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Now and Then Hall, located at 102 Essex St., connected with the club house of the Association and seated about 900 people. | * Now and Then Hall, located at 102 Essex St., connected with the club house of the Association and seated about 900 people. | ||
The Now and Then Association was a social and beneficiary organization for young men, and was organized in 1886 under an agreement to meet "now and then." In 1937, it had a membership of 438 persons. | |||
* The Now and Then Association was a social and beneficiary organization for young men, and was organized in 1886 under an agreement to meet "now and then." | |||
* In 1937, it had a membership of 438 persons. | |||
Latest revision as of 12:49, 1 March 2023
- Now and Then Hall, located at 102 Essex St., connected with the club house of the Association and seated about 900 people.
- The Now and Then Association was a social and beneficiary organization for young men, and was organized in 1886 under an agreement to meet "now and then."
- In 1937, it had a membership of 438 persons.
See Also
- Visitor's Guide to Salem 1953 ed., p. 158.
