Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Mr. Calvin Turner” in chapter 17, section c.17.35 of Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 4.:
...e finally removed to the residence he built on High street (now the Public Library). On Sept. 19, 1865, his old home, then occupied by several families as a tenement house, was completely burned.
Mr. Calvin Turner , who established the second shipyard at the corner of Cross and Ship streets, in 1805, lived in a house similar in build to Mr. Magoun's. It was situated near where the present Boston & Maine fre...
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