Historic New England

Leachmere Sq. E. Cambridge

1 gelatin dry plate glass negative

Date: 1907-08-07

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 212491

Ref. Code: PC017.01.01.01.0160

E. Cambridge Leachmere Sq.

1 gelatin dry plate glass negative

Date: 1907-08-07

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 212492

Ref. Code: PC017.01.01.01.0170

E. Cambridge near Leachmere Sq.

1 gelatin dry plate glass negative

Date: 1907-08-07

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 212493

Ref. Code: PC017.01.01.01.0180

Leachmere Sq. E. Cambridge

1 gelatin dry plate glass negative

Date: 1907

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 212494

Ref. Code: PC017.01.01.01.0190

E. Cambridge bridge near Lechemere Sq.

1 gelatin dry plate glass negative

Date: 1907-08-07

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 212495

Ref. Code: PC017.01.01.01.0200

E. Cambridge near Lechemere Sq. between Lechmere Sq. between Cambridge and Bridge Sts.

1 gelatin dry plate glass negative

Date: 1907-08-07

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 212496

Ref. Code: PC017.01.01.01.0210

E. Cambridge near Lechemere Sq. between Cambridge and Bridge Sts.

1 gelatin dry plate glass negative

Date: 1907-08-07

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 212497

Ref. Code: PC017.01.01.01.0220

E. Cambridge near Lechemere Sq. between Cambridge and Bridge Sts.

1 gelatin dry plate glass negative

Date: 1907-08-07

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 212498

Ref. Code: PC017.01.01.01.0230

South side of Causeway, west side of Canal Street, Boston, Mass.

The Hotel Haymarket has a wine room and serves gents lunch. To the right is Park & Co. Restaurant.

Date: 1907-08-15

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 212499

Ref. Code: PC017.01.01.01.0240

Charles River Bridge Foundation 4

1 gelatin dry plate glass negative

Date: 1907-12-07

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 212500

Ref. Code: PC017.01.01.01.0250

South side of Causeway Street, Boston, Mass.

The importer, liquor and grocery store Pollard, Wood & Company can be seen at the intersection of Causeway and Friend Streets.

Date: 1907-08-15

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 212501

Ref. Code: PC017.01.01.01.0260

South side of Causeway Street, west side of Friend Street, Boston, Mass.

Wood, Pollard & Company, liquors, teas and coffee, is at 113 Causeway Street. The Royal, bottled liquors, is on the corner. Taylor's Lunch is to the right of the Royal. Newsboys stand on the corner.

Date: 1907-08-15

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 212502

Ref. Code: PC017.01.01.01.0270

Lagrange Street entrance and exit, Washington St. tunnel, Boston, Mass., December 1907

Baker's Lunch restaurant is on the left side of the image. There is a shoe hospital and boot black parlor on the right side of the image. Lyman Rhodes Press Printing is located above the shoe hospital. In the center a sign states there are stores to let from Whitcomb, Mead & Company. The doorways w...

Date: 1907

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215306

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4450

Station entrance Hayward Place and Washington Street, Boston, Mass., December 1907

The sign at the top of the builidng reads "Nadler Bros., mfrs. of ladies & misses cloaks, suits & skirts." The large sign to the right in the image reads "Essex Pool."

Date: 1907

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215307

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4460

Station entrance Hayward Pl.

1 gelatin dry plate glass negative

Date: 1907

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215308

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4470

Franklin St. entrance

1 gelatin dry plate glass negative

Date: 1907-12-13

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215309

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4480

16 Franklin St., Washington St. tunnel

1 gelatin dry plate glass negative

Date: 1907

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215310

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4490

Station entrance Essex St.

1 gelatin dry plate glass negative

Date: 1907

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215311

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4500

Station entrance Temple Pl.

1 gelatin dry plate glass negative

Date: 1907

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215312

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4510

Temple Pl. entrance

1 gelatin dry plate glass negative

Date: 1907

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215313

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4520

Stairway covering at Old South Church

1 gelatin dry plate glass negative

Date: 1908

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215314

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4530

Conductor spout, 8 + 10 Washington St., showing rust holes

1 gelatin dry plate glass negative

Date: 1908-05-27

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215315

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4540

Sidewalk 29-33 Haverhill St.

1 gelatin dry plate glass negative

Date: 1908-05-27

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215316

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4550

Inclined elevator

1 gelatin dry plate glass negative

Date: 1908

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215317

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4560

Sidewalk at Relief Station, Haymarket

1 gelatin dry plate glass negative

Date: 1908-11-18

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215318

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4570

Part of 50 Phillips St.

