Falmouth-by-the-sea : the Naples of America . The Outlook.— Summer Residence of Capt. John Rogers. r^ APTAIN ROGERS has lived in Falmouth twenty-live years, — long enoughto be acclimated. The Outlook was erected twenty-one years is one of the most sightly places in town, overlooking bay, sound, andocean. Captain Rogers was the pioneer in the weir-fishing business ofBuzzards Bay. From 1871 to 1894 he took 33,000 barrels of marketabletish from its waters. He has now retired, and is content to enjoy the fruitsof his hard labor. 84. The Eldred Homestead. nrmS house is situated on the Quisse
Falmouth-by-the-sea : the Naples of America . The Outlook.— Summer Residence of Capt. John Rogers. r^ APTAIN ROGERS has lived in Falmouth twenty-live years, — long enoughto be acclimated. The Outlook was erected twenty-one years is one of the most sightly places in town, overlooking bay, sound, andocean. Captain Rogers was the pioneer in the weir-fishing business ofBuzzards Bay. From 1871 to 1894 he took 33,000 barrels of marketabletish from its waters. He has now retired, and is content to enjoy the fruitsof his hard labor. 84. The Eldred Homestead. nrmS house is situated on the Quissett Harbor road, near the shore, over-^ looking the harbor with its surroundings. It was built as early as 1790,by Captain Lemuel Eldred, upon his farm of two hundred acres, and stillretains the greater portion of its original materials. Always owned andoccupied by his descendants in a direct line, it has been the home of CaptainWilliam Eldred, Deacon Lorenzo Eldred, and is at present that of DeaconEldreds wife, Mercy F., and a son, Charles H. Eldred. 85
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