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1. Bradford crossing before new bridge was erected, c. 1901 - Print, Photographic

   Bradford crossing, looking toward South Elm Street from Bradford Station before the new railroad bridge was built. An attendant stands with a hand on the switch left of the railroad hut by the crossing. Photo by W. P. Johnson, circa 1901.

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2. Bradford crossing, looking toward South Elm Street, c. 1901 - Print, Photographic

   Bradford crossing, looking toward South Elm Street from Bradford Station before the new railroad bridge was built. An attendant stands in the doorway of the railroad hut by the crossing. Children and a True's Elixir sign are visible on a house behind the hut. Photo by W. P. Johnson, circa 1901.

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3. Bradford railroad crossing, c. 1901 - Print, Photographic

   Dirt road crosses over railroad tracks at crossing, looking from Bradford's Railroad Avenue to South Elm Street. Water tank at left, along tracks towards the bridge to downtown Haverhill. Railroad hut and Bradford houses at right. Railroad crossing signs featured prominently at center. Undated, circa 1901.

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4. Bradford Station before elevation of tracks was completed, c. 1901 - Print, Photographic

   Bradford Station crossing before the elevation of the railroad tracks. People stand on the platform in front of Bradford Station in the distance. One person stands by the railroad crossing at midground. Bradford Station building in background. Steam engine train moving through the crossing. Undated, circa 1901.

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5. Bradford Station before elevation of tracks was completed, c. 1901 - Print, Photographic

   Bradford Station crossing before the elevation of the railroad tracks. Ten men and one child stand on the tracks and in front of the railroad huts at the crossing. Bradford Station building in background. Two men lean on the railroad switch. Inscription on verso: "Officer Lucy in picture." Undated, circa 1901.

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. Costello and Papoulias election campaign signs - Negative, Roll Film

   Costello and Anthony L. Papoulias election campaign signs, road on the left. Left to right: "Please vote Anthony L. Papoulias State Representative," "Road Work Ahead," "Elect Costello Representative." The street and location are not identified. There is a railroad crossing in the background. Photos from the Haverhill Gazette, circa late 1970s-1980.

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7. Essex Street, looking north from railroad crossing, Haverhill - Negative, Glass Plate

   Essex Street, looking north from railroad crossing, Haverhill. Two men are standing on the sidewalk, in hats and winter coats over their clothes. Railroad crossing gate on the left, open. Signs and storefronts legible: J. S. Tremblay (cigars, tobacco & confectionary); Magui[re?]. Snow on the ground, trolley tracks in the street. Camera box with handle on the sidewalk on the left. Pedestrians, horses and sleighs. Image probably early 20th century.

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8. Essex Street, looking south over Railroad Crossing, Haverhill - Negative, Glass Plate

   Essex Street, looking south over Railroad Crossing, Haverhill. Five men standing on the sidewalk, near the gate; pedestrians in the background. The men are not identified. multistory brick buildings on both sides. Sign in the background: "Wood, Coal, Hay, Grain." Label on glass: "135 F." Image probably early 20th century.

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9. Essex Street railroad crossing, c. 1904 - Print, Photographic

   Essex Street looking northwest past railroad crossing. Houses, businesses, trees, and billboard advertisements line the street. Empty carriages are parked along the left side and a horsedrawn carriage is waiting in front of the H.B. Campbell brick buildiing.

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10. Haverhill Boston & Maine Railroad depot before railroad grade crossing, 1901 - Print, Photographic

    Haverhill Station from Washington Street railroad crossing, looking north along tracks. Parked railroad car at left, platform and people along right. Railroad Square, clock tower, and buildings in the background along right. Photo taken in connection with the railroad grade crossing, November 18, 1901.

