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1. Alley between Granite and Wingate Streets, Haverhill - Transparency, Lantern Slide

   Alley between Granite and Wingate Streets, Haverhill. multistory brick buildings on both sides, unidentified street in the background. Signs visible; Quality Wood Heel Co.; [Br]adstreet Heel Co.; [Gl]obe Counter Co.; [?]enner Shoe Co. Storefront on street in the background: [Gly]nn Soles.

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2. Charles H. Horne & Company, Granite Street, Haverhill, ca. 1920 - Print, Photographic

   Charles H. Horne & Company, Granite Street, Haverhill, circa 1920. Seven stories, masonry, corner building with flat roof. Other buildings on the left and right; James Patterson & Company drugstore in the foreground on the left corner. Wagon with two horses on the left, trolley tracks in the street. Inscription on verso: "Charles Horne & Co - Leather Soles / Granite, cor. Essex St. / c. 1920 / Fox building 29-35 Granite St in Background." Photo i...

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3. C. H. Hayes Corp., Granite Street, Haverhill, ca. 1911 - Print, Photographic

   C. H. Hayes Corp., box manufacturers, 30-36 Granite Street, Haverhill, circa 1911. Seven stories, brick and masonry, large smokestack chimney on the roof. View of front and right sides. Other multistory buildings on the left and right. Pedestrians on the sidewalk, horses and carriages in the street. Sign at left, 3rd floor: "F. W. [?]ears Heel Co.," and at second floor "C. H. Hayes Corporation Box Shooks - Wood & Paper Boxes." Building on the rig...

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4. Essex Street, Haverhill - Negative, Sheet Film

   Essex Street, Haverhill. Locust Street on right, Granite Street on left; view looking toward Boston and Maine Railroad bridge in background. Storefronts and signs: Lawrence J. Ewing Shoe Patterns, P. DiBurro's Restaurant (left); L. H. Hamel Leather Co., luncheonette, New Restaurant with Kreuger Ale sign (right). Pedestrians, cars.

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5. Essex Street, looking north past Granite Street, Haverhill - Negative, Glass Plate

   Essex Street, looking north past Granite Street, Haverhill. A man wearing a hat and a dark coat over his clothes is standing on the right facing the building. He is not identified. Other pedestrians on the sidewalks. Signs and storefronts legible, left to right: Smith's Troy Laundry; [?] Hub; J. G. Burque, Druggist. Snow on the ground. Image probably early 20th century.

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6. Granite Street, Haverhill, 1986 - Transparency, Slide

   Granite Street, Haverhill. Hayes Building on the left, brick, six stories with seventh story half tower on the right; seven story stone building on the right. Business awning visible, Sir Speedy Printing Center, first floor of building on the right. Cars parked in the lot in front. Date on slide: May 86, number 12.

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7. Hayes Building, fireroom, George H. Stewart, Granite Street, Haverhill, 1900 - Print, Photographic

   Hayes Building, 14-18 Granite Street, Haverhill. Interior of the furnace room; the man standing on the right holding a shovel is George H. Stewart. He has dark hair and light mustache and is wearing a rough jacket, shirt and pants. Three large furnace units are on the left. Inscription on verso: "George H. Stewart, / Hayes Fireroom, / Granite St., / Haverhill, / Mass. / April 1900." Photo is faded with staining and chipping to the mount. Photo i...

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8. Hayes Building, Granite Street, Haverhill - Negative, Sheet Film

   Hayes Building, 14-18 Granite Street, Haverhill; built 1894. Seven stories (including basement level), brick building with flat roof. Signs visible, left to right: Gallant & Gauthier (stitching machines); Arnold-Smith Company; Clarence Walker & Company. Formerly housed the F. M. Hodgdon Company, women's shoe and slipper manufacturer. Sunoco gas station on the left, another seven story building on the right. Parked cars. Image probably circa late ...

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9. Peace Parade, Slipper City Wood Heel Company, Haverhill, 1926 - Print, Photomechanical

   Peace Parade, Slipper City Wood Heel Company, Haverhill, August 28, 1926. Women in pale shirts and skirts with dark vests and men in suits are marching together in formation, probably in Washington Square. Spectators on both sides of the street. Photomechanical print of a photograph, sepia ink; probably from the publication The Presser, see HG8 Senter HPH 16-219E. Caption: "Slipper City Shoe Co. / Granite Street." Print is 13 x 17 cm mounted on c...

   Record Type: Photo