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Coaching parade, New Hampshire

This folder of the Sears family of Waltham photographic collection includes photographs taken at a coaching parade held in North Conway, New Hampshire. It includes images of carriages being pulled by horses.

John Ward House, Salem, Mass.

A black and white photograph of the John Ward House taken in approximately 1908. In 1910, the Ward House was moved to a different location and restored. This image was taken in the original location on St. Peter's Street before the restoration and move.

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Connecticut - South Coventry - Nathan Hale House - Postcards

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Connecticut - Washington - General - Photos

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Connecticut - Wethersfield - Silas Deane House - Photos

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Maine - Damariscotta - G. E. Gay House - Postcards

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Maine - Fort Knox

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Maine - Ogunquit - River views - Postcards

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Maine - Riggsville

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Maine - Riggsville - General - Postcards

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Maine - Stoneham

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Maine - Stoneham - General - Postcards

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Maine - Woodfords - General - Photos

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New Hampshire - Bethlehem - General - Photos

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New Hampshire - Charlestown - General - Photos

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New Hampshire - Isles of Shoals - General - Photos

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New Hampshire - Isles of Shoals - General - Postcards

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New Hampshire - Rye Beach - General - Postcards

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Family Vacation album

Leather bound album with the words "Photographs" embossed on the cover. Contains 307 black & white photographs including 1 postcard and 1 news clipping photograph c. 1909-1927. Photos range in size from 2 1/2 x 3 1/2 to 4 x 6 to 6 x 9 1/2. Most photos are mounted in album with a few loose betwee...

Trade card for The Sun Dial Gas Cooking Stove, manufactured by the Goodwin Gas Stove & Meter Co., 1012-14 & 16 Filbert Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and 142 Chambers Street, New York, 1890s

The stove features are described on the card verso. The image depicts the situation in the kitchen after the Sun Dial Gas Stove was purchased. The before image card is on Gusn: 196937

Aladdin's magazine, vol. 10, no. 3, January 1918, The Aladdin Company, Bay City, Michigan

Short articles promote Aladdin prefabricated houses. The magazine is published ten times a year by the Company.

Advance messenger of Aladdin, The Aladdin Company, Bay City, Michigan

The publication was intended as a pre-catalog alert to provide customers with background on the prefabrication manufacturing process.

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Donald Grey collection on New England churches

This collection includes postcards, photographs, stereoviews, maps, architectural drawings, and pamphlets associated with churches throughout New England. This collection also includes Grey's own databases of the materials in the collection and a library of approximately 300 volumes.

Aladdin homes, The Aladdin Company, Bay City, Michigan

The catalog has illustrations, descriptions and floor plans for model houses sold by the Company. A separate order blank leaflet is included. Text on the bottom of the front cover reads, "The golden rule in home building presented by the Aladdin Company to Charles Hyzer."

Aladdin homes, 23rd annual catalog, catalog no. 42, The Aladdin Company, Bay City, Michigan

The catalog text states that the 1929 home pricing includes the heating, lighting and plumbing equipment. Text on the front cover reads, "The Aladdin Company presents the twenty-third annual catalog of Aladdin Readi-Cut Houses, Summer Cottages and Garages."

Aladdin Readi-Cut Houses, catalog no. 43, The Aladdin Company, Bay City, Michigan

The catalog has a section called "Facts about Aladdin Homes" in addition to house models. A boy and his dog are in the doorway. The second copy is Gift of Richard Cheek, 2019.

Aladdin Readi-Cut Homes, not prefabricated, catalog no. 55, The Aladdin Company, Bay City, Michigan

The Aladdin system of Readi-Cut Homes is described in the catalog. Two price lists and an order form are included for customers.

Aladdin Readi-Cut Homes, not prefabricated, catalog no. 63, 57th annual edition, The Aladdin Company, Bay City, Michigan

The catalog describes the new B-I-Y (Build It Yourself) system.The illustrations have been cut out of pages 31, 32, 47 and 48. A price list is included.

Aladdin Readi-Cut Homes, catalog no. 49, The Aladdin Company, Bay City, Michigan

Images, descriptions and floor plans are included for each house model. A price list is attached inside the back cover.

Aladdin Homes, The Aladdin Co., Bay City, Michigan

The item promotes the "Aladdin Readi-Cut Houses Catalog" for 1920 and has photographs of Aladdin Home exteriors and interiors.

Aladdin Homes, some interesting facts about Aladdin Service for 1922, The Aladdin Co., Bay City, Michigan

Home designs and floor plans are shown in the catalog. An article describes the purchase of an Aladdin house by "Today's housewife magazine" as a test facility and headquarters.

Aladdin news, 1/4 off sale, The Aladdin Company, Bay City, Michigan

Aladdin models are listed with price comparisons for customers. "These sale prices squeeze out practically the last vestige of war inflation values."

You can buy and erect an Aladdin for what the materials cost last year, The Aladdin Company, Bay City, Michigan

Customers are urged to buy before higher prices go into effect on April 1.

America's Cup Race: Vigilant at the mark

First America's Cup race, 15 miles to windward and return, starting from Sandy Hook Lightship, Vigilant won. See also p. 286 of this index (neg. nos. 4599-4674, races). See also: Henry Peabody R.A.Y. #101 (Valkyrie) and #106-110 (Valkyrie and Vigilant).

Vigilant

First trial race between Defender and Vigilant, 30 miles windward and leeward from Scotland lightship. Defender's first race and win. See also p. 286 of this index (neg. nos. 4599-4674, races). See also: Henry Peabody R.A.Y. #101 (Valkyrie) and #106-110 (Valkyrie and Vigilant).

View of College Hill from Smith Hill, Providence, R.I.

Photograph of Providence, R.I., showing the steeple of First Baptist Church (sometimes known as Roger Williams Church) and buildings on College Hill. Taken from Smith Hill, current location of the Rhode Island State House. Possibly taken during the construction of the second Union Station in the lat...

Pilgrim Congregational Church, Providence, R.I.

Photograph of the exterior side of Pilgrim Congregational Church, showing deocrative glass in the windows and a clock tower. Taken by Littlefield of 249 1/2 Westminster St. Other views of this same church can be found in this folder.

Wadena

Goelet Cup, Newport; N. L. Stebbins took photos from the Amadis (Boston Globe, Aug. 3, 1895, p. 1-2). Volunteer won the slop class (after Defender had been disabled by a broken gaff); Emerald the schooner class.

Water Lily

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Pilgrim Congregational Church, Providence, R.I.

Exterior view of Pilgrim Congregational Church, showing a circulat stained glass window, three doors with decorative cornices, and a clock tower. Other exterior views of the same church can be found in this folder.

Geisha/Dragon?

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Columbia & Shamrock

Handwritten entry. Dupl. neg. no. 10528.

U.S.S. Mohawk

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Iolande

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Mustang

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Poland Springs; people in grove.

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Unidentified House with Tower, Providence, R.I.

Photograph of the exterior of a large, unidentified house with a tower and side porches.

Women's Ed. and Ind. Union, High School of Commerce, lunch room, Ave. Louis Pasteur

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Alpha

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Third Masonic Temple, Tremont and Boylston Streets, Boston, Mass., ca. 1900

The business at the street level of the building reads "Meyer Jonasson & Co., Boston, New York." Weber Pianos at 181 Tremont in the Head Building is to the left of the Masonic Temple. A sign on Boylston Street reads "P.H. Jacot Restaurant Rotisserie."