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DESCRIPTION:Join Wakefield authors Alison Simcox and Doug Heath at Beebe 
 Library on Monday\, March 11 at 7 p.m. when they will introduce their ne
 w book in Arcadia&rsquo\;s Images of America Series\, Breakheart Reserva
 tion.Doug Heath and Alison Simcox are environmental scientists with an i
 nterest in local history. In their book\,&nbsp\; they selected images fr
 om private collections and public archives tracing Breakheart Reservatio
 n&lsquo\;s history from its natural origins through colonial settlement 
 and use as a private resort to a public park of extraordinary beauty.Com
 prising over 600 acres of woodlands\, wetlands and hilly terrain\, Break
 heart Reservation began as a parcel of common land awarded to new settle
 rs arriving in Saugus in the early 1700s. Today\, it is considered a gem
  in the Massachusetts state park system. Simcox and Heath trace the park
 &rsquo\;s history from its days as a private hunting retreat through its
  years as a camp for the Depression era Civilian Conservation Corps to i
 ts transformation into a recreational area.\nThe authors will be happy t
 o sign copies of their book\, which will be available for purchase.Reser
 ve seats online for what promises to be an interesting evening.
URL:http://wakefield.patch.com/events/breakheart-reservation-history-in-p
 ictures
SUMMARY:Breakheart Reservation History in Pictures
LOCATION:Lucius Beebe Memorial Library: 345 Main St\, Wakefield\, MA
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