List of Photos at the Library

List of recurring names:
	Eddy		negative by Will C. Eddy, Medford, Mass.
	MHS		From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
	Conant		photographer
	Tinkham		Photo by Tinkham, Jeweler, Medford, Massachusetts. (G.H. Tinkham?)
	Vose		Herbert P. Vose, 9 Oakland St., Wellesley Hills 81, Mass. Tel. CE 5-5078
	Woolley		Fred H C Woolley, painter
	Dennison		EB Dennison, 29 Capen St. (1896 for sure)
	Tradwell		Tradwell, Photographer, Medford. See logo on item #851a.
	Davis		Dwight Davis Studio, 11 Salem St., Medford 55 and 290 High St. ,Medford 55.
	Hersey		Geo. W. Hersey, 47 Magoun Ave., Medford, Mass.
	Hatch		Hatch Photo Service, 336 High St., W. Medford

Medford Mercury, Daily Mercury, and other names since late 1800s.

Misc.	1		[missing] Group photo of men, women and children outdoors under tree, 1900?
	2		Newspaper clipping. Advertisement by James W. Tufts, Boston for Arctic Soda Water Apparatus. The Druggists Circular and Chemical Gazette, June 1888.
	3		[no item]

Armory	4		Postcard, tinted. Lawrence Light Guard Armory, published by W.G. Howard, Medford, MA. (same image as #10)
Armory	5		Page from book. Lawrence Light Guard Armory. (6 copies)
Armory	6		[no item]
Armory	7		[no item]
Armory	8		[no item]
Armory	9		[no item]
Armory	10		Lawrence Light Guard Armory. (same image as #4)
Armory	11		Interior of Lawrence Light Guard Armory, four people in decorated ballroom or meeting room (?), ca 1900.
Armory	12		Interior of Lawrence Light Guard Armory, four people in decorated ballroom or meeting room (?), ca 1900, with bunting-draped portrait of Gen. Lawrence.
Armory	13		Interior of Lawrence Light Guard Armory, decorated ballroom or meeting room (?), with chairs (Masonic?) and festooned portrait of Gen. Lawrence.

Art & Artists	14		Clipping. Display of crafts by Mary E. Sargent, including rug and salad dish.
Art & Artists	15		Newspaper clipping. Boston Herald of portrait of Miriam Davie painted by J. W. Phinney of West Medford, from exhibition at Copley Society, Nov. 18, 1932?.
Art & Artists	16		Newspaper clipping. Boston Herald, 1932 or 1933?, of pencil sketch portrait of Calvin Coolidge, by William G. Rounds, Medford artist.
Art & Artists	17		Drawing. Design for muslin made by Mary E. Sargent.

Banks	18	a	Medford Trust. Laying cornerstone?
Banks	18	b	Page from book. Medford Savings Banks during celebration, decorated with bunting. (5 copies; should be 7?)
Banks	19	a	Clipping. Medford Savings Bank, view from east looking up High St., ca 1900.
Banks	19	b	Medford Savings Bank, High St. with horse and buggy, ca 1900.
Banks	20		Postcard, tinted. Medford Savings Bank. Published by W.G. Howard. (2 copies)
Banks	21		Page from book. Medford Savings Bank presidents. From Medford, Past and Present.

Bridges			SEE ALSO: HOUSES-BROOKS, MIDDLESEX CANAL, MYSTIC LAKES, MYSTIC RIVER, VIEWS
Bridges	22		Page from book. Photos of five bridges: Weir, Railroad-Stone Arch, First, Boston Ave., Craddock, 1883. (3 copies)
Bridges	23	a	Page from book. Drawing of Craddock Bridge, looking west and showing old Trinitarian Church and other abutting structures.
Bridges	23	b	[missing] Craddock Bridge, looking west. (same iamge as 23a?)
Bridges	24	a	Page from book, drawing: “On the Mystic, Craddock’s Bridge” by William P. Bodwell, published by Geo. H. Walker & Co., Boston.
Bridges	24	b	Dismantling the old Craddock Bridge, Main Street, 1800(?), west side.
Bridges	25	a	Craddock Bridge, looking from easterly side. House is home of Judge Wait, where Mystic Valley Parkway is now located, ca 1912. Shows locks on left (south) side.
Bridges	25	b	Craddock Bridge, taken from east side looking toward the locks. Mystic Valley Parkway is not completed east of Main St. View shows streetcar. View prior to 1915.
