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1. Board of Trade Building, Duncan Street Factory District, Burgess & Lang Buildings, Haverhill - Print, Photomechanical

   Board of Trade Buildings, Duncan Street Shoe Store Factory District, and Burgess & Lang Building, Haverhill. Three photomechanical prints from an unidentified publication, different sizes, mounted together on cardboard 33 x 26 cm. Housed with Historical Photographic Print Collection. 1. Board of Trade building. Seven stories plus basement, flat roof, smaller building on the left with one story storefront for J. O. Ellison & Co., sign for Coal on...

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. Burgess & Lang buildings, Essex Street, Haverhill - Print, Photomechanical

   Burgess & Lang Buildings, Essex Street, Haverhill. The buildings are eight stories separated by a broad gated alley. Signs visible, left to right: Singer Sewing Machine Company; Knights-Allen Company - Turn Shoes / United Shoe Machinery Company. Printed caption: "The Burgess & Lang Buildings / Largest Shoe Factory in the World, Essex Street, Haverhill, Mass. Offices / of the United Shoe Machine [sic Machinery] Co." See HF5.18 Senter HPH 54-754A. ...

   Record Type: Photo

   
3. Burgess & Lang buildings, Haverhill - Negative, Sheet Film

   Burgess & Lang buildings, Haverhill, eight stories; Essex Street. First floor: Singer Sewing Machine Company; second floor, Bay State Storage & Warehouse Company; third floor, George H. Webster, Counters / Soles; sixth floor, F. E. Leavitt & Company, Misses & Children's Boots & Shoes. Railroad tracks and coal shed on the left. Another eight story building on the right has a sign for Knights-Allen Company, Turn Shoes on the seventh floor. Other bu...

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. Burgess & Lang buildings on Essex Street, c. 1916 - Print

   Burgess & Lang buildings on Essex Street, later Hamel Company. Nearby business include Knights-Allen Company, Brockton Die Company, J. Marin & Company, and B. F. Leighton. Boston & Maine Railroad tracks in foreground. Circa 1916.

   Record Type: Photo