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Amherst Collection
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Athol Collection
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Baystate Medical Center Collection
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Blackstone Collection
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Chicopee Collection
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Clark University Collection
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East Longmeadow Collection
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Elms College Collection
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Greenfield Collection
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Holyoke Collection
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Hopedale Collection
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Hudson Collection
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Lancaster Collection
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Ludlow Collection
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Mt. Wachusett Community College Collection
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National Guard Museum Collection
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Nichols College Collection
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North Brookfield Collection
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Northampton Collection
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Orange Collection
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Oxford Collection
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Palmer Collection
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Princeton Collection
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Shrewsbury Collection
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South Hadley Collection
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Southbridge Collection
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Spencer Collection
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Springfield College Collection
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State Library of Massachusetts Collection
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Sturbridge Collection
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Webster Collection
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West Boylston Collection
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Westborough Collection
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Westfield Collection
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Worcester Collection
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WPI Collection
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1.
C Whitney & Company employees
Boxes; Box industry -- Massachusetts; Wooden boxes; Box industry employees -- Westborough (Mass.)
Workers ("Box Shop Gang") at C. Whitney & Company box factory near railroad in Westborough (Westboro). Company manufactured wooden boxes for shipping, many for shipping shoes.
2.
Eli Whitney Memorial
Whitney, Eli (1765-1825); Westboro (Westborough) (Mass.); Inventors; Cotton Gin; Manufacturing.
Postcard commemorating Westborough native Eli Whitney, inventor of the cotton gin and mass production. Whitney was the son of Betsey Fay and descendent of John Fay, one of the town's earliest settler
3.
Employees of the National Straw Works
Straw Hats 1880-1890; Hat Industry; Westborough (Mass.); Industries -- Massachusetts -- Worcester County; Factories -- Massachusetts; Westboro (Mass.)
Operators in Hall No. 2 of the National Straw Works. The company was incorporated in 1869 by Henry Bernard and George Smalley. They employed 2,000 workers in 1880. The company burned down in 1917.
4.
Farm and Barn at the Lyman School
Massachusetts State Reform School (Westborough, Mass.); Lyman School for Boys -- Westboro, Mass.; Reformatories -- Massachusetts -- Westboro, (Mass.); Agriculture; Farming; Barns; Farm Workers.
Farm workers at the Lyman School for Boys. The farm encompassed 99 acres. The school was organized as a family system with farm buildings and houses. In 1890, 190 boys lived at the school.
5.
Gould & Walker Boots & Shoes
Shoe Industry -- Massachusetts; Shoemakers -- Massachusetts; Footwear Industry -- Massachusetts; Industries -- Massachusetts -- Worcester County; Boots and Shoe Factories -- Westborough (Mass.)
Photograph of the Gould & Walker Company, corner of Milk and Phillips Streets, Westborough (Westboro). Company, which made boots and shoes, was started in 1883 by William Gould and Melvin Walker.
6.
Hervey A. Gilmore
Farms -- Massachusetts -- Westboro; Gilmore, Hervey A.; Westborough (Mass.)
Photograph of Hervey A. Gilmore, farmer, who ran a farm on East Main Street in Westborough from the late 1800s to the early 1900s. Hervey was the twin brother of Henry Gilmore.
7.
Old Arcade Building
Westborough (Mass.); Buildings 1860-1890; Business enterprises.
Photograph of the Arcade Building showing the C. Brigham Company, other businesses, and a large elm tree
8.
Sewing Hall No. 2 at the National Straw Works
Straw Hats 1880-1890; Hat Industry; Westborough (Mass.); Industries -- Massachusetts -- Worcester County; Factories -- Massachusetts; Westboro (Mass.)
Women sewing at the National Straw Works
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Shop workers at the Humber Cycle Company, Westborough (Westboro), Massachusetts
Bicycle Industry -- Massachusetts; Factories -- Employees -- Westborough (Mass.)
Humber Cycle Company shop workers, Westborough (Westboro), Massachusetts. Humber Company bought the White Bicycle Company of Westborough.
10.
Sleigh Advertisement from "The Hub"
Sleighs -- Massachusetts -- Worcester County; Sleigh Industry; Sleigh Industry -- Westborough (Mass.)
Advertisement for D.W. Forbes & Son, manufacturers of sleighs. The company was started in 1841 and shipped sleighs across the country.
11.
Westboro Hat Company
Industries -- Massachusetts -- Worcester County; Hat Industry -- Westborough (Mass.); History -- Westborough (Mass.)
Photograph depicting the three-story Westboro Hat Company. A fourth story was later added. The company employed as many as 300 workers at one time.
12.
Westboro Hat Company 2
Industries -- Massachusetts -- Worcester County; Hat Industry; Westborough (Mass.); Dyes and Dying
Dye house at the Westboro Hat Company. The company once employed as many as 300 workers.
13.
Westboro Hat Company and American Saddle and Bicycle Company employees
Industries -- Massachusetts -- Worcester County; Hat Industry -- Westborough (Mass.); History -- Westborough (Mass.); Bicycle Industry -- Westborough (Mass.)
Company employees in front of the Westboro Hat Company and the American Saddle and Bicycle Company on Phillips Street.
14.
Westborough Square
Massachusetts -- Westborough; Trolleys; Main Street (Westborough, Mass.); Commercial Districts. Massachusetts -- Westboro.
Colored postcard of trolleys in downtown commercial area of Westborough.
15.
Worcester South-East Agricultural Society
Agricultural Society -- Massachusetts -- Worcester; Westborough (Mass.) -- History; Agriculture -- Massachusetts.
Certificate issued to Thomas G. Davis of Westboro on first day of November 1862, signed by Albert Wood, President, and John G. Metcalf, Secretary.
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