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1. Aerial view of Post Office under construction, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

   Aerial view of Post Office under construction, Washington Square, Haverhill. The Post office is circles in White. Washington Street and Merrimack Street visible, along with downtown shoe manufacturing district buildings. Number 1 printed at bottom left. Inscription on verso: "Aerial View of Haverhill Post Office under construction."

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2. Charles M. Hoyt, Postmaster, and Post Office, Washington Square, Haverhill - Print, Photomechanical

   Charles M. Hoyt, Postmaster, and former Post Office, Washington Square, Haverhill. Two photomechanical prints from unidentified publications, different sizes, mounted together on cardboard 36 x 28 cm. Housed with Historical Photographic Print Collection. 1. Charles M. Hoyt, Postmaster of Haverhill. Studio portrait, facing right. He has white hair and is wearing a suit, shirt and tie. Printed caption below: "Charles M. Hoyt / Postmaster." 12 x 9 ...

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3. Downtown Haverhill, buildings, 1976 - Print, Photographic

   Downtown Haverhill, buildings, 1976. Upper stories of multistory brick buildings facing Washington Square. Post Office cupola visible in center, Haverhill National Bank building on the right, radio tower in the background. Many buildings were taken down during the Urban Renewal of the 1970s. Tape remnants at edges, trimmed at left edge. Kodak date stamp on verso: "Oct 76." See also HS3 Senter HPH 27-372B, 27-372C, 27-372D.

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4. Downtown Haverhill, Merrimack Street to Washington Street, 1985 - Transparency, Slide

   Downtown Haverhill, bird's-eye view, Merrimack Street looking west toward Washington Square and Washington Street. Post Office and Bank of Boston / Haverhill National Bank building center left and center right. multistory buildings. Traffic, parked cars. Date on slide: May 85, number 7.

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. Downtown Haverhill, Washington Square and Post Office, 1987 - Transparency, Slide

   Downtown Haverhill, bird's-eye view of Washington Square; Post Office on the left, brick, two stories, four story central tower with cupola and weathervane. Parking lot on the right / west side of the Post Office with parked cars, bus shelter. Merrimack River and Bradford in the background. Date on slide: May 87, number 4.

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. Downtown Haverhill, Washington Square and Post Office, 1987 - Transparency, Slide

   Downtown Haverhill, bird's-eye view of Washington Square; Post Office is brick, two stories, four story central tower with cupola and weathervane. Parking lot on the right / west side of the Post Office with parked cars, bus shelter. Merrimack River and Bradford in the background. Date on slide: May 87, number 5.

   Record Type: Photo

   
7. Downtown Haverhill, Washington Square to Washington Street, 1985 - Transparency, Slide

   Downtown Haverhill, bird's-eye view, small section of Merrimack Street in the foreground, looking west toward Washington Square and Washington Street, the latter running uphill in the background. Post Office and Bank of Boston / Haverhill National Bank building center left and center right. multistory buildings. Traffic, parked cars. Date on slide: May 85, number 6.

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8. Draft protester outside Post Office, Washington Square, Haverhill, ca. 1980 - Negative, Roll Film

   Draft protester outside Post Office, Washington Square, Haverhill. She is not identified. She is wearing shorts and a t-shirt, sunglasses and a visor, and is carrying a hand lettered sign: "Stop the Draft" and "Don't Register Resist." On her back is another sign: "We Don't Need a Military Draft / Young Men Resist." Outside the Post Office is a tally board with the number of men registered for each branch of the military. Circa 1980, when during t...

   Record Type: Photo

   
9. First Post Office, Greenough-Carey House, Water Street, Haverhill - Print, Photomechanical

   Greenough-Carey House, 92 Water Street, Haverhill. Location of the first Post Office in Haverhill; built by Symonds Greenough, first Postmaster. Three stories plus basement level, saltbox style with modified gambrel roof, clapboard. Street signs near the door on the corner. Other houses on the left and in the background, tree on the right. Printed caption below and clipped text: "The First Post Office Building / Corner of Water and Moore Streets,...