Bridges	25	c	Double image, Craddock Bridge looking from west, built 1836 to replace bridge built 1636, ca 1900.
Bridges	26		Canal Bridge, formerly over Middlesex Canal on Brooks Estate, West Medford, currently Sagamore Ave. From the Medford Historical Society Collection of Glass Plates, reprinted 1976.
Bridges	27		Clipping from book. “Bridge Over the Mystic and its Builder.” Usher’s Bridge at Harvard Ave, 1856(?). View shows train crossing bridge. Oval photo of unidentified builder. Text on reverse side on history of Medford bridges.
Bridges	28		Page from book. Four photos of Craddock Bridge, 1928: Old drawbridge being demolished, New abutment (cofferdam with pier begun), New complete bridge.
Bridges	29		Drawing. “First Bridge at Medford Sq. 1631. Med. Hist. Reg.” Medford Historical Register. Initials WRS(?).
Bridges	30		Drawing. “First Aqueduct Boston Ave. 1818. Med. Hist. Reg.” Medford Historical Register. Initials WRS(?).
Bridges	31		Drawing. “Canal Bridge–Boston Ave. 1827? Medford Historical Reg.” Medford Historical Register. Initials WRS(?).
Bridges	32		Drawing. “Second Aqueduct–Boston Ave. 1828? Med. Hist. Reg.” Medford Historical Register. Initials WRS(?).
Bridges	33		Drawing. “Second Bridge at Medford Sq. 1805. Med. Hist. Reg.” Medford Historical Register. Initials WRS(?).
Bridges	34		Drawing. “(Granite) Arch over River at B&M Tracks (Big Bear). Medford Historical Register.” Initials WRS(?).
Bridges	35		Newspaper clipping. “New Harvard Ave. Bridge,” drawing of plan for new bridge with descriptive caption that mentions Senator Harris S. Richardson, Chief Engineer Benjamin R. Davis of the Metropolitan District Commission, and M. McDonough Co. of Boston. Dated September 1, 1937.
Bridges	36		[no item]
Bridges	37		Boston and Lowell Railroad Bridge over the Mystic River.
Bridges	38		Cross Street Bridge, Boston & Maine Railway, prior to 1890.
Bridges	39		Original Weir Bridge located between Arlington and Medford, ca 1880.
Bridges	40		Old Weir Bridge between Arlington and Medford. (4 copies)
Bridges	41		Harvard Ave. bridge over Mystic River, looking toward Mystic Lakes, ca 1889. From the Medford Historical Society Collection of Glass Plates, reprinted 1976.
Bridges	42		Children standing on wooden bridge over Mystic River, 1891. Millie Robinson is one of the children.
Bridges	43	a	Stone Bridge over the Mystic River. Boston & Lowell Railroad, Medford Hillside, 1891. From the Medford Historical Society Collection of Glass Plates, reprinted 1976.
Bridges	43	b	Arch Bridge over Mystic at West Medford at B&M tracks.
Bridges	44		New Weir Bridge as it crosses the Mystic River, ca 1899. From the Medford Historical Society Collection of Glass Plates, reprinted 1976.
Bridges	45		New Weir Bridge across Mystic River (at low tide).
Bridges	46		Auburn Street Bridge over the Mystic River, ca 1899. From the Medford Historical Society Collection of Glass Plates, reprinted 1976.
Bridges	47		Auburn Street Bridge over the Mystic River, ca 1899 (view of road from bridge). From the Medford Historical Society Collection of Glass Plates, reprinted 1976.
Bridges	48	a	Photograph and 2 photocopies. Mystic River at the Boston Avenue Bridge, 1899. Description mentions Middlesex Canal and Riverside Wood Works. From the Medford Historical Society Collection of Glass Plates, reprinted 1976.
Bridges	48	b	Boston Avenue Bridge, crossing Mystic River. From the Medford Historical Society Collection of Glass Plates, reprinted 1976.
Bridges	49		Boston Avenue Bridge, showing close-up of stonework under the bridge. From the Medford Historical Society Collection of Glass Plates, reprinted 1976.
Bridges	50		Railroad Bridge that was located at the foot of Jerome St., Medford, ca 1915.
Bridges	51		Pembroke Street footbridge over railroad tracks along Washington Street, looking west toward the Park Street Bridge, ca 1915.
Bridges	52		Heavy snowstorm on Magoun Avenue, showing Pembroke Street Bridge, April 28, 1916.
Bridges	53		“Where the Mystic becomes a canal. The lock at Craddock Bridge…” Shows Baltzer Boat Co. Image is date-stamped August 2, 1934.
