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Charles Lindbergh and Mayor Marden, Concord, N. H., 25 July 1927

Charles Lindbergh stands with Mayor Marden with a photographer in the background in Concord, New Hampshire.

Exterior view of an unidentified house, Portsmouth N.H., 1915

A house in Portsmouth, New Hampshire is seen from the front.

Livermore House, Portsmouth, N.H., ca.1890-95

Livermore House is seen from the street through some tree branches.

House, Portsmouth, N.H.

An unidentified house in Portsmouth, New Hampshire is seen from across the street.

Charles Lindbergh with Col. Mason and Mayor Marden, Concord, N.H., July 1927

Four men are standing in front of Lindbergh's plane "Spirit of St. Louis." Colonel Mason is the backer for his Hawaiian flight.

Old house in Portsmouth, N.H. not far from the Jackson House, April 1923

The front door and porch of an unidentified house in Portsmouth, New Hampshire is featured prominently.

Charles Lindbergh with Col. Mason and Mayor Marden, Concord, N.H., July 1927

Three men and a girl holding flowers stand with Lindbergh during his visit to Concord, New Hampshire. Colonel Mason is the backer for Lindy's Hawaiian flight.

The Old North Burial Ground, Portsmouth, N.H., 1937

Headstones in the Old North Cemetary in Portsmouth, New Hampshire can be seen in this photograph.

Charles Lindbergh with Mayor Marden looking over maps, Concord, N.H., July 1927

The men examine maps before leaving for Portland, Maine.

Exterior view of an unidentified house, Portsmouth, N.H., 1914

An unidentified house is seen through the trees in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.

Charles Lindbergh at the Concord airport, Concord, N.H., 1927

A crowd of people stand outside a building of the Concord Airport Corp. for Linderbergh's visit.

Charles Lindbergh with 'Spirit of St. Louis' at the Concord airport, Concord, N.H., 1927

A crowd of people watch the Spirit of St. Louis emerge from a hangar.

Exterior view of the Colonel Whipple House, Portsmouth, N.H., 1914

The Colonel Whipple House is seen from across the street.

Colonel Lindbergh leaving for Portland, Maine, Concord, N.H., 1927

Charles Lindbergh prepares to leave for Portland, Maine.

Exterior view of an unidentified house, Portsmouth, N.H., 1914

An unidentified house is seen behind a fence with an open gate.

"Brick mansion near Larkin Mansion, Portsmouth, N.H., 1914"

A brick mansion, 3 Richards Ave, with a front porch and balcony is seen from across the street.

Colonel Lindbergh leaving for Portland, Maine, Concord, N.H., 1927

People stand by the "Spirit of St. Louis" which will take Colonel Lindbergh to Maine.

Exterior view of an unidentified house, front door, Portsmouth, N.H., undated

The front door of an unidentified house is seen in this photograph.

Exterior view of an unidentified mansion, Middle Street, Portsmouth, N.H., 1915

The portico of an unidentified mansion on Middle Street, south of the Larkin Mansion, is seen from the street.

Exterior view of the Sherbourne House, Portsmouth, N.H., undated

A bicycle and a horse drawn vehicle pass the Sherbourne House as seen from across the street.

Spirit of St. Louis headed for Portland, Maine from Concord, N.H., 1927

The "Spirit of St. Louis" flies over the pine trees on its way from Concord, New Hampshire to Portland, Maine.

Exterior view of the Underwood House, Portsmouth, N.H., Oct. 1904

The Underwood House is seen with a large fence and tree in the foreground.

Spirit of St. Louis en route to Portland, Maine from Concord, N.H., 1927

The "Spirit of St. Louis" is seen shortly after takeoff on its way from Concord, New Hampshire to Portland, Maine.

Spirit of St. Louis en route to Portland, Maine from Concord, N.H., 1927

The "Spirit of St. Louis" is seen through a break in the clouds on its way from Concord, New Hampshire to Portland, Maine.

Charles Lindbergh at Concord Airport, Concord, N.H., 1927

A large crowd of people wait at the Concord Airport to see Charles Lindbergh.

Lindbergh with Mayor Marden Concord, N.H., July 1927

Charles Lindbergh turns to Mayor Marden during festivities in Conord, New Hampshire.

Lindbergh with Mayor Marden in a car, Concord, N.H., July 1927

Lindbergh, Mayor Marden and an unidentified man ride in an automobile during events in Concord, New Hampshire.

"Revere [sic] Beach - May 24, 1882"

A view of Revere Beach showing two figures walking along the water, a building in the foreground that might be a hotel, and a second building with a pier leading to the water on which is a structure with the words Bath House on the roof.

"No. Oakland Gardens. Boston - May 4, 1882"

A view of a street and sidewalk lined with a fence on the left and buildings and telephone poles on the right.

