Gloucester's Golden Age Of Fishing: Part 1 (1623 - 1923)
Fishing has long been an essential feature of Cape Ann since long before English settlers came here in 1623. Nearly 400 years later it could be considered the most significant element of her historical narrative. The purpose of this story is to look back at a key turning point of fishing life in Gloucester Massachusetts; the 1930s, 40s, and 50s. This first part in the two part series addresses the 300 year period of sail fishing leading up to this pivotal time.

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Gloucester's Golden Age Of Fishing: Part 2 (1940 - 1955)

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Howard Blackburn: Gloucester's Most Legendary Fisherman

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1957: Life on Rathlin Island | BBC Archive

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"Steady As She Goes", July 1959 Transpac 161ft Schooner Goodwill

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The Last Cape Horners

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Men Of Gloucester (1949)

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Great Ships; The Windjammers

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Let's Go Fishing (1946/1950 ?)

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Before Electricity: How Solid Oak Becomes a Water Wheel Shaft (1964)

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Tall Ships Coos Bay Documentary c.1854-1920 by Steve Priske

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Jolie Brise - the boat that changed Tom Cunliffe's life

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Robert Reid reports on British Waterways BTF 1962

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The Mysterious Disappearance Of A Sea Pioneer | Joshua Slocum Documentary | Timeline

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Why Comanche Warriors Survived Winters Where Settlers Froze To Death

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Log Drive

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The Boats That Built Britain - The Phoenix - Part 1

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Part 1: Gloucester's Golden Age Of Fishing

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The 19th Century Salt Cod Fisheries

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