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1. Bridge Street, Haverhill Bridge / Basiliere Bridge, Haverhill, 1965 - Transparency, Slide

   Bridge Street, Haverhill Bridge / Basiliere Bridge, Haverhill. Obelisk detail of bridge on the right. F. W. Woolworth building on the left. Main Street, Merrimack Street (left) and Water Street (right) at the foot of the bridge; G.A.R. Park and St. Gregory the Illuminator Armenian Apostolic Church in the background. Date on slide: Aug 65, number 8 or 3.

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2. Catholic churches, schools, Rechabite Hall and site of first Mass in Haverhill - Print, Photomechanical

   Catholic churches, schools, Rechabite Hall and site of first Mass in Haverhill. Photomechanical print of five photographs from an unidentified publication. Print is 20 x 27 cm mounted on cardboard 26 x 36 cm. Housed with Historical Photographic Print Collection. Left to right, top to bottom: 1. St. Gregory School, (Christian) Harrison Street, Haverhill. Printed caption: "St. Gregory's Parochial School / Harrison and Lancaster Streets, Haverhill,...

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3. Children in robes, unidentified church - Transparency, Slide

   Children in white robes with Chi Rho symbol and green? stripes, unidentified church. They appear to be elementary or middle school age, some are holding papers (illegible). There are about thirty children standing outside in rows on stone steps; the church is brick. The boys are on the right, the girls are in the background on the left; the girls are wearing white headbands but the rest of their clothes are not visible. Inscription on slide mount...

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4. Christian Union Church, Washington Square, Haverhill - Print

   Christian Union Church, Washington Square, Haverhill. Print, cropped from New England Magazine. View of front and right sides. Three stories, gable roof, entrance stairs to second floor on the left and right. Inscription on verso: "Illustration to A. L. Bartlett's 'Some Annals of Old Haverhill,' N. E. Mag July 1890 / Washington Sq." A similar illustration was published as a vignette in Henry F. Walling's 1851 "Map of the Town of Haverhill" (see H...

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. Church of the Nazarene, Winter Street, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

   Church of the Nazarene, Winter Street, Haverhill. Clapboard, two stories plus tower on the left with steeple. Stained glass windows. Formerly First Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene. Inscription on verso: "Church of Nazarene / demolished 1972 / formerly on Main Street opposite lower tip of GAR Park." Image probably 1970s prior to demolition in 1972.

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. Church of the Nazarene, Winter Street, Haverhill, 1952 - Negative, Sheet Film

   Church of the Nazarene, 2 Winter Street, Haverhill. Two stories, clapboard, gable roof, tower and steeple on the left, stained glass windows. A fire engine ladder truck has its ladder extended to the steeple, and a man is at the top carrying something. Christmas decorations and lights are strung across the street. Firefighter and onlookers on the sidewalk. Image circa November 1952. Inscription on housing: "Nov '52."

   Record Type: Photo

   
7. Church of the Nazarene, Winter Street, Haverhill, 1962 - Negative, Sheet Film

   Church of the Nazarene, 2 Winter Street, Haverhill. Two stories, clapboard, gable roof, tower and steeple on the left, stained glass windows.View from across the street. Other buildings to the left and in the background. Inscription on housing: "1962" (date of original image).

   Record Type: Photo

   
8. City Hall, Main Street, Haverhill - Print

   City Hall, Main Street, Haverhill. View of front and left sides. Pedestrians on the street. Church of the Nazarene on the right. Inscription on verso of insert: "Haverhill City Hall / Main St. 1895?" Label on verso of print "Haverhill City Hall / Main St. Haverhill, MA / Date: 1920??? / Note: Photo paper very brittle / No road traffic, only pedestrian / There is a fire hydrant in center of photo and street lights." Call number is HH12.3.3 Senter ...

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9. City Hall, Main Street, Haverhill, 1901 - Print, Photographic

   City Hall, Main Street, Haverhill, 1901. Three stories plus basement, brick, four and five story towers in center; only part of first two stories is visible. View of front entrance. The building is draped with long black falls of fabric, mourning the death of president William McKinley, after September 14, 1901. His portrait, vignetted head and shoulders, is hanging above the door with two American flags tied overhead. Two women pedestrians in bl...

