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About
Danvers MA
17th century
The land that
is now Danvers was once controlled by the
Naumkeag branch of the Massachusett tribe.
Around 1630, settlers converted an existing Naumkeag trail into the Old Ipswich Road,
creating a connection to the main cities of
Salem and Boston. Danvers was permanently
settled in 1636 as Salem Village, and
eventually petitioned the Crown for a
charter as a town. According to legend, the
King, rather than signing the charter,
returned it with the message "The King
Unwilling." On June 9, 1757, however, the
town was incorporated anyway, and the King's
rebuff was defiantly given a place on the
town's seal. The town was named for the
Danvers Osborn family.
The historical event for which Danvers is
probably most well-known is the Witch
Hysteria of 1692. The house of one of the
convicted "witches," Rebecca Nurse, is still
standing in Danvers and can be visited as a
historical landmark.
18th century
From the
Battle of Lexington onward, Danvers has been
represented in the Armed Forces. Noteworthy
Revolutionary figures who stayed in Danvers
include Royal Governor General Thomas Gage
and Benedict Arnold.
19th century
In 1847, the
railroad came to Danvers. A street railway
was also installed in 1884, originally
consisting of horse-drawn trolleys that were
later converted to electricity.
The Town Hall was built in 1855 and, though
it has undergone modifications and
renovations several times, still stands
today. In the same year, the southern
portion of Danvers broke away to become the
town of South Danvers, later renamed
Peabody.
In 1878, the Danvers State Hospital opened
its doors.
Originally an
agricultural town, Danvers farmers developed
two breeds of vegetables: the Danvers Onion
(origin of the "Oniontown" nickname) and the
Danvers Half-Long Carrot. This carrot was
introduced by "market gardeners" in 1871.
There was also a booming shoe industry in
the late 19th and early 20th centuries, with
successful manufacturing companies like
Ideal Baby Shoe.
Recent Events
Chemical Plant Explosion
2006 Danvers Chemical Fire
On November
22, 2006, around 2:45 a.m., a major chemical
explosion occurred at a facility housing
Arnel Company (a manufacturer of
industrial-use paint products) and CAI Inc.
(a manufacturer of solvents and inks). The
blast shook several North Shore
towns—knocking homes off foundations and
damaging buildings up to half a mile away.
Glass windows shattered at least three miles
(5 km) away, in neighboring Peabody and even
in downtown Salem. The explosion was heard
and felt up to 45 miles (72 km) away; the
concussion was intense. According to many
witnesses, it seemed like an airplane had
crashed.
At least 10 people were taken to local
hospitals. No one was killed, and none of
the injuries were life-threatening,
according to Fire Chief Jim Tutko.
Approximately 90 homes were damaged.
Residents whose homes were damaged or
destroyed in the blast were taken to Danvers
High School, where the Red Cross established
a relief shelter. The blast occurred next to
a marina, a bakery & pizza shop, and a gas
station, and across the street from Eastern
Propane Gas Inc.
January 2007 — In late November, the State
Fire Marshal determined the explosion was
not caused by an intentional act. No cause
has been determined. State and Federal
investigations are ongoing. Members of the
US Chemical Safety Board investigating the
accident have stated that this is one of the
most difficult investigations the Board has
ever undertaken, and that it will likely be
12 to 18 months before a final report is
released by the agency.
Other current events
In 2002,
Danvers celebrated its 250th anniversary
with special events throughout the year.
Source:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danvers,_Massachusetts
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