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	Search results for (    Refine your search Creator Pease, Aaron, H (33) Sears, Richard (28) Pease, Aaron H (24) The Wohlbruck Studio (22) Sargent, Edgar E (20) Show more... Date ca 1920 (32) 1912-07-04 (27) 1908 (26) ca 1880 (25) ca 1900 (21) Show more... results 341-360 of 1032 item(s)  page 18 of 52 : ( <<  11  12  13  14  15  16  17  18  19  20  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Subject: Description: 341. Town Hall and Elm Street Congregational Church, Southbridge, Massachusetts City halls--Massachusetts--Southbridge; Historic buildings--Massachusetts--Southbridge; Historic buildings--New England; Historic districts--Massachusetts--Southbridge; Central business districts--Massachusetts--Southbridge; Southbridge (Mass.)--Buildings; Church buildings--Massachusetts--Southbridge; Church architecture--Massachusetts--Southbridge; Architecture--United States--19th century Tree lined intersection of Elm and Dresser streets, Southbridge. The Romanesque Revival style Town Hall, on the left, was built in 1888. The architect for the edifice was A.P. Cutting of Worcester. The... 342. American Optical Case Plant, Lensdale, Southbridge, Massachusetts American Optical Company; American Optical Corporation; Southbridge (Mass.)--History; Optical industry--Massachusetts--Southbridge; Historic buildings--New England; Southbridge (Mass.)--Buildings; Southbridge; Architecture--United States--19th century A winter view of the industrial brick buildings of the American Optical Company's Case Plant, is presented. The trees lining the roadway between the railroad track and the plant are without leaves. The... 343. Fred A. Livermore and his horse drawn wagon Livermore, Fred A.; Horse drawn vehicles; Horses--Transportation; Shipment of goods Postcard showing Fred A. Livermore with his horse and wagon, ca. 1920s. Fred A. Livermore moved almost anything, running a local livery company that served the residents and companies of Spencer Massachusetts... 344. Workers in the Isaac Prouty boot and shoe company Isaac Prouty and Company, Spencer (Mass.); Shoe industry--Massachusetts--Spencer; Shoemakers; Footwear industry--Massachusetts--Spencer; Industries--Massachusetts--Child labor Workers of the Isaac Prouty & Co. shoe and boot manufacturing company in Spencer, Massachusetts, pose for a picture while one man runs a machine to trim and buff the edges of the soles of boots. Note the... 345. Workers in the Isaac Prouty boot shop Isaac Prouty and Company, Spencer (Mass.): Shoe industry--Massachusetts--Spencer; Shoemakers; Footwear industry--Massachusetts--Spencer Men at work making boots in the Isaac Prouty & Co. boot factory. The men are tacking and treeing the boots. Workers would put the tacks in their mouths, spit them onto the boots, and then hammer in the... 346. The Roberts Rain Shower Bath. Showers (plumbing fixtures); Health-hygiene; YMCA of the USA--Biography; School of Christian Workers (Springfield, Mass.)--Faculty; Springfield College--Faculty; Young Men's Christian Association (Boston, Mass.) Drawing of the Rain Shower Bath, designed by Robert J. Roberts. There existed those people who deemed a bath "once a week" a most useless formality, which must be indulged in to preserve their social standing... 347. Abel Allen Jr. House Sturbridge (Mass.:Town)--History--Pictorial works; Sturbridge (Mass.:Town)--Pictorial Works; Sturbridge (Mass.)--History; Agriculture--Massachusetts--Sturbridge; Farm life--Massachusetts--Sturbridge Abel Allen Jr. house, Shumway Hill, north side of Douty Road, Sturbridge, Massachusetts. Abel Allen Jr. was born March 30, 1766 son of Abel and Jerusha Tarbel Allen, married Experience, and died in 1827.... 348. Sturbridge citizens: Miss Abbie Bridges, Mr. Levi B. Chase, Mr. Samuel Curtis Massachusetts-Sturbridge; History-Massachusetts-Sturbridge; Sturbridge (Mass.) Pictures from the album Sturbridge Teachers & Pupils compiled by Nellie Chase. Photographs of Abbie Bridges, Levi B. Chase and Samuel Curtis. A Civil War veteran injured by friendly fire and discharged... 