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Sidewalk, 580 Washington St., east side, Boston, Mass., November 6, 1904

On the near right is the storefront for the Cushing Medical Supply an alcohol purifier business. Further down on the right are the signs for George E. Bemister's piano rooms and the George M. Krey music publishers. The Ginter Grocery Company sign can be seen at 566 Washington Street. The Adams House...

Sidewalk at 607 Washington St., west side, Boston, Mass., November 6, 1904

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Sidewalk at Park Theatre, 619 Washington St., Boston, Mass., November 6, 1904

The "Secret of Polichinelle" is playing at the Park Theatre on Washington Street.

Sidewalk Hotel Cecil, west side 623-631 Washington St., Boston, Mass., November 6, 1904

Horse-drawn cabs stand in front of the Hotel Cecil. The Park Theatre is to the right of the hotel. The white Adams House hotel can be seen on the right side of the image.

Sidewalk 639-641 Washington St., west side, Boston, Mass., November 6, 1904

The entrance to the Oblast Shoe Company is seen at the corner of Washington and Boylston Streets.

Sidewalk west side Washington St. cor. Boylston St. n. side, 641 Washington St., Boston, Mass., November 6, 1904

The Continental Clothing Company can be seen at the intersection of Washington and Boylston Streets on the left side of the image.

Sidewalk at #15 Boylston St., Washington St., west side, Boston, Mass., November 6, 1904

The Lexington Hotel on Boylston Street can be seen on the left side of the image. Washburns Department Store can be seen at the Washington Street intersection.

Sidewalk, north side #1 Boylston Street, Washington St., Boston, Mass., November 6, 1904

The doorway for No. 1 Boylston Street can be seen on the left side of the image. To the right is part of the Oblast Shoe Company.

Sidewalk at south end Boylston Building, 645-657 Washington St., west side, Boston, Mass., November 6, 1904

The Boylston Café is seen in the Boylston Building, part of Boylston Square. This entrance faces Washington Street. Beyond the Café is the Continental Clothing Company, corner of Boylston and Washington Street. Across the street is the Oblast Shoe Company.

Sidewalk 5-13 Boylston St., west side Washington St., Boston, Mass., November 6, 1904

The Lexington Hotel can be seen just beyond the awning.

Sidewalk at 22 Boylston St., 645-657 Washington St., west side, Boston, Mass., November 6, 1904

The C.J. Bailey & Company rubber goods store is seen on the corner of the Boylston Building. Washburns Department Store can be seen on Washington Street.

North side of Boylston Building, Washington St., west side (645-657)

The Continental Clothing House, located in the Boylston Building, is on Boylston Street. Washburn's Department Store is seen at the end of the street facing on to Washington Street.

Sidewalk north side of Boylston Building, Washington St., west side (645-657), Boston, Mass., November 6, 1904

The Continental Clothing House store windows can be seen with a sign for the Boylston Cafe.

Sidewalk north side Boylston Building, Washington St. sidewalks, west side, (645-657)

Pedestrians stand in front of the Continental Clothing House store windows that look on to Washington Street.

North side Boylston Building (649-657 Washington St.)

The C.J. Bailey & Company store advertises rain coats in its window.

North side Boylston Building, 649-657 Washington Street, Boston, Mass., November 1904

The C.J. Bailey & Company store advertises rain coats in its window.

Washington St. side, Boylston Building, sidewalks, west side, 649-657 Washington Street, Boston, Mass., November 6, 1904

The Continental Clothing House windows face Washington Street on the left side of the image. Across the street on the right side of the image is the Oblast Shoe Company.

Boylston Building north side, Boston, Mass., November 1904

The north side of the Boylston Building shows the Continental Clothing House and C.J. Bailey & Company. Washburn's Department Store faces on to Washington Street in the distance. Streetcar tracks can be seen in the image.

Sidewalk at 330-332 Washington St., sec. 5, Boston, Mass., November 13, 1904

The Old South Meeting House can be seen on the upper left side of the image at the intersection of Milk and Washington Streets. The business on the right side of the image are the Boston Transcript, a railroad ticket office and a stationery shop.

Sidewalk at 332-338 Washington St., sec. 5, Boston, Mass., November 13, 1904

The Old South Meeting House can be seen on the upper left side of the image at the intersection of Milk and Washington Streets. The businesses on the right side of the image are the Boston Transcript, the Santa Fe Railroad ticket office and the Hobbs & Warren stationery shop. Wardell's restaurant is...

Sidewalk at 340 Washington St., sec. 5, Boston, Mass., November 13, 1904

The Old South Meeting House can be seen on the upper left side of the image at the intersection of Milk and Washington Streets. The businesses on the right side of the image are the Boston Transcript, the Santa Fe Railroad ticket office and the Hobbs & Warren stationery shop. Wardell's restaurant, a...

Sidewalk at 340-344 Washington St., Boston, Mass., November 13, 1904

The Old South Meeting House can be seen on the upper left side of the image at the intersection of Milk and Washington Streets. Wardell's restaurant is at 340 Washington and Wright & Ditson's sporting goods store is at 344 Washington Street.

Sidewalk at 344-348 Washington St., sec.5, Boston, Mass., November 13, 1904

Wright & Ditson's sporting goods store is at 344 Washington Street.

Sidewalk at 348-350 Washington St., Boston, Mass., November 13, 1904

Torrey, Bright & Capen, fine carpets and oriental rugs, can be seen on the right side of the image at 348 & 350 Washington Street. To the left of Capen is Wright & Ditson's sporting goods store at 344 Washington Street.

