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1. Aerial view of Haverhill, Haverhill High School, 1929 - Print, Photographic

   Aerial view of Haverhill, Haverhill High School, 1929. The High School is the large pale multistory building center left. Directly across Summer Street to the right is the Pentucket Club. Across Main Street on the left are St. John Episcopal Church (formerly First Parish Church) and the old Haverhill High School, across from G.A.R. Park. Center right are City Hall across Main Street from Centre Congregational Church. Inscription on verso: "Airpla...

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2. Aerial view of Haverhill, Main Street, G.A.R. Park, 1929 - Print, Photographic

   Aerial view of Haverhill, Main Street, G.A.R. Park, 1929. Winter Street on the left, Main Street on the right, Pleasant Street and Crescent Place bordering the park on the left and top. City Hall near bottom on Main Street across from Centre Congregational Church; St. John Episcopal Church, formerly First Parish Church, on the right next to old Haverhill High School. Grace Methodist Episcopal Church and (near top) St. James Church on Winter Stree...

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3. Aerial views of Winter Street, Haverhill, 1929 - Print, Photographic

   Aerial views of Winter Street, Haverhill, 1929. Five duplicate photos, approximately 9 x 11 cm, mounted together on cardboard 26 x 36 cm. Old City Hall at bottom, Grace Methodist Episcopal Church in center, G.A.R. Park, old Haverhill High School and St. John Episcopal Church (formerly First Parish Church) on the right.

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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. Charles A. Rand, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church, Haverhill - Photograph, Cabinet

   Charles A. Rand, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church, Haverhill. Vignetted studio portrait, head and shoulders, facing three-quarter right. He has grey hair, beard and mustache and is wearing pince-nez glasses, a suit, shirt and tie. He and his family were lost when the steamship City of Columbus, en route to Savannah, Georgia, sank January 18, 1884, after striking a reef off Gay Head near the entrance to Vineyard Sound. Most of the 132 crew and p...

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. Charles H. Seymour, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church - Print, Photographic

   Charles H. Seymour, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church. Vignetted head and shoulders studio portrait, profile facing left. He has grey hair and beard and is wearing a clerical collar and robe. Inscription on verso: "Seymour, Rev. Chas. H. / Rector of Trinity Church." Photo is oval 13 x 10 cm mounted on card 20 x 15 cm.

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7. Christ Church, Andover - Negative, Glass Plate

   Christ Church, Andover, Massachusetts. Stone church, gable roof; tower on the left, three stories with tent roof. Light stone with dark stone details, stained glass windows. View of front and left sides. Unpaved streets, church on the corner of an intersection of Central and School Streets. Trees partly obscuring the church, other buildings on the right. Image probably late 19th century.

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8. David J. Ayers, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church, Haverhill - Photograph, Cabinet

   David J. Ayers, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church, Haverhill. Studio portrait, three-quarter length, seated facing three-quarter right. He is wearing a dark robe. He has light or grey hair. His left arm is resting on a table on the right with several books on it. Photographer printed at bottom: "Bushby, / 521 Washington Street, / Boston." Photo is 15 x 11 cm mounted on card 17 x 11 cm.

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9. David J. Ayers, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church, Haverhill - Photograph, Cabinet

   David J. Ayers, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church, Haverhill. Vignetted studio portrait, three-quarter length, standing, facing three-quarter right. He has light or grey hair and is wearing a clerical collar and dark robe. Inscription on verso: "Rev. David J. Ayers / of Trinity Episcopal Church." Photo is 15 x 11 cm mounted on card 16 x 11 cm.

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10. David J. Ayers, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

    David J. Ayers, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church, Haverhill. He has light or grey hair and is wearing a dark robe, and is standing outside the church. Photo torn at bottom right. Image probably early 20th century.

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11. David J. Ayers, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

    David J. Ayers, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church, Haverhill. Studio portrait, three-quarter length, seated, facing three-quarter left. He has light or grey hair and is wearing a clerical collar and dark robe, shirt and trousers. He is holding his right hand to his face. Image probably early 20th century. Photo is 16 x 11 cm mounted on cardboard 36 x 26 cm.