Bridges	54		Locks at Craddock Bridge (full?).
Bridges	55		Footbridge near Medford Square, early 1900s.
Bridges	55	a	Negative image of previous item (Bridges 55).
Bridges	56		Mystic River Footbridge, High St., early 1900s.

BT Gypsy Moth	57		Newspaper. Medford Mercury August 11, 1905, 16 pages. Headline reads: “Cuts show Gypsy Moths Laying Their Eggs on the Trees.” Includes 16 pages of photographs.
BT Gypsy Moth	58		Gypsy moths on oak tree.
BT Gypsy Moth	59		Newspaper. Medford Mercury-Citizen December 11, 1903. Headline reads: “Treated as a Nuisance.”
BT Gypsy Moth	59	a	Pages from book. 28 pages, many two-sided, showing images of the browntail (gypsy) moths, damage done by them at many Medford locations, and campaign to eradicate them.

Celebrations	60		Patriot’s Day Parade, April 19, 1975. Paul Revere entering Medford Square.
Celebrations	61		Patriot’s Day Parade, April 19, 1975. Flag bearers.
Celebrations	62		Patriot’s Day Parade, April 19, 1975. Paddy wagon of Medford Post 45.
Celebrations	63		Patriot’s Day Parade, April 19, 1975. Paul Revere and bicycle escort. Elia Studio, 5 High St., Medford, Mass. 02155.
Celebrations	64		Patriot’s Day Parade, April 19, 1975. Flag bearers. Elia Studio, 5 High St., Medford, Mass. 02155.
Celebrations	65		Medford Bicentennial Parade, May 31, 1975, High Street. Minutemen groups, “Knowlton’s.” Elia Studio, 5 High St., Medford, Mass. 02155.
Celebrations	66		Medford Bicentennial Parade, May 31, 1975, High Street. Militia group. Elia Studio, 5 High St., Medford, Mass. 02155.
Celebrations	67		Medford Bicentennial Parade, May 31, 1975, High Street. Mounted militia. Elia Studio, 5 High St., Medford, Mass. 02155.
Celebrations	68		Medford Bicentennial Parade, May 31, 1975, High Street. Minutemen and -women. Elia Studio, 5 High St., Medford, Mass. 02155.
Celebrations	69		Medford Bicentennial Parade, May 31, 1975, High Street. Redcoats group. Elia Studio, 5 High St., Medford, Mass. 02155.
Celebrations	70		Medford Bicentennial Parade, May 31, 1975, High Street. Drummers. Elia Studio, 5 High St., Medford, Mass. 02155.
Celebrations	71		Medford Bicentennial Parade, May 31, 1975, High Street. Acton Minutemen. Elia Studio, 5 High St., Medford, Mass. 02155.
Celebrations	72		Medford Bicentennial Parade, May 31, 1975, High Street. Fife and drum corps. Elia Studio, 5 High St., Medford, Mass. 02155.
Celebrations	73		Medford Bicentennial Parade, May 31, 1975, High Street. Minutemen and women. Elia Studio, 5 High St., Medford, Mass. 02155.
Celebrations	74		Medford Bicentennial Parade, May 31, 1975, High Street. Shriners. Elia Studio, 5 High St., Medford, Mass. 02155.
Celebrations	75		Tercentenary Celebration, depicts Mayor Edward H. Larkin greeting “Gov. Winthrop.” Other: Mrs. J. D. Robinson, Mrs. Hollis E. Gray, Edwin F. Pidgeon, Elizabeth L. McGray(?), Mrs. Forrest O. Batchelder. Photo by Globe Photo… Date stamped June, 14, 1930
Celebrations	76		Medford Post American Legion in Medford Parade, 217 Park St., Collins Livery Stable, Sept. 1930. Photo by Globe Photographer.
Celebrations	77		Tercentenary Celebration “Pageant of the Mystic,” at Brooks Estate. Colonial Church scene given by members of First Parish Unitarian Church. Participants: Percy S. Brayton, Allison Brayton, Mrs. Percy Brayton, Wilson Fiske. Date stamped June 24, 1930.
Celebrations	78		Tercentenary Celebration, Medford Parade, Mayor Larkin and Chief Marshall William F. Lacey, Jr., 213 Park St. and 217 Park St. (Collins Livery Stable). Photo by Globe Photographer. Date stamped Sept. 29, 1930.
