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Exterior view of the Emmerton House, Salem, Mass., undated

The Emmerton House driveway entrance is just beyond the gate with the carriage house in the background.

Exterior view of the Alexander House, Springfield, Mass., ca. 1870

Alexander House is seen from the street with large trees in front.

View looking North on Meridian St. in Central Sq.

Depiction of Marion Street in East Boston, Massachusetts with men walking in the street and a large sign reading "Walcott E. Co" above a building.

Methodist Episcopal Church, East Boston, Mass.

Exterior view of the Methodist Episcopal Church in East Boston, Massachusetts as seen at an angle from the street and looking through the branches of a tree.

Entrance to East Boston tunnel, East Boston, Mass.

Pedestrians watch a Chelsea bound streetcar emerge from the East Boston Tunnel.

Entrance to tunnel, East Boston, Mass.

Streetcars converge at the East Boston tunnel entrance.

Main Street, Greenfield, Mass.

Street view of Main Street, Greenfield, Massachusetts with people walking around and carts and cars.

Trade card for Sapolio, soap, location unknown, undated

The image caption reads "Clean bathtubs, wash basins, and sinks with Sapolio."

Trade card for Kennedy's Champion Biscuit, F.A. Kennedy Company, Cambridgeport, Mass., undated

Children carry banners for Kennedy's Champion Biscuit while they sled down a hill.

Stereograph of a woman seated on a rock, Crystal Pool, Bar Harbor, Maine, undated

A woman sits on a rock at Crystal Pool in Bar Harbor, Maine.

Stereograph of the Post Office ruins after the Boston fire, Boston, Mass., 1872

The ruins of the Boston Post Office are seen after the Great Boston Fire of 1872.

Panorama from Sailors' Home

A panoramic view of the ruins after the Boston fire taken from the Sailors' Home.

Stereograph of the Shreve, Crump & Low building ruins, Boston, Mass., November 9 and 10, 1872

The ruins of the Shreve, Crump, and Low store on Washington Street are seen following the 1872 Great Boston Fire.

Stereograph of the Banner of Light office ruins, Boston, Mass., November 9 and 10, 1872

This stereo view shows the ruins of William White & Company, "Banner of Light" office, and the J. W. Plimpton Co. on Washington Street, after the Great Boston Fire of November 9 and 10, 1872. The booksellers and publisher, Wm. White & Co., and the silk and straw goods and artificial flowers store, J...

Stereograph of Washington Street ruins, Boston, Mass., November 9 and 10, 1872

Horse-drawn vehicles stand in the ruins of Washington Street after the Boston Fire of 1872.

Trade card for the New American Cook Stove, Perry & Co., 115 Hudson Avenue, Albany and 86 Beekman Street, New York, New York, 1874

The stove features, including the clinkerless grate, illuminated front and portable magazine, are described on the card verso. The product is sold by Blish & Ostrom in Hobart, New York. In the card image a woman uses the stove while another woman uses a wash board in the background.

Trade card for the Enterprise Raisin Seeder, The Enterprise Manufacturing Co. of Pa., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, undated

The card image is decorated with grapes hanging from vines. The card verso text states the machine will also seed grapes. The item is sold by Baldwin, Robbins & Company, 113 and 115 Milk Street, Boston, Massachusetts.

Trade card for The New Hub Range, Smith and Anthony Stove Co., 52 & 54 Union Street, Boston, Mass., ca. 1885

A woman in colonial dress peels apples next to a fireplace in the card image.

Detached oven, as published in The American agriculturalist, New York, New York, June 1873

The engraving is from "How we bake our bread," in the June 1873 issue of The American agriculturalist. One of the magazine's artists documented the use of outmoded baking practices while on a sketching tour in the United States.

Baking in a bake kettle, as published in The American agriculturalist, New York, New York, June 1873

The engraving is from "How we bake our bread," in the June 1873 issue of The American agriculturalist. One of the magazine's artists documented the use of outmoded baking practices while on a sketching tour in the United States.

Advertisement from the Ladies Home Journal, "Your Kitchen! Furnished Tastefully..."

Item

Kitchen no. 7, Kitchen Hints catalog, The Kitchen Maid Corporation, Andrews, Indiana

A plan using one wall in the kitchen is described to optimize the space.

Primus Avenue from Phillips Street, Boston, Mass., May 8, 1905

A woman leans out of her window and two men converse on a stoop at the entrance to Primus Avenue.

View of firemen putting out fire at the Lady Pepperell House, Kittery Point, Maine, December 27, 1945

Firemen and bystanders are shown at the Lady Pepperell House fire in Kittery Point, Maine.

View of two firemen putting out fire at the Lady Pepperell House, Kittery Point, Maine, December 27, 1945

Firemen, using a hose, stand on a staircase in the Pepperell House.

