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1. Benson Hospital, Webster-Marsh House, Summer Street, Haverhill, 1929 - Negative, Roll Film

   Benson Hospital, Webster-Marsh House, also known as the Marsh House, 26 Summer Street, Haverhill. Here it was the Benson Hospital under Dr. Charles S. Benson (address during 1920s onward was 66 Summer Street). Formerly the home of Elizabeth C. Ames. Three stories, stone and shingle, flat or hip roof, portico with pediment and bay window above, horizontal flagpole, porch on the right, second floor balcony on the right, dormer windows on rear exten...

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2. Benson Hospital, Webster-Marsh House, Summer Street, Haverhill, 1929 - Print, Photographic

   Benson Hospital, Webster-Marsh House, also known as the Marsh House, 26 Summer Street, Haverhill. Here it was the Benson Hospital under Dr. Charles S. Benson (address during 1920s onward was 66 Summer Street). Three stories, stone and shingle, flat or hip roof, portico with pediment and bay window above, horizontal flagpole, porch on the right, second floor balcony on the right, dormer windows on rear extension. View of front and right sides. Thr...

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3. Crowd, possibly at Judge W. Clifford McDonald's swearing-in, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

   Crowd, probably at Judge W. Clifford McDonald's swearing-in, in front of Ginty Boulevard near the Haverhill Public Library, Haverhill. Men and women in a line, facing the camera. Central Plaza signs and Main Street are visible in the background. This clipping was with other photos of the event. Inscription on verso: "McDonald." Photograph of a photomechanical print, from an unidentified publication. The swearing-in was in September 1974. Photo is...

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4. Edmund B. Fuller, judge, Haverhill - Print, Photomechanical

   Judge Edmund B. Fuller. Listed as a Judge in Haverhill in 1910 Federal Census. Head and shoulders studio portrait, turned facing three-quarter right. He has greying hair and a dark mustache, and is wearing a suit, shirt and striped tie. Inscription on verso: "Judge Fuller." Black and white photomechanical print, from an unidentified publication. Image probably early 20th century. Clipping is 13 x 10 cm mounted on cardboard 36 x 26 cm. See also HG...

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5. Edmund B. Fuller, judge, Haverhill - Print, Photomechanical

   Judge Edmund B. Fuller. Listed as a Judge in Haverhill in 1910 Federal census. Head and shoulders studio portrait, turned facing three-quarter right. He has greying hair and a dark mustache, and is wearing a suit, shirt and striped tie. Caption in red below: "The late Judge Edmund B. Fuller / Haverhill, Mass." Black and white photomechanical print, from an unidentified publication. Image probably early 20th century. Print is 14 x 10 cm mounted on...

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6. First Presbyterian Church, steeple, view from Webster Street, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

   First Presbyterian Church, steeple, view from the Green House, Webster Street, Haverhill.The lower part of the church is obscured by buildings and trees. In the left photo a part of a house can be seen in the foreground, fence and houses blocking view of the church; in the photo on the right several other houses are visible. Two photos, 12 x 10 cm, mounted together on cardboard 26 x 29 cm. Inscription on verso: "Rear views of Green House / cr. We...

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7. Franklin N. Flaschner speaks at Judge W. Clifford McDonald's swearing-in, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

   Chief Justice Franklin N. Flaschner speaks at Judge W. Clifford McDonald's swearing-in, Central District Court, Haverhill, September 1974. He is standing at a microphone. He has light or grey hair and is wearing a suit, shirt and tie. Clipped caption below reads "Chief Justice Franklin N. Flaschner, Newton, acknowledges appointment of Judge McDonald during swearing-in ceremonies. At left, seated, are Special Justice [Augustine D.] Riley and Gover...

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8. Haverhill Police Department, officers and others - Print, Photographic

   Haverhill Police Department, officers and others. The seven men are standing in a room with a curtain at the rear; location not identified, could be an event hall in Haverhill. Inscription on verso: "L to R / Det. Robert Beckford Retired / Harry M. Fleet Primrose St. Haverhill / Judge Norman Brisson / Raymond M. Sapienza Centre St. Haverhill / In Back / Off. / Joe B. Spero / Leonard R. Barone / Sgt. Donald Thompson."

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9. Ira A. Abbott - Carte-de-visite

   Portrait of Ira A. Abbott. Vignetted studio portrait, head and shoulders, facing three-quarter left. He has dark hair and mustache, and is wearing a suit, shirt and tie. Photographer's name on reverse of mount: "Vickery, Photographer, Merrimack Street. Haverhill, Mass." Abbott was a judge and the founder and first President of the Haverhill Historical Society.

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10. Ira A. Abbott - Print, Photomechanical

    Judge Ira A. Abbott, photomechanical print, captioned with name and title below. Head and shoulders portrait, facing three-quarter left. He has dark hair and mustache and is wearing a suit, shirt and tie. Abbott was a judge and the founder and first President of the Haverhill Historical Society. Image late 19th or early 20th century. Black and white print is 13 x 7 cm mounted on cardboard 36 x 26 cm. Housed with Historical Photographic Print Col...

