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1. Bartlett Hotel, Cummings Building, Sarah M. Kelly House, Main Street, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

   Bartlett Hotel, Cummings Building, Main Street, Haverhill. Hotel on the left, Cummings Building in the center, Sarah M. Kelly House on the right. The 1909 Haverhill Directory lists the Bartlett Hotel as the Mrs. Effie F. Bartlett Hotel, 59 Main Street, the residence of Sarah M. Kelly as 49 Main Street. Inscription on verso: "'The Bartlett" / Cummings Block / Sarah Kelly house." City Hall Park with Hannah Duston Statue, pedestrians in the foregrou...

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2. City Hall Park / G.A.R. Park, Haverhill - Negative, Glass Plate

   City Hall Park / G.A.R. Park, Haverhill. Man in the foreground wearing a cap and a dark coat over his clothes. He is not identified. multistory buildings in the background on Main Street. Storefront for C. [?] Woodman, Pharmacist, in the building on the left. Hannah Duston Statue in the background on the right, sculptor Calvin H. Weeks. Weeks was also Mayor of Haverhill in 1884. Snow on the ground. Label on glass: "180 F." Image probably early 20...

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3. Cummings Building, Main Street, Haverhill - Print, Photomechanical

   Cummings Building, Main Street, Haverhill. Four stories, brick, apartments. Stone female figure above the entrance. Businesses on ground floor, left to right: Haverhill Laundry; Atwood's Monumental Granite and [illegible]." Another building and tree on the right. Caption: "The Cummings Building / Main Street, opposite City Hall Park." Inscription on verso: "The figure of a woman over the entrance was carved by Calvin Weeks, whose marble business ...

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4. Dustin Family Reunion, at Hannah Duston Statue, City Hall Park, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

   Dustin Family Reunion, at Hannah Duston Statue, City Hall Park, Haverhill. About seventy people standing outside in City Hall Park (later named G.A.R. Park), the statue behind them, rear view of statue (sculptor: Calvin H. Weeks, Mayor of Haverhill in 1884). They are wearing light clothing, the men in suits, most with hats; the women and girl in dresses or skirts and blouses, most with hats. Inscription on verso: "Dustin Reunion," and photographe...

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5. Fireman's Monument, Hilldale Cemetery, Haverhill - Negative, Glass Plate

   Fireman's Monument, Hilldale Cemetery, Haverhill, when located at there. Dedicated May 30, 1889. Designed by Calvin H. Weeks; carved at Cararra, Italy. Weeks was also Mayor of Haverhill in 1884. Fireman holding a hose, in "fire laddie" position with his feet holding the hose in place. Dedication inscription on plaque, with "H. F. D." at base. First dedicated in 1889, later moved to Linwood Cemetery. Image probably early 20th century. Inscription ...

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6. Fireman's Monument, Hilldale Cemetery, Haverhill - Print

   Fireman's Monument, Hilldale Cemetery, Haverhill. Fireman holding a hose, on a pedestal, dedication inscription on plaque, with "H. F. D." at base. Designed by Calvin H. Weeks; carved at Cararra, Italy. First dedicated in 1889, later moved to Linwood Cemetery. Trees and other gravestones in the background. From "Art Work of Essex County," published 1896 by W. H. Parish Publishing Company. Printed caption: "Firemen's Monument - Haverhill." Print i...

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7. Fireman's Monument, Hilldale Cemetery, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

   Fireman's Monument, Hilldale Cemetery, Haverhill. A crowd of men and women and a few children is standing surrounding the statue. Five men in suits are standing next to the statue, fwith flowers in wreaths atthe base. They are not identified. A line of firefighters in uniform are standing behind the large tree in the center. Inscription on verso: "Purchased Sept. 11, 1906 / Francis A. Lucia." Inscription on verso of a similar photo: "Firemen's Me...

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8. Fireman's Monument, Hilldale Cemetery, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

   Fireman's Monument, Hilldale Cemetery, Haverhill. Fireman holding a hose, on a pedestal, dedication inscription on plaque, with "H. F. D." at base. Designed by Calvin H. Weeks; carved at Cararra, Italy. Weeks was also Mayor of Haverhill in 1884. First dedicated in 1889, later moved to Linwood Cemetery. Inscription on verso: "Firemen's monument - Hilldale cemetery." Inscription with another print in file: "Fireman's Monument when located at Hilld...

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9. Fireman's Monument, Hilldale Cemetery, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

   Fireman's Monument, Hilldale Cemetery, Haverhill. A crowd of men and women and a few children is standing surrounding the statue. Five men in suits are next to the statue, four standing holding their hats, one seated at the base. They are not identified. A line of firefighters in uniform are standing behind the large tree in the center. Inscription on verso: "Firemen's Memorial Sunday / Year of 1904? 1905? 1906? Hilldale Cemetery / Francis A. Luc...

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10. Fireman's Monument, Hilldale Cemetery, Haverhill, 1889 - Negative, Glass Plate

    Fireman's Monument, Hilldale Cemetery, Haverhill, when located at there. Dedicated May 30, 1889. Designed by Calvin H. Weeks; carved at Cararra, Italy. Weeks was also Mayor of Haverhill in 1884. Fireman holding a hose, in "fire laddie" position with his feet holding the hose in place. Dedication inscription on plaque, with "H. F. D." at bottom. View of front and right sides. Later moved to Linwood Cemetery. Inscription on housing: "Fireman's Monu...