Celebrations	79		Tercentenary Celebration, “Pageant of the Mystic,” Royall House scene, characters with Ruth D. Coolidge, the author. Other participants: Margaret Hartwell, Mildred Miller. “Story by C.T. Daly for Tuesday am Globe.” Date stamped June 24, 1930.
Celebrations	80		Tercentenary Celebration, parade, Dr. A.N. Drury (Sergt.) of Aleppo Mounted Patrol of Boston. Date stamped Sept. 30, 1930 and marked “yesterday.”
Celebrations	81		Tercentenary Celebration, Boston Celebrations for 4th, Minute Men of Medford 1775. Participants: Maurice Hilt, John H. Durall, Benjamin B. Osthues. Date stamped July 4, 1930.
Celebrations	82		Tercentenary Celebration, Pageant of the Mystic, Brooks Estate, June 23-July 2, 1930. Reproduction of Stephenson Train, 1837 by Mr. KomLosy (?), Granada Theatre, Malden. General Studios, 39 Melrose St.. Boston “No. 9.” Letter on verso of one copy from
Celebrations	83		Tercentenary Celebration, Pageant of the Mystic, Brooks Estate, June 23-July 2, 1930. Stock and Military scene. General Studios, 39 Melrose St.. Boston “No. 7.” (2 copies)
Celebrations	84		Minute Men of Medford, April 19, 1925. R. Lamme, 253 High St. (photographer?).
Celebrations	85		Patriot’s Day parade, Medford Square, 1925.
Celebrations	86		Patriot’s Day parade, Medford Square, 1925, Salem St. and Riverside Ave.
Celebrations	87		Commemorative medal, for 275th anniversary, 1905. In envelope from Allston P. Joyce, Chair. Invitation Committee.
Celebrations	88		Parade wagon with horse and children and Mr. Haworth. No date.
Celebrations	89		Page from book. High Street decorations, Town Hall and Theatre, June 15-18, 1905. (5 copies)
Celebrations	90		Grand Old Army officers, High St. in front of Grand Army Hall, Savings Bank on left.
Celebrations	91		Small Building, High Street, 1905, 275th anniversary celebration.
Celebrations	92		Sack race celebration, Hillside, July 5, 1897.
Celebrations	93		Corner Forest and High Streets, July 4, 1894.
Celebrations	94		[no item]
Celebrations	95		Parade in Medford Square, looking west, shows A.S. Crowell Co., July 4, 1894.
Celebrations	96		First services of casting flowers on the water, river’s edge, later the location of Medford Cooperative Bank, 1876?
Celebrations	97		Medford (Marching) Band on Forest Street. Shows Tufts House, Bigelow House (later Bigelow Block), 1876.

Churches	98		Page from book. Medford Churches Where Anniversary Exercises Were Held. (2 copies)
Churches	99		Baptist Church on Salem St., near cemetery, later site of Day’s Livery Stable and Wheeler’s Garage. Ca 1870s. (3 copies)
Churches	100		Baptist Church, Oakland St., burned in 1930s and replaced. From Medford Historical Society Collection of Glass Plates, reprinted 1976. (3 copies)
Churches	101		Baptist Church, Oakland Street. (2 copies)
Churches	102		Page from book. First Baptist Church, Oakland Street and Rev. Maurice A. Levy. First Universalist Church on verso. From “Medford, Past and Present.”
Churches	103		Page from book. First Baptist Church, Oakland Street, 1878. (4 copies; 5?)
Churches	104		First Baptist Church, interior showing fire damage, February 6, 1935. (see also Fires)
Churches	105		First Baptist Church, left front auditorium after fire of Tues. AM, February 5, 1935. (see also Fires)
Churches	106		Page from book. West Medford Baptist Church and Rev. Nathan R. Wood. South Medford Baptist Church and Rev. W. W. Hackett on verso. From “Medford, Past and Present.”
Churches	107		West Medford Baptist Church at corner of Boston Ave. and Harvard St. with Boston Ave. trolley tracks.
Churches	108		Page from book. (3 copies; 4?), Catholic church, High St., 1876.
Churches	109		Clipping from book. St. Joseph’s Catholic Church.
Churches	110		St. Joseph’s Catholic Church and Armory, view of rear from parkway and riverside, ca 1902.
Churches	111	a	St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, view from northwest, ca 1905?
Churches	111	b	St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, view from northwest. (Image nearly identical to previous item #111a.) Ca 1912?
Churches	112		St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church, Fellsway West. February, 1932. By T.S. Uzzell?
