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Tag: Pudding Street

The Legend of Pudding Street

May 30, 2021October 17, 2022 Gordon Harris1 Comment
Pudding Street thief

"We turn our eyes below and at our feet, Lies in peace old Pudding Street, So named because a pudding left to dry Was stolen by some tipsy passers by. These later years from vulgar names have shrunk, And called it High because the thieves were drunk."

Posted in Legends, PlacesTagged John Ross Dix, Pudding Street
Ipswich MA historic photos by William Varrel

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Early Inhabitants of Ipswich, Massachusetts by Abraham Hammatt
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