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Exchange Coffee House

This engraving depicts the Exchange Coffee House with the street and a coach in front. The Exchange was designed by architect Asher Benjamin. It was a hotel and coffee house at the turn of the 19th century and was the largest building in Boston at the time.

Coliseum, Boston

The item verso provides dimension information for the building: length, 550 feet, width, 350 feet, seating capacity, 50,000 and area of building, 4 1/2 acres. The World Peace Jubilee and International Music Festival was held in Boston in 1872 to commemorate the end of the Franco-Prussian War. The Bo...

View from Copley Square

This engraving depicts a front architectural view of the Boston Public Library. In the foregound, one can see the fountain and street, in addition to a side view of New Old South Church.

Ladies' Drawing-Room, Vestibule, Grand Staircase, and Stage and Auditorium of the Boston Theatre

The engraving depicts two pages of newspaper showing several interior scenes of the theatre including stage, staircase, vestibule, and drawing room.

Boston Common

These two engravings depicts the same detailed view of the Common. In the foreground is a field and figures, with an elm tree in the center. The capitol and a church can be seen in the background. One of the engravings was copied and engraved for the Ladies Wreath by M. Osborne.

Great Elm, Boston Common

This item depicts a full detailed view of the famed Great Elm on Boston Common. The tree stood for centuries and was a well known location for both civic corporal punishment and later, recreation in the 1800s. The Great Elm was destroyed in a storm in 1876. The dome of the State House can be seen ab...

Brewer Fountain, near Park Street Mall, in the Common, Boston, Mass.

The engraving depicts a large detailed view of the large statuesque Brewer Fountain on Boston Common, "Presented to the City of Boston by Gardner Brewer, Esq." Figures can be seen strolling and playing. This engraving was drawn from a photograph by Allen, which was reproduced in Frank Leslie's Illus...

Scene from the opera of William Tell

This engraving shows a scene from William Tell, as performed at the Boston Theatre.

Smoker's Circle, on Boston Commmon

This print is a view of a large group of gentlemen lounging about on the Common and smoking.

Scene from Knowle's play of The Wife

Shows a scene from "The Wife," featuring the parts of Fernando, St. Pierre, Antonio, Marianna and Leonardo. The play was at the Boston Theatre.

Boys coasting on Boston Common

Singly and in pairs, boys slide down a hill on Boston Common on sleds, some of which are named, such as Minnehaha and Old Ironsides. Others drag their sleds to the top of the rise. Women and men watch from either side of the slope. The Massachusetts State House can be discerned through the leafless ...

Macbeth, at the Boston Theatre

This is a view of a scene of Macbeth at the Boston Theatre from Ballou's Pictorial.

First Battalion of Rifles, of West Newbury, on Boston Common

This print depicts a large group gathering of a military battalion and horses performing in a ceremony on Boston Common.

Annual May Review of the First Regiment of Massachusetts Militia by Governor Boutwell and his Staff, on Boston Common

This engraving from Gleason's Pictorial depicts a military ceremony, showing horses in step and soldiers lined up to be inspected on the Common.

Closing scene in "The Tempest," at the Boston Theatre

This engraving shows the actors performing the closing scene of "The Tempest" at the Boston Theatre. There is an elaborate fountain prop in the background.

Julia Dean, (Mrs. Hayne,) as Norma, in Sargent's play, "The Priestess," at the Boston Theatre

This is a close-up view of two actresses on stage illustrating Act 1, Scene 3 of "The Priestess."

Firemen on Boston Common, May Morning

The print depicts the celebration of a large group of firemen, with hoses spraying water. There are wagons in the foreground, as well as many figures playing and walking around. "The first of May, or May morning, has, for a long period, been a sort of gala occasion for the firemen of Boston, when t...

A fine representation of a sleighing scene on Boston Neck

The engraving shows a view of sleighs and horses riding back and forth through the open Neck with people gathered in the foreground.

Ancient buildings in Boston

This engraving depicts a small corner street view of one of the oldest houses in Boston, circa 1695.

Old Feather Store, Dock Square, Boston

This print depicts a front view of the Old Feather Store with figures and wagons on the street, loading and unloading barrels and boxes.

Sleighing scene on Boston Neck

"The picture is at once a record and a reminiscence of days gone by--eheu fugaces! We have given up all hopes of another snow storm--the sleigh is hoisted to its place in the barn chamber, the bells--those musical bells--hang idly in the harness room. In taking down a horse collar one sometimes ra...

Appearance of the State House and vicinity at Kossuth's reception and welcome to the capitol

This engraving depicts a large ceremonial display of military companies for the reception of Lajos Kossuth, exiled leader of the Hungarian Revolution and former Regent-President of Hungary. Many of the military companies are on horseback. The State House is bedecked with flags, and welcome-arches c...

Interior view of John P. Jewett & Co.'s new and spacious bookstore, No. 117 Washington Street, Boston

This engraving shows an interior view of John P. Jewett's bookstore, with bookshelves lining both side walls. The store is crowded with many customers, including a boy with a dog.

Entrance to the New Boston Theatre, Washington Street

The engraving is a hand-tinted newspaper rendering of the theatre and adjacent buildings lined up on Washington Street with people and carriages in the foreground and entering the theatre.

Lexington centennial

The lithograph shows a group of men outside the post office, surprised at reading the newspaper. There is a horse-car at the bottom with an advertisement for S.F. Lothrop & Co. Dry Goods on Washington Street.

Entrance to Cornhill from Washington St.