349. Lower Prospect Street West Boylston (Mass.) - History; Dwellings - Massachusetts - West Boylston - History; Massachusetts Central Railroad - History View from Lower Prospect Street showing the area of the valley with the beginnings of the deconstruction of the buildings to make way for the Wachusett Reservoir. Note the stacked lumber and piles of tree... 350. In the "valley" - triangle and stores West Boylston (Mass.) - History; Dwellings - Massachusetts - WestBoylston - History View of the Lower Common at the junction of Prospect Street and Clarendon Street. To the left of the image is the Common surrounded by a distinctive split rail fence. The first building on the right housed... 351. Clarendon Mills and pond West Boylston (Mass.) - History; Cotton manufacture - Massachusetts - West Boylston; Textile industry - Massachusetts - West Boylston View along East Main Street, across the Clarendon Mill pond, towards the Clarendon Mill complex. The mill pond was built by Major Ezra Beaman in 1794 by diverting the waters of the Nashua River through... 352. Photo 013 Oakdale Ladies. West Boylston Centennial Parade July 16, 1908 West Boylston (Mass.) - History; West Boylston (Mass.) - Parades, 1908; West Boylston (Mass.) - Centennial celebrations, etc. View of the 2nd prize winner for the best 4- and 6-horse float or decorated coach. The $10 prize was given to the Oakdale ladies, who had a 4-horse stage coach decorated in pick and white. One women is... 353. Catholic Church and priest's house West Boylston (Mass.) - History; Catholic church buildings - Massachusetts - West Boylston - History; St. Anthony's Church (West Boylston, Mass.) - History From left to right: the rectory of St. Anthony's Church and the church itself located on the northern side of East Main Street and adjacent to the Baptist (Old Stone) Church. The rectory was relocated... 354. Rear of school, library, I.O.O.F. Hall West Boylston (Mass.) - History; St. Anthony's Church (West Boylston, Mass.) - History View towards East Main Street taken from the hill behind the District Eight School and the Odd Fellows Hall and the adjacent Holmes farm property. Across East Main Street from the District Eight School... 355. Civil War Soldiers' Monument Webster (Mass.); Soldiers' monuments--Massachusetts--Webster. Standing 40' tall, costing $16,000, the monument was dedicated on July 4, 1907. A full-scale bronze soldier carrying the Union flag stands on top of a large granite shaft ornamented with Greek-influenced... 356. Main Street bridge between Webster and Dudley. Webster (Mass.); Dudley (Mass.); French River (Mass. and Conn.); Bridges--Massachusetts--Webster; Bridges--Massachusetts--Dudley. Connecting the Main Streets of Webster and Dudley, sometimes called "The Great Bridge", this keystone arch stone bridge was constructed in 1868. The granite stones for the bridge were quarried out of the... 357. 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. 358. 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. 359. Stephen Meekins Ambrotype, c. 1855-1861 Meekins, Stephen, 1812-1894; Ambrotypes; Portraits--19th century; Williamsburg (Mass.); Bradford, Wealthy, 1812-1875; Meekins Library This hand-tinted sixth-plate ambrotype, in a leather case with oval brass mat (2½ inches w. x 3 inches h.), c.1855-1861, is a portrait of Williamsburg, Mass., resident Stephen Meekins (1812-1894). It... 360. Group [A.O.C.?] portrait on Meekins Library steps, 1900 Williamsburg (Mass.); Damon, Estella Louise, 1887-1972; Meekins Library; Associations, institutions, etc.--Massachusetts--Williamsburg. This photograph shows a group of 35 young men and women, most of them appearing to be teenagers while one man and two women seem to be adults, posed on the front steps of the three-year-old Meekins Library... select all : clear all : add to favorites results 341-360 of 1032 item(s)  page 18 of 52 : ( <<  11  12  13  14  15  16  17  18  19  20  >> ) :: previous : next
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