Sidewalk at 350-352 Washington St., sec.5, Boston, Mass., November 13, 1904

Wright & Ditson's sporting goods store can be seen beneath the pool signs at 344 Washington Street.

Sidewalk at 356 Washington St., sec.5, Boston, Mass., November 13, 1904

A number of businesses occupy space in this section of Washington Street.

Sidewalk at 360-362 Washington St., Boston, Mass., November 13, 1904

A railroad ticket office offers fares to various destinations including the St. Louis World's Fair.

Sidewalk at 362 Washington St., sec.6, Boston, Mass., November 13, 1904

A railroad ticket office offers fares to various destinations including the St. Louis World's Fair.

Sidewalk at 364 Washington St., sec.5, Boston, Mass., November 13, 1904

A railroad ticket office can be seen in the image. A sign to the right reads "Chamber to let."

Sidewalk at 364-366 Washington St., east side, Boston, Mass., November 13, 1904

A Boston & Albany Railroad ticket office can be seen in the image.

Sidewalk corner Washington and Franklin Streets, south side, 376 Washington Street east side, sec.5, Boston, Mass., November 13, 1904

Mechanics National Bank is at the intersection of Washington and Franklin Streets. A clock can be seen on the corner. A pool hall is on the right side of the image.

Sidewalk corner Washington and Franklin Sts., sec.5, north side, 378 Washington Street, Boston, Mass., November 13, 1904

Mechanics National Bank is at the intersection of Washington and Franklin Streets. Part of The Franklin liquor store can be seen on the right side of the image.

Sidewalk 388 Washington St., sec.5, Boston, Mass., November 13, 1904

The T.H. Lane Company, men's furnishings, can be seen on the left side of the image. A store with women's clothing is to the right in the image.

Sidewalk at 390 Washington St., east side, Boston, Mass., November 13, 1904

The T.H. Lane Company, men's furnishings, can be seen on the left side of the image. A store with women's clothing is to the right in the image.

Sidewalk 173 Washington St., sec.7, Boston, Mass., May 20, 1905

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Sidewalk 174-176 Washington St., sec.8, Boston, May 20, 1905

A hardware store can be seen on the left side of the image. Next to it is the Southern Pacific Railroad Company and Union Pacific Railroad Company ticket offices.

Sidewalk 174-178 Washington St., Boston, Mass., May 20, 2005

The Samuel Adams statue in Adams Square can be seen in the distance on the left side of the image. A railroad ticket office with Wabash R.R. in the window is in the center of the image.

Sidewalk 180-184 Washington St., Boston, Mass., May 20, 1905

The Wabash Railroad ticket office is next to the A.J. Wilkinson & Company hardware store on Washington Street. The Samuel Adams statue stands in Adams Square in the distance on the left side of the image.

Sidewalk 188 Washington St., sec.7, Boston, Mass., May 20, 1905

The A.J. Wilkinson hardware store is at 188 Washington Street. Adams Square can be seen in the distance.

Sidewalk 194 Washington St., sec.7, Boston, Mass., May 20, 1905

The A.J. Wilkinson hardware store is at 188 Washington Street. The Standish Shoe store is to the right of the hardware store and below the railroad ticket office. A part of the John J. Vortisch hairdresser shop can be seen to the right of the stairs. The stairs lead to the Washington Street entrance...

Sidewalk 194-196 Washington St., sec.8, Boston, Mass., May 20, 1905

Adams Square can be seen in the distance.The A.J. Wilkinson hardware store is at 188 Washington Street. The Standish Shoe store is to the right of the hardware store and below the railroad ticket office where the back of a man can be seen. The John J. Vortisch hairdresser shop can be seen to the ri...

Sidewalk 196-198 Washington St., Boston, Mass., May 20, 1905

Adams Square can be seen in the distance.The A.J. Wilkinson hardware store is at 188 Washington Street. The Standish Shoe store, railroad ticket offices and John J. Vortisch hairdresser shop are businesses in the Devonshire Building. The Washington Street entrance of the Devonshire Building is where...

Sidewalk 194-200 Washington St., sec.7, Boston, Mass., May 20, 1905

Adams Square can be seen in the distance. The W.H. Eaves Steamship Agency has a picture of a steamship in the window. To the left of Eaves is the Devonshire Building with the Standish Shoe store, railroad ticket offices and John J. Vortisch hairdresser shop. The A.J. Wilkinson hardware store is at 1...

Sidewalk 204 Washington St., sec. 6, Boston, Mass., May 20, 1905

Chipman Brothers, men's furnishings, can be seen on the corner shop with striped awnings. Adams Square can be seen in the distance on the left side of the image.

Sidewalk 204-208 Washington St., Boston, Mass., May 20, 1905

Chipman Brothers, men's furnishings, can be seen on the corner shop with striped awnings. Part of the Devonshire Building can be seen on the left side of the image where the barbershop sign for John J. Vortisch hairdresser is visible.

Lower part of buildings 14-16 Lagrange St., Boston, Mass., October 17, 1905

The Lagrange Street entrance to the Washington tunnel is to the right of Baker's Lunch.

South side Lagrange St., Boston, Mass., October 17, 1905

The Lagrange Street entrance to the Washington tunnel is to the right of Baker's Lunch.

Part of Washington Street side of Ames Building, crack, Boston, Mass., November 5, 1905

A crack is seen above the grates on the Ames Building windows at street level.

Ames Building

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Part of building, rear of 4 Washington Street, Boston, Mass., November 12, 1905

The John J. Madden & Company restaurant is to the left of the barbershop.