Historic New England

Chimney Brickwork, Lee House, 1756-A

The image shows the top section of the chimney brickwork from the attic at the Lee House. The bricks are arranged in a rough, layered structure with visible mortar joints. There is debris and wooden support visible around the brickwork.

Date: ca. 1917

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396659

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.33.1756-A

Chimney Brickwork, Lee House, 1757-A

The image shows a section of the chimney brickwork from the attic at the Lee House. The bricks appear to be stacked in a stepped arrangement with some mortar visible between them. There is rubble and debris around the brick structure. A wooden plank or formwork is partially visible on the right side...

Date: ca. 1917

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396660

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.33.1757-A

Door inside Lee House, 1758-A

The image features a partially open wooden door inside the Lee House. Adjacent to the door is a rough masonry structure with two openings. To the right, there are piles of wooden debris and some built-in shelves. The wall appears unfinished with visible construction elements.

Date: ca. 1917

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396661

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.33.1758-A

Lee House, 1759-A

The image depicts the Lee House. It is a two-story wooden structure with a pitched roof, featuring multiple windows, several of which are broken or missing glass. The facade appears weathered, with visible damage to the siding and surrounding vegetation.

Date: ca. 1917

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396662

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.33.1759-A

Fireplace, Lee House, 1760-A

The image shows a brick fireplace located in the Lee House. The fireplace contains two small openings and is surrounded by a simple wooden frame. In front of the fireplace, there is a pile of bricks scattered on the ground.

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396663

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.33.1760-A

Fireplace, Lee House, 1761-A

The image depicts a fireplace within the Lee House. The fireplace is constructed of brick with a partially collapsed area where bricks have fallen and are scattered on the floor. There is a wooden mantel above the fireplace and stairs on the right side.

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396664

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.33.1761-A

Lee House in Dilapidated State, 1762-A

The image shows the interior of a structure identified as the Lee House in a dilapidated state. Visible are a partially open door and multiple sections of exposed brick, along with scattered debris, and a damaged or unfinished wall structure. It appears to be in a state of disrepair.

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396665

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.33.1762-A

Unidentified House on a Hill, 1763-A

The image depicts a two-story wooden house situated on a hill, surrounded by trees. The house has a gabled roof and multiple windows on both floors. A person is standing at the doorway of the house. The landscape includes grass and vegetation in the foreground.

Date: ca. 1914

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396666

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1763-A

Unidentified House on a Hill, 1764-A

The image depicts a two-story wooden house situated on a grassy hill. The structure features multiple windows and a chimney. There is another building visible in the background, and trees surround the property.

Date: ca. 1914

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396667

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1764-A

Unidentified House on a Hill, 1765-A

The image depicts the back side of an unidentified wooden house situated on a grassy hill. The structure has a sloped roof with a chimney and multiple windows on the visible sides. There are trees surrounding the house, and it appears to be in a rural setting.

Date: ca. 1914

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396668

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1765-A

Unidentified House on a Hill, 1766-A

The image shows a wooden house situated on a grassy hill. The building has a gabled roof and multiple rectangular windows. Surrounding the house are trees, which partially obscure some of the structure. The house appears to be aged and weathered.

Date: ca. 1914

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396669

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1766-A

Unidentified House on a Hill, 1767-A

The image shows the back side of a wooden house situated on a grassy hill. The house features a shingled gable roof with a central chimney and several windows with multiple panes. A small, wooden extension with a door is visible on the left side of the house. Trees can be seen in the background.

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396670

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1767-A

Golden Ball Tavern, 1768-A

The image depicts the Golden Ball Tavern, featuring a three-story building with a flat roof. The facade displays evenly spaced windows and a doorway on the main floor accessed by a small set of stairs with a railing. The building is adjacent to another structure visible in the background.

Date: ca. 1915

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396671

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1768-A

Golden Ball Tavern, 1769-A

The image shows the Golden Ball Tavern, a three-story wooden building with multiple windows on each floor. The structure features corner trim details and an entrance visible on the right side. The surrounding area includes another wooden building and a sloped ground with some visible steps leading t...

Date: ca. 1915

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396672

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1769-A

Window, Golden Ball Tavern, 1770-A

The image shows a window from the Golden Ball Tavern. The window is framed by wooden siding and features a curtain inside.

Date: ca. 1915

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396673

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1770-A

Golden Ball Tavern, 1771-A

The image depicts the Golden Ball Tavern. It shows a multi-story brick building with multiple windows. There is snow on the ground, and a horse is visible in the foreground to the right. A staircase with a railing leads to an entrance.

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396674

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1771-A

Unidentified House in Suburbs, 1772-A

The image shows a two-story wooden house in a suburban area. The structure has multiple windows and a prominent chimney on the roof. The surrounding area includes trees and foliage.

