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1. Armistice Day Parade, salute, Washington Square, Haverhill, 1948 - Print, Photographic

   Armistice Day Parade, Washington Square, Haverhill, 1948. Soldiers and officers in uniform in formation, some with rifles. Spectators on both sides of the street. Essex Street on the left. Storefronts in the background: Lafayette Theatre; D. J. Casey Paper Co.; Clifford R. Cusson (insurance, 2nd floor); Barrett's; Haverhill Hardware; Carbone's. Inscription on verso: "Photo by Gazette photographer / Armistice Day parade, Nov. 11, 1948 / On Washing...

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. City Hall, Union Jack flag during broadcast to Haverhill, England, Haverhill, 1942 - Print, Photographic

   City Hall, Union Jack flag hung during broadcast to Haverhill, England. Main Street, Haverhill, 1942. City Hall in the foreground on the right; horizontal flagpole over entrance with American flag and smaller Union Jack flag. Paramount Theatre in the background on the left, sign for Oriental Garden restaurant in the background on the right. Pedestrians, parked cars. Inscription on verso: "Photo by John G. Blacklock / Paramount Theatre playing 'Re...

   Record Type: Photo

   
3. Essex Street, Haverhill - Negative, Sheet Film

   Essex Street, Haverhill. Lafayette Theatre and Mike's Cigar Shop on left, unidentified storefront and brick building on right, looking toward intersection. Sidewalk (damaged) predominant. Cars, pedestrians.

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4. Flood of 1936, Merrimack Street, Washington Square, Haverhill - Negative, Glass Plate

   Flood of March 1936, Merrimack Street, Washington Square, Haverhill. Merrimack Street, Franklin block. Small rowboat in the flooded street, with two men, one standing; Post Office to the right. Storefronts visible left to right: Rosengard's, The Haverhill Morris Plan Company, Colonial Theatre. Flood water is about halfway up the first story of the buildings. See copy negative. HL6.2 Senter F35 3-34ZZ. Caution: glass is broken.

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5. Flood of 1936, Merrimack Street, Washington Square, Haverhill - Negative, Roll Film

   Flood of March 1936, Merrimack Street, Washington Square, Haverhill. Merrimack Street, Franklin block. Small rowboat in the flooded street, with two men, one standing; Post Office to the right. Storefronts visible left to right: Rosengard's, The Haverhill Morris Plan Company, Colonial Theatre. Flood water is about halfway up the first story of the buildings. Original negative scanned when glass had been broken. See HL6.2 Senter G4x5 11-17. Black ...

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. Goodrich Silvertown Stores, tires and auto supplies, Main Street, Haverhill - Negative, Sheet Film

   Goodrich Silvertown Stores, tires and auto supplies, Main Street, Haverhill. Window display with signs advertsing 70th Anniversary sale. A Goodrich van is parked on the street in front. On the right is the Paramount Theatre, with marquee that reads "Closed for the summer season / Attend the Colonial for your enjoyment." Photo by Watson, probably circa 1930s.

   Record Type: Photo

   
7. Lafayette Block, Essex Street, Haverhill, ca. 1950 - Negative, Sheet Film

   Lafayette Block, Essex Street, Haverhill. Wooden building, three stories. Storefronts, left to right: Paul's Dugout (separate building on the left); Ted's Restaurant; Gaudreau's (barbershop); Lafayette Theatre. Post Office visible in the background. Theatre marquee advertising "My Friend Irma Goes West", which opened in 1950. Light snow on the ground. A few cars and pedestrians.

   Record Type: Photo

   
8. Lafayette Theatre building, Essex Street, Haverhill, 1978 - Transparency, Slide

   Lafayette Theatre building, Essex Street, Haverhill. Three stories, shingle, flat roof with eaves brackets. Formerly the Gem burlesque theatre; re-opened by Louis B. Mayer in 1907 as the Orpheum. Later in 1920's renamed Lafayette. Unidentified storefronts, vacant, first story. Date on slide: Nov 78, number 17.

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9. Louis B. Mayer, Austin B. Wason and another man at Lafayette Theatre, 1954 - Negative, Roll Film

   Louis B. Mayer, Austin B. Wason and another man at the Lafayette Theatre. Wason is on the left, Mayer in center pointing up at marquee, unidentified man on the right. Pedestrians on the sidewalk. From Mayer's visit to Haverhill in 1954.

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10. Louis B. Mayer, Austin B. Wason and another man, Colonial Theatre, 1954 - Negative, Roll Film

    Louis B. Mayer, left, Austin B. Wason, right, and unidentified man, center, probably the Colonial Theatre, Haverhill. They are in a dark room with movie star photos on the wall. From Mayer's visit to Haverhill in 1954. Inscription on housing: "Gallagher 4/1/54."