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10. City Hall, Main Street, Haverhill, 1901 - Print, Photographic

    City Hall, Main Street, Haverhill, 1901. Three stories plus basement, brick, four and five story towers in center including belfry and clock. View of front and right sides. The building is draped with long black falls of fabric, mourning the death of president McKinley, after September 14, 1901. See also HH12.3.3 SentrHPH 62-867D. Church of the Nazarene on the right. Trees from City Hall Park in the foreground. Call number is HH12.3.3 Senter HPH ...

    Record Type: Photo

    
11. Cogswell House, Mr. Clough and carpenter, Washington Street, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

    Cogswell House, 288 Washington Street, Haverhill; snapshot. A garden and trees are in the yard, with the multistory clapboard house and shed? in the background with vines growing on it. Another house on the left, obscured by the tree. Mr. Clough, Willard G. Cogswell's stepfather, is seated on a bench, another man standing behind him. Clough is wearing a suit and hat, the carpenter in a long coat and hat. Inscription on verso: "Garden behind Cogsw...

    Record Type: Photo

    
12. Cogswell House, Washington Street, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

    Cogswell House, 304 Washington Street, Haverhill; snapshot. Three stories, clapboard, gable roof, picket fence around the corner lot. Vines growing on the left and front sides of the house. Tree and garden in the rear; see HS1.1 Senter HPH 3-36D. Inscription on verso: "Cogswell House, later Cogswell Branch Library / Washington St / Cherry tree written about in Ruth Houghton's book / This house was the home of William M. Christian." Street on the ...

    Record Type: Photo

    
13. Courthouse, Haverhill Public Library and City Hall, Haverhill, 1985 - Transparency, Slide

    Central District Court of Northern Essex / Haverhill District Court on Ginty Boulevard, Haverhill. Bird's-eye view, Main Street on the left, Stage Street on the right. City Hall on Summer Street in the background, behind the Library. St. Gregory the Illuminator Armenian Apostolic Church on the left, and the top of Central Plaza buildings in the foreground. Date on slide: May 85, number 31.

    Record Type: Photo

    
14. Demolition of Church of the Nazarene, Haverhill, 1972 - Print, Photographic

    Demolition of Church of the Nazarene, Urban Renewal program, Winter Street (rear), Haverhill, 1972. Crane on left, building mostly demolished. Steeple and old City Hall (Main Street) clock in background. Inscription on verso: "Nazarene Church demolished for urban renewal 1972 / city hall in the background / Church was on Main St opposite lower end of GAR park." See also HH19.3 Senter HPH 20-282D, 282E.

    Record Type: Photo

    
15. Demolition of Church of the Nazarene, Haverhill, 1972 - Print, Photographic

    Demolition of Church of the Nazarene, Urban Renewal program, Winter Street (rear), Haverhill, 1972. Crane on left, building mostly demolished, tower and steeple still standing. City Hall on the right. Inscription on verso: "Nazarene Church being demolished for urban renewal 1972 / city hall in the background / Formerly located next to City Hall and opposite lower end of G.A.R. park." See also HH19.3 Senter HPH 20-282C, 282E.

    Record Type: Photo

    
16. Demolition of Church of the Nazarene, Haverhill, 1972 - Print, Photographic

    Demolition of Church of the Nazarene, Urban Renewal program, Winter Street (rear), Haverhill, 1972. Steeple of church falling. City Hall on the right. Inscription on verso: "Nazarene Church demolished for urban renewal / City Hall in background." Staining to photo. See also HH19.3 Senter HPH 20-282C, 282D.

    Record Type: Photo

    
17. Edwin Burnham, pastor of South Christian Church, Haverhill - Transparency, Lantern Slide

    Edwin Burnham, pastor of South Christian Church, Haverhill. Head and shoulders portrait. He has dark greying hair and light eyes. He is wearing a coat and stock. Oval image. Labels on slide: (printed) "J. H. Thurston, Lantern slides, 50 Bromfield St., Boston," (this is also printed in gilt on the mount) and handwritten: "Edwin Burnham pastor HC4 S72." This is a photograph probably of a painting.

    Record Type: Photo

    
18. 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...

    Record Type: Photo

    
19. G.A.R. Park, Haverhill, ca. 1956 - Print, Photographic

    G.A.R. Park, Haverhill, 1956. Park with horse trough near the sidewalk in the foreground. St. Gregory the Illuminator Armenian Apostolic Church on the left facing Main Street, Haverhill High School and the Pentucket Club in the background. Parked cars. Inscription on verso: "G.A.R. Park c. 1956 / Horse trough installed 1876 Removed to Buttonwoods 1956."

    Record Type: Photo

    
20. 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....

    Record Type: Photo