Date: ca. 1914

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396675

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1772-A

Interior of an Unidentified House in Suburbs, 1773-A

The image depicts a room located at the left of the front entry of an unidentified house in the suburbs. It features a large fireplace with decorative paneling on the walls. The surrounding area appears to have a smooth floor surface.

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396676

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1773-A

Peaslee Garrison House Rear, 1774-A

The image shows the rear view of the Peaslee Garrison House. It's a brick structure with a pitched roof, and several adjacent smaller roofed sections. Laundry is hung on a line in the foreground. Trees are visible behind the house.

Date: ca. 1915

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396677

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1774-A

Peaslee Garrison House, 1775-A

The image shows a section of the Peaslee Garrison House. The photograph captures the brick gable end of the structure featuring a chimney at the roof's peak. There are several small, shuttered windows across the wall, with arched lintels visible above some of them. The right side of the frame includ...

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396678

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1775-A

Hazen Garrison House, 1776-A

The image shows the Hazen Garrison House, a brick structure with multiple windows on both floors and a central door. In front of the house, there are bare trees and a stairway leading up from the street level. There is also a telephone pole visible in front of the house.

Date: ca. 1915

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396679

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1776-A

Hazen Garrison House, 1777-A

The image depicts the Hazen Garrison House, noted as before restoration. It is a two-story brick structure with multiple windows and a chimney. The house is surrounded by trees and shrubs, and in the foreground, a man sits atop a horse-drawn wagon. A staircase leads up the slope to the house.

Date: 1915

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396680

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1777-A

Front Door Frame, Hazen Garrison House, 1778-A

The image depicts the front door frame of the Hazen Garrison House. The door is set within a brick wall and features a simple, vertical wooden design. The frame shows visible aging.

Date: ca. 1915

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396681

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1778-A

Hazen Garrison House, 1779-A

The image depicts the Hazen Garrison House, a brick building with two visible stories. The house has several windows with white trim and a doorway also featuring white trim. There are trees and shrubs around the house.

Date: ca. 1915

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396682

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1779-A

Foot of Garret Stairs from Kitchen Chamber, Hazen Garrison House, 1783-A

The image shows the foot of a staircase leading up from a room identified as the Kitchen Chamber in the Hazen Garrison House. The staircase is narrow and enclosed by walls, with visible steps leading upward.

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396683

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1783-A

Hazen Garrison House, 1780-A

The image depicts the Hazen Garrison House, a two-story brick structure. It features multiple uniformly-sized rectangular windows with white frames and a central door. The building is situated on a grassy area, partially surrounded by trees.

Date: ca. 1915

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396684

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1780-A

Attic Stair Landing, Hazen Garrison House, 1781-A

The image depicts an attic stair landing in the Hazen Garrison House. The view shows part of a wooden railing and a sloped wooden ceiling, along with visible planks and beams.

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396685

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1781-A

Foot of Garret Stairs from Kitchen Chamber, Hazen Garrison House, 1782-A

The image shows the interior of the Hazen Garrison House, featuring an open door leading to a stairway. The steps are partially visible, ascending to a higher level. The wall adjacent to the stairs is decorated with patterned wallpaper. The floor appears smooth, and the door has a simple handle.

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396686

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1782-A

Top of Garret Stairs, Hazen Garrison House, 1784-A

The image depicts the interior of the attic at the top of the garret stairs in the Hazen Garrison House. The space is characterized by exposed beams and wooden floorboards. Light enters the room through small windows, illuminating the interior architecture.

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396687

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1784-A

Fireplace, Hazen Garrison House, 1785-A

The image shows a brick fireplace from the Hazen Garrison House. Hanging above the hearth are a kettle and a pot. Two andirons are visible at the fireplace base.

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396688

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1785-A

Kitchen Closet Window, Hazen Garrison House, 1786-A

The image shows a window with diamond-shaped leaded glass panes set into a brick wall. The window is part of the Hazen Garrison House, and possibly features climbing foliage nearby. The window's frame includes visible hinges and decorative metalwork.

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396689

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1786-A

Window, Hazen Garrison House, 1787-A

The image shows a narrow, rectangular window set in a brick wall. The window is divided into six panes and is framed by white trim. Above the window, there is a decorative arch made of bricks.

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396690

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1787-A

New Kitchen Window, Hazen Garrison House, 1788-A

The image shows the exterior of the Hazen Garrison House, featuring a section of the brick wall with two windows. The windows have diamond-patterned panes and are set in arched frames.

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396691

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1788-A

Window, Hazen Garrison House, 1789-A

The image shows a window of the Hazen Garrison House. The window is set in a brick wall and features multiple panes of glass. It has an arched brick design above it and is surrounded by a narrow white frame. Some branches are visible in front of the window.

