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1. Haverhill 250th Anniversary Parade, Monument Square, 1890 - Negative, Roll Film

   Haverhill 250th Anniversary Parade, Monument Square, 1890. The date is probably July 3rd. Spectators in foreground and background, parade on Main Street. Houses decorated with banners and American flags. Horse-drawn wagon as a float passing from left to right, piled high with boxes; banner on top reads: "Carter, Ayer & Co. Express." Other boxes are labeled with other merchants' names: J. H. Sayward (hardware, paints); Higgins & Lewis; Hanscom Bro...

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2. Haverhill 250th Anniversary, Washington Street, July 1890 - Negative, Roll Film

   Haverhill 250th Anniversary, 19-23 Washington Street, July 1890. Buildings decorated with banners. View from alley of Webster Building. Two men standing in alley with their backs to the camera. Storefront: J. H. Sayward, with horse and carriage in front. Image fogged. Round image, probably from early Kodak camera, photographer is Henry Joseph Rivers. See cropped print HG8 Senter HPH 18-243E.

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3. Haverhill 250th Anniversary, Washington Street, July 1890 - Print, Photographic

   Haverhill 250th Anniversary, 19-23 Washington Street, July 1890. Buildings decorated with banners. View from alley of Webster Building. Two men standing in alley with their backs to the camera. Storefront: J. H. Sayward, with horse and carriage in front. Image fogged. Cropped modern print, photographer is Henry Joseph Rivers, see original negative HG8 Senter F120 3-97.

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4. J. H. Sayward House, Highland Avenue, Haverhill - Negative, Glass Plate

   J. H. Sayward House, 46 Highland Avenue, Haverhill. Three stories, clapboard, hip roof, dormer, front porch with balcony above, dark shutters. View of front and left sides. Other houses on the right and in the background. There is also a J. H. Sayward House at 38 Highland Avenue. Photo by George W. W. Bartlett, probably early 20th century. See print HS1.1 Senter HPH 37-513E.

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5. J. H. Sayward House, Highland Avenue, Haverhill - Negative, Sheet Film

   J. H. Sayward House, 38 Highland Avenue, Haverhill. Three stories, clapboard, turret on the left with bell roof. Hip roof with dormer window, cross gable facing the street. Front porch on the left of the entrance. Other houses in the background. Also occupied later by L. L. H. Taylor. Owned in 1940 by Henry L. Taylor who petitioned the City Council to turn it into apartments (rezoning denied). Photo by Watson, probably mid 20th century. There is ...

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6. J. H. Sayward House, Highland Avenue, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

   J. H. Sayward House, 46 Highland Avenue, Haverhill. Three stories, clapboard, hip roof, dormer, front porch with balcony above, dark shutters. View of front and left sides. Other houses on the right and in the background. There is also a J. H. Sayward House at 38 Highland Avenue. Photo by George W. W. Bartlett, probably early 20th century. See glass negative HS1.1 Senter G5x7 12-1. Photo is 12 x 17 cm mounted on cardboard 26 x 36 cm.

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7. J. H. Sayward House, Highland Avenue, Haverhill, 1919 - Negative, Glass Plate

   J. H. Sayward House, 38 Highland Avenue, Haverhill, 1919. Three stories, clapboard, turret on the left with bell roof. Hip roof with dormer window, cross gable facing the street. Front porch on the left of the entrance. Other houses in the background. Also occupied later by L. L. H. Taylor; owned in 1940 by Henry L. Taylor who petitioned the City Council to turn it into apartments (rezoning denied). There is also a J. H. Sayward House at 46 Highl...

   Record Type: Photo

   
8. J. H. Sayward House, Highland Avenue, Haverhill, 1919 - Print, Photographic

   J. H. Sayward House, 38 Highland Avenue, Haverhill, 1919. Three stories, clapboard, turret on the left with bell roof. Hip roof with dormer window, cross gable facing the street. Front porch on the left of the entrance. Other houses in the background. Owned in 1940 by Henry L. Taylor who petitioned the City Council to turn it into apartments (rezoning denied). This is probably a later print. Inscription on verso: "G. W. W. Bartlett / 1919 / L. L....

   Record Type: Photo