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1. Adoniram Judson Padelford, pastor of Portland Street Baptist Church, Haverhill - Carte-de-visite

   Adoniram Judson Padelford, Haverhill. Studio portrait, full length, seated, his right arm resting on a table with a tablecloth and book. He has dark hair and beard and is wearing a frock coat, trousers, vest, shirt and tie. Inscription on verso: "Rev. A. J. Padelford / Portland St. Baptist minister at Hav May 1868 - Oct 1875 / His son was later minister in 1897-1902 / Frank W. Padelford." Image probably dated mid-late 1860s. See carte-de-visite o...

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2. Aerial view of Haverhill, Main Street, Monument Square, 1929 - Print, Photographic

   Aerial view of Haverhill, Main Street, Monument Square, 1929. Merrimack River and Bradford at upper left. Main Street intersection with Kenoza Avenue near the center, with First Congregational Church, First Baptist Church and First Universalist Church near the center. Railroad Bridge and County Bridge at upper right. Inscription on verso: "Airplane view of Haverhill - 1929." Photo is 18 x 25 cm mounted on cardboard 26 x 36 cm. See also HG9 Senter...

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3. Aerial views of Haverhill, Main Street, Monument Square, 1929 - Print, Photographic

   Aerial views of Haverhill, Main Street, Monument Square, 1929. Merrimack River and Bradford at upper left. Main Street intersection with Kenoza Avenue near the center, with First Congregational Church, First Baptist Church and First Universalist Church near the center. Railroad Bridge and County Bridge at upper right. Inscription on verso: "Airplane view of Haverhill - 1929 / Monument Square (center)." Two duplicate photos, 8 x 11 cm, mounted tog...

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4. Ann Hasseltine Judson, Harriet Atwood Newell and seventeen clergymen, Haverhill - Print, Photomechanical

   Ann Hasseltine Judson, Harriet Atwood Newell and seventeen clergymen, Haverhill. From an unidentified newspaper, probably the Haverhill Gazette; clipped headline at top of recto: "Two Haverhill Women Fi[rst] To Carry The Gospel To Heathens." On the recto are (all head and shoulders) portraits of missionaries Ann Hasseltine Judson (left) and Harriet Atwood Newell (right), misidentified in the caption below (transposed). The pastors are dressed in ...

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5. Butters House, Main Street, Haverhill, 1919 - Negative, Glass Plate

   Butters House, 209 Main Street, Haverhill. Formerly no. 83 Main. Two stories plus attic, hip roof with flat attic on top. Vines growing on the front of the house. View of front and right sides. First Baptist Church on the left. Trolley tracks in the street. Print has inscription "R. G. Walker Butters / Main St." The house, known as the Butters House, was bought in 1843 by Robert G. Walker from Frederick P. Chase, a physician in Kingston, N.H. Rob...

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6. Butters House, Main Street, Haverhill, 1919 - Print, Photographic

   Butters House, 209 Main Street, Haverhill. Formerly no. 83 Main. Two stories plus attic, hip roof with flat attic on top. Vines growing on the front of the house. View of front and right sides. First Baptist Church on the left. Trolley tracks in the street. The house, known as the Butters House, was bought in 1843 by Robert G. Walker from Frederick P. Chase, a physician in Kingston, N.H. Robert G. Walker was the father of Mrs. Charles Butters. Th...

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7. Calvary Baptist Church, Ashland Street, Haverhill, 1916 - Negative, Glass Plate

   Calvary Baptist Church, 13 Ashland Street, Haverhill. Clapboard, hip roof with cross gables and belfry tower. Other houses on the left and right. The Church was established as the First Baptist Colored Church of Bradford in 1871, by Reverend Edmund Kelley and other residents, meeting in Thomas Jones' barn. In 1874 the congregation moved to Haverhill and was renamed the Calvary Baptist Church, holding meetings in a hall over the old Merrimack Stre...

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8. Calvary Baptist Church, Ashland Street, Haverhill, 1916 - Print, Photographic

   Calvary Baptist Church, 13 Ashland Street, Haverhill. Clapboard, hip roof with cross gables and belfry tower. Other houses on the left and right. The Church was established as the First Baptist Colored Church of Bradford in 1871, by Reverend Edmund Kelley and other residents, meeting in Thomas Jones' barn. In 1874 the congregation moved to Haverhill and was renamed the Calvary Baptist Church, holding meetings in a hall over the old Merrimack Stre...

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9. Centre Congregational Church and First Baptist Church, Haverhill - Print

   Centre Congregational Church and First Baptist Church, Haverhill. Two prints, different sizes, mounted together on cardboard 36 x 26 cm. In bottom left corners: "J. S. Conant Co. Boston." Engravings, may be from "Haverhill Massachusetts an Industrial and Commercial Center," published by the Board of Trade, printed in Haverhill by Chase Brothers, 1889. Housed with Historical Photographic Print Collection. 1. Centre Congregational Church, Main Str...

