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• 1. (206) 244-9970
• 2. (229) 777-3001
• 3. (443) 939-2400
• 4. (850) 875-1100
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• 11. 305-243-1000
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• When was Sylvester’s opened?

  Northampton, 1983… In October of 1983, Peter St. Martin and Maureen McGuinness opened Sylvester’s in the very home of Sylvester Graham. Honoring the rich history of Northampton, The Sylvester Graham Building, and Sylvester Graham himself, the new owners embraced his healthy food philosophy as the foundation of their creative cuisine and menus.

• What can Sylvester electric do for You?

  Sylvester Electric has the skilled electricians you need to get any job done in the blink of an eye! Our licensed technicians can repair, replace, or install all existing residential systems out there. There’s no such thing as a project too big or small for Sylvester Electric— we handle it al l.

• Who is dr sylvester?

  Dr. John E. Sylvester is a radiation oncologist in Lakewood Ranch, Florida and is affiliated with multiple hospitals in the area, including Sarasota Memorial Hospital and Manatee Memorial Hospital. He received his medical degree from David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA and has been in practice for more than 20 years.

• What is Sylvester House?

  Sylvester House, a portion of an undergraduate dormitory at Johns Hopkins University, is named in his honor. Several professorships there are named in his honor also. Sylvester, James Joseph (1870).

• What did John Sylvester do for poetry?

  Following his early retirement, Sylvester published a book entitled The Laws of Verse in which he attempted to codify a set of laws for prosody in poetry. In 1872, he finally received his B.A. and M.A. from Cambridge, having been denied the degrees due to his being a Jew.