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Sidewalk northwest corner Lagrange and Washington Sts., west side, Boston, Mass., October 1904

A clothing store is on the corner of Lagrange and Washington Streets. The Lyceum Theatre is just beyond the store on Washington Street. Streetcar tracks can be seen in the image.

Sidewalk 701-703 Washington St., west side, Boston, Mass., October 1904

The business on the left side of the image is a hat manufacturer. A sign above street level reads "Boylston Lager." Landers Lunch restaurant can be seen to the right of the beer sign.

Sidewalk 700 Washington St., east side, at Beach Street, Boston, Mass., October 1904

Two men stand at the intersection of Washington and Beach Streets in front of the Pioneer Clothing Company store.

Crossing in Eliot St. at 707 Washington St., west side, Boston, Mass., October 1904

The William B. Hunt & Company drugstore is located at 707 Washington Street at the corner of Eliot Street. The drugstore sells Dr. Hoff's German Tar Syrup and theatrical makeup at cut prices. The Eliot rooming house is on the left side of the image.

Cobb-Aldrich's Store, Washington St. (710-728 Washington St.)

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Sidewalk 754 Washington Street, east side, sec.1, Boston, Mass., October 1904

The sidewalk in front of Osgood's Furniture Store can be seen at 754-756 Washington Street. Carey's Furniture can be seen on the left side of the image just beyond the intersection with Dix Place.

Sidewalk 736-740 Washington St., east side, Boston, Mass., October 1904

A subway construction site can be seen on the sidewalk at the end of the block. On the right side of the image is a furniture store and to the left a barber and wigmaker establishment.

Sidewalk 756 Washington Street, east side, sec.1, Boston, Mass., October 1904

The sidewalk in front of Osgood's Furniture Store can be seen at 754-756 Washington Street. Linsky & Brothers, tailors, 745 Washington, can be seen on the left side of the image at Dix Place. The window reflection shows Carey's Furniture.

756-762 Washington St., sec.1, east side sidewalks

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766-768 Washington St., sec.1, east side sidewalks

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Sidewalk of Rogers Building, sec.6, 209 Washington Street, Boston, Mass., October 1904

The Rogers Building with store fronts is seen. Just beyond it on the left side is the light colored Sears Building. The next building on the left, on the other side of the intersection is the Ames Building. Across from the Sears Building, in shadow, is the Old State House.

Sidewalk Kneeland St., south side, corner Washington St., Boston, Mass., October 1904

The Cobb Aldrich & Company grocery store can be seen on the corner. The elevated railroad at Harrison Avenue and Kneeland Street can be seen in the distance.

Sidewalk, north side Kneeland St., corner 700 Washington St., Boston, Mass., October 1904

The Metropolitan Clothing Company is located at the corner of Washington and Kneeland Street.

Sidewalk at the Sears Building, Boston, Mass., October 1904

The streetcar tracks on Washington Street lead to Adams Square with the Samuel Adams statue to the right of the Adams Square subway station.

Sidewalk south side Harvard St., corner Washington St., east side, sec.1, Boston, Mass., October 1904

The Charles J. Lavis bowling and pool establishment is at 758 Washington Street. The business has "Private alleys for ladies."The elevated railroad can be seen in the distance at the intersection of Harvard and Harrison Streets.

Sidewalk east side Washington St., north side Beach St., sec.2, Boston, Mass., October 1904

A pedestrian leans against the sign for the Pioneer Clothing Company, 660-662 Washington Street.

Sidewalk corner Washington and Bennet Streets, north side Bennet, Washingotn Street, east side,

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Sidewalk north side Bennet St. cor. Washington St., east side, sec.1

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Sidewalk south side Bennet St. cor. Washington St., east side, sec.1

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Sidewalk at Clark's Hotel, 577 & 579 Washington Street, Boston, Mass., November 6, 1904

Stacked items can be seen in the window.

591-593 Washington St.

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Sidewalks 633-635 Washington Street, west side, Boston, Mass., November 1904

Horse-drawn cabs stand in front of the Hotel Cecil. The Park Theatre is to the right of the hotel. The tall white Adams House hotel can be seen on the right side of the image.

635-637 Washington St. west side

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Sidewalk 567-569 Washington Street, Boston, Mass., November 6, 1904

A cab stands in front of the Adams House hotel. A jewelry store which offers diamonds and repairs is in the center of the image. A cigar store can be seen to the left.

Sidewalk at Adams House, 553 Washington St., Boston, Mass., November 6, 1904

Part of the Adams House hotel can be seen in the image. On the right side of Adams House is the entrance to B.F. Keith's New Theatre.

566 Washingotn St., east side

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Sidewalk at Hotel Cecil, west side Washington St., 623-631, Boston, Mass., November 6, 1904

The Hotel restaurant can be seen in the image.

