Cap'n Chadwick

Discover the life and times of a remarkable Marblehead resident in "Cap'n Chadwick: Marblehead Skipper and Shoemaker." This biography, penned by John White Chadwick, unveils the story of a man who seamlessly blended the seafaring life with the skilled craft of shoemaking. Set against the backdrop of 19th-century Marblehead, Massachusetts, this narrative explores the unique character of a community shaped by maritime traditions and industrious spirit.

Through vivid anecdotes and historical context, readers will gain insight into the dual life of Cap'n Chadwick, navigating the waters as a seasoned skipper and crafting footwear in his workshop. More than just a personal history, this book offers a glimpse into the social and economic fabric of a bygone era, appealing to those interested in local history, maritime lore, and the lives of ordinary people who left an extraordinary mark.

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