Churches	113		St. Raphael’s Catholic Church, High St., West Medford. By A.L. Belcher.
Churches	114		Clipping. St. Raphael’s Catholic Church, West Medford, with historic text. Date stamped Oct. 25, 1905.
Churches	115		Page from book. Mystic Church, Congregational, Salem St. in Medford Square, 1876. (4 copies)
Churches	116		Mystic Church, Congregational, Salem St. (2 copies)
Churches	117		Mystic Congregational Church. Picture taken while in process of building Medford Theatre, 1915.
Churches	118		Page from book. Union Congregational Church, Marion St. and Rev. John Wild. On verso: Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church and Rev. Sylvester S. Klyne. Probably from “Medford, Past and Present.”
Churches	119		Page from book. West Medford Congregational Church, Harvard Ave. and Bowers St., 1874. Burned in 1904? (4 copies)
Churches	119	a	Postcard, tinted. West Medford Congregational Church, with invitation to social supper. Pub. For N.E. Wilbur, West Medford. The Metropolitan News Co., Boston, no. 2010.
Churches	120		Page from book. West Medford Congregational Church (successor to church on Harvard and Bowers Sts.), High and Allston Sts. and Rev. Burt Leon Yorke. From “Medford, Past and Present.” History of Grace Church on verso.
Churches	121		Grace Episcopal Church, High St. (2 copies)
Churches	122		Grace Episcopal Church, High St., Heliotype Printing Co., 211 Tremont St., Boston. (3 copies)
Churches	123		Grace Episcopal Church, High St.
Churches	124		Grace Episcopal Church on High St., May 26, 1912. Also shows home of Armory Prentice, torn down by Grover Cronin in 1930s.
Churches	125		Grace Episcopal Church, High St., Oct. 16, 1899. Will C. Eddy, photograph. From the Medford Historical Society Collection of Glass Plates, 1976.
Churches	126		Grace Episcopal Church on High St.
Churches	127		Methodist Church, Salem and Oakland streets, next to Salem St. Cemetery. (3 copies)
Churches	128		Page from book. Methodist Episcopal Church, Salem St., 1845. (5 copies)
Churches	129		Methodist Episcopal Church, Salem St.
Churches	130		Trinity Methodist Episcopal Chapel, Bowers and Holton Streets.
Churches	131		Page from book. Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, Bowers and Holton Streets, West Medford, 1873. (6 copies)
Churches	132		Page from book. Bethany Methodist Episcopal Church, 1888(?). Includes text and image of Rev. Charles F. Anderson; also text on St. Raphael’s and Swedish Lutheran Mission. Text on Medford Historical Society on reverse.
Churches	133		West Medford Methodist Church, Houlton and Bower Sts., later Shiloh Baptist Church.
Churches	134		Trinity Methodist Episcopal Chapel, later Shiloh Baptist Church 196-?
Churches	135		West Medford Methodist Church, corner Houlton and Bower Sts., later Shiloh Baptist Church.
Churches	136		Page from book. Medford’s Second Metting House.
Churches	137		Clippings from book. Medford’s First Church (1696) and on reverse, Second (1727) and Third (1770) Churches. (see also next item, # 138)
Churches	138		Clippings from book. Second (1727) and Third (1770) Churches. (same as previous item, #137)
Churches	139		First Parish Church of Medford, High St., erected 1770, torn down 1839.
Churches	140		Page from book. Unitarian Church, 1839. (4 copies)
Churches	141		Page from book. Fourth Church First Parish, built 1839, burned January 15, 1893.
Churches	142		First Church Unitarian, High St., showing Osgood House (parsonage). (2 copies)
Churches	143		Page from book. First Parish Church Unitarian, shows portraits of 4 ministers ca 1827-1868: Stetson, Tebbetts, Bigelow, DeLong.
Churches	144		Unitarian Church, High St. and Highland Ave. (later Powderhouse Rd.).
Churches	145		Newspaper clipping. 225th anniversary of First Parish Church, 1937, showing members of parish committee: Moore, Richardson, Brayton, Stone.
Churches	146		Page from book. Universalist Church, Forest St., 1850. (4 copies)
Churches	147		Universalist Church, Forest St.
Churches	148		First Universalist Church, Forest St., interior
Churches	149		Newspaper clipping. Hillside Universalist Church.

City Hall	150		Page from book. Old City Hall with Medford Company returned from the Civil War; shows Congregational Church. (2 copies: one with Fountain Tavern, 1725, and text on reverse; one with Cleopas Johnson and “his treasure box” on reverse.
