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1. 8th Regiment, Infantry, Company F, Railroad Square, Haverhill, 1898 - Print, Photographic

   Railroad Square, soldiers, "Remembering the Maine," Haverhill. Soldiers of the 8th Regiment Infantry, Company F, in uniform with rifles over their shoulders marching toward the left, surrounded by a large crowd filling the Square, with people on top of a streetcar and the building on the right. More spectators in the windows of buildings on Washington Street in the background. Signs and storefronts visible left to right: Hayes' Ticket Office; A. ...

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2. 8th Regiment, Infantry, Company F, Railroad Square, Haverhill, 1898 - Print, Photographic

   Railroad Square, soldiers, "Remembering the Maine," Haverhill. Soldiers of the 8th Regiment Infantry, Company F, in uniform with rifles over their shoulders marching toward the left, surrounded by a large crowd filling the Square, with people on top of a streetcar and the building on the right. More spectators in the windows of buildings on Washington Street in the background. Signs and storefronts visible left to right: Hayes' Ticket Office; A. ...

   Record Type: Photo

   
3. Railroad Square and Washington Street, Haverhill - Negative, Glass Plate

   Railroad Square and Washington Street, Haverhill. Trolley tracks in the street. City of Haverhill photo. Signs and storefronts, left to right: [?] Drug Store (awning says Soda and perhaps "Apollo"?); Taylor Block: [?] Shoe Machine Co.; Goodyear Machines; Glines (printers, stationers); G. A. Sampson (Jamison Mach. Crimping); C. F. Brown; M. G. Tenney (tongues/facings/remnants/tips); Croston & Proctor (heels); next block on the right: Professor Bil...

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. Railroad Square, Haverhill - Negative, Sheet Film

   Railroad Square, Haverhill. Inscription with print in file: "Railroad Square and Washington Street." Signs (complete) visible left to right: Soda; I. W. Tapley (wood and paper boxes); Prof. Bill Bootblack; A. Currier & Son; Sheridan Bros.; Marston's Lynn Express (horse and wagon parked outside); Baystate Leather & Remnant Co.; Hale Parcel & Baggage Express; restaurant "P. J. Di[llon]." Original image late 19th or early 20th century.

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. Railroad Square, Life Saving Station Cafe building, Haverhill - Negative, Glass Plate

   Railroad Square, Life Saving Station Cafe building, Haverhill. One story, brick, on the corner of Wingate and Streets. Signs and storefronts, left to right: Life Saving Station Cafe; Pool Room; ? Drug Store. Professor Bill Artist Bootblack in the background. Trolley tracks in the cobbled street. Label on glass: "Box 14." Image probably early 20th century.

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. Railroad Square, Life Saving Station Cafe, Haverhill - Negative, Glass Plate

   Railroad Square building, view from in front of the Railroad Station, Haverhill. Life Saving Station Cafe in one story building; signs legible to the right: Pool Parlor; A. Zelig. Bragg Building in the background. Washington Street signs legible left to right: Professor Bill Artist bootblack; A. Currier & Son. Horse and carriage outside the cafe. Trolley tracks in the street. Label on glass reads "189 F." Image probably early 20th century.

   Record Type: Photo

   
7. Washington Street, Railroad Square, Haverhill - Negative, Sheet Film

   Washington Street, Haverhill. Railroad tracks in foreground, row of buildings behind; signs visible, left to right: Savoy Cafe, Prof. Bill Artist Bootblack, A. Currier & Son, P. J. Dillon? (tavern), H. Hartman (gents. furnishing), W. Webster & Co., Livingston & Co., Morse & Proctor, Wachusett Thread Co., Irving L. Keith (shoe findings). Inscription with print in file: "Washington Street buildings on south side from Railroad Square." Original imag...

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8. Washington Street, Railroad Square, Haverhill - Negative, Sheet Film

   Washington Street, Railroad Square, Haverhill. Trolley tracks with electric streetcars, horses and wagons, pedestrians. Inscription with print in file: "Washington Street looking west past Railroad Square." Signs visible, left to right: F. M. Hodgdon; Prof. Bill Artist Bootblack; P. J. Dillon?; Pure Drugs.

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9. William Mobley, Professor Bill Artist Bootblack shop, Haverhill - Negative, Sheet Film

   Professor Bill Artist Bootblack shop, 116 Washington Street, Haverhill. William R. Mobley (1873-1948), second from right, was a Haverhill entrepreneur. Born in Richmond, Kentucky, he came to Haverhill circa 1894. He built the shoe shine business pictured here, as well as a hat blocking and cleaning and dyeing business. He was owner at one time of three Haverhill theatres, the Orpheum, Essex and Temple; he also bred dogs. He was married to Susie H...

   Record Type: Photo