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Lunenburg
Viewed from Hospital Hill
The
trees on the bank near the waters edge, mark the spot
where the first settlers landed on June 7th 1753. Kneeling
by the shore one fair June morning, one hundred and
fifty-two years ago, strangers and homeless, they little
realized that one day the wooded shore would become
"the busy mart where commerce ebbs and flows",
and that the little fleet that bore them hither was
the precursor of rich argosies that should bear the
multiplied fruits of their toil to the four corners
of the world.
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