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Old cemetery entrance, Main Street, Groveland, Massachusetts, 5007-A

The image depicts the entrance to an old cemetery located on Main Street in Groveland, Massachusetts. The entrance is framed by tall trees and a fence with a gate. Beyond the entrance, a pathway leads into the cemetery, which is enclosed by more fencing. A small building is visible in the background...

Old cemetery, Main Street, Groveland, Massachusetts, 5008-A

The image depicts an old cemetery located on Main Street in Groveland, Massachusetts. Numerous gravestones are visible throughout the cemetery, and in the background, there is a landscape featuring a few trees and several houses scattered across a gently rolling hill.

Sarah H. Balch's tenement, Main Street, Groveland, Massachusetts, 5009-A

The image shows a two-story house on Main Street in Groveland, Massachusetts, identified as Sarah H. Balch's tenement. The building features a gabled roof and is adorned with ivy along the lower windows. There are trees and shrubs surrounding the house, which is accessed by a set of steps and a path...

Mrs. Chase Wallingford's house, Main Street, Groveland, Massachusetts, 5010-A

The image shows a two-story, clapboard house identified as Mrs. Chase Wallingford's house, located on Main Street in Groveland, Massachusetts. The house features multiple windows with shutters and a small porch with stairs leading to the entrance. In front of the house, a group of children is visibl...

Chas. M. Chase's house, Main Street, Groveland, Massachusetts, 5012-A

The image depicts Chas. M. Chase's house on Main Street in Groveland, Massachusetts. It is a two-story house with a gabled roof and multiple chimneys. The exterior features several windows with shutters and a central entrance. To the right of the house, there is a carriage house with a wide door. A ...

Dan Abbot's house, Main Street, Groveland, Massachusetts, 5013-A

The image shows a house identified as Dan Abbot's, located on Main Street in Groveland, Massachusetts. The building is a large, two-story structure with multiple windows, surrounded by trees and a grassy area.

Transfer Station, corner of Broad and Main Street, Groveland, Massachusetts, 5014-A

The image shows a transfer station located at the corner of Broad and Main Street in Groveland, Massachusetts. The building is a simple structure with a large sliding door and windows on its front facade. There is visible vegetation, including a large tree to the right side of the building, and rail...

Joseph Farrington's house, Main Street, Groveland, Massachusetts, 5015-A

The image shows Joseph Farrington's house located on Main Street in Groveland, Massachusetts. It is a small, wood-paneled house with a pitched roof and a central chimney. A set of stairs leads up to the front door and there is a porch on the right side of the house. Several people are visible to the...

Mrs. Eben Carleton's house at Rolfe Corner, Main Street, Groveland, Massachusetts, 5016-A

The image depicts Mrs. Eben Carleton's house located at Rolfe Corner on Main Street in Groveland, Massachusetts. It shows a small house with a sloped roof, surrounded by trees and grass. A dirt path and utility pole are visible in the foreground, leading to a secondary structure near the primary bui...

Window, All Saints Chapel, 1504-A

The image shows a window of All Saints Chapel. The window has a grid design with shutters on each side. The chapel's exterior features siding and a detailed architectural column to the left of the window.

Daniel Warner Buckminster House, 1505-A

The image shows the Daniel Warner Buckminster House, characterized by a symmetrical facade with multiple windows featuring shutters. The house has a prominent feature on the roof with a decorative octagonal structure. The entrance is accentuated by pillars, and there is a railing lining the roof. Th...

Unidentified House, 1506-A

The image shows a three-story wooden house with a symmetrical facade. It features a central entrance adorned with a small portico supported by columns. There are large windows with shutters on all levels, and the house is situated next to a tree.

Unidentified Brick House, 1507-A

The image shows a three-story brick building with multiple windows and two entrance doors located at the front. It is situated on a corner with a tree partially obscuring its façade. This structure appears to be a part of an urban environment. It is on the Same street as T. B. Aldrichs' house.

Tobias Lear House, 1508-A

The image shows Lear House, a two-story building with a steeply pitched roof and multiple chimneys. The house features several windows with shutters and two dormer windows on one side. It is surrounded by a wooden fence, and there is another similar style house, the Gardner House, visible in the bac...

House near Rockingham Hotel, 1509-A

The image shows the front facade of a house near the Rockingham Hotel (two houses from the corner). The house features a symmetrical design with a central door flanked by two windows on each side. The door is topped with an ornate pediment and has column molding. All windows are fitted with shutters...

