of Ipswich , sort of like the capital of Agawam was Agawam City sort of like, think of it that way, and, mainly, because the river ran through there and the woods were like a wilderness.
in Ipswich , especially in the Methodist Church.
they bought Ipswich , Ipswich was that whole territory. And now there's, you know, Topfield, Middleton, Andover are now all split off from Ipswich .
land of Ipswich .
the shipping which was Ipswich 's main thing. They hated Jefferson in Ipswich . So Ipswich had to change businesses.
winning the League and other teams in Ipswich and so on.
for Paleo-Indians is actually from Ipswich there in a place called Bolbrook .
People have loved this place of Ipswich for such a long time.
And the governor himself went to Ipswich 's first year his son had his grandson,
so the governor walked from Boston to Ipswich because, of course, there was no-–he didn't have any horses, so he walked.
and arrested all the people from Ipswich who were involved in it, but it's—-so it was like all the selectmen, all the freeman, the preachers, all the main important men of the
Yeah, Ipswich area still has some.
He's going to talk about his book about Ipswich , which I guess started when he agreed to do a mural for them, which took about three years to do, and so the book in total has
there's three cops and they're all really Ipswich cops, but you know, they're really dressed in the times, so, you know, they had people getting a kick out of it and kind of
that's when they first started calling it Ipswich .
So after the revolution, Ipswich , of course, had a lot of men in the revolution. And after the revolution, Washington visited Ipswich in a kind of a thank you tour he did of New
you know, the people of Ipswich doing their jogs or walking their babies.
divvied out by the governor's son who was the founder of Ipswich , John Winthrop, Jr.
and then give you a few stories of the reason why picked the history theme in Ipswich because it's one of the earliest towns of America and it was an Indian village for thousands
And the sculpture represents the wildlife around Ipswich and stuff, which has changed a lot over the years.
why we chose, you know, Ipswich is one of the oldest towns.
But if you go to page 58, I did an illustration of Ipswich in the 1650s.
And along the Ipswich River, they worked on stockings and cotton socks.
you turn to page 154, there was a mill strike in Ipswich .
And on my mural when--it's right, probably, a hundred feet from the river's edge--the idea of the mural is there's a river walk with a nice little bridge over the Ipswich
of mine because I don't have to ask permission, I just put them in, and the EBSCO employees or Ipswich townies, and I did that on purpose.
probably looking at a nice picture of Lucy or Otis who are very--and theme-wise I did, you can see the seasons change as I went through, and so it could kind of give you Ipswich in
You know, Agawam, which was Ipswich , had 3,000 people in it before the disease, and by the end of
wiped Agawam, and they kind of moved their community down into Essex, which was part of Ipswich for the longest time.
It's the beautiful thing about Ipswich .
Ipswich was one of the most prosperous towns.
1780 she sues at the court in Ipswich for her freedom.
Well, the Ipswich court didn't want anything to
England to—-and, but after that, when by the time Jefferson was President, Ipswich was on a decline in a lot of the industry which from the—-the war of 1812 they blockaded
And by now Ipswich was almost 40 percent foreigners now, so.
There's all these little houses now and it still exist now in Ipswich where--you know, they were called Mill Towns where all the new people
But also the men were, out of the 4,000 people in Ipswich , a thousand went off to war.
And now, today, Ipswich is a wonderful place to visit.
I'll give you a little update about the history of Ipswich .
All right, Ipswich has a reputation