    Record Type: Photo

    
12. David J. Ayers, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

    David J. Ayers, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church, Haverhill. Studio portrait, three-quarter length, standing, facing three-quarter left. He is wearing a dark hat and dark robe. He has light or grey hair. Photographer's inkstamp on verso: "M. Frank Miller / 46 Merrimack Street / Haverhill -- Mass." Photo is 14 x 11 cm mounted on card 19 x 14 cm.

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13. First Methodist Episcopal Church, Reverend Bowler, Haverhill - Photograph, Cabinet

    First Methodist Episcopal Church, Reverend Bowler, Haverhill. The church was on Winter Street next to City Hall, former site of the Wesley Methodist Church; this was later the First Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene. Inscription on verso: "Rev. John A. Bowler? / Souvenir Presented by Epsworth League June 26, 1895 / First Methodist Episcopal Church (Wesley)." Photo is 14 x 11 cm mounted on card 17 x 11 cm.

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14. Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, Haverhill, 1916 - Negative, Glass Plate

    Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, Winter Street, Haverhill. Two stories, three story steeple tower plus spire with dormers, clapboard, stained glass windows. View of front and right sides. Trolley tracks in the street. Photo by George W. W. Bartlett, 1916. See print HD10.2 Senter HPH 20-285D.

    Record Type: Photo

    
15. Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, Haverhill, 1916 - Print, Photographic

    Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, Winter Street, Haverhill. Two stories, three story steeple tower plus spire with dormers, clapboard, stained glass windows. View of front and right sides. Trolley tracks in the street. Photo by George W. W. Bartlett, 1916. This is probably a later print. See glass negative HD10.2 Senter G5x7 8-24. Photo is 18 x 13 cm mounted on cardboard 36 x 26 cm.

    Record Type: Photo

    
16. Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, interior, Haverhill - Photocopy

    Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, Winter Street, Haverhill, interior. Counter with large coffee or tea urn, vase of flowers, window on the rear wall, door on the left behind the small curved counter. A framed sign on the right reads "Grace M. E. Church / Winter Street [illegible text] Welcome." Photocopy of 20th century photocopy or electrophotography print on coated paper. Housed with Historical Photographic Print Collection.

    Record Type: Photo

    
17. Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, Winter Street, Haverhill - Print, Photomechanical

    Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, Winter Street, Haverhill. Gable roof, three story tower and steeple on the right over a vaulted entrance, stained glass windows. Tree obscuring most of the building. Built in 1870-71, designed by the firm of architect I. B. Samuels. Photomechanical print of a photograph from an unidentified publication. Caption: "Grace M. E. Church." Print is 17 x 11 cm mounted on cardboard 28 x 21 cm. Housed with Historical Phot...

    Record Type: Photo

    
18. Hannah Duston Statue, G.A.R. Park, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

    Hannah Duston Statue, G.A.R. Park, Haverhill. View of front and left sides. Duston has long hair, is wearing a long dress, is pointing with her left hand and has a hatchet in her right hand. The sculptor was Calvin H. Weeks, Mayor of Haverhill in 1884. First Parish Church (St. John Episcopal Church at this time?) in the background on the left. Cars, pedestrians on Crescent Place, seated in the park. Trees in the background. Image probably circa 1...

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19. Second Advent, Disciples of Christ, First Parish, South Christian, Grace, First Presbyterian Churches - Print, Photomechanical

    Second Advent Church, Disciples of Christ Church, First Parish Church, South Christian Church, Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, First Presbyterian Church, Haverhill. Six photomechanical prints, various sizes, from an unidentified publication, mounted on cardboard 26 x 36 cm. Housed with Historical Photographic Print Collection. Top to bottom, left to right: 1. Second Advent Church, view of front and right sides. Printed caption: "The Second Adv...

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20. St. John Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church, Haverhill - Print, Photomechanical

    St. John Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal Church, Haverhill. Two photomechanical prints of photographs and a text clipping from an unidentified publication, mounted together on cardboard 36 x 26 cm. Housed with Historical Photographic Print Collection. 1. St. John Episcopal Church, Broadway at the corner of Thorndike Street, Pecker's Hill, Haverhill. View of left side. Oval image. Small church with small steeple tower, with decorative shin...

    Record Type: Photo