Assorted Pictures

All but the last two pictures are of Salem, Massachusetts taken from "Chronicles of Old Salem" a book published in 1948 by Frances Diane Robotti. Robotti was a member of the American Association of University Women, The Essex Institute, and the National Writer's Club. The book was, in part, a commemoration of The Essex Institute's centenial in 1948. The images used in the book (and here) are originally from the collections of the Essex Institute. I have used them without permission for non-profit purposes. It is my intention to place a great deal more images online so that players of Call of Cthulhu (Keepers in particular) can 'get a feel' for the Mythos. I shall be placing more pictures online as soon as possible. BTW, the images below are 'thumbnails'. To see an enlarged version, select the thumbnail desired.

Doorways	Essex Institute	Gov. John Endecott	Gov. Simon Bradstreet
Bradstreet House	Turner-Ingersoll House (The House with Seven Gables)	The Witch House	First Timetable of the Eastern Railroad, originally printed in the Boston Globe
Essex Gazette masthead	Salem Gazette masthead	Salem Chronicle masthead	Salem Mercury masthead
Uniforms of the U.S. Navy, 1820	Salem Custom House, circa 1850	Engagement of the Chesapeake and the Shannon, 1813	Washington's visit to the first cotton mill, Bevely, 1789
The stage arrives on a snowy night.	Swampy forest... Kinda sets the mood.	The edge of a swampy forest. A train passes by in the background.