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          By ALAN VILLIERS Phofographs, by WESTON KEMP
          Aloft in the siquare-riggerjoseph Conract,
          youngsters relive the rugged days ofold.
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         Window-shoppilIg for history,
         visitors stroll along cobbled Seaport.
         Street, whose venerable shops face
         the MYstic River. As a setting for its
         vessel-liDed wharves, the Marine
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         east coast for old maritime buildings
         and moved them to the Seaport,
         creating an authentic coastal village
         ofacenturyago. Horse-drawn wagon
         holds barrels for sliij),s Provisjons.
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