City Hall	151		[missing] Old City Hall and adjacent buildings including Opera House.
City Hall	152		Old City Hall Annex with bunting, trolley tracks, and adjacent buildings, July 4, 1894. Secomb House, built 1756, High St. looking west, later Simpson’s Hotel. (see also Houses: Thomas Secomb house; Hotels Taverns: Simpson’s Tavern)
City Hall	153		Old City Hall Annex, July 4, 1894. Photographer is Tradwell? (2 copies) (see also Houses: Thomas Secomb house; Hotels Taverns: Simpson’s Tavern)
City Hall	153	a	Old City Hall Annex, High St. near Forest St., ca 1895. Originally Simpson’s Tavern, later Secomb House. Torn down 1913(?). (see also Houses: Thomas Secomb house; Hotels Taverns: Simpson’s Tavern)
City Hall	154		Old City Hall, 1916(?), in process of being torn down.
City Hall	155		Old Town (City) Hall, Medford Square, corner High and Main Sts. Craddock Bridge at far left; drinking fountain with tin cup. Ca 1915. (2 copies)
City Hall	155	a	Old City Hall, early 1900s, Medford Square, with boys at drinking fountain.
City Hall	155	b	Old City Hall, Medford Square, corner High and Main Sts. Picture taken after 1911 fire.
City Hall	155	c	Old City Hall, Medford Square, July, 4, 1894. (2 copies; one marked Tradwell, Medford)
City Hall	156		Page from book. Old City Hall and 4 other buildings: Residence of Thatcher Magoun, 2d; Police Station; Central Fire Station; Public Library. (3 copies)
City Hall	157		Newspaper clipping. “New Medford City Hall Started.” Shows groundbreaking with Mayor John J. Irwin; Michael A. Dyer, the architect; Carl Peterson, engineer. Boston Traveler, Tuesday, March 17, 1936.
City Hall	158	a	Page from book. New City Hall, 1975, with text. From “Medford Yesterdays” by Frank Lovering.
City Hall	158	b	Interior of City Hall office showing staff at work.
City Hall	158	c	Booklet, “Dedication of the Medford City Hall, September 11th, 1937.”
City Hall	158	d	Page from booklet. Interior of City Hall, 1937; Office of mayor, Aldermanic Chamber (on reverse).
City Hall	158	e	Page from booklet. Interior of City Hall, 1937; Staircase to rotunda, rotunda toward Aldermanic Chamber. (on reverse).

Clubs	159		Certificate of Membership in Medford Historical Society, 1896, cert.no. 19 for Katherine W. Stone. Depicts old Society building.
Clubs	160		Plaque with seal of Medford Historical Society.
Clubs	161		Page with seal of Medford Historical Society, with explanation of symbols.
Clubs	162	a	Page from book. “Medford Historical Society’s Building,” also “An Early Medford Branch Train,” 1917(?). (2 copies)
Clubs	162	b	Medford Historical Society, Governor’s Avenue, laying cornerstone of new building, 1916.
Clubs	162	c	Calendar. The Medford Civil War Photographs, 1992. Compiled from the Medford Historical Society collection of Civil War photographs. (see also item #323)
Clubs	162	d	Antietam Bridge. Probably from the Medford Historical Society collection of Civil War photographs.
Clubs	162	e	Burnside Bridge, Antietam, September, 1862. Probably from the Medford Historical Society collection of Civil War photographs.
Clubs	163		Grand Army of the Republic (G.A.R.) Post at Oak Grove Cemetery, Memorial Day, 1888. Police officer at extreme right is Daniel K. Richardson of West Medford. From the Medford Historical Society Collection of Glass Plates, reprinted 1976. (see also Historic Landmarks: Grand Army of the Republic)
Clubs	164		Page from book. Medford Club House of West Medford Men’s Club. Text on verso (related?).
Clubs	165		Medford Men’s Club, Summit Rd., (later Moose Club), 1915.
Clubs	166		Medford Women’s Club, Governor’s Ave., ca 1915.
Clubs	167		Girl Scout Troop(?) in parade (Mrs. Pote, leader), 1930(?).
Clubs	168		Old Riverside Avenue Boat Club, opposite Sables Court, Sables house just behind boat house.
Clubs	169		Medford High School students outside Medford Historical Society, with Dr. Joseph Valeriani, ca 1975.
Clubs	170		Students at Salem Street Burying Ground, Salem St., ca 1975.