The lithograph shows a detailed, corner view of the street, looking down the street towards the many stores and manufacturers and warehouses. At the corner of Washington and Cornhill is Peck & Co. Wholesale & Retail Hat Manufacturers / Boston and New York / Fashionable Hat Warehouse.

Geo. W. Pettes Dry Goods Warehouse, corner of Washington & Summer Sts., Boston

This corner view of Geo. W. Pettes Dry Goods Warehouse shows people walking into the store and a carriage going by. The building advertises "Wholesale & Retail / Silks, Shawls & Rich Dress Goods / Foreign & American Dry Goods Warehouse."

Chantrey's statue of Washington, at the State House, Boston

This engraving from Ballou's Pictorial is an interior architectural view. The statue is placed back from the center, and people are wandering about. It is pulled from the front page, and has an article about Chantrey's statue and the masthead for Ballou's Pictorial above.

State House from Brimstone Corner

Pedestrians, cars and a newsboy can be seen on Park Street from Brimstone Corner.

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Capitol, Boston, Mass.

This engraving is an architectural view of the capitol, with an accompanying article called "Capitol of Massachusetts."

Hancock House, Boston, undated

This engraving presents a detailed view of the Hancock House, a hotel and public house on Corn Court. There are barrels piled in one corner and a peddlar with a cart. The 1875 Boston Directory lists the Hancock House under "Hotels" at 2 Corn Court.

View of the Hancock House, Beacon Street, Boston

This print depicts a view of the Hancock House and yard, with people strolling and a carriage in the foreground.

Interior view of the Massachusetts State Library

This print is an architectural study of the library inside the State House. Groups of people are looking through the book stacks, and others gaze over the mezzanine railings or read at tables.

Hancock House, Beacon Street, Boston

This lithograph is a colored architectural view of the house and yard.

Closing sale of the season, Farley, Bliss, and Co., Bowdoin Square, Boston, Mass.

The bottom half of the handbill announces a sale "in consequence of the depression in financial matters, caused by recent events." The store is "opposite the Revere House." Jenkins, watches and jewelry, Lamkin & Greene, boots and shoes and Farley, Bliss, dry goods are located in the Coolidge Buildi...

United States Court House, Bowdoin Square, Boston

This print depicts a tree-lined street with people, with the Court House on the corner.

Bromfield Street Church, Boston

This engraving is a front architectural view of the Bromfield Street Church, with an inset portrait of Rev Joseph Cummings. In the foreground is a street scene, full of people and carriages. The image of Rev. Cummings is taken from a daguerreotype by Southworth and Hawes. Accompanying the images is...

Interior view of S. Klous & Co's Hat, Cap, and Fur Store, No.'s 29 and 31 Court Street, Boston

This engraving depicts a full detailed view of the interior of the hat department at S. Klous & Co. At the end of the view can be seen the entrance to the Ladies Fur Department. The image shows a busy scene of people shopping.

Province House, in Boston, 1848

The Province House on Washington Street is seen in the image. Province House was built as a private residence in 1679 and later became the seat of the royal governors of Massachusetts. It was demolished in 1922.

Adams House

"The celebrated house represented in the above cut is one of the best near the Old Cradle of Liberty, in the city of Boston. We can hardly refrain from inserting the view so tastefully got up, which a friend gave us the other day, and after a personal inspection of the interior arrangements, and an...

The Ruggles Printing Press and The Ruggles Power Press Manufactory, Washington Street

This newspaper page shows a detailed picture of the Ruggles Printing Press at the top of the page with the words "Ruggles Patent" below. At the bottom of the page, there is an exterior view of S.P. Ruggles Power Press Man'g Co., Electrotyping, Printing & Engraving with a busy street scene. The ext...

Liberty Tree

This etching is an impressionistic view of the tree between two houses at the corner of the road. The location is now Washington Street at the corner of Essex. A man on horseback talks to two men in the road.

Liberty Tree, 1774, corner of Essex and Orange Streets

"The world should never forget the spot where once stood Liberty Tree, so famous in your annals.--La Fayette in Boston." Now this spot is the corner of Washington and Essex Streets.

Boston Evening Transcript Quarto Sheet

"The Boston Evening Transcript Is Published Daily by Boston Transcript Co., at 324 Washington, corner Milk St., Boston, And contrains all the News." This advertisement from the Boston Directory shows an exterior view of the building. Subscription rates are given at the bottom of the page.

Edward W. Pear & Co., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Fashionable Upholstery Goods, Window Shades, Draperies, etc.

This is an advertisement from the Boston Directory showing an image of the Pear & Co. storefront at "387 Washington Street, corner of Avery Street, Boston."

Fowle's new iron building, no. 164 Washington Street, Boston

The engraving is a front detailed architectural view of Parker Fowle & Sons carpet warehouse with people and a carriage in the foreground.

View of Court and Tremont Streets, Boston, with the new iron building

This engraving is a detailed street scene full of people and carriages. The building on the corner is Samuel S. Pierce, a grocery store. The building to the left of Pierce is the iron building occupied by Parker Fowle & Sons, a carpet business.

Custom-House, Boston

This engraving is show a harbor scene with tall ships and cargo barrels in front of the Custom House. A street with covered wagons is on the right.

East view

This engraving depicts a street scene of tradespeople and their horse-drawn wagons in front of the Custom House.

Old building in Boston, known as "Harris's Folly"

"This spacious and lofty old building, situated at the corner of High and Pearl Streets, in this city, is about to be torn down to make room for modern improvements, and a more judicious and economical occupation of the extended site it occupies. It was erected some fifty years since, by Jonathan H...