"City Point - Boston, May 18, 1882"

A view of City Point in Boston showing a sailboats and buildings along the shore. A ticket stub is affixed to the matting which reads, "This Ticket is good for 5 cents worth at the Bar on return. Good for this day only. Don't shake the wharf."

Hancock House, Boston

This image shows an exterior view of the front of the John Hancock House on Beacon Street in Boston, Massachusetts.

[Professor Turner]

A watercolor sketch of an African-American man with a shoe shining kit and chair. A sign on the chair reads "It is a shame of you and disgrace to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to wear your boots so dirty when you can get a shine for 5 cents from A. Turner." The image is inscribed "A.E." and "A. ...

"Near Tafts Hotel - Point Shirley"

A view of the beach near Tafts Hotel on Point Shirley in Winthrop, Massachusetts, showing a mostly deserted beach, a bench, and the heads of two people seated downhill from the viewer in the lower right hand corner of the painting.

Massachusetts House of Representatives, 1856

This newspaper page is of the chamber for the Massachusetts House of Representatives, showing the seats for the representatives on the floor and people watching in the galleries.

The Senate Chamber, State House, Boston / The Hall of Representatives, State House, Boston

This newspaper page consists of two prints, the upper print showing the Senate Chamber and the lower print showing the Hall of Representatives in the State House.

"Jamaica Pond in Boston"

A view of Jamaica Pond in Jamaica Plain, Boston, showing a woman with a dog, two people in a canoe, and houses and trees along the shore.

[Nantasket Beach, Hull, Mass.]

A view of Nantasket Beach in Hull, Massachusetts, showing buildings along the shore, a wheeled structure on the beach, a horse and carriage and workmen in the distance, and in the background a view of what may be the Atlantic House, a celebrated summer hotel which overlooks the water from a bluff.

"Fire alarm, Newspapers waiting for post"

A view of a fire alarm and mailbox on a Boston sidewalk. On top of the mailbox is a stack of newspapers waiting to be delivered. Elliot was careful to record the details of daily life in Boston, including this scene. The fire alarm system in Boston was one fo the earliest and most efficient in the c...

"Lunched here."

A view of Arlington Street in Boston showing houses and trees lining the street, a church, and a woman walking away from the viewer.

American House, Boston

An exterior view of the front of the American House Hotel, located on Hanover and Sudbury Streets in Boston, showing multiple horse drawn conveyances and pedestrians.

"Our Room, Columbus Avenue, Boston"

An interior view of the boarding house room in which the Elliots stayed while visiting Boston showing a kettle on a warming stand, a pet bird on a perch, picture frames and Japanese fans on the mantle over the fireplace, chairs, a sofa, windows with drapes, and a table.

"Arlington Gardens"

A view of the Boston Public Garden showing a Swan Boat and other boats on the water of the pond, a woman walking along the shore, and in the distance the bridge across the water from one side of the Public Garden to the other. The golden dome of the Massachusetts State House is just visible over the...

Ladies Fair for the Poor, at Music Hall Boston, March 8, 1858

This image shows an indoor fair with booths and a pole with streamers in the center within the Music Hall in Boston, Massachusetts.

"Mt. Auburn Cemetry [sic], Boston"

A view of Willow Pond in Mount Auburn Cemetery showing a pond with a bird and a small structure in it, a path along the edge of the pond, and trees surrounding it. The cemetery straddles the town line between Cambridge and Watertown, and Willow Pond is in Watertown.

Horticultural Exhibition, at the Music Hall, Boston

This image shows the exhibits and crowds at the Massachusetts Horticultural Exhibition at the Music Hall in Boston, Massachusetts. The image verso has "Oct. 20, 1855, Ballou's Pictorial."

Young men's bible class, Tremont Temple, Boston, Mass., Apr. 10, 1898

Group portrait of a youn men's bible class at the Tremont Temple in Boston, Massachusetts.

The first triennial festival of the Handel and Haydn Society, Boston, Mass.--The Grand Opening performance on Tuesday evening, May 5th, at the Boston Music Hall

This print shows the inside of the Boston Music Hall with its large organ at the back. A conductor stands in the middle of the image, directing the members of the Handel and Haydn Society as they perform to a full house.

Interior of a room in an unidentified building, undated

Interior view of a room with paintings, plants and a statue.

Interior view of the New Music Hall, Boston

The Boston Music Hall interior is described in Gleason's Pictorial, December 18, 1852 (v.3, no.25, whole no.77).

Fair of the Boston Young Men's Christian Association, in aid of the Building Fund, at the Music Hall, Dec. 21st to 30th 1858

An interior view of a fair held in the Boston Music Hall by the Boston Youth Men's Christian Organization. The Boston Music Hall is now the Orpheum Theatre.