This collection of proceedings from the Nantucket Historical Association contains a wealth of information on the history of this famous New England island. From the earliest days of settlement to the whaling era and beyond, these volumes offer a rich and detailed account of life on Nantucket. With contributions from historians, genealogists, and local residents, these proceedings are an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the history of Nantucket and its people.

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