The Yellow Bowl, Rockport, 1925
The Yellow Bowl was a tea house on Bearskin Neck. Waddell’s shipyard on Bradley Wharf is in the background on the left. The building is still there.
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My View of Life on the Dock
The Yellow Bowl was a tea house on Bearskin Neck. Waddell’s shipyard on Bradley Wharf is in the background on the left. The building is still there.
It looks a lot different now. Years ago I had a shop in there and now Mark Kanegas has a photography gallery in the open space where you can see the boat.
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I grew up on Cape Ann and I really appreciate and enjoy seeing photos of places both familiar and that I have never seen before! So glad you’re back.
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Really appreciate the old pictures, Fred. Do you know the date of this one?
Looks to be a likely subject for a future painting
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Great image. Wonder what ever happened to that Yellow Bowl sign and especially the BIG (flat) yellow bowl (sign) hanging nearby. THANKS so much for sharing these images!
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Great shot here Fred of a time when things were slower…Lot’s of houses in the 60’s had this type look to them but I am sure this is a much early shot..:-) Dave & Kim:-)
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Love these old photo and trying to place where they are now!
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