The South Church building is seen with an iron rail fence around it. (read more)
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A view of the intersection of Warren Street, Washington Street, and Palmer Street in Roxbury, Massachusetts. Various stores line the street, including Charles C. Doten & ... (read more)
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An exterior view shows the Baker Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church in the Uphams Corner neighborhood of Dorchester, Massachusetts from across the intersection of Columbia Road and ... (read more)
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A view of the front panel door and portico of the Governor John Langdon House at 143 Pleasant Street in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Four Corinthian columns ... (read more)
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A view of the intersection of Texas Street and Columbus Avenue in Roxbury Crossing, Massachusetts. Trolley car tracks run down the middle of Columbus Avenue. Numerous ... (read more)
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An exterior view of the mercantile building that houses several businesses and lodgings at 2700 to 2714 Washington Street at the intersection with Dale Street in ... (read more)
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A view of the front façade of the Boston Young Men's Hebrew Association (YMHA) gymnasium on Humboldt Avenue in Roxbury, Massachusetts. The two-story Colonial Revival structure ... (read more)
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Cars, pedestrians and a streetcar are visible in this image of an intersection in Allston, Massachusetts. (read more)
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Cars are parked along Beacon Street in Coolidge Corner, Brookline, Massachusetts. (read more)
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A horse drawn wagon and a trolley car stand at the intersection of Brighton Avenue and Cambridge Street in Allston, Massachusetts. (read more)
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The house is located on the corner of Fayerweather and Reservoir Streets. (read more)
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Cars, pedestrians and a streetcar are visible in this image of an intersection in Allston, Massachusetts. (read more)
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A booby sleigh stands in front of the W.A. Wadsworth House, the third Harrison Gray Otis House, at 45 Beacon Street, Boston, Massachusetts. (read more)
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A group of children stand outside the Paul Revere House, which was then housing several businesses. (read more)
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Two figures in coats stand in front of the Nichols House on Beacon Hill. (read more)
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Pedestrians walk along the Tremont Street Mall with the subway entrances visible and. Park Street Church in the background. (read more)
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Workers stand for a photograph in front of the worksite at Phillips Street, Boston, Massachusetts. (read more)
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A sign in Hebrew letters and in English on the wall of the African Meetinghouse, located on Smith Court in Boston Massachusetts, indicates that the building ... (read more)
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The construction of the new Custom House tower, with scaffolding and a partly finished stone exterior, is shown on State Street in Boston, Massachusetts.. (read more)
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Construction on Cambridge Street, looking from Bowdoin Square, is seen with vehicles passing up and down the street. A sign can be seen reading "W. H. ... (read more)
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Commercial buildings are seen at the intersection of Beach Street and Tyler Street with the elevated platform station seen in this distance. (read more)
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The Fort Hill Tower or Cochituate Standpipe is shown at Fort Hill in Roxbury, Massachusetts. The original earthworks were used in the Siege of Boston. The ... (read more)
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A picture postcard view of Chinatown in Boston from Harrison Avenue. Horse-drawn carts line each side of the street. The sign for Jacob Wirth's Restaurant on ... (read more)
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Streetcar tracks have been partially removed on Beach Street at the intersection with Harrison Avenue. The elevated station can be seen in the distance. (read more)
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In this Copley Square image trolley cars, pedestrians and horse-drawn vehicles can be seen. The front of the photograph reads "Copyright 1907 Boston Post Card Co." (read more)
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