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City Sq. Station, progress view

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City Sq. Station, progress view

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City Sq. Station, progress view

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North incline, Washington St. Tunnel, Charlestown

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Sherman St. Charlestown

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Arlington Ave. - w. side

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Dorrance St. h. corner Temple St., Charlestown

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Dorrance St. about 3 buildings from Arlington St., Charlestown

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Dorrance St. Charlestown Carson Trench Machine Co.

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Charlestown

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Concrete work at w. end of Charlestown Navy Yard

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Concrete wall at w. end of Charlestown Navy Yard

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Charlestown Navy Yard concrete masonry, w. side of Pier #1

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Charlestown Navy Yard concrete masonry, e. side of Pier #1

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Charlestown Navy Yard concrete masonry, e. side of Pier #1

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Charlestown Navy Yard , concrete masonry on w. side of Pier 1

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Buildings on e. side Washington St. part of Old South building

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Boylston St. side of Continental Clothing Co., Boston, Mass., February 18, 1904

The Continental Clothing House, located in the Boylston Building, is seen at the intersection of Boylston and Washington Streets. Brigham's Hotel can be seen to the left of the Boylston Building. To the left of Brigham's Hotel is the Washburn Department Store. A lamp post advertises the Boylston Caf...

Boylston St. side of Continental Clothing Co., Boston, Mass., February 18, 1904

The Continental Clothing House faces Boylston Street in this image. A sign for the Boylston Café is on the left side of the image.

Boylston St. side of Continental Clothing Co., Boston, Mass., February 18, 1904

Merchandise fills the windows of the Continental Clothing House on Boylston Street.

Building on south side Lagrange St. corner Washington St., Boston, Mass., February 18, 1904

The building in the distance has the name "Cobb" and a large clock on it. There is a sign for Davis Brothers jewelry above the horse and cart standing at the corner of 683 Washington Street.

Water and Devonshire Streets side of Winthrop Building, Boston, Mass., February 20, 1904

Wyman's Lunch, in the Winthrop Building, is seen with the stairway leading to the door. To the left is the Minot Building with Spring Lane between the two buildings.

Hayward Place side of building no. 580 Washington Street, Boston, Mass., February 20, 1904

The Cushing Medical Supply Company which advertises the Cushing Process for purifying alcohol is seen at the street level. The Murray tailoring business is above it. The awning for the Park Restaurant can be seen to the right at 8-10 Hayward Place.

Buildings on south side of Temple Place from no. 61 to Washington Street, Boston, Mass.

Freeman & Taylor, watches and jewelry, is at street level at 61 Temple Place.

Building no.61 Temple Place, Boston, Mass.

Freeman & Taylor, jewelery, is at 61 Temple Place. The Painless Dental Company is above Fremman & Taylor at 57 Temple Place. St. Clair's, confectioners, is on the left at 65 Temple Place. A tailor establishment is above St. Clair's. A horse-drawn cart and a sleigh can be seen in the image.

Building no.2 to 10 Winter St.

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Part of building south side Lagrange St.. corner Washington St., Boston, Mass., February 18, 1904

A horse and cart stand in front of the Dairy Lunch and Coffee House.

Buildings on west side Washington St., Adams House and Clark's Hotel, Boston, Mass., March 1904

The Adams House drug store is to the right of Clark's Hotel. Hotels can be seen on Washington Street in the image.

Buildings on east side Washington St. corner Hayward Place, north side, Hayward Place side of building, Boston, Mass., March 24, 1904

The text around the building reads "Murray Importing Tailor." The Adams House hotel is to the immediate left of the building with a large sign above it.

Part of building no. 695 Washington Street, Boston, Mass.

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Buildings on west side Washington St. no.617-633

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Buildings on east side Washington St. no.660-670

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Part of building no.669 Washington St. showing bad brickwork

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Part of building no.669 Washington St. showing bad brickwork

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Part of building no.715 Washington St.

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Buildings on east side Washington Street, Sherburne Building, Boston, Mass., March 1904

A clothing store can be seen on the left side of the image. A business with bed, dining and office furniture is on the upper floors of the Sherburne Building. The Emperor Trading Stamp Company can be seen on the second floor. McLaughlin, clothing on credit, can be seen at 792-800 Washington on the r...

Buildings one side Washington Street, corner Bennet Street, Sherburne Building, Boston, Mass., March 1904

A business with bed, dining and office furniture can be seen on the upper floors of the building. The Emperor Trading Stamp Company can be seen on the second floor. The sign for Osgood's Furniture Store can be seen to the left at 754-756 Washington Street.

Buildings on the west side of Ash St.

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Exterior view of old merchants' warehouses and offices, Ferry Wharf, Newburyport, Mass., undated

Overgrown railraod tracks lead to old merchants' warehouses on Ferry Wharf in Newburyport, Massachusetts.

Full-length group portrait of people, standing, facing front, Tenean Beach, Dorchester, Mass., undated

A group of men, women, and children pose on Tenean Beach in Dorchester, Massachusetts.

View of Sawyer Avenue at Pleasant Street, Dorchester, Mass., undated

The building at the intersection of Sawyer Avenue and Pleasant Street is shown in this streetscape.

Exterior view of the Jones Tavern, Weston, Mass., undated

The Jones Tavern is shown prior to the restoration and repair of 1951-952.

Interior view of the Jones Tavern, southwest room, Weston, Mass., August 1987

The interior decoration of the southwest room in the Jones Tavern is shown in this image.

Exterior view of the Friends Meeting House, Great Road, Lincoln, R.I., undated

The Friends Meeting House in Lincoln, Rhode Island has a sign and an announcement board on the exterior of the building.

Neponset River Mouth from Walnut St., Dorchester, Mass., undated

People view the Neponset River from Walnut Street in Dorchester, Massachusetts.

Stereograph of an office building, living quarters, and infimary, Shaker Village, Enfield, N.H., undated

The Great Stone Dwelling House, an infirmary and an office building are seen in this image of the Enfield Shaker Village.

Exterior view of the Thayer and Eldridge Publishing House, Washington Street, Boston, Mass., undated

A horse and cart stand close to 1116 Washington Street, the location of the Thayer and Eldridge Publishing House in Boston, Massachusetts.

Three-quarter portrait of Reverend James Cogswell, seated, facing front, location unknown, 1795-1799

The painting was done by the artist Joseph Stewart. Reverend Cogswell was a Yale graduate and the pastor of the Canterbury and Scotland (Windham) parishes in Connecticut.

West side of Washington Street, corner of Massachusetts Avenue, Boston, Mass., Oct. 30, 1899

Horse drawn wagons and carriages, next to the trolley tracks, stand in front of the Hotel Alexandra on the west side of Washington Street and the south corner of Massachusetts Avenue. The cart on the left has "Uneeda Biscuit" on the top. The side of the cart reads "National Biscuit Company, Charlest...

Conjectural drawing for restored north elevation of the Province House, Washington Street, Boston, Mass.

The drawing was done by Thomas T. Waterman. Province House was built as a private residence in 1679 and later became the seat of the royal governors of Massachusetts. It was demolished in 1922.