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11. Fireman's Monument, Hilldale Cemetery, Haverhill, 1889 - Transparency, Lantern Slide

    Fireman's Monument, Hilldale Cemetery, Haverhill, when located there. Dedicated May 30, 1889. Designed by Calvin H. Weeks; carved at Cararra, Italy. Weeks was also Mayor of Haverhill in 1884. Fireman holding a hose, in "fire laddie" position with his feet holding the hose in place. Dedication inscription on plaque, with "H. F. D." at bottom. View of front and right sides. Later moved to Linwood Cemetery. Inscription on housing of original glass n...

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12. First Universalist Church, Kenoza Avenue, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

    First Universalist Church, 15 Kenoza Avenue, Haverhill. View of front and right sides from Main Street. Soldiers' Monument in Monument Square in the foreground. Ivy covering part of building. Brick, two stories, cross gabled roof, tower and short steeple spire on the right, stained glass windows. In 1950 merged with First Parish to form Universalist Unitarian Church. Designed by architect J. Williams Beal, built 1892-1893, dedicated January 16, 1...

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13. G.A.R. Park, Haverhill - Transparency, Lantern Slide

    G.A.R. Park, Haverhill. View from bottom of Winter Street, looking toward Crescent Place. A man in dark clothes and a cap is seated on the stone bench to the left of the G.A.R. Park monument plaque. Former Haverhill High School and First Parish Church in the background, Main Street on the right. The Hannah Duston Statue is visible behind the G.A.R. Park monument. The statue's sculptor is Calvin H. Weeks, Mayor of Haverhill in 1884. There are stre...

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14. G. A. R. Park, Haverhill, 1934 - Print, Photographic

    G. A. R. Park, Haverhill, 1934. View looking toward Main Street. A man is seated facing away from the camera on a park bench. He is wearing a coat over his clothes and a hat. Another man is seated on the bench on the far right. The Hannah Duston Statue is visible on the left. The statue's sculptor is Calvin H. Weeks. City Hall and the Church of the Nazarene are on Main Street, partly obscured by a tree. Haverhill Bridge in the background. Inscrip...

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15. G.A.R. Park, Main Street, Haverhill - Transparency, Slide

    G.A.R. Park, seen from Main Street, Haverhill. Snow on the ground. Traffic in the foreground. Hannah Duston Statue in the background. Sculptor Calvin H. Weeks was also Mayor of Haverhill in 1884. Inscription on slide mount: "Sno-scene at City Hall Park Haverhill" (former name of G.A.R. Park). Slide mount style dates the image between 1941-1949. Housing labeled "Veterans & Bldgs," image may be dated after WWII. Photographer may be Clifford O. Tayl...

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16. G.A.R. Park, Native American dancers, Haverhill, ca. 1970 - Print, Photographic

    G.A.R. Park, Native American dancers, Haverhill, ca. 1970. Five male dancers, children and young men, are dancing on the grass. One is wearing a buffalo mask, two are wearing hats or masks, and two are wearing feather headdresses. They are all wearing traditional clothing. They are not identified. Spectators are looking on in the background. Trees, the Hannah Duston Statue and Haverhill Public Library (across Main Street) are in the background. I...

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17. G.A.R. Park seen from City Hall tower, Haverhill, 1954 - Print, Photomechanical

    G.A.R. Park seen from City Hall tower, Haverhill, 1954. City Hall itself is not visible, but the steeple of Church of the Nazarene is in the foreground on the left. The Hannah Duston Statue is in the park below. Printed caption: "Haverhill Landmarks are shown from an unusual angle. Looking down from the City Hall tower, the Hannah Duston statue in GAR park is in the foreground. At the left is part of the steeple of the Nazarene Church, Winter St....

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18. Hannah Duston Statue and City Hall, Haverhill, 1983 - Transparency, Slide

    Hannah Duston Statue and City Hall, Haverhill. The statue is facing right, and is on the left in the foreground, out of focus; City Hall is in the background. Duston has long hair, is wearing a long dress, is pointing with her left hand and has a hatchet in her right hand. The statue's sculptor is Calvin H. Weeks, Mayor of Haverhill in 1884. City Hall's architect is C. Willis Damon. The view is from in front of the statue, in G.A.R. Park. Date on...

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19. Hannah Duston Statue, and Duston Garrison House, Haverhill - Print, Photomechanical

    Hannah Duston Statue, and Duston Garrison House, Haverhill. Six images on one page, monochrome greenish ink, five illustrating the Hannah Duston Statue with bas-relief plaques in City Hall Park (later renamed G.A.R. Park), and the Duston Garrison House on Hilldale Avenue in Haverhill. The statue's sculptor was Calvin H. Weeks, Mayor of Haverhill in 1884. The name is spelled Dustin on this page. Halftone photo illustrations from an unidentified pu...

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20. Hannah Duston Statue, City Hall Park / G.A.R. Park, Haverhill - Negative, Glass Plate

    Hannah Duston Statue, City Hall Park, later renamed G.A.R. Park, Haverhill. Duston has long hair, is wearing a long dress, is pointing with her left hand and has a hatchet in her right hand. View of front and right sides of statue. Low fence surrounding the base; buildings in the background. The sculptor was Calvin H. Weeks, Mayor of Haverhill in 1884.

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