Cushing Process Store, Washingotn St. east side, sec.3

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Sidewalk north side Hayward Place, 580 Washington St., east side, sec.3, Boston, Mass., November 6, 1904

A construction site fills the middle of the street. The Cushing Medical Supply Company which advertises the Cushing Process for purifying alcohol is seen at the street level. The awning for the Park Restaurant can be seen at 8-10 Hayward Place. The building on the right has a large sign reading "Now...

Sidewalk at R.H. White Co's Store, Washington St., east side sidewalks (501 -550)

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Sidewalk at R.H. White Co's Store, Washington St., east side, Boston, Mass., November 1904

The R.H. White department store and other businesses line Washington Street. A part of the Boston Theatre's sign for the "Old Homestead" can be seen on the left side of the image.

Sidewalk at #541-543 Washington St., Boston, Mass., November 1904

"Th Old Homestead" is playing at the Boston Theatre.

Sidewalk at north end of Adams House, 549 Washington St., Boston, Mass., November 6, 1904

Part of the Adams House hotel can be seen in the image. On the right side of the image is the entrance to B.F. Keith's New Theatre.

Sidewalk at R.H. White's, east side, 501-550 Washington Street, Boston, Mass., November 6, 1904

The R.H. White department store and other businesses line Washington Street.

Sidewalk, 572 Washington St., east side, Boston, Mass., November 6, 1904

On the right are signs for George E. Bemister's piano rooms and the George M. Krey music publishers. The Ginter Grocery Company sign can be seen at 566 Washington Street. The two women appear to be looking in the window of a clothing store. Across the street is the Adams House hotel and B.F. Keith's...

Sidewalk, 580 Washington St., east side, Boston, Mass., November 6, 1904

On the near right is the storefront for the Cushing Medical Supply an alcohol purifier business. Further down on the right are the signs for George E. Bemister's piano rooms and the George M. Krey music publishers. The Ginter Grocery Company sign can be seen at 566 Washington Street. The Adams House...

Sidewalk at 607 Washington St., west side, Boston, Mass., November 6, 1904

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Sidewalk at Park Theatre, 619 Washington St., Boston, Mass., November 6, 1904

The "Secret of Polichinelle" is playing at the Park Theatre on Washington Street.

Sidewalk Hotel Cecil, west side 623-631 Washington St., Boston, Mass., November 6, 1904

Horse-drawn cabs stand in front of the Hotel Cecil. The Park Theatre is to the right of the hotel. The white Adams House hotel can be seen on the right side of the image.

Sidewalk 639-641 Washington St., west side, Boston, Mass., November 6, 1904

The entrance to the Oblast Shoe Company is seen at the corner of Washington and Boylston Streets.

Sidewalk west side Washington St. cor. Boylston St. n. side, 641 Washington St., Boston, Mass., November 6, 1904

The Continental Clothing Company can be seen at the intersection of Washington and Boylston Streets on the left side of the image.

Sidewalk at #15 Boylston St., Washington St., west side, Boston, Mass., November 6, 1904

The Lexington Hotel on Boylston Street can be seen on the left side of the image. Washburns Department Store can be seen at the Washington Street intersection.

Sidewalk, north side #1 Boylston Street, Washington St., Boston, Mass., November 6, 1904

The doorway for No. 1 Boylston Street can be seen on the left side of the image. To the right is part of the Oblast Shoe Company.

Sidewalk at south end Boylston Building, 645-657 Washington St., west side, Boston, Mass., November 6, 1904

The Boylston Café is seen in the Boylston Building, part of Boylston Square. This entrance faces Washington Street. Beyond the Café is the Continental Clothing Company, corner of Boylston and Washington Street. Across the street is the Oblast Shoe Company.

Sidewalk 5-13 Boylston St., west side Washington St., Boston, Mass., November 6, 1904

The Lexington Hotel can be seen just beyond the awning.

Sidewalk at 22 Boylston St., 645-657 Washington St., west side, Boston, Mass., November 6, 1904

The C.J. Bailey & Company rubber goods store is seen on the corner of the Boylston Building. Washburns Department Store can be seen on Washington Street.

North side of Boylston Building, Washington St., west side (645-657)

The Continental Clothing House, located in the Boylston Building, is on Boylston Street. Washburn's Department Store is seen at the end of the street facing on to Washington Street.

Sidewalk north side of Boylston Building, Washington St., west side (645-657), Boston, Mass., November 6, 1904

The Continental Clothing House store windows can be seen with a sign for the Boylston Cafe.

Sidewalk north side Boylston Building, Washington St. sidewalks, west side, (645-657)

Pedestrians stand in front of the Continental Clothing House store windows that look on to Washington Street.

North side Boylston Building (649-657 Washington St.)

The C.J. Bailey & Company store advertises rain coats in its window.