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Exterior view showing railroad. Hood Rubber Company, circa 1900. |
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Antipas Jackson's blacksmith shop, Arsenal Street near Watertown Square.
Old Baptist Church in background. Businesses, circa 1910. |
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Royal Gilkey wood and coal office. Corner of Patten and Arsenal Streets, circa 1890 |
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“Watertown Coal Elevator” W.H. Pevear & Co., dealers in coal, wood,
hay, straw, brick, and sand. 5 Spring Street. Note electric light poles, horses, and
wagons, circa 1890. |
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Jenney Gasoline Station, circa, 1930. |
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Boston Consolidated Gas Company – condemned, chimney being destroyed.
Associated Press photo, March 21, 1934. |
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Almshouse, Orchard Street, before its removal in 1931. James Russell Lowell school
in background. |
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Richardson Tavern, Belmont and Mount Auburn Streets, built before 1700 by Dr.
Palgrave Wellington. |
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Town Hall, John Lenox's barber shop and the Spring Hotel on Main Street. |
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Cluster of five buildings on dirt road (Main and Church Streets). The building on
the right once stood on Main Street and was called Bright's bakery. |