Clubs	171		Students photographing outside Medford Theater, ca 1975.
Clubs	172		Students at Medford Historical Society, ca 1975.
Clubs	173		Three women at Medford Historical Society, ca 1975.
Clubs	174		Student interviewing four elders at Medford Historical Society, ca 1975.

			SEE ALSO: VIEWS
Fells	175		Page from book. Through Sugar-Loaf Hill.
Fells	176		Spot Pond from Woodland Road.
Fells	177		Site of old Hayward Mill.
Fells	178		Cascade in Fells, probably on Spot Pond Brook near Haywardville (Haydenville?), 1884.
Fells	179		Crystal Spring.
Fells	180		Pond on Fellsway East, within a half mile of business street.
Fells	181		Rustic bridge near site of old mill.
Fells	182		Swamp near South St., Stoneham, later filled in by Spot Pond.
Fells	183		Map of Fells with old photographs.
Fells	184		Old Red Mill, Haywardville, ca 1860s.
Fells	185		Shute’s (wrestling) monument on island on Spot Pond.
Fells	185	a	Fulton Street Ravine.
Fells	185	b	Meeting House Brook.
Fells	185	c	Wright’s Pond from Kidder’s Hill, with cows. Photo by E.E. Sweeney
Fells	186	d	Wright’s Pond with seated women, ca 1880s.
Fells	186		Old Silver Mine, April 26, 1934. First discovered in 1881. Located in back of Elm St. and Highland Ave. From the collection of glass plates owned by the Medford Historical Society, reprinted 1976.
Fells	186	a	Spot Pond, 1890’s. Child in picture (still alive in 1976) is Miss Dow who lived on corner of Otis and Central Ave. From the Medford Historical Society Collection of Glass Plates, reprinted 1976.
Fells	186	b	Postcard, tinted. Sheep at Middlesex Fells, Malden. Metropolitan News & Pub. Co., Boston and Germany, no. 11605
Fells	187		Page from book. “Marble, or Meeting House Brook.” Also Willows at Lawrence Estate, Wade Mill site, Bridge at Border Rd. (5 copies)
Fells	188		Page from book. Middlesex Fells: White Birches, Observatory on Rams Horn Hill, Roadway near Spot Pond. (5 copies)
Fells	189		Page from book. Middlesex Fells: Forest St. and Spot Pond, Owen’s Walk near Forest St., Border Rd. near Meeting-House Brock (sic), Fellsway West near Forest St. (4 copies)
Fells	190		Page from book. Middlesex Fells, waterfall.
Fells	191		Page from book. Middlesex Fells: Spot Pond, Shute’s Monument, Pickerell Rock, Cascade, Highland Ave.
Fells	192		Page from book. Middlesex Fells: Pine Hill, The Fire-Place, Forest St. near Bellevue, Love Lane, Pine Hill Woodlands, Wright’s Boulder, Wright’s Pond, Yellow Birch Pool, Pine Hill Meadow.
Fells	193		Page from book. Middlesex Fells: Fulton St. and ravine, The Willows, Hemlock Pond, view near Elm St.
Fells	194		Page from book. Middlesex Fells: Doleful Pond, Cascade Brook, Winchester North Reservoir, Ravine Rd., Old Turkey Swamp, Highlands from Boojum Rock, Bellevue Cascade, Cairn, Spot Pond, Old Red Mill.
Fells	195		Page from book. Middlesex Fells: Pine Hill, Old Hartford Spring, Turkey Swamp Reservoir, Bear Den Path, White Birch Pool and Swamp.
Fells	196		Page from book. Middlesex Fells: Meeting House, Brook, Ravine; exempted territory.
Fells	197		Page from book. Middlesex Fells: Woodland Park and Swamp, Cascade and Hills, Olde Lynde House, Black Rock.
Fells	198		Magazine article (photocopy), “The Middlesex Fells” by William B. de las Casas, August 1898, 18 pages. Text and pictures.
Fells	199		[missing] Map of Middlesex Fells published by Appalachian Mountain Club, 1892, with text by Rose well B. Lawrence regarding proposed consolidation of area into public preserve. (see also Portrait-Composite: Providence Spring)

Fires			SEE ALSO: CHURCHES
Fires	200		Woburn St. house explosion and fire, 1976. On back of photo: “M. Ch? Hoey, Jr., 87 (89?) Woburn St.”
Fires	201		Woburn St. house explosion and fire, with firefighter, 1976.
Fires	202		Woburn St. house explosion and fire, with bystanders, 1976.
