GRAND PLANS
Mason & Hamlin was a household name 100 years ago, back when its instruments were considered high-tech home entertainment. Now two brothers who bought the bankrupt business are leading a renewed quest to build the world's finest pianos.
(Photo by Jason Wallengren)
LAFAYETTE SQUARE IN HAVERHILL IS NOT THE NICEST PART OF TOWN, AND DUNCAN Street is part of the reason why. On one corner is a vacant diner with a "sale pending" sign that's been there for years, and next to it another vacant building, another "sale pending." Next to that is a bar, which is still open. Looming over the ... (Full article: 3131 words)
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