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1. Burgess & Lang buildings, Essex Street, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

   Lang Building, Essex Street, Haverhill. Eight stories, built in 1912; Burgess building on the right built in 1911. Sign over entrance: "Singer Sewing Machine Company." Banner between 6th and 7th floors: "General Electric Motors Installed by D. G. [unreadable]." Parked in front across the street is White's Lunch wagon. An automobile and a horse and wagon are seen on the street on the right. Original image early 20th century.

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. Everett Ordway, Ordway's Lunch wagon, Haverhill - Negative, Sheet Film

   Everett Ordway in an apron and shirtsleeves standing on the steps of his lunch wagon. Sign to the right on a sandwich board: "Ordway's Lunch" with menu. Advertising signs on both sides of the wagon door, and a lantern with the sign "Lunch" above the door. Ink inscription in lower margin of original: "Uncle Everett & his diner at Overhead R. R. bridge." Original photo has closed tear & creases, tape.

   Record Type: Photo

   
3. Main Street, east side with Eagle House, Haverhill, 1910 - Negative, Glass Plate

   Main Street, east side with Eagle House hotel, Haverhill. View of front and right sides of Eagle House. A sign on the front of Eagle House reads "Furnishings Furniture in this building will be sold at auction Thurs. July 7 at 9AM by the live auctioneer." Posters for Forepaugh & Sells Brothers Circus in a window on the ground floor, dated Mon. Jul. 11 (a patron identified the year as 1910 based on Forepaugh & Sells Brothers history). Another poste...

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. Post Office, construction, Washington Square, Haverhill, 1930 - Print, Photographic

   Post Office under construction, Washington Square, Haverhill, 1930. The brick second story is in progress; scaffolding in front. Pedestrians on sidewalk, cars at curb and in street, lunch wagon parked near curb on the right. Drinking fountain and historical marker (round on post?) near the curb. Inscription on verso: "Photo by John Blacklock / Aug. 30, 1930 / Post Office in process of construction / Shows historical marker, drinking fountain and ...

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. Washington Square, south side with Post Office, Haverhill, 1916 - Negative, Glass Plate

   Washington Square, south side showing the first Washington Square Post Office, Haverhill. Post Office is brick, two stories, modified hip roof. Another four story brick building is on the left. Streetcar with Bradford sign on the left, pedestrians, automobiles, horse and wagon on the street. William McKee's Night Cafe lunch wagon is on the right. Photo by George W. W. Bartlett, 1916. See print HW3 Senter HPH 61-851A.

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. Washington Square, south side with Post Office, Haverhill, 1916 - Print, Photographic

   Washington Square, south side showing the first Washington Square Post Office, Haverhill. Post Office is brick, two stories, modified hip roof. Another four story brick building is on the left. Streetcar with Bradford sign on the left, pedestrians, automobiles, horse and wagon on the street. William McKee's Night Cafe lunch wagon is on the right. Inscription on verso: "Post Office / Washington Sq 1916." Photo by George W. W. Bartlett, inkstamp on...

   Record Type: Photo