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1. Alfred A. Ordway House, South Main Street, Bradford, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

   Alfred A. Ordway House, 239 South Main Street, Bradford, Haverhill. Formerly no. 121 South Main Street. Built circa 1831 as a commercial venture, Brown & Kimball, shoe shop and general store on street level with living quarters above. Alfred A. Ordway, a prominent shoe industry baron, bought the left half in 1880 and lived there until his death. Four stories, brick, gable roof with cupola with arched windows, two entrances at front center. Trees ...

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. Alfred A. Ordway House, South Main Street, Bradford, Haverhill, 1919 - Negative, Glass Plate

   Alfred A. Ordway House, 239 South Main Street, Bradford, Haverhill. Formerly no. 121 South Main Street. Built circa 1831 as a commercial venture for William Nelson Kimball, Brown & Kimball, shoe shop and general store on street level with living quarters and shoe manufacturing above. Alfred A. Ordway, a prominent shoe industry baron, bought the left half in 1880 and lived there until his death. Four stories, brick, gable roof, two entrances at fr...

   Record Type: Photo

   
3. Alfred A. Ordway House, South Main Street, Bradford, Haverhill, 1919 - Print, Photographic

   Alfred A. Ordway House, 239 South Main Street, Bradford, Haverhill. Formerly no. 121 South Main Street. Built circa 1831 as a commercial venture for William Nelson Kimball, Brown & Kimball, shoe shop and general store on street level with living quarters and shoe manufacturing above. Alfred A. Ordway, a prominent shoe industry baron, bought the left half in 1880 and lived there until his death. Four stories, brick, gable roof, two entrances at fr...

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. Alfred A. Ordway House, South Main Street, Bradford, Haverhill, 1985 - Transparency, Slide

   Alfred A. Ordway House, 239 South Main Street, Bradford, Haverhill. Formerly no. 121 South Main Street. Built circa 1831 as a commercial venture for William Nelson Kimball, Brown & Kimball, shoe shop and general store on street level with living quarters and shoe manufacturing above. Alfred A. Ordway, a prominent shoe industry baron, bought the left half in 1880 and lived there until his death. Four stories, brick, gable roof, two entrances at fr...

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. Alfred A. Ordway House, South Main Street, Bradford, Haverhill, ca. 1920 - Print, Photographic

   Alfred A. Ordway House, 239 South Main Street, Bradford, Haverhill. Formerly no. 121 South Main Street. Built circa 1831 as a commercial venture for William Nelson Kimball, Brown & Kimball, shoe shop and general store on street level with living quarters and shoe manufacturing above. Alfred A. Ordway, a prominent shoe industry baron, bought the left half in 1880 and lived there until his death. Four stories, bottom two on right visible; brick, tw...

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. John Davis - Photograph, Cabinet

   Portrait of John Davis. He has grey hair, beard, and mustache, and is wearing a suit, shirt, and tie. Vignetted studio portrait, head and shoulders, facing three-quarter left. Inscription on reverse of mount: "John Davis / lived at 8 Fourth Avenue 1893." Mount trimmed, photographer's studio partly missing, but assumed to be A. W. Anderson, 60 Merrimack Street Haverhill, Mass.

   Record Type: Photo

   
7. John Davis's twins - Print, Photographic

   Portrait of two infants in white gowns. They are in an upholstered chair. Photo in oval mat. Inscription on reverse of mount: "Twins who died young / Children of John & / Davis."

   Record Type: Photo