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	Search results for Shutters    Refine your search Creator Pease, Aaron, H (2) Subject Beecher, William -- So... (1) Monroe, Charles Eugene... (1) Parades -- Pictorial W... (1) Southbridge (Mass) -- ... (1) Southbridge (Mass) -- ... (1) Show more... Date 1916-07 (1) C1890 (1) Pre-1903 (1) Pre-1923 (1) results 1-6 of 6 item(s)  page 1 of 1 : ( <<  1  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Subject: Description: 1. Residence of Charles Eugene Monroe and Ida Cook Monroe 31 Hartwell Street Southbridge Massachusetts Monroe, Charles Eugene, 1868-1931.Cook Monroe, Ida Elise, 1873-1966Southbridge (Mass.)--History;Historic buildings--Massachusetts--Southbridge;Historic buildings--New England;Architecture--United States--19th century;Southbridge (Mass.)--Pictorial works;Retail store--Jeweler;Optometry--Massachusetts--Southbridge;Optometrists--Massachusetts--Southbridge;Eyeglasses--Massachusetts--Southbridge; Image of 31 Hartwell Street in Southbridge, Massachusetts, residence of Charles E. Monroe and Ida Cook Monroe. Ida Monroe is shown standing in front of the residence with two unidentified females. The... 2. Aaron H. Pease Residence Sayles Street Extension Southbridge Massachusetts Southbridge (Mass.)--History; Historic buildings--Massachusetts--Southbridge; Historic buildings--New England; Architecture--United States--19th century; Southbridge (Mass.)--Pictorial works Residence of Aaron H. Pease (d. 1948), at Sayles Street extension. View of the side and front of the house is given. This house later became the home of George Dumas. Two story dwelling with an elegant... 3. Musicians in fancy dress at the Centennial Parade and Celebrations in Southbridge Massachusetts Parades--Pictorial works; Southbridge--Pictorial works; Social life and customs--Massachusetts--Southbridge; Horse-drawn vehicles--Pictorial works; Musical instruments--Pictorial works; Historic buildings--Massachusetts--Southbridge; Historic buildings--New England; Architecture--United States--20th century Southbridge during the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the incorporation of Southbridge, a three-day celebration, held on July 2, 3 and 4, 1916. The musicians are seated on a horse drawn wagon,... 4. Beecher Cole Residence 185 Main Street Southbridge Beecher, William--Southbridge (Mass.); Cole, R.H.--Southbridge (Mass.); Historic buildings--Southbridge--Massachusetts; Historic buildings--Massachusetts--New England; Southbridge (Mass.)--Pictorial work; Southbridge (Mass.)--History; Historic districts-- Built by William Beecher in 1828 and bought by R H Cole in 1862, this elegant residence at 185 Main Street, Southbridge is shown with two ladies posing in front. Flanked by trees on either side and a low... 5. First golf club in Southbridge on Fort Sumpter street Architecture--United States--19th century; Golf--History--Southbridge--Massachusetts; Bicycle and bicycling; Southbridge--Pictorial works; Social life and customs--Southbridge--Massachusetts; Historic buildings--Southbridge--Massachusetts; Historic building Group gathered outside the Fort Sumpter street building where the first golf club in Southbridge was located, on the Lawson land. There is a man standing beside his bicycle, two others leaning against... 6. Southbridge young ladies in horse drawn carriage Southbridge (Mass.)--Social life and customs; Historic buildings--Massachusetts--Southbridge; Historic buildings--Massachusetts--New England; Southbridge (Mass.)--Pictorial work; Southbridge (Mass.)--History; Historic districts--Massachusetts--Southbridge; Central business districts--Massachusetts--Southbridge The children are identified as Louise Chapin Morse and Sally Chapin Paige with their pony Topsy. They are sitting in the carriage covered with a blanket, at the curb in front of a house with shutters.... select all : clear all : add to favorites results 1-6 of 6 item(s)  page 1 of 1 : ( <<  1  >> ) :: previous : next
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