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1. Friday Afternoon Club, thirteen women, Ye Cocke & Kettle Motor Inn, 1963 - Print, Photographic

   Thirteen women, Friday Afternoon Club, standing in front of a sign: "Ye Cocke & Kettle / Motor Inn / Lunch and Dinner." Probably in Seabrook, New Hampshire. Black and white snapshot with border. Inscription on verso: "Bernice Dalcourt / Dorothea Sawyer / Marian [sic] Mills / Elsie Prescott / Florence Eaton / Lois Clough / Helen Miller / Edith Battles / Beth Look / Bertha Batchelder / Bertha Stackpole / Alice Cole / May 1963." Print dated in borde...

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2. Golden Ball Tavern, Water Street, Haverhill - Negative, Glass Plate

   Golden Ball Tavern, Water Street, Haverhill. Four stories, clapboard, flat roof. View of front and right sides. Other buildings on the left and right. Originally the mansion house of merchant John White, and the center of society in the Revolutionary era. The house was once surrounded by gardens to the river's edge. A sign identifying the site is in the center above the ground floor. On the left is the clothing store of A. P. J. Kerrigan. Henry T...

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3. Golden Ball Tavern, Water Street, Haverhill - Negative, Glass Plate

   Golden Ball Tavern, Water Street, Haverhill. Four stories, clapboard, flat roof. View of front and right sides. Other buildings on the left and right. Originally the mansion house of merchant John White, and the center of society in the Revolutionary era. The house was once surrounded by gardens to the river's edge. A sign identifying the site is in the center above the ground floor. On the left is the clothing store of A. P. J. Kerrigan. Henry T...

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4. Golden Ball Tavern, Water Street, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

   Golden Ball Tavern, Water Street, Haverhill. Four stories, clapboard, flat roof. View of front and right sides. Other buildings on the left and right. Originally the mansion house of merchant John White, and the center of society in the Revolutionary era. The house was once surrounded by gardens to the river's edge. A sign identifying the site is in the center above the ground floor. On the left is the clothing store of A. P. J. Kerrigan. Henry T...

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5. Golden Ball Tavern, Water Street, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

   Golden Ball Tavern, Water Street, Haverhill. Four stories, clapboard, flat roof. View of front and right sides. Other buildings on the left and right. Originally the mansion house of merchant John White, and the center of society in the Revolutionary era. The house was once surrounded by gardens to the river's edge. A sign identifying the site is in the center above the ground floor. On the left is the clothing store of A. P. J. Kerrigan. Henry T...

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6. Golden Ball Tavern, Water Street, Haverhill - Transparency, Lantern Slide

   Golden Ball Tavern, Water Street, Haverhill. Four stories, clapboard, flat roof. Originally the mansion house of merchant John White, and the center of society in the Revolutionary era. The house was once surrounded by gardens to the river's edge. A sign identifying the site is in the center above the ground floor. On the left is the clothing store of A[ndrew] P. J. Kerrigan; Kerrigan opened and operated this store for more than 50 years. Henry T...

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7. Kendall Tavern formerly at corner of Winter and Pleasant Streets, Haverhill - Negative, Roll Film

   House formerly at 20 Winter Street, Haverhill, or corner of Winter & Pleasant Streets. Wooden house, three stories, view of front and left sides. Gambrel roof, narrow two story addition with entrance on the left. Note with another photo of this view: "Said to have been the Kendall Tavern, which stood at corner of Main & Water St. - moved when the brick Osgood Block was built. Owned by Wm. Smiley in 1850's Later the site of Pickard's Ice Cream ope...

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8. Kendall Tavern formerly at corner of Winter and Pleasant Streets, Haverhill - Negative, Sheet Film

   House formerly at 20 Winter Street, Haverhill, or corner of Winter & Pleasant Streets. Wooden house, three stories, view of front and left sides. Gambrel roof, narrow two story addition with entrance on the left. "Said to have been the Kendall Tavern, which stood at corner of Main & Water St. - moved when the brick Osgood Block was built. Owned by Wm. Smiley in 1850's Later the site of Pickard's Ice Cream operated by Ben T Pickard until 1950's." ...

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9. Kendall Tavern, Winter Street, Haverhill - Negative, Glass Plate

   Kendall Tavern, Winter Street at the corner of Pleasant Street, Haverhill. Clapboard, three stories, gambrel roof. Sign in the rear for Roofing / W. B. Yeaton Real Estate; storefront at 20 Winter Street for Geo. H. Hill, florist. Pleasant Street on the left. View of front and left sides. Other storefronts on the right: 24, Newspapers and Tobacco/Pool Room; E. J. Atwood, grocers. Horse and carriage on the right. Inscription with print in file: "F...

