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1. Canobie Lake, New Hampshire, thirty-five men, group portrait, 1905 - Print, Photographic

   Canobie Lake, New Hampshire, group portrait of thirty-five men. They are standing on the ground, or on the stairs or platform of a rustic wooden bridge or deck in the rear. They have been marked with ink numbers 1-35. Canobie Lake is between Salem and Windham New Hampshire; in 1902 Canobie Lake Park was a trolley park with gardens and amusements. The location of this photo is not identified. The men's names are on the verso, but names 34-35 have ...

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2. Charles White - Print, Photomechanical

   Charles White. Vignetted head and shoulders portrait, facing three-quarter left. He has grey hair and is wearing glasses, suit, shirt and tie. Printed caption below: "Charles White was born in 1780. He was the first Secretary and Treasurer of the Haverhill Savings Bank, being elected September 26, 1829, and serving until January 18, 1832, when he declined re-election. The corner at Main and Merrimack Streets, now known as White's Corner, was name...

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3. Clam Bake at William P. Webster's, Hampton Beach, New Hampshire - Print, Photographic

   Clam Bake at William [Willard?] P. Webster's, Hampton Beach, New Hampshire. Group portrait of twenty-seven men, standing and seated in front of Webster's two story shingle house, with a front porch with rustic tree trunk posts, stone foundation. The men are wearing suits, shirts and ties, some with hats, some with caps. There are twenty-three names inscribed on the verso: Franklin Woodman, Charles [E.] Durant, Charles [L.] White, B. [Benjamin] B....

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4. Clicker City, leather cutting company, staff, Stevens Street, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

   Staff photo, Clicker City, a leather cutting business in Haverhill, probably 32 Stevens Street, Haverhill. Seventy-five men and women, in five rows, with mostly women in the first two rows, mostly men in the rear three rows. The first row of people are all seated in chairs. Printed below are the employees' names: "ROW 1 James Manikas, Joseph Pothier, George Katoxinos, Linda Urbalonis, Marie Martin, Joyce Gadd, Helen Clark, Helena Kelley, Rosemary...

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5. Deed, purchase of Pentucket, 1642 - Negative, Sheet Film

   Deed, purchase of land called Pentucket [including what is now (NH): Salem, Hampstead, Atkinson & Plaistow and (MA): Methuen, Bradford & Haverhill]. Signed John Ward, Robert Clements, Tristram Coffin, Hugh Sherratt, William White, (sign of) Thomas Davis, (mark of) Passaquo, (mark of) Saggahew. Date near bottom of first paragraph: fifteenth November 1642. Original document dated 1642; Haverhill's first town meeting was in 1643. See also HG1 Senter...

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6. Deed, purchase of Pentucket, 1642 - Print, Photographic

   Deed, purchase of land called Pentucket [including what is now (NH): Salem, Hampstead, Atkinson & Plaistow and (MA): Methuen, Bradford & Haverhill]. Signed John Ward, Robert Clements, Tristram Coffin, Hugh Sherratt, William White, (sign of) Thomas Davis, (mark of) Passaquo, (mark of) Saggahew. Date near bottom of first paragraph: fifteenth November 1642. Original document dated 1642; Haverhill's first town meeting was in 1643. Inscription on vers...

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7. Deed, purchase of Pentucket, 1642, with transcription and history - Print

   Facsimile of deed, purchase of land called Pentucket [including what is now (NH): Salem, Hampstead, Atkinson & Plaistow and (MA): Methuen, Bradford & Haverhill]. Signed John Ward, Robert Clements, Tristram Coffin, Hugh Sherratt, William White, (sign of) Thomas Davis, (mark of) Passaquo, (mark of) Saggahew. Date near bottom of first paragraph: fifteenth November 1642. Original document dated 1642; Haverhill's first town meeting was in 1643. Prin...

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8. Golden Ball Tavern, Water Street, Haverhill - Negative, Glass Plate

   Golden Ball Tavern, Water Street, Haverhill. Four stories, clapboard, flat roof. View of front and right sides. Other buildings on the left and right. Originally the mansion house of merchant John White, and the center of society in the Revolutionary era. The house was once surrounded by gardens to the river's edge. A sign identifying the site is in the center above the ground floor. On the left is the clothing store of A. P. J. Kerrigan. Henry T...

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9. Golden Ball Tavern, Water Street, Haverhill - Negative, Glass Plate

   Golden Ball Tavern, Water Street, Haverhill. Four stories, clapboard, flat roof. View of front and right sides. Other buildings on the left and right. Originally the mansion house of merchant John White, and the center of society in the Revolutionary era. The house was once surrounded by gardens to the river's edge. A sign identifying the site is in the center above the ground floor. On the left is the clothing store of A. P. J. Kerrigan. Henry T...

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10. Golden Ball Tavern, Water Street, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

    Golden Ball Tavern, Water Street, Haverhill. Four stories, clapboard, flat roof. View of front and right sides. Other buildings on the left and right. Originally the mansion house of merchant John White, and the center of society in the Revolutionary era. The house was once surrounded by gardens to the river's edge. A sign identifying the site is in the center above the ground floor. On the left is the clothing store of A. P. J. Kerrigan. Henry T...

