- River. The area that
became the town of
Concord was
originally known as
Musketaquid, an
Algonquian word for "gr****y plain."
Concord was
established in 1635...
- The
Musketaquid Mills is a
historic mill
building at 131
Davidson Street in Lowell, M****achusetts. It is the only mill
building remaining on the east...
-
meeting of the
rivers and
along the
banks lived the
Indian owners of
Musketaquid before the
white men came The
significance of the
inscription would have...
-
easternmost part of
Centralville at the
Dracut town line. The Concord, or
Musketaquid (its
original name),
forms from the
confluence of the ****abet and Sudbury...
-
includes 36
towns within M****achusetts.
Native Americans called it the
Musketaquid or "gr****-grown"
river because its
sluggish waters abound in aquatic...
- Bern,
Benteli Verlag, 1987. Zeitspielräume, Berlin,
Merve Verlag, 1989.
Musketaquid,
Musik und Transzendentalismus, Berlin, Merve, 1994.
Musiques nomades...
- the
arrival of
European immigrants.
Algonquin people lived beside the
Musketaquid River prior to the
establishment of the
Concord plantation. The summit...
-
Mishawum (Charlestown, M****achusetts),
Mistic (Medford, M****achusetts),
Musketaquid (Concord, M****achusetts) and
Pannukog (Concord, New Hampshire) as Pawtucket...
- over
seven hundred of
which I
wrote myself". In 1842, T****au sold the
Musketaquid, the boat he used for his journey, to
Nathaniel Hawthorne for $7 and...
-
Musketaquid Mills...