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21. Camp Alpine, established in 1939 on the shores of the Fuller farm

22. Camp Alpine ran from 1939 to 1975

23. Capt. Joseph Crocker homestead in Pondsville, built about 1840

24. Capt. Josiah Hamblin house, built 1842

25. Capt. Seth Weeks (1803-1887), the last survivor of the Essex, died in this house just over the Osterville line

26. Charles Bassett house 1910, the post office c. 1854

27. Classroom at the schoolhouse in 1916. The teacher is Lillian Murdock

28. Cobb's Corner, at the junction of Crooked Cartway with Race Lane

29. The core of the David Jones house on Rosa Lane may have been built in 1811 by Cornelius Jones. The house as seen today was...

30. Cranberries are lifted on a conveyor belt to the top, where they are sprayed with water to remove the vines and debris, which...

31. A cranberry screening machine, which separated spoiled berries from good ones by a bouncing process, but still required skilled...

32. Curtiss Falcon military plane

33. David Higgin's watch repair shop sign (father of Dr. J. Hayden Higgins)

34. Davis's Seapuit farm. At the left is the Goodspeed farmhouse with barn, outbuildings, stable and track

35. The Deacon Thomas Jones homestead was built before 1857 by Jones (1823-1896), a yeoman farmer whose Quaker ancestor Ralph Jones...

36. Driving on Hamblin's Pond in an amphibious Amphicar

37. East of the Fuller farm was Roseland Ballroom, where Count Basie played and Ella Fitzgerald sang. Built in the mid-1920's,...

38. Ecology II house

39. The Ellis Hamblin (1806-1871) homestead was built in 1838 on the west side of River Road

40. A family picking cranberries, probably on their own farm