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Interior view of the H.H. Richardson House, kitchen, 25 Cottage Street, Brookline, Mass., undated

The kitchen sink and crockery shelves can be seen in this photograph.

Interior view of the H.H. Richardson House, kitchen, 25 Cottage Street, Brookline, Mass., undated

The kitchen sink is seen with shelves on both sides.

Interior view of the H.H. Richardson House, kitchen, 25 Cottage Street, Brookline, Mass., undated

The words on the stove read "No 5 Walker 1879." The metal door to the right is labeled "Walker, Pratt & Co., 31-35 Union St. Boston."

Portrait of Constance Holt, standing, facing left, in the Roseland Cottage garden, Woodstock, Connecticut

Constance Holt was the daughter of George C. Holt and Mary Louisa Bowen Holt. She was the last Bowen to live in Roseland Cottage.

Swan boat, Public Garden, Boston, Mass., ca. 1883

A woman and man take a swan boat ride on the lagoon in the Boston Public Garden. The plan for the Public Garden by George F. Meacham included a pond. The four-acre lagoon was completed in 1861. Architect William Gibbons Preston designed the suspension footbridge, which was finished in 1867. Rowhouse...

Bridge, William Stuart Spaulding House, Sunset Rock, Prides Crossing, Beverly, Mass., undated

An arched bridge is seen in the gardens of Sunset Rock, the estate of the Spaulding Brothers, in the Prides Crossing neighborhood of Beverly, Massachusetts.

Reflecting pool, William Stuart Spaulding House, Sunset Rock, Prides Crossing, Beverly, Mass., undated

Steps lead down to the reflecting pool with a tennis court in the distance.

View of Mrs. H.P. King's gardens, Prides Crossing, Beverly, Mass., undated

Mrs. H.P. King's garden and fountain is seen through an archway.

Exterior view of the Mrs. H.P. King estate, Prides Crossing, Beverly, Mass., undated

The H.P. King House is seen with a turret and climbing ivy on the facade.

Exterior view of Sunset Rock, the Spaulding brothers estate, Prides Crossing, Beverly, Mass., undated

The terrace and stairs leading up to the house is seen at Sunset Rock.

Exterior view of Sunset Rock, the Spaulding brothers estate, Prides Crossing, Beverly, Mass., undated

Sunset Rock is seen from the driveway with the outer wall and gates visible.

View of the new jail for Suffolk County, in the State of Massachusetts, erected in the City of Boston upon Charles & North Grove Streets

This sepia-toned lithograph shows good detail of the new Suffolk County jail. The notation in the upper right corner reads "Hon. S. Greenbay with the respects of the Archt." The jail was built by G. J. F. Bryant.

Exterior view of Sunset Rock, the Spaulding brothers estate, Prides Crossing, Beverly, Mass., undated

The back of Sunset Rock is seen from the lawn with a view of the terrace.

Exterior view of Sunset Rock, the Spaulding brothers estate, Prides Crossing, Beverly, Mass., undated

Sunset Rock is seen from a garden below the terrace.

View of the water from Sunset Rock, the Spaulding brothers estate, Prides Crossing, Beverly, Mass., undated

The water is seen from a terrace in Sunset Rock.

Herring boats, Biddeford Pool, Me.

Ships of the herring fleet are moored in pool no. 2 in Biddeford, Maine.

Exterior view of Casey Farm, Saunderstown, R.I., 1870s

The Casey Farm is seen from a drive bordered by stone walls.

Two men seated on rocks, Moosehead Lake, Maine, undated

Two men sit on rocks in Moosehead Lake with a rowboat moored close to them.

View of the swan boats in the Boston Public Garden, Boston, Mass., undated

The swan boats are seen from the lagoon banks with people viewing the boat landing.

Exterior view of 67-99 Beacon Street, Boston, Mass., 1911

The building at 67-99 Beacon Street in Boston, Massachusetts is seen from across the street with a horse-drawn vehicle in the image.

Interior view of meat market and stalls, Quincy Market, Boston, Mass., undated

The center aisle in Quincy Market is seen with meat vendors on either side. There is a sign hanging from the ceiling which reads "Smoking & Peddling Prohibited By Law Within Market."

Billhead for B. Johnson, wholesaler and retailer of mutton, lamb and veal, Nos.1 & 3 Faneuil Hall Market, Boston, Mass., dated March 22, 1893

The Quincy's Market building is seen in this billhead.

Front and rear elevations for South Market Building, Boston, Mass.,1825, Architectural Heritage, Inc., Boston, Mass., undated

The caption on the left reads "Front elevation, #37 South Market Street." The caption on the right reads "Rear elevation, #16 Chatham Street." The lower left corner reads "Drawn by Frederic C. Detwiller, Architectural Heritage, Inc., under the direction of the National Park Service, United States De...

Printer's mark from Gleason's pictorial drawing-room companion, Boston, Mass., undated

A long vine dominates the design shown in the image.

Stereograph self-portrait in a garden gazing ball, Ridge Hill Farms, Baker Estate, Wellesley, Mass., undated

The photographer and part of the landscaped garden can be seen in the gazing ball reflection at the Baker Estate.