Rundlet-May House, 1510-A

The image shows the Rundlet-May House, a large multi-story building with distinctive architectural features such as multiple chimneys and a balustrade along the roofline. It is surrounded by trees with bare branches, and there is a fence in the foreground. A utility pole is visible near the building...

Rundlet-May House, 1511-A

The image depicts the Rundlet-May House, showing a large, three-story structure with multiple windows featuring shutters. The house has a prominent central entrance with columns and a decorative balcony above. Two chimneys are visible on the roof, and a white picket fence runs along the front of the...

Wentworth-Gardner House, 1533-B

The image shows the Wentworth-Gardner House. This two-story building features symmetrical windows and an ornate entrance with columns. It also has three dormer windows on the roof. The house presents a classic architectural design.

Wentworth-Gardner House, 1534-B

The image depicts the south view of the Wentworth-Gardner House. It is a two-story building with a gabled roof and symmetrical windows featuring decorative lintels. In front of the house are leafless trees and a wooden fence. A chimney is visible on the roof, and an adjacent structure can be seen on...

Wentworth-Gardner House, 1535-B

The image shows the west view of the Wentworth-Gardner House, featuring a two-story structure with clapboard siding and a prominent chimney. The house has multiple large windows with decorative shutters, and a distinctive dormer with arched detailing on the roof. The yard is visible in the foregroun...

Window, Wentworth-Gardner House, 1536-B

The image shows a window of the parlor of the Wentworth-Gardner House. The window features multiple panes and is framed by simple molding. Above the window, there is a small pediment. The wall is covered with horizontal siding. Sparse branches are visible on the left side of the image.

Wentworth-Gardner House, 1537-B

The image shows the Wentworth-Gardner House, a two-story building featuring detailed architectural elements such as a symmetrical façade, multiple windows with shutters, and a central doorway with an ornate pediment. A tree is visible to the left, and a person is walking in front of the house.

Stair baluster and newel post, Wentworth-Gardner House, 1538-B

The image shows the interior of the Wentworth-Gardner House. It features a wooden staircase with a patterned carpet runner, and a wooden bannister with ornate, twisted balusters. Adjacent to the staircase is a panel door at the end of a carpeted hallway.

Wentworth-Gardner House, 1539-B

The image shows the Wentworth-Gardner House, a two-story structure with a central entrance and symmetrical windows. Next to the house is a large bare tree. Surrounding the main building are additional similar style houses and some stone-lined pathways in the foreground.

Wentworth-Gardner House, 1540-B

The image shows the Wentworth-Gardner House, a two-story building with a hip roof and multiple chimneys. The view includes several windows with decorative pediments and a fenced yard with some wooden structures and debris in the foreground. Another building with siding and shuttered windows is parti...

Wentworth-Gardner House, 1541-B

The image shows the northeast view of the Wentworth-Gardner House before restoration. It is a two-story structure with an elaborate facade, including detailed window casings and a prominent central doorway with columns. The building features dormer windows on the roof and a chimney. In the foregroun...

Door, Wentworth-Gardner House, 1542-B

The image shows the detailed front facade of the Wentworth-Gardner House. Visible is a prominent doorway with a multi-paneled door flanked by pilasters and topped with a decorative pediment featuring detailed molding and ornamental elements. Above the door, there is a window divided into smaller pan...

Upper front hall, Wentworth-Gardner House, 1543-B

The image depicts the upper front hall of the Wentworth-Gardner House from the northeast chamber. It features a paneled door set within a wall with decorative molding. Fluted pilasters with ornate capitals frame the door, and the wall above includes a series of dentil moldings.

Window on stair landing, Wentworth-Gardner House, 1544-B

The image shows a detailed interior view of window from a stair landing from the upper hall at the Wentworth-Gardner House. An arched window with decorative muntins is positioned above the landing, allowing light to enter the space. The walls feature elaborate molding and paneling, while the landing...

Wentworth-Gardner House, 1545-B

The image shows the Wentworth-Gardner House, a symmetrical, two-story building with a hipped roof. It features several dormer windows and a central doorway with decorative molding. A person is visible walking near the entrance, and there are other buildings in the background.

Wentworth-Gardner House, 1546-B

The image features the Wentworth-Gardner House, a large, symmetrical structure with a central doorway and a classic architectural style. The house has a row of five evenly spaced windows on the upper level, and another row on the lower level, with dormer windows on the roof. A person is seated on th...

Door, Wentworth-Gardner House, 1547-B

The image shows the front door of the Wentworth-Gardner House. The door is flanked by pilasters and an ornate entablature, featuring decorative detailing. There are steps leading up to the entrance, and two windows are visible on either side.