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11. Haverhill Electric Company, first electric light plant, Haverhill, 1904 - Print, Photographic

    Haverhill Electric Company, first electric light plant, Haverhill, 1904. One story brick building, flat roof, garage style door on left. Vines are growing on the building on the right. Multistory brick building in the background on the right, structure or railroad car in the background on the left. Inscription on verso: "Taken Aug 4, 1904 in connection with R.R. grade crossing / First electric light plant of Haverhill Electric Co." Photo is 19 x ...

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12. Haverhill Station and Railroad Square, looking north, 1905 - Print, Photographic

    Haverhill Station from Washington Street railroad crossing, looking north along tracks. Train engine at left, platform and people along right. Railroad Square, bell tower, mills, and shops in the background along right. Water tank and other structures at left. Photographer W.P. Johnson, January 1905.

    Record Type: Photo

    
13. Railroad at Bradford depot, 1904 - Print, Photographic

    Railroad tracks recede from foreground to midground, where Bradford Station is on the right side of the tracks and platform on the left side. Crossing at center. Trees and utility poles at right. Distance obscured by fog. Taken in connection with the railroad grade crossing, May 9, 1904.

    Record Type: Photo

    
14. Railroad Bridge and railroad crossing before track elevation, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

    Railroad Bridge and railroad crossing before track elevation 1905-1906, Haverhill. Inscription on verso: "L. F. McNamara / Railroad crossing before elevation / Railroad bridge before elevation." Photographer is Lott F. McNamara. Two snapshot photographs, different sizes, mounted together on cardboard 36 x 28 cm. 1. View of Railroad Bridge over the Merrimack River, before track elevation. 10 x 12 cm. 2. Pedestrians crossing cobbled street, sign ...

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15. Railroad crossing at Essex Street, looking towards Haverhill Depot, 1904 - Print, Photographic

    Taken in connection with the railroad grade crossing, view of Essex Street railroad crossing near H.B. Campbell wholesale business. Railroad tracks cross brick street. Horsedrawn carriages are at the left and a few people are walking in the street and crossing. May 9, 1904.

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16. Railroad crossing at Essex Street showing tender's hut, 1904 - Print, Photographic

    Taken in connection with railroad grade crossing, attendant's hut at Essex Street. Hut is small wooden structure with a wide brick sidewalk in front and an open space at right side of image. H.B. Cambell brick building visible behind railroad crossing. August 4, 1904.

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17. Railroad crossing at Washington Street, Sanders-Kennedy building at right, 1904 - Print, Photographic

    Railroad tracks crossing and recede into the distance, which is obscured by fog. Houses and utility poles line the track along the left. Sanders-Kennedy building at right, torn down in 1940 (from inscription). Parked rail cars and platform at midground. Photo taken in connection with the railroad grade crossing, May 9, 1904.

    Record Type: Photo

    
18. Railroad depot at Bradford, Laurel Avenue on right, 1904 - Print, Photographic

    Railroad tracks recede into foggy background, looking east past Bradford Station. Embankment and fence line along Laurel Avenue at right. A child stands on the platform right of tracks. Two women with umbrellas stand near station at left. Photo taken in connection with the railroad grade crossing, May 9, 1904.

    Record Type: Photo

    
19. Railroad depot at Bradford, looking south, 1904 - Print, Photographic

    Railroad tracks run along the left of the image in front of Bradford Station. Background structures at right, a person in the distance at left, walking along tracks. Inscription states: "Station was designed by C. Willis Damon of Haverhill in 1875. The cost was $3000. Dr. Jason R. Nichols, a director of the B & M R.R. supervised construction." Photo taken in connection with the railroad grade crossing, May 9, 1904.

    Record Type: Photo

    
20. Railroad tracks at Essex Street crossing, looking towards depot, 1904 - Print, Photographic

    Taken in connection with the railroad grade crossing, view of train tracks extending towards Essex Street. J.B. Campbell brick building and attendant's hut at midground. House of Otis B. Swasey, 150 Essex Street, at right. Person with umbrella walking along tracks. May 9, 1904.

    Record Type: Photo