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1. Alice, Edith and Anne Allegra Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's daughters - Carte-de-visite

   Alice, Edith and Anne Allegra Longfellow, poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and Fanny Appleton Longfellow's daughters, from a painting by Thomas Buchanan Read made in 1859. Alice Mary is the tallest, with dark hair, standing in the rear with her arm around Anne Allegra, the youngest, also with dark hair, in front. Edith, with light hair, is standing on the left, her arm reaching across Anne Allegra. Vignetted portrait, half length. Inscription on v...

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2. Boston Branch Grocery Store staff, Wilson & Tuck, Haverhill, 1878 - Negative, Sheet Film

   Boston Branch Grocery Store, Wilson & Tuck, Haverhill. Corner of Merrimack and Fleet Streets. Staff assembled in front of storefront: six men and one woman; subjects not identified. Street lamp in foreground. Number on sign (address?) on sidewalk: 51; rest of sign obscured by advertisement for Haxall Flour. Second story has sign for H. Longfellow Real Estate Agency. Original image 1878.

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3. Circus parade with nine elephants, Main Street, Haverhill, ca. 1885 - Negative, Sheet Film

   Parade with nine circus elephants on Main Street at White's Corner, Haverhill; street lined with spectators and horse-drawn carriages. Storefront on corner: Longfellow & Co. Drug Store. This is the Adam Forepaugh Circus. Copy negative. Original image circa 1885. See later print, HF4.1.1 Senter HPH 18-241D.

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4. Circus parade with nine elephants, Main Street, Haverhill, ca. 1885 - Print, Photographic

   Parade with nine circus elephants on Main Street at White's Corner, Haverhill; street lined with spectators and horse-drawn carriages. Storefront on corner: Longfellow & Co. Drug Store. This is the Adam Forepaugh Circus. Original image circa 1885. See copy negative, HF4.1.1 Senter F4x5 3-34. Full call number is HF4.1.1 Senter HPH 18-241D. Later print.

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5. Fanny Appleton Longfellow - Carte-de-visite

   Frances "Fanny" Appleton Longfellow, second wife of poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Photograph of a vignetted painting by Samuel W. Rowse, circa 1859. Head and shoulders portrait, facing three-quarter left. She has dark hair and is wearing a pale dress with a pale lace collar and a brooch. Inscription below: "Mrs. H. W. Longfellow." On the verso is a label: "Geo. S. Tolman / 255 Washington St / Boston." This is a commercial or souvenir carte-de-...

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6. Haverhill 250th Anniversary, Merrimack Street, July 1890 - Negative, Roll Film

   Haverhill 250th Anniversary, 51-57 Merrimack Street, July 1890. Buildings decorated with American flags and banners. Pedestrians on the sidewalk. Storefront signs legible, left to right: ? Cafe (dining room); Longfellow (optician); Wilson & Tuck; Boston Branch Grocery; second floor: Red Men Hall; Nathan Longfellow (real estate agent). Advertisement on alley wall for Hoyt & Taylor, 152 Merrimack St. (hardware) and Bonair Cafe. Round image, probabl...

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7. Longfellow House, Cambridge, Mass. - Transparency, Lantern Slide

   Longfellow House, 105 Brattle Street, Cambridge, Mass. Three stories, clapboard, dormers, two chimneys, hip roof with widow's walk, columns from first to second floor in front, fanlight in front gable, dark shutters, porches on left and right with collonnades. View of front from across the street. Fence with gate posts and streetlamp in front, three trees in the yard. Built in 1759 for John Vassall. Occupied by George Washington during the Revolu...

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8. Merrimack Street, south side, Haverhill - Negative, Glass Plate

   Merrimack Street, south side, Haverhill. Storefronts and signs legible, left to right: Longfellow (optician); Leslie's Dry Goods Store; Leslie's Annex; Prof. J. Crawford, Instructor of Boxing; H. Disraelly / Disraelly & Abel (jewelers); Harry S. Vaughn (upholsterer); Boston Credit Co.; A. H. Drewitt (tailor). Trolley tracks in the cobbled street. Image late 19th or early 20th century.

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9. 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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10. Wayside Inn, interior, kitchen, Sudbury, Mass. - Transparency, Lantern Slide

    Wayside Inn, interior, kitchen, 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." Large brick fireplace in the center with a kettle and cooking pot hanging above the hearth, with decorations above including horns. ...

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11. Wayside Inn, interior, old bar, Sudbury, Mass. - Transparency, Lantern Slide

    Wayside Inn, interior, old bar, 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." Large fireplace with decorations above including a musket and bayonet, canteen, powder horn, crossed sabers, and antlers. A curved w...

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12. Wayside Inn, Sudbury, Mass. - Transparency, Lantern Slide

    Wayside Inn, Sudbury, Mass. Three stories, grey clapboard, gambrel roof, portico. View of front and right sides. A man in a dark suit is under the portico. Rustic chairs on the lawn. Driveway on the left, trees lining the road. 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 1...

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