    Record Type: Photo

    
11. Louis B. Mayer, Edward J. Carney, Charlie Turner and Frank Colburn, 1954 - Negative, Sheet Film

    Inside the Colonial Theatre, Haverhill. Left to right, standing: Rev. Edward J. Carney of Lawrence; Charlie Turner, Police Department; Frank Colburn, manager of Colonial & Paramount Theatres; Louis B. Mayer. They are all facing right, Mayer is leaning over a half wall behind the last row of seats. Inscription with print in file: "Gallagher photo 4/1/54."

    Record Type: Photo

    
12. Louis B. Mayer outside the Lafayette Theatre, Haverhill, 1954 - Negative, Roll Film

    Louis B. Mayer outside the Lafayette Theatre, during his 1954 visit to Haverhill. He is standing in the street looking at the theatre. The marquee is above him, the theatre is empty. Inscription with similar print in file: "Viewing his old theatre Lafayette on Essex St." Photo may be by Gallagher.

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13. Louis B. Mayer outside the Lafayette Theatre, Haverhill, 1954 - Negative, Sheet Film

    Louis B. Mayer outside the Lafayette Theatre, during his 1954 visit to Haverhill. He is standing in the street looking at the pedestrians on the sidewalk on the right. The marquee is above him, the theatre is empty. Inscription with print in file: "Viewing his old theatre Lafayette on Essex St." Inscription on housing: "Gallagher 4/1/54." Duplicate image: see HG2 Senter F4x5 11-85.

    Record Type: Photo

    
14. Louis B. Mayer shaking a woman's hand, Haverhill, 1954 - Negative, Roll Film

    Louis B. Mayer shaking an unidentified woman's hand, outside the Lafayette Theatre, Haverhill. Two men looking on, the one on the left is probably Austin B. Wason. Pedestrians on the sidewalk in the background. From Mayer's visit to Haverhill in 1954.

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15. Louis B. Mayer with Austin B. Wason and George Croston, 1954 - Negative, Sheet Film

    Louis B. Mayer shaking hands with George Croston, right; Austin B. Wason looks on on the left. They are standing in front of the empty ticket taker's booth at the Lafayette Theatre on Essex Street, Haverhill. They are wearing suits and coats; Mayer and Croston are wearing hats. Inscription with print in file: "In front of the Lafayette Theatre / [names] / Gallagher photo 4/1/54." Lens flare at bottom right.

    Record Type: Photo

    
16. Louis B. Mayer with Clarence Brown and Frank H. Colburn Jr., 1954 - Negative, Roll Film

    Louis B. Mayer with director Clarence Brown on left, Frank H. Colburn Jr. on right (Paramout Theatre manager). They are next to a welcome sign, possibly in the Paramount or Colonial Theatre. From Mayer's visit to Haverhill in 1954.

    Record Type: Photo

    
17. Louis B. Mayer with Clarence Brown and Frank H. Colburn Jr., 1954 - Negative, Roll Film

    Louis B. Mayer, center, Clarence Brown, left, and Frank H. Colburn Jr., right. Clarence Brown was an MGM director, Colburn was the Paramout Theatre manager. They are next to a welcome sign, possibly in the Paramount or Colonial Theatre. From Mayer's visit to Haverhill in 1954.

    Record Type: Photo

    
18. Louis B. Mayer with Clarence Brown and Frank H. Colburn Jr., 1954 - Negative, Sheet Film

    Louis B. Mayer with director Clarence Brown on left, Frank H. Colburn Jr. on right (Paramout Theatre manager). They are next to a welcome sign, possibly in the Paramount or Colonial Theatre. From Mayer's visit to Haverhill in 1954.

    Record Type: Photo

    
19. Main Street at Water and Merrimack Streets, Haverhill - Negative, Sheet Film

    Main Street at the intersection of Water and Merrimack Streets, Haverhill. Traffic, parked cars, pedestrians. Signs visible, left to right: Beauvais Package Store, Kelly & Driscoll, Kaulbach-Leith, Leavitt's Sports Shop, Kauf's Auto Store, China Restaurant?, Paramount Theatre, Firestone, Winthrop Restaurant, McCann's Ice Cream. Image mid 20th century, 1940s?

    Record Type: Photo

    
20. Main Street from Bridge Street, Haverhill, 1933 - Transparency, Lantern Slide

    Main Street, view from Bridge Street, Haverhill, 1933. Rexall drugstore on far left corner, Paramount Theatre? (marquee advertising Torch Singer) on the right side of Main Street, other storefronts not legible. Cars, pedestrians. Written on tape on reverse: 5A. From a series of lantern slides, box dated 1933.

    Record Type: Photo