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11. John James Marsh - Print

    John James Marsh, engraving. He has white or grey hair, beard and mustache and is wearing a suit, shirt and tie. Vignetted head and shoulders portrait, turned facing three-quarter right. Facsimile signature below: "John J. Marsh." From "The History of Essex County, Massachusetts [...]," Duane Hamilton Hurd, editor, Vol. 2, 1888, facing p. 2016. He was a lawyer in Haverhill. Engraving signed by A. H. Ritchie. Print is 28 x 21 cm mounted on cardboa...

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12. Joseph L. Reilly, pastor of St. James Church, and four men incl. W. Clifford McDonald - Print, Photographic

    Reverend Joseph L. Reilly, right, pastor of St. James Church, at a lectern with a microphone. Left to right, four men standing on a stage: Special Justice Augustine D. Riley, Chief Justice Franklin N. Flaschner of Newton, Governor Francis W. Sargent and Judge W. Clifford McDonald. In the printed caption below the pastor is described as giving benediction, at the swearing-in of Judge McDonald at Central District Court of Northern Essex, Haverhill,...

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13. Judge Ira A. Abbott - Negative, Glass Plate

    Judge Ira A. Abbott. He is standing in the fenced yard of a house, with several wooden chairs and small trees in the background. Location is not identified. Inscription with print in file: "Judge Ira S. Abbott." (Ira A. Abbott, justice, is in the 1899 Haverhill directory, residing at 26 Park Street.) Abbott was a judge and the founder and first President of the Haverhill Historical Society. Photo late 19th or early 20th century. See print, HG2 Se...

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14. Judge Ira A. Abbott - Print, Photographic

    Judge Ira A. Abbott. He is standing in the fenced yard of a house, with several wooden chairs and small trees in the background. Location is not identified. Inscription with print in file: "Judge Ira S. Abbott." (Ira A. Abbott, justice, is in the 1899 Haverhill directory, residing at 26 Park Street.) Abbott was a judge and the founder and first President of the Haverhill Historical Society. Photo late 19th or early 20th century. Photo is 22 x 17 ...

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15. Otis J. Carlton - Print, Photomechanical

    Portrait of Otis J. Carlton. Halftone reproduction of a photograph, surrounded by frame border, photographer's name faintly visible at bottom right: "L. Ernest Plouf Haverhill Mass." Inscription at bottom right: "Judge Otis J. Carleton", beneath printed slogan "A true likeness." He has light hair and is wearing a suit, shirt and tie. Original image early or mid 20th century. Reverse has clipped advertisement for photographer: "A few of the many P...

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16. Quarters of Ordinary Seaman on the ship USS Indiana - Print, Photographic

    Quarters of Ordinary Seaman on the ship USS Indiana. A bed is folded out with sheets and pillows supported by a chain, two chairs facing the bed tied with ropes. A window or porthole is on the right and a framed picture is on the left. Inscription below photo: "Quarters of Ordinary Seaman / J. H. Gillett U.S.N." Inscription on verso: "Ordinary Seaman's Berth / on U.S.S. Indiana U.S.N. / When Wm Moody was Secty of Navy." Photo is 11 x 8 cm mounted...

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17. Reverend J. Vila Blake and Judge Isaac Ames - Print, Photographic

    Reverend J. Vila Blake and Judge Isaac Ames. Three-quarter length studio portrait, seated. Blake is on the left, facing three quarter right. He has light hair and mustache and is wearing a suit, vest, shirt and tie with a watch chain at his waist. Ames is on the right, he has light or grey hair, grey beard and mustache, and is wearing a suit, shirt and tie. He is holding a book. There is a small table with a tablecloth between them, curtain on th...

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18. Sailor aboard an unidentified ship - Print, Photographic

    Sailor aboard a large ship. He is standing on the ship's deck, in a white uniform with a dark kerchief around his neck. The sailor and ship are not identified. Sails on the right, deck rail on the left. This photograph was with others relating to Haverhill native William H. Moody, from the period when Moody was Secretary of the U. S. Navy, 1902-1904. Tape repair on the left, top right corner detached.

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19. Samuel Blodget - Print

    Samuel Blodget, print. He is depicted wearing a hat, coat, vest, shirt, and stockings and breeches, holding a cane. Printed caption below: "Hon. Samuel Blodget." The wood engraving is signed K - M. Blodget was a Haverhill merchant with pot and pearl ash works, then a Judge in Hillsborough County, New Hampshire, and later a textile manufacturer in Haverhill. In 1793 he began and did not finish a canal at Amoskeag Falls. From George Wingate Chase's...

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20. Stephen Minot - Print

    Stephen Minot, engraving. He has grey hair and is wearing a suit, shirt and tie. Vignetted head and shoulders portrait, facing three-quarter right. He was a judge, district attorney and member of the Legislature. From "The History of Essex County, Massachusetts [...]," Duane Hamilton Hurd, editor, Vol. 2, 1888, facing p. 2068. Engraving signed by A. H. Ritchie. Print is 24 x 16 cm mounted on cardboard 33 x 26 cm. Housed with Historical Photograph...

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