Pierce Mansion, Haymarket Square, 1512-A

The image depicts the Pierce Mansion located at Haymarket Square. The mansion is a symmetrical, multi-story building featuring a prominent central entrance with a set of stairs leading up to it. The building is adorned with tall windows and it appears to have a decorative upper structure. Large tree...

Tibbetts House and Wendell House, 1513-A

The image shows two adjacent historical houses known as the Tibbetts House and the Wendell House. The left house features a gable roof and several shuttered windows, while the other house on the right has a more elaborate facade with a pediment above the doorway and multiple stories. A tree is visib...

Wentworth Mansion, 1514-A

The image shows the Wentworth Mansion, a large, three-story structure with a prominent central entrance featuring columns. The building has symmetrical windows with shutters and a balustrade along the roofline. Trees and a fence are visible in the foreground.

Boyd-Raynes House, 1515-A

The image depicts the Boyd-Raynes House, a two-story historic building featuring a pitched roof with multiple chimneys. It has several evenly spaced windows with shutters, and a central entrance with a small porch. A picket fence runs along the front of the property, and a utility pole with wires is...

Boyd-Raynes House, 1516-A

The image depicts the Boyd-Raynes House, a large, symmetrical building with two stories and multiple dormer windows on the roof. It features several chimneys and a central door flanked by windows. In front of the house, there is a wooden fence, and utility poles are visible, along with bare trees in...

Boyd-Raynes House, 1517-A

The image depicts the Boyd-Raynes House, a multi-story wooden structure with several windows and prominent chimneys, located in a residential area. A fence runs along the foreground, and power lines are visible behind the house. Other houses and industrial structures can be seen in the background.

Jackson House, 1518-A

The image shows the southwest view of the Jackson House, a historic building with a steeply pitched roof and multiple chimneys. A person is walking on the road in front of the house. Another residential structure is visible in the background. There is a utility pole on the left side of the image.

Jackson House, 1523-A

The image shows the north view of the Jackson House, a historic building with shingle siding. The house features a gabled roof and multiple chimneys. In the foreground, there is a wooden fence and a tree with bare branches. Other structures and utility poles are visible in the background.

Jaffery House, 1530-A

The image depicts the northwest view of Jaffery House, featuring two adjacent wooden structures with steeply pitched roofs and multiple tall chimneys. Each structure has several windows, both on the main level and on the upper level. A smaller extension with a door and window is visible on the groun...

Jackson House, 1519-A

The image shows a historic wooden house with a steeply pitched roof and central chimney, identified as the Jackson House. Surrounding the house is a wooden fence and there are utility poles visible in the background. Additional houses are situated nearby on what appears to be a grassy terrain.

Jackson House, 1520-A

The image shows a wooden house with a steep, gable roof and a central brick chimney, identified as the Jackson House. The house has two windows with curtains and is surrounded by a picket fence. A utility pole can be seen in the background.

Jackson House, 1521-A

The image shows the Jackson House, featuring a wooden structure with a steeply pitched roof. The building has several windows with small panes and a visible chimney. In the background, there are a few leafless trees and utility poles. The house is situated on a grassy area, and a fence is partially ...

Jackson House, 1522-A

The image depicts the northwest view of the Jackson House, identifiable as an old New England-style building with a steeply pitched roof and two visible chimneys. The structure features wooden siding and small windows. In the foreground, there is a wooden picket fence, and a leafless tree is visible...

Brick Mansion, 1524-A

The brick mansion is a three-story brick building with multiple tall chimneys. In front of the mansion, a person stands beside a horse-drawn cart. The cart and horse are positioned on a paved street. Nearby, there is a wooden-sided building with shuttered windows. The house is located south of Jacks...

Jaffrey House, 1525-A

The image shows a large, wooden house with multiple chimneys and dormer windows. The roof is steeply pitched, and there are several trees surrounding the building. It is the east front view of the Jaffrey House.

Jaffrey House, 1526-A

The image depicts the southwest view of the Jaffrey House, a large wooden structure with a gambrel roof and multiple chimneys. The house features several windows with shutters and two dormer windows on the roof. There are bare trees in the foreground, and the house is situated on a slight elevation ...

Jaffrey House, 1527-A

The image depicts Jaffrey House, a wooden building with visible siding and multiple windows. In the foreground, barren trees and some shrubbery are present, with branches extending across the facade of the house. The architecture includes a sloped roof and a chimney.

Jaffrey House, 1528-A

The image depicts a portion of the Jaffrey House, focusing on a window with multiple panes. The window is set within a wooden exterior wall, and there are leaves visible on the right side.