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*"Book dealer makes history come alive" ''Boston Sunday Globe'', Aug. 8, 1993, p.1 | *"Book dealer makes history come alive" ''Boston Sunday Globe'', Aug. 8, 1993, p.1 | ||
*"Remembering those who helped preserve region's history" (Robert Murphy) ''Salem News'', July 29, 2013, p.7 | *"Remembering those who helped preserve region's history" (Robert Murphy) Essex County Chronicles ''Salem News'', July 29, 2013, p.7 | ||
*[http://higginsonbooks.com/index.html Higginson Book Company] Company Website | *[http://higginsonbooks.com/index.html Higginson Book Company] Company Website |
Revision as of 11:04, 17 December 2014
Higginson Book Company, founded and owned by Robert Murphy, is a publisher of reprints of rare and out-of-print genealogies, local histories and Civil War regimentals.
Mr. Murphy started as an antiquarian book dealer and then moved his business to Salem in 1975.
Higginson Books operates out of an historical house, the Joshua Ward House at 148 Washington Street.
Robert Murphy passed away in 2013, the company is now run by his wife, Sara.
See Also
- Vertical File in Salem Collection - Murphy, Robert
- "Book dealer makes history come alive" Boston Sunday Globe, Aug. 8, 1993, p.1
- "Remembering those who helped preserve region's history" (Robert Murphy) Essex County Chronicles Salem News, July 29, 2013, p.7
- Higginson Book Company Company Website