Aerial view of T-Wharf, Boston, Mass., 1914

The T Wharf area is seen with commercial buildings, the Boston Elevated Railway and various ships in the harbor and moored at the pier.

Operation re-enactment, Bigelow Theater, Harvard Medical School, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, Mass., February 25, 1893

An operation is re-enacted by Harvard Medical School students in the Bigelow Theater, Massachusetts General Hospital.

View of Tremont Street facing Park Street Church, Boston, Mass., undated

Horse-drawn vehicles travel up and down Tremont Street in the rain with Park Street Church in the distance.

Willow Brook in the snow, Biddeford Pool, Me.

Snow covers farms along Willow Brook in Biddeford, Maine. A road runs over a bridge that fords the brook. A boy squats next to the brook.

Bridge and lagoon, Public Garden, Boston, Mass.

Several men stand on the footbridge that spans the pond in the Boston Public Garden.The plan for the Public Garden by George F. Meacham included a pond. The four-acre lagoon was completed in 1861. Architect William Gibbons Preston designed the suspension footbridge, which was finished in 1867. The s...

The launching of the "Edith Symington," Newburyport, Mass., undated

Passengers stand on the deck and a crowd on shore watches the launching of the "Edith Symington" in Newburyport, Massachusetts.

Boston and Albany Railroad, location unknown, undated

Train workers and other individuals pose in front of engine number 142.

U.S. Life-Saving Station crew on the beach with lifeboats and equipment, Hull, Mass.

Crew members of the U.S. Life-Saving Service Station at Hull, Massachusetts are shown in this informal portrait. The coast of the south shore from Point Allerton to Scituate was a very dangerous area for ships trying to enter Boston Harbor and there were many shipwrecks. This station was established...

View of Armistice Day parade passing the Massachusetts State House, Boston, Mass., Nov. 11, 1929

Men in uniform march past the State House on Beacon Street for the 1929 Armistice Day parade.

Exterior view of the John Robbins House, Acton, Mass., undated

Cows graze in a field in front of the John Robbins House, 144 Great Road, in Acton, Massachusetts.

New England in Soconyland, 1929, road map of New England, Standard Oil Company of New York, 26 Broadway, New York, New York, 1929

The item has an index of cities and towns, a Boston map and highway connections between Maine and eastern Canada.

Stereograph of the C.T. Sampson Shoe Manufactory, North Adams, Mass., undated

Workers pose outside the C.T. Sampson Shoe factory in North Adams, Massachusetts.

View of Cohasset Common, Cohasset, Mass., 1927

Buildings and trees frame the Cohasset Common.

Railroad Station, Cohasset, Mass.

The lower left of the card has printed "Published by R.H. Nichols." The handwritten inscription reads "P.S. Perhaps this card gives a better idea of the liveliness in store for us. J.F."

Jackson Square in winter, East Weymouth, Mass.

Trolley tracks are in the foreground with a streetcar in the distance in this image of Jackson Square in East Weymouth, Massachusetts.

Exterior view of the Washington School, East Weymouth, Mass., undated

The Washington School is seen with a horse-drawn vehicle standing in the street.

View of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad, Weymouth Landing Station, Weymouth, Mass., undated

A railroad car stands on the tracks with a horse-drawn wagon next to it.

Exterior view of the Odd Fellows Building, East Weymouth, Mass., undated

A horse-drawn vehicle stands outside the Odd Fellows Building in East Weymouth, Massachusetts.

View from Soldier's Monument, Weymouth Heights, Weymouth, Mass., undated

A streetcar approaches Watch House Hill as seen from the Soldier's Monument in Weymouth, Massachusetts.

View of Hull Street and the Old North Church, Boston, Mass., undated

Hull Street is seen looking towards Christ Church, also known as the Old North Church with a man and child on the sidewalk. This view was taken prior to 1954, when the steeple and clock face shown were destroyed by Hurricane Carol. A part of the Copp's Hill Burying Ground can be seen on the left sid...

Advertisement for Bigelow Brothers & Kennard, 331 Washington Street, corner of West Street, Boston, Mass., 1867

The ad announces the opening of the new store which carries fine watches, gems, rich jewelry and silver and plated ware. The page is from the "Atlantic Monthly Advertiser."

Advertisement for Bigelow, Kennard & Co., goldsmiths, silversmiths, jewellers and importers, 511 Washington St., Boston, Mass., 1907

The Company carries jewelry, clocks, pottery and lighting fixtures.

Envelope for A. Blocklinger, manufacturer of fine hair jewelry, No. 493 Washington Street, Boston, Mass., 1870s

Blocklinger repairs all kinds of jewelry. The business is located between Temple Place and West Street in Boston, Massachusetts.

Trade card for Shreve, Crump & Low, jewelers & silversmiths, 228 & 230 Washington, corner of Summer Street, Boston, Mass., undated

An eagle dominates the trade card for Shreve, Crump & Low.

Advertisement for Jones, Ball & Poor, silversmiths & jewelers,, No. 226 Washington Street and Summner Street, Boston, Mass.

The business is located at the "sign of the golden eagle."