Saturday, October 11, 2014






The Old Custom House and Pacific Club

"The historic brick building at the foot of Main Street that began life in 1772 as the counting house of prosperous whaling merchant William Rotch fought the Great Fire of 1846 to a draw. Its interior was gutted and charred, but its brick shell unbowed.

"It’s survived countless brutal winters whose freezing and thawing cracked its masonry, smaller fires on all three of its floors, and numerous tenants from the Chamber of Commerce and the county court to a pair of television stations and a photographer’s studio."

 http://www.nantuckettodayonline.com/archives/whatever-happened-to-the-pacific-club/



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