Exterior view of the Lady Pepperell House, Kittery Point, Maine, undated

The Lady Pepperell House in Kittery Point, Maine is seen from across the lawn. The text below the image describes changes made to the house.

Exterior view of the Lady Pepperell House, Kittery Point, Maine, undated

The Pepperell House is seen from the road.

Exterior view of the Lady Pepperell House, Kittery Point, Maine, 1903

A fence is in front of the Pepperell House in Kittery Point, Maine in this image.

Exterior view of the Lady Pepperell House, Kittery Point, Me., undated

The gate and front door are open in this image of the Lady Pepperell House facade.

Exterior view of Lady Pepperell House, Kittery Point, Maine, ca. 1895

The Lady Pepperell House, Kittery Point, Maine, is seen from across the lawn.

Group portrait of Isabella Pelham Curtis (standing), Frances Greely Stevenson (seated on the left) and "Aunt Margarite" (seated on the right), location unknown

Isabella Pelham Curtis was the daughter of James Freeman Curtis and Isabella Pelham Stevenson Curtis. Frances Greely Stevenson was the daughter of Jonathan Greely Stevenson and Martha Curtis Stevenson. Margaret ("Aunt Margarite") (Stevenson) McKean Curtis was the second wife of Charles Pelham Curtis...

Jackson Square in winter, East Weymouth, Mass.

Trolley tracks are in the foreground with a streetcar in the distance in this image of Jackson Square in East Weymouth, Massachusetts.

Exterior view of the Washington School, East Weymouth, Mass., undated

The Washington School is seen with a horse-drawn vehicle standing in the street.

View of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad, Weymouth Landing Station, Weymouth, Mass., undated

A railroad car stands on the tracks with a horse-drawn wagon next to it.

Exterior view of the Odd Fellows Building, East Weymouth, Mass., undated

A horse-drawn vehicle stands outside the Odd Fellows Building in East Weymouth, Massachusetts.

View from Soldier's Monument, Weymouth Heights, Weymouth, Mass., undated

A streetcar approaches Watch House Hill as seen from the Soldier's Monument in Weymouth, Massachusetts.

View of Hull Street and the Old North Church, Boston, Mass., undated

Hull Street is seen looking towards Christ Church, also known as the Old North Church with a man and child on the sidewalk. This view was taken prior to 1954, when the steeple and clock face shown were destroyed by Hurricane Carol. A part of the Copp's Hill Burying Ground can be seen on the left sid...

Advertisement for Bigelow Brothers & Kennard, 331 Washington Street, corner of West Street, Boston, Mass., 1867

The ad announces the opening of the new store which carries fine watches, gems, rich jewelry and silver and plated ware. The page is from the "Atlantic Monthly Advertiser."

Advertisement for Bigelow, Kennard & Co., goldsmiths, silversmiths, jewellers and importers, 511 Washington St., Boston, Mass., 1907

The Company carries jewelry, clocks, pottery and lighting fixtures.

Envelope for A. Blocklinger, manufacturer of fine hair jewelry, No. 493 Washington Street, Boston, Mass., 1870s

Blocklinger repairs all kinds of jewelry. The business is located between Temple Place and West Street in Boston, Massachusetts.

Trade card for Shreve, Crump & Low, jewelers & silversmiths, 228 & 230 Washington, corner of Summer Street, Boston, Mass., undated

An eagle dominates the trade card for Shreve, Crump & Low.

Advertisement for Jones, Ball & Poor, silversmiths & jewelers,, No. 226 Washington Street and Summner Street, Boston, Mass.

The business is located at the "sign of the golden eagle."

View of a boat landing, Braintree, Mass., undated

A boat landing and the East Harbor is seen from Toll Bridge, in Braintree, Massachusetts.

Washington St., Weymouth Landing, Weymouth, Mass.

Trees line snow covered Washington Street in Weymouth, Massachusetts.

View of Washington Square from Norfolk Square, Weymouth, Mass., undated

Parked cars and a streetcar can be seen in this image of Washington Square in Weymouth, Massachusetts.

Exterior view of the Old Oaken Bucket House, Scituate, Mass., undated

The Old Oaken Bucket House and well is seen in Scituate, Massachusetts.

View of the Old Mill, as seen from the Greenbush Post Office, Scituate, Mass., undated

A horse and buggy go past the Old Mill in Scituate, Massachusetts.

Gate at Dreamwold, Scituate, Mass.

The gate at Dreamwold, the Thomas W. Lawson estate, is seen with a house standing next to it.

Post Office, Egypt, Mass.

The post office is an ivy covered building in Egypt, Massachusetts.

Exterior view of the Lawson House, "The Nest", Scituate, Mass., undated

The Lawson House is seen with the outer wall covered in climbing plants.