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1. Alfred A. Ordway House, South Main Street, Bradford, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

   Alfred A. Ordway House, 239 South Main Street, Bradford, Haverhill. Formerly no. 121 South Main Street. Built circa 1831 as a commercial venture, Brown & Kimball, shoe shop and general store on street level with living quarters above. Alfred A. Ordway, a prominent shoe industry baron, bought the left half in 1880 and lived there until his death. Four stories, brick, gable roof with cupola with arched windows, two entrances at front center. Trees ...

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2. Alfred A. Ordway House, South Main Street, Bradford, Haverhill, 1919 - Negative, Glass Plate

   Alfred A. Ordway House, 239 South Main Street, Bradford, Haverhill. Formerly no. 121 South Main Street. Built circa 1831 as a commercial venture for William Nelson Kimball, Brown & Kimball, shoe shop and general store on street level with living quarters and shoe manufacturing above. Alfred A. Ordway, a prominent shoe industry baron, bought the left half in 1880 and lived there until his death. Four stories, brick, gable roof, two entrances at fr...

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3. Alfred A. Ordway House, South Main Street, Bradford, Haverhill, 1919 - Print, Photographic

   Alfred A. Ordway House, 239 South Main Street, Bradford, Haverhill. Formerly no. 121 South Main Street. Built circa 1831 as a commercial venture for William Nelson Kimball, Brown & Kimball, shoe shop and general store on street level with living quarters and shoe manufacturing above. Alfred A. Ordway, a prominent shoe industry baron, bought the left half in 1880 and lived there until his death. Four stories, brick, gable roof, two entrances at fr...

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4. Alfred A. Ordway House, South Main Street, Bradford, Haverhill, 1985 - Transparency, Slide

   Alfred A. Ordway House, 239 South Main Street, Bradford, Haverhill. Formerly no. 121 South Main Street. Built circa 1831 as a commercial venture for William Nelson Kimball, Brown & Kimball, shoe shop and general store on street level with living quarters and shoe manufacturing above. Alfred A. Ordway, a prominent shoe industry baron, bought the left half in 1880 and lived there until his death. Four stories, brick, gable roof, two entrances at fr...

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5. Alfred A. Ordway House, South Main Street, Bradford, Haverhill, ca. 1920 - Print, Photographic

   Alfred A. Ordway House, 239 South Main Street, Bradford, Haverhill. Formerly no. 121 South Main Street. Built circa 1831 as a commercial venture for William Nelson Kimball, Brown & Kimball, shoe shop and general store on street level with living quarters and shoe manufacturing above. Alfred A. Ordway, a prominent shoe industry baron, bought the left half in 1880 and lived there until his death. Four stories, bottom two on right visible; brick, tw...

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6. Balch House, Portland Street, Haverhill, 1919 - Negative, Glass Plate

   Balch House, 39 Portland Street, Haverhill. Three stories, two stories in the rear, view of front and left sides. Small porch in the front. Other houses on the right and in the background. Inscription with print in file: "Originally stood at 198 Main Street / This house was home of Wesley Perkins Balch (1766-1827). He came to Haverhill from Bradford about 1797 where he kept a country store and was one of the earliest shoe manufacturers in Haverhi...

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7. Balch House, Portland Street, Haverhill, 1919 - Print, Photographic

   Balch House, 39 Portland Street, Haverhill. Three stories, two stories in the rear, view of front and left sides. Small porch in the front. Other houses on the right and in the background. Inscription with print in file: "Originally stood at 198 Main Street / This house was home of Wesley Perkins Balch (1766-1827). He came to Haverhill from Bradford about 1797 where he kept a country store and was one of the earliest shoe manufacturers in Haverhi...

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8. Moses How House, Main Street, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

   Moses How House, 78 or 178 Main Street, Haverhill. Two stories plus basement, clapboard with quoins, gable roof with two chimneys, portico, sun room extension on the left. Carriage house on the left in the background. Fence in front at the sidewalk. The house number changed over the course of the house's existence; inscription on front: "John B. Nichols / 78 Main St." On verso: "Built [by?] John Davis [1805-1872?]." Inscription on verso of anothe...

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