   Record Type: Photo

   
10. Flood of 1936, Emerson Street, men in boats, Haverhill - Negative, Roll Film

    Flood of March 1936, Emerson Street, men in boats, Haverhill. Man on the left wearing glasses, suit and hat, next to a rowboat; three men in a rowboat with an outboard motor in the center, with "St. Dept." on the prow. Business signs on building left and right illegible. View looking toward Post Office and Washington Square. Black and white copy negative.

    Record Type: Photo

    
11. Flood of 1936, Merrimack Street, Franklin block, Haverhill - Negative, Glass Plate

    Flood of March 1936, Merrimack Street, Franklin block, Haverhill. Four small rowboats on the left side of the street; Post Office to the right. The boat in the foreground holds four men, three wearing police officer's hats. The name on the boat is "28 Flanders." The other boats hold two or three men. Storefronts visible left to right: W. F. Thayer, Rosengard's, The Haverhill Morris Plan Company. Flood water is about halfway up the first story of ...

    Record Type: Photo

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

    Flood of March 1936, Merrimack Street, Franklin block, Haverhill. Five small rowboats on the left side of the street; Post Office to the right. Man climbing out a second floor window into a boat, with assistance from men. The other boats hold two or three men. Storefronts visible left to right: W. F. Thayer, Rosengard's, The Haverhill Morris Plan Company; second floor, Joseph B. Finberg, D. M. Shohet, dentists. Flood water is about halfway up the...

    Record Type: Photo

    
13. 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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14. 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

    
15. Flood of 1936, Washington Square, Haverhill - Negative, Glass Plate

    Flood of March 1936. Washington Square, Haverhill. View of Post Office. Flood water about halfway up first story of buildings.

    Record Type: Photo

    
16. Flood of 1936, Washington Square, Haverhill - Negative, Sheet Film

    Washington Square, Haverhill, flooded, March 21, 1936. View from roof of unidentified building? Front and right side of Post Office, other adjacent buildings, Merrimack River in the background. Inscription in corner of original: "Washington Square March 21, 1936." Copy negative.

    Record Type: Photo

    
17. Greenough-Carey House, Water Street, Haverhill, ca. 1894 - Negative, Glass Plate

    Greenough-Carey House, 92 Water Street, corner of Moore Street, Haverhill. Location of the first Post Office in Haverhill; built by Symonds Greenough, first Postmaster. Three stories, saltbox style with modified gambrel roof, clapboard. Street signs near the door on the corner. Other houses on the left and in the background. Inscription with print in file: "Removed by City to widen Moore St." Number at bottom right: 334. Photo by Walter R. Merrym...

    Record Type: Photo

    
18. Greenough-Carey House, Water Street, Haverhill, ca. 1894 - Transparency, Lantern Slide

    Greenough-Carey House, 92 Water Street, corner of Moore Street, Haverhill. Location of the first Post Office in Haverhill; built by Symonds Greenough, first Postmaster. Three stories, saltbox style with modified gambrel roof, clapboard. Street signs near the door on the corner. Other houses on the left and in the background. Inscription with print in file: "Removed by City to widen Moore St." Original glass negative by Walter R. Merryman, 1894, s...

    Record Type: Photo

    
19. Haverhill Post Office from Emerson Street, 1952 - Negative, Sheet Film

    Haverhill Post Office, front view from Emerson Street looking toward Washington Square, image circa 1952. Brick, two stories, and four story square tower with clock and cupola. Inscription on housing: "P.O. from Emerson St. c1952?"

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20. Haverhill Tercentenary Celebration, Post Office, Washington Square, Haverhill, 1940 - Print, Photographic

    Haverhill Tercentenary Celebration, Post Office, Washington Square, Haverhill, 1940. Men are walking on the sidewalk in front of the Post Office, which is on the left; the entrance and the right side of the building are visible. American flags are on the right, mounted on poles and streetlamps. The Post Office has patriotic banners decorating the windows; two women are standing near the entrance. Inscription on verso: "Photo by John G. Blacklock ...

    Record Type: Photo