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10. Davis-Chase House, Old Amesbury Line Road, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

    Davis-Chase House, Old Amesbury Line Road, Haverhill. Negative image. Three stories, clapboard, shed attached on the left. View of front and left sides. Tree on the right. Chimney missing some bricks. House number not given. Second Baptist Church and another building in the background on the left. May be printed on direct positive paper. Inscription on verso: "Davis-Chase house Rocks Village / Old Amesbury Line Road." Photo is 15 x 20 cm mounted ...

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11. Davis-Chase House, Old Amesbury Line Road, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

    Davis-Chase House, Old Amesbury Line Road, Haverhill. Three stories, clapboard, shed attached on the left. View of front and left sides. Tree on the right. Chimney missing some bricks. House number not given. Second Baptist Church on the left in the background, along with another shingle gable roof structure. Inscription on verso: "Davis-Chase house at Rocks Village / Old Amesbury Line Road / Second Baptist Church in background / torn down early ...

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12. Downtown Haverhill, Washington Street, bird's-eye view, 1990 - Transparency, Slide

    Downtown Haverhill, Washington Street, bird's-eye view of the rear of the buildings facing the Merrimack River on the right, parking lot. Railroad tracks in the foreground. The Haverhill Bridge / Basiliere Bridge is in the background. Steeples in the distance on the left are Portland Street Baptist Church (grey) and First Baptist Church (brick). Date on slide: Jun 90, number 1.

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13. Fire Chief Benjamin L. Chase, Arlington Street, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

    Fire Chief Benjamin L. Chase, Arlington Street, Haverhill. Chase, on the left, is standing facing right opposite the First Baptist Church, wearing his uniform and white hat. Another firefighter in uniform and hat is standing next to him; he is not identified. A booth with gable roof is set up in front of the church, decorated with banners. A car with American flags on the bumper, a person on a horse and people with a flag are in the background. T...

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14. First Baptist Church, Cherry Street, Haverhill - Negative, Roll Film

    First Baptist Church, Haverhill; view of Main Street building from Cherry Street. Brick, stained glass windows. Architect: Edgar Allen Poe Newcomb. Church built 1883. Adjacent yard is dug up, man standing beside pile of earth or sand. Houses in background on the right. Inscription on housing: "First Baptist Church / Taken by P. F. Pulsifer." See print HD3.2 Senter HPH 20-281C.

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15. First Baptist Church, Cherry Street, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

    First Baptist Church, Haverhill; view of Main Street building from Cherry Street. Brick, stained glass windows. Architect: Edgar Allen Poe Newcomb. Church built 1883. Adjacent yard is dug up, man standing beside pile of earth or sand. Houses in background on the right. Inscription on verso: "First Baptist Church / Taken by P. F. Pulsifer." See negative HD3.2 Senter F4x5 6-102. Photo is 6 x 13 cm mounted on cardboard 9 x 14 cm.

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16. First Baptist Church, entrance, Main Street, Haverhill, 1929 - Print, Photographic

    First Baptist Church, entrance, Main Street, Haverhill, 1929. View of front entrance, first story only, brick with three stone arches at portico, tower partly visible on the left. Architect: Edgar Allen Poe Newcomb. Church built 1883. Photo by John G. Blacklock. Photo is 8 x 13 cm mounted on cardboard 26 x 36 cm.

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17. First Baptist Church, Haverhill, drawing/watercolor by C. B. Russ, 1883 - Negative, Sheet Film

    Drawing/watercolor of First Baptist Church, Merrimack Street, Haverhill, by C. B. Russ, original signed and dated 1883 (the year the church was demolished). View from rear corner, intersection, fence, trees. Tower with tall steeple spire.

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18. First Baptist Church interior, Haverhill, drawing - Negative, Roll Film

    Drawing of First Baptist Church interior, altar and pews, Haverhill. Unsigned; item A-120 in the Haverhill Public Library Art Collection. Book stacks in the background.

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19. First Baptist Church, interior, Merrimack Street, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

    First Baptist Church, interior, Merrimack Street, Haverhill. View from rear showing pews in foreground, altar, small round stained glass window. On the left on the wall is the date 1817 and on the right the date 1876. What looks like a ladder is behind the altar reaching the stained glass window; on the left is a cross and on the right is an anchor, and other symbols. The two banners on the left and right are illegible, image faded. A red and whi...

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20. First Baptist Church, Main Street, Haverhill - Negative, Glass Plate

    First Baptist Church, Main Street, Haverhill. View of front and right sides, four story tower with belfry and short steeple spire on the left. Stained glass window. Architect: Edgar Allen Poe Newcomb. Church built 1883. Houses on the left. Photo by Thomas Bailey, late 19th or early 20th century. See print, HD3.2 Senter HPH 20-276D.

    Record Type: Photo