Map of Nantucket, MA

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SHERBURNE NEW LANE J.H.R. SARATOGA CUPAUM MT VERNON HIGHLAND LINCOLN N. LIBERTY GROVE LANE MOOERS MILK MAIN JOY VESTAL SUNSET HILL PROSPECT GRA NEW MILL CABOT MILK W CHESTER N. LIBER RISDALE CLIFF RO OLDEST HOUSE 1686 GARDNER MILL OLD MILL 1746 A717 ACADEMY ANGOLA GAY QUINCE HUSSEY PEARL MAIN SUMMER PLEASANT N. BEACH CENTRE PIN SCHOOL CHARTER MASH DARLING CENTRE FAIR FARMER N WATER ATLANTIC LYONS SEA BROAD FEDERAL SALOM MAIN ORANGE EAGLE SILVER S WATER YORK ON W DOVER BEACH QUAKER MEETING HOUSE Historical Collection COFFIN NANTUCKET FLORA WARREN BACK WALSH EASTON COON BEAVER HULBERT DI SPRING

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JOHN H. ROBINSON THE NANTUCKET HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION PLACE FOR (IncorporatedDDRESS HERE Invites Attention to its Exhibits. OLD QUAKER MEETING HOUSE and FIRE-PROOF BUILDING Fair Street, near Main Street Containing its Unique Collection of Articles connected with the Early History of the Island, the Society of Friends and the Whaling Industry. The great 17-foot Sperm Whale's Jaw, said to be the largest on exhibition anywhere; models of the "Camels" used to lift the Whale- ships over the Harbor Bar; Whaling Implements and Craft; Ship Models, Scrimshaw Work made on the Whalers; the famous Wax Model of the Dauphin of France; Log Books, Indian Relics, Old China, Glass and Pewter, Books, Paintings, Engravings; Quaint and Interesting Curios brought from Overseas, and Mementoes of the Olden Time. THE OLDEST HOUSE on Sunset Hill, off West Chester Street known as "The Horseshoe House" from the brick horseshoe in the chimney supposed to have been designed to keep off witches. This fine example of an early colonial mansion, built in 1686 for Jethro Coffin on the occasion of his marriage to Mary Gardner, has recently been com- pletely restored under expert direction without impairing but rather reviving its old-time character and charm. THE OLD MILL on Mill Hills, Southwest of the Town Built in 1746 and the last survivor of four such mills which formerly stood on these hills. Admission to Each, 25 cents. A visit to either or all of these exhibits will well repay the tourist or visitor interested in the Island's past or in the life of the old days. Membership in the Association costs One Dollar a Year. All who are interested are in- vited to join us and help support our work.