on Ned's Point Road • Selectmen Waiting on DeCosta before Borrowing • Farinon, Starrett Exits Will Require Reset • Road Status Remains Up in Air • Budget Matters Tidied Up • Committee Looks to Be ...

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   The Wanderer, Mattapoisett, MA. 5,787 likes · 367 talking about this. Your source for Tri-Town news since 1992.

6. sippican.theweektoday.com › article › mattapoisettMattapoisett Museum to unveil authentic model of the Wanderer

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   May 6, 2024 · The museum will hold a public unveiling Sunday, May 19 from 2 to 4 p.m. of a Wanderer model ship created by master model shipbuilder George Lowery. The model took over 2,000 hours to complete and is authentic to the smallest detail, according to Mattapoisett Museum press release.

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   Where is the Wanderer newspaper located?

   • The Wanderer is a weekly newspaper serving the communities of Mattapoisett, Marion and Rochester in Southeastern Massachusetts. Office Hours We are open Monday, Thursday & Friday 9am to 3pm, and Tuesday 9am - noon. Our office is located on Route 6 in Mattapoisett just east of the North Street Intersection.

   The Wanderer - Contact

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   Where is the Wanderer published?

   • The Wanderer is published by Wanderer Com Inc., at 55 County Road in Mattapoisett. The Wanderer was first published in 1992 It was named after Wanderer (1879), the last whaling ship built in Mattapoisett.

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   What happened to the Wanderer?

   • Captain and Mrs. Heyer paid the ultimate price. She passed away in childbirth. The captain returned to port with his infant daughter in arms. After decades of service to its various owners and captains, the Wanderer was grounded off Cuttyhunk in August 1924. Holding a place of pride in the Mattapoisett Museum is one of the masts from the Wanderer.

   The Wanderer: A Short History of the Last Whaling Bark

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   What happened on April 16 1878 in Mattapoisett?

   • Mendell said, “It was April 16, 1878, a flood tide in the harbor as the Wanderer slid into the ocean.” He asked the audience to join him in imagining a cheering crowd that would have gathered there, one that most likely arrived in Mattapoisett via train, as the Wanderer began its journey, its destiny.

   The Wanderer: A Short History of the Last Whaling Bark

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