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    The Residence of Hon. Francis Norwood, Cabot St. Beverly.

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    Title
    The Residence of Hon. Francis Norwood, Cabot St. Beverly.
    Author
    Geo. H. Walker & Co.
    Date
    1884; 1884
    Subject
    Norwood, Francis – Homes and haunts
    Dwellings – Massachusetts – Beverly – Pictorial works. Beverly (Mass.)
    Beverly
    Francis Norwood
    Senate
    Postmaster
    
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    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.13013/454
    Abstract
    Hon. Francis Norwood was born on 10 January 1841. He was in the shoe manufacturing business for over 38 years and was a member of the Senate in 1881-1882. As a senator, Norwood served on the committees on federal relations, fisheries, and manufactures. He served as chairman on the first two. Throughout the course of his life he served on a number of other committees, and in 1897 he was nominated to be the new Postmaster in Beverly, MA. This nomination came under peculiar circumstances, as Beverly’s then Postmaster, Mr. Woodbury, still had more than a year left in his term. Despite efforts on the part of Beverly Republicans, their town committee, and Norwood himself, to allow Mr. Woodbury to complete his term, the Post Office Department would not allow it. Word was sent to Rep. William Moody in Washington of the desire for a new postmaster, and the nomination he sent back was for Norwood.
    Location
    Cabot Street, Beverly, MA
    Collections
    Essex County Lithographs

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