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11. Golden Ball Tavern, Water Street, Haverhill - Print, Photographic

    Golden Ball Tavern, Water Street, Haverhill. Four stories, clapboard, flat roof. View of front and right sides. Other buildings on the left and right. Originally the mansion house of merchant John White, and the center of society in the Revolutionary era. The house was once surrounded by gardens to the river's edge. A sign identifying the site is in the center above the ground floor. On the left is the clothing store of A. P. J. Kerrigan. Henry T...

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12. Golden Ball Tavern, Water Street, Haverhill - Transparency, Lantern Slide

    Golden Ball Tavern, Water Street, Haverhill. Four stories, clapboard, flat roof. Originally the mansion house of merchant John White, and the center of society in the Revolutionary era. The house was once surrounded by gardens to the river's edge. A sign identifying the site is in the center above the ground floor. On the left is the clothing store of A[ndrew] P. J. Kerrigan; Kerrigan opened and operated this store for more than 50 years. Henry T...

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13. Haverhill 250th Anniversary Arch, Main Street, Haverhill, 1890 - Negative, Glass Plate

    Haverhill 250th Anniversary Arch, Main Street, Haverhill, June or July 1890. The arch is over Main Street where it meets Bridge Street, spanning the Haverhill Bridge, Bradford visible in the background. The arch is decorated with American flags, banners and a round sign reading "Haverhill Settled 1640, Instituted a City 1870" with the seal in the center and the word "Pentucket." Several pedestrians. Trolley tracks in the street. Poster for Adam F...

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14. Haverhill Fire Department, Chemical Company No. 1, Haverhill, ca. 1898 - Print, Photomechanical

    Haverhill Fire Department, Chemical Company No. 1, Haverhill, circa 1898. Group portrait, six firefighters, three standing, three seated in front. The men are wearing uniforms with hats. Printed caption: "Chemical Co. No. 1 / Clerk E. B. Chase - Lieut. M. B. White - Driver G. F. Walker / E. E. Walker - Capt. L[yman]. Worthen - J. W. Arnold," and inscription "1898." Lyman Worthen, see also HH11.2.1 SentrHPH 29-399E. G. F. Walker, see also HH11.2.1...

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15. James Davis White, James Davis White House, smoking room, Haverhill - Negative, Glass Plate

    James Davis White seated in a chair on the right. He has white hair and beard, is wearing a suit, shirt and tie, and has a cigar in his mouth. The house, Locust Hill (the hill was also known as White's Hill), was originally the home of E. J. M. Hale. There is a marble fireplace on the left, and several paneled doors. The room is painted a dark color and has framed prints on the walls, several chairs. Pencil inscription on emulsion: "Nick 6." Phot...

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16. Leonard White - Print

    Leonard White. Vignetted head and shoulders portrait, facing three-quarter left. He has white hair, balding, and is wearing glasses, suit, shirt and stock. Printed caption below: "Hon. Leonard White / Town Clerk and Treasurer, 1804-10; Member of Congress, 1811-13; Representative in the State Legislature, 1809. Died Oct. 10, 1849, aged 82 years." Probably from "250th Anniversary of ye Anciente Towne of Haverhill, 1890," published by F. S. Blanchar...

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17. Locust Hill, James Davis White House, Boardman Street, Haverhill, 1890 - Print, Photographic

    Locust Hill, James Davis White House, Boardman Street, Haverhill, 1890. Two story wing, with front of house and three story tower behind. Rear view? Trees surrounding the house. The house, Locust Hill (the hill was also known as White's Hill), was originally the home of E. J. M. Hale, built in 1857, and purchased by White circa 1872. Inscription on verso: "Photo by A. P. Nichols, July 1890 / Boardman St / James D. White House 'The Locusts' or Loc...

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18. Locust Hill, parlor, James Davis White House, Boardman Street, Haverhill, 1890 - Print, Photographic

    Locust Hill, parlor, James Davis White House, Boardman Street, Haverhill, 1890. A square grand piano is on the left, an open door on the right, hallway visible beyond. There is a framed painting and a framed portrait of James Davis White on the wall; floral pattern wallpaper. A floral picture is on the outside side of the door, in the room. A horseshoe is upside down over the door. Chandelier partly visible. Inscription on verso: "Mr. White's sit...

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19. Masons from Merrimack Lodge, Haverhill, at clambake in Rye, N.H., 1906 - Print, Photomechanical

    Masons from Merrimack Lodge, Haverhill, at clambake in Rye, N.H., 1906. Group portrait of twenty-six men standing or seated in front of a cottage with rustic tree trunk posts on the porch. They are wearing suits and hats. The headline above reads: "Haverhill Masons at Rye, N.H., Clambake, October 10, 1906." They are identified in the caption below as, left to right from top: David Dewar (Lowell) Geo. F. Ridgway / Andrew Richie [sic Richey], Dr. H...

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20. Massachusetts legislators, including some Haverhill residents, 1963 - Print, Photomechanical

    Massachusetts legislators, including some Haverhill residents, from the Merrimack Valley Communicator, March 1963. Photomechanical prints of photos; two at the top, left and right, with some of the people pictured in the larger group portrait below. They are standing in two rows in front of an auditorium stage, unidentified location. The Haverhill residents have ink check marks or ink squares around their heads, and their names are underlined in ...

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