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10. Kendall Tavern, Winter Street, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

    Kendall Tavern, Winter Street at the corner of Pleasant Street, Haverhill. Clapboard, three stories, gambrel roof. Sign in the rear for Roofing / W. B. Yeaton Real Estate; storefront at 20 Winter Street for Geo. H. Hill, florist. Pleasant Street on the left. View of front and left sides. Other storefronts on the right: 24, Newspapers and Tobacco/Pool Room; E. J. Atwood, grocers. Horse and carriage on the right. Inscription on verso: "Kendall Tav...

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11. Kendall Tavern, Winter Street, with Pickard's Ice Cream, Haverhill - Transparency, Lantern Slide

    Kendall Tavern building, Winter Street, Haverhill. Wooden house, three stories, view of left and front sides. Pickard's Ice Cream occupying the bottom level. Sign "Pickard's Cosy Corner" and house number 20. Pickard offered a soda fountain and bakery in addition to ice cream. Operated by Ben T. Pickard until the 1950s. On the right is a billiards room, newsagent and tobacco store with sign "Waiting Station", and on the far right a grocer, Tabor's...

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12. Mayor Thomas S. Vathally, meeting, Washington Street Historic District, ca. 1980 - Negative, Roll Film

    Haverhill Mayor Thomas S. Vathally, at a meeting regarding promoting the Washington Street Historic District. He is holding a paper with advertisements for the following businesses: High Point Hair Design; Uniformaty Shop; Nostalgia; Casey Paper Company; City Insurance Agency, Inc.; Whittier Inn; Aladdin's Lamp; Tracy; C'est Fromage; Pentucket Shoe Store; Glass Slipper; The Helen Kostas Corsetiere; ATSA; The Cobbler's Bench. The location and othe...

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13. Riverside Tavern, River Street, Haverhill - Negative, Sheet Film

    Riverside Tavern, 1400 River Street, Haverhill. view of front and adjacent Socony gas station. Two stories, portico, one story hall on the left. Signs: "Riverside Tavern" and "Socony Service Station." Inscription with print in file: "Riverside Tavern." Photo by Watson, circa 1930s.

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14. Riverside Tavern, River Street, Haverhill - Negative, Sheet Film

    Riverside Tavern, 1400 River Street, Haverhill. view of front and adjacent Socony gas station. Two stories, portico, one story hall on the left. Inscription with print in file: "Riverside Inn." Photo by Watson, circa 1930s.

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15. Riverside Tavern, River Street, Haverhill, 1929 - Negative, Sheet Film

    Riverside Tavern, 1400 River Street, Haverhill, 1936. Sign on post near the street; view of front and right sides. Two stories, one story hall on the left. Inscription with print in file: "Riverside Inn." Taken for the Haverhill Sunday Record June 19, 1929 and May 31, 1936. Photo by Watson.

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16. Simpson's Tavern / Thomas Secomb House, Medford, Mass. - Transparency, Lantern Slide

    Simpson's Tavern / Thomas Secomb House, Medford, Mass. Built circa 1756. Brick, three stories, gable roof with walls between the two chimneys at each end; entrances on the front and left sides. Two men on the right are working with a wheelbarrow, another smaller wheelbarrow in the street in front. Another building on the right, tree and utility poles at the edge of the street, trolley tracks? in the street. Image taken during the period it served...

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17. Stage Street, looking south, Haverhill - Negative, Glass Plate

    Stage Street, looking south, Haverhill. Cobbled street. The rear of the Golden Ball Tavern is in the background on the right; it faced Water Street. Image late 19th or early 20th century.

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18. Water Street, Golden Ball Tavern, Haverhill - Negative, Glass Plate

    Water Street, Golden Ball Tavern, Haverhill. Four stories, clapboard, flat roof. Originally the mansion house of merchant John White, and the center of society in the Revolutionary era. On the left is the clothing store of A. P. J. Kerrigan. Henry Thaler, Cigar Manufacturer, is on the right. Other multistory buildings on the left and right. Trolley tracks in the street. Image late 19th or early 20th century.

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19. Water Street, Golden Ball Tavern, Haverhill - Transparency, Lantern Slide

    Water Street, Golden Ball Tavern, Haverhill. Four stories, clapboard, flat roof. Originally the mansion house of merchant John White, and the center of society in the Revolutionary era. A man in a coat and hat is entering a door up the stairs on the right. On the left is the clothing store of A. P. J. Kerrigan. Henry Thaler, Cigar Manufacturer, is on the right. On the building on the right is a sign: "M. J. Barry & Co. / Headquarters for Frank Jo...

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20. Wayside Inn, interior, ballroom, Sudbury, Mass. - Transparency, Lantern Slide

    Wayside Inn, interior, ballroom, Sudbury, Mass. Known as Howe's Tavern when David Howe was the innkeeper, beginning in 1716; Colonel Ezekiel Howe of the Sudbury Militia ran the inn during the Revolutionary War. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow wrote a collection of poems in 1863 about the Inn as "Tales of the Wayside Inn." Room with piano at the far end on the right, in front of a brick fireplace; raised platform on the left with railing, table against...

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