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396692

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1789-A

Hole from oven removal, Hazen Garrison House, 1790-A

The image shows a portion of a brick wall with an arched cavity or indentation on the right side of the Kitchen fireplace. This is identified as a hole left from the removal of an oven in the Hazen Garrison House. The bricks appear unevenly aligned around the arched section.

Date: ca. 1915

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396693

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1790-A

Cellar Window, Hazen Garrison House, 1791-A

The image shows a the cellar window on the south elevation of the Hazen Garrison House. It features a brick wall with an arched brick design near the base. Above the arch, part of a window with broken glass panes is visible. Some grass is growing at the foundation of the wall. It is noted as the cel...

Date: ca. 1915

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396694

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1791-A

Cellar Window, Hazen Garrison House, 1793-A

The image depicts a brick wall with a small arched cellar window at the Hazen Garrison House. The window is protected by a mesh screen and partially surrounded by snow.

Date: ca. 1915

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396695

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1793-A

Fireplace, Hazen Garrison House, 1792-A

The image shows a fireplace inside the Hazen Garrison House. The stone or brick fireplace is surrounded by tools, including a bellows and other implements that hang on the wall. A hole is visible on the side of the fireplace.

Date: ca. 1915

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396696

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1792-A

Fireplace, Hazen Garrison House, 1794-A

The image shows a brick fireplace from the Hazen Garrison House. The bricks are unevenly stacked with a small opening visible. Various tools and implements are visible near the fireplace.

Date: ca. 1915

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396697

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1794-A

Hazen Garrison House, 1795-A

The image shows the Hazen Garrison House, a brick structure with several windows and a prominent chimney. A large tree is in the foreground, partially obscuring the view of the house. There is foliage and grass surrounding the area, with a smaller outbuilding visible in the background.

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396698

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1795-A

Hazen Garrison House, 1796-A

The image shows the Hazen Garrison House, a two-story brick building with a steeply pitched roof and a large chimney. The structure features multiple windows with arched tops and a wooden door. The surrounding area is covered with tall grass.

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396699

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1796-A

Hazen Garrison House, 1797-A

The image depicts part of the Hazen Garrison House, focusing on a brick and wood structure. A chimney rises from the center, and a tree partially obscures the view. The foreground shows a pile of wooden debris near the building's side. The house has a few windows visible, one of which appears to hav...

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396700

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1797-A

Hazen Garrison House Roof, 1798-A

The image shows the Hazen Garrison House, focusing on a section of its brick exterior. A prominent brick chimney is visible at the top of the structure, and part of a window is seen on the right side. Leafless branches of trees or shrubs are present in the foreground.

Date: ca. 1915

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396701

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1798-A

Hazen Garrison House Roof, 1799-A

The image shows a section of the Hazen Garrison House, focusing on the brick gable wall with a chimney extending upward. There are three windows visible: two near the roof's apex and another on the lower level. Leafless tree branches partially obscure the view of the facade.

Date: ca. 1915

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396702

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1799-A

Arch of the Original Front Doorframe, Hazen Garrison House, 1801-A

The image shows the original front doorframe of the Hazen Garrison House. The focus is on the upper part of the doorframe, which is made of wood and shows signs of age. Above the frame, there is an arch constructed with bricks.

Date: ca. 1915

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396703

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1801-A

Original Front Doorframe, Hazen Garrison House, 1802-A

The image shows the original front doorframe of the Hazen Garrison House. It features a wooden doorframe with visible signs of aging and an open space where the sill was. To the right, there is a section of a brick wall and some grass growing at the base.

Date: ca. 1915

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396704

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1802-A

Original Front Doorframe interior, Hazen Garrison House, 1803-A

The image shows the interior view of an original front doorframe of the Hazen Garrison House. The doorframe is positioned at a corner where two walls meet, with visible vertical wooden planks. A hole is visible where the original sill was. There is some decorative wallpaper on one wall. Light appear...

Date: ca. 1915

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396705

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1803-A

Hazen Garrison House, 1804-A

The image shows the Hazen Garrison House. It is a two-story brick structure with a symmetrical arrangement of windows. The main entrance is centered on the facade, and a set of stairs leads up to it. The house is framed by two trees in the front yard.

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396706

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1804-A

A man in street in front of the Hazen Garrison House, 1805-A

The image shows a man standing on a street in front of the Hazen Garrison House. Behind him, a stone retaining wall supports a grass-covered embankment. Visible above the embankment is a brick building with several windows and a door, the Hazen Garrison House.

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396707

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1805-A

Hazen Garrison House, 1806-A

The image depicts the Hazen Garrison House, a brick structure with two chimneys and large windows. It is situated on a slight incline with a set of steps leading up to the entrance. In the foreground, two horse-drawn carriages are visible on the road, and there are several trees around the house, co...

Date: ca. 1914

Collection: Henry Charles Dean photographic collection, 1914-1917, undated

GUSN: 396708

Ref. Code: PC101.01.001.14.1806-A

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