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1. Armistice Day Parade, Main Street, Monument Square, Haverhill, 1930 - Print, Photographic

   Armistice Day Parade, Main Street, Monument Square, Haverhill, 1930. A young man is standing in the foreground, wearing a cap, jacket and pants. Soldiers in uniform with rifles over their shoulders are marching facing left away from the camera. Signs and storefronts visible: Leonard A. Tilton Undertaker; First National Stores; New York Cleaning & Dyeing Co. North Congregational Church in the background on the left. Inscription on verso: "Photo by...

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2. Haverhill Tercentenary Parade, National Guard, Monument Square, Haverhill, 1940 - Print, Photographic

   Haverhill Tercentenary Parade, Company A, 182nd Infantry, National Guard, Main Street at Monument Square, Haverhill, 1940. The company is marching from right to left. They are in uniform, in formation and carrying rifles. Spectators in the background on the sidewalk; storefronts visible: N. Gardella; New York [Cleaners]; [Epicure Home Bakery sign not visible], Faber N. Roche. Inscription on verso: "Photo by John G. Blacklock / Tercentenary Parad...

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3. Soldiers in uniform at attention, during World War I, Kenoza Avenue, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

   Soldiers in uniform at attention, during World War I, Kenoza Avenue at Monument Square, Haverhill. A patron identified them as one of "Haverhill's National Guard units, Company F of the 8th Mass regiment, 104th US Infantry. They left for Camp Houstins, Lynnfield earlier on the same day as Battery A." Soldiers are standing shoulder to shoulder, facing right, three rows deep, on the left side of Kenoza Avenue. Another soldier or officer in uniform ...

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4. Soldiers in uniform at attention, during WWI, Kenoza Avenue, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

   Soldiers in uniform at attention, during World War I, Kenoza Avenue at Monument Square, Haverhill. A patron identified them as one of "Haverhill's National Guard units, Company F of the 8th Mass regiment, 104th US Infantry. They left for Camp Houstins, Lynnfield earlier on the same day as Battery A." Soldiers are standing shoulder to shoulder, facing right, three rows deep, on the left side of Kenoza Avenue. Mayor Leslie K. Morse in a dark suit a...

   Record Type: Photo