1 gelatin dry plate glass negative

Date: 1909-02-09

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215319

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4580

Devonshire Street subway entrance, Winthrop Building, Devonshire and Water Sts., Boston, Mass., February 12, 1912

The Devonshire Street entrance to the subway system is seen at the Winthrop Building in the image. The signs read "Elevated Trains South." Water Street is to the right side of the building. The structure with scaffolding is the Minot Building. Spring Lane is between the two buildings.

Date: 1912-02-12

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215320

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4590

Devonshire Street subway entrance, Winthrop Building, Devonshire and Water Sts., Boston, Mass., February 12, 1912

The Devonshire Street entrance to the subway system is seen at the Winthrop Building in the image. The signs read "Elevated Trains South." Water Street is to the right side of the building. The structure with scaffolding is the Minot Building. Spring Lane is between the two buildings.

Date: 1912-02-12

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215321

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4600

Old South Meeting House, crack in Washington St. face, Boston, Mass., May 5, 1913

The crack was a result of the subway work being done on Washington Street.

Date: 1913-05-05

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215322

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4610

Old South Meeting House, crack in Washington St. face, Boston, Mass., May 5, 1913

The crack was a result of the subway work being done on Washington Street.

Date: 1913-05-05

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215323

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4620

Entrance and exit, Milk St., Washington St. tunnel

1 gelatin dry plate glass negative

Date: 1913-11-12

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215324

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4630

Crack in n. wall of Old South Meeting House about 10' from Washington St. face, Boston, Mass., December 4, 1913

The crack was a result of the subway work being done on Washington Street.

Date: 1913-12-04

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215325

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4640

Setting unit w. stairs Washington St.

1 gelatin dry plate glass negative

Date: 1915-03-10

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215326

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4650

Shuman Building corner Boylston and Washington Sts. after construction, Boston, Mass., May 13, 1920

Pedestrians cluster beneath a sign reading "Boylston Station Trains South."

Date: 1920-05-13

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215327

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4660

Washington Street, newsboys standing on vent grating, Boston, Mass.

Three boys, possibly newsboys, stand on a Washington Street corner with other pedestrians. A construction site can be see on the right side of the image.

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215328

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4670

27-31 Washington St.

1 gelatin dry plate glass negative

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215329

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4680

Upper part of Green Dragon Building

1 gelatin dry plate glass negative

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215330

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4690

66-72 Washington St.

1 gelatin dry plate glass negative

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215331

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4700

Sidewalk and doorway 194 Washington St., sec.7, Boston, Mass., undated

The stairs and doorway are the Washington Street entrance into the Devonshire Building. The Standish Shoe store and the John J. Vortisch hairdresser shop are at ground level. Steamship and railroad companies have office space in the Devonshire Building.

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215332

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4710

Second National Bank in Sears Building, 199 Washington St., Boston, Mass., undated

1 gelatin dry plate glass negative

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215333

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4720

Sidewalk cor. Washington and State Sts., 214 Washington St., Boston, Mass., undated

The office for the Joy Line advertises steamboat transportation between Boston and New York.

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215334

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4730

East side Washington St., 387 Washington St.

1 gelatin dry plate glass negative

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215335

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4740

414-422 Washington Street, buildings, east side Washington Street, Boston, Mass.

G. Frank Davenport sells cigars and liquors at 422 Washington Street in the image. On the left side of the image is Lowney's confectionery at 416 Washington Street. Hall & Hancock sells furs and hats to women and men at 418-420 Washington. Streetcar tracks can be seen in the image.

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215336

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4750

Noyes Brothers, 426 Washington Street, Boston, Mass.

Noyes, a men's clothing store, is to the right of G. Frank Davenport who sells cigars and liquors at 422 Washington Street.

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215337

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4760

Sidewalks, Washington St., east side, 440 Washington St., Shuman's Store, Boston, Mass., undated

A female pedestrian faces the clock on Washington Street at Shuman Corner.

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215338

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4770

Building corner Washington and Winter Streets, south side Winter, 443 Washington St., Boston, Mass., undated

Men work on Winter Street in the image. Gunaris confectionery chocolates shop is on the ground level at 443 Washington. A. Skinner & Son diamonds and watches is on the second floor. Filene's is on the upper floors. Tuttle's Shoe Store is on the right side of the image at street level. The People's C...

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215339

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4780

Supporting Arcade Building, buildings east side Washington St, 566 Wash. St., Boston, Mass., undated

The Ginter Grocery Company store is at 566 Washington Street in the Arcade Building. A woman walks in the street between a passing streetcar and the building supports.

Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s

GUSN: 215340

Ref. Code: PC017.01.02.03.4790