Fires	203		Medford Square fire, back-to-back fires (two fires in six weeks), High St., Medford Sq. Photo by Donald T. Young, 2 Ashcroft St., Wakefield, Mass.
Fires	204		Medford Square fire, back-to-back fires (two fires in six weeks), High St., Medford Sq., showing bystanders. Photo by Donald T. Young, 2 Ashcroft St., Wakefield, Mass.
Fires	205		Medford Square fire, back-to-back fires (two fires in six weeks), High St., Medford Sq. Scene at early stages of fire. Photo by Donald T. Young, 2 Ashcroft St., Wakefield, Mass.
Fires	206		Medford Square fire, firefighters directing hose, “Friday night.” Photo by Donald T. Young, 2 Ashcroft St., Wakefield, Mass.
Fires	207		Medford Square fire, firefighters inside gutted High St. store block, “Friday night,” second multiple-alarm blaze in six weeks, shows Deputy Chief Geo. Rossi. Photo by Donald T. Young, 2 Ashcroft St., Wakefield, Mass.
Fires	208		Medford Square fire, Evelyn McKenna of June Claire Dress Shop at 78 High St. and Deputy Chief John Mirley. Photo by Donald T. Young, 2 Ashcroft St., Wakefield, Mass.
Fires	209		Medford Square fire, firefighter in window. Photo by Donald T. Young, 2 Ashcroft St., Wakefield, Mass.
Fires	210		Medford Square fire, shows Medford Television (store). Photo by June M. Livingston Studio, 25 Headland Way, W. Medford.
Fires	211		Medford Square fire, closer view of scene with Medford Television. Photo by June M. Livingston Studio, 25 Headland Way, W. Medford. (2 copies)
Fires	212	a	Inside fire headquarters, Corner Main and South Sts. Deputy Chief Thomas Qualey and Ladder fire truck, the first motorized firefighting equipment in Medford, 1912. Picture donated by Lt. Edgar Babcock, retired firefighter; also courtesy of Lt. Glencross, Setpember 1987. (One of set donated by retired Deputy Chief John Plante, items 212a-e) (2 copies)
Fires	212	b	Inside Central Station (probably fire headquarters, Corner Main and South Sts.). New Knox pumper and Knox chief’s car, probably 1912. (One of set donated by retired Deputy Chief John Plante, items 212a-e).
Fires	212	c	Postcard. Medford Opera House Fire, High St. November 4, 1911. Photo by Tinkham, Jeweler, Medford. (One of set donated by retired Deputy Chief John Plante, items 212a-e)
Fires	212	d	Postcard. Fire in Medford Square, 95 degrees. September 16 (17?), 1915. (One of set donated by retired Deputy Chief John Plante, items 212a-e)
Fires	213	e	Postcard. Fire in Medford Square, 94 degrees. Firefighters Gillard(?), Smith, Baker, Plante. September 17(16?), 1915. (One of set donated by retired Deputy Chief John Plante, items 212a-e)
Fires	213		Medford Square fire, in early minutes where fire is believed started. Photo by Donald T. Young, 2 Ashcroft St., Wakefield, Mass.
Fires	214		Explosion and house fire, Woburn St., 1976. Photo by June M. Livingston Studio, 25 Headland Way, W. Medford.
Fires	215		Stoneham fire. Photo by Alan Altman.
Fires	216		Stoneham fire, 4-alarm. “Malden, etc.” probably refers to neighboring fire departments involved. Photo by Donald T. Young, 2 Ashcroft St., Wakefield, Mass.
Fires	217		Stoneham fire, Lt. William McLaughlin, 33. Photo by Donald T. Young, 2 Ashcroft St., Wakefield, Mass.
Fires	218		Stoneham fire, injured Stoneham firefighter Frank Hudson, 34. Photo by Donald T. Young, 2 Ashcroft St., Wakefield, Mass.
Fires	219		House fire December 22, 1977.
Fires	220		Garage fire, March 24, 1978.
Fires	221		Fire at 38 Bradlee Rd., killing Glen(?) Thorpe, March 28, 1978.
Fires	222		Fire at South Medford home, Leydon St., April 3, 1978.
Fires	223		Newspaper clipping. Fire showing storefront, October 1978; local news stories on reverse side.
Fires	224		Newspaper clipping. Fire, October 1978.
Fires	225		House fire, April 1, 1978, showing ladders to second floor. Photo by Dave Wright, 50 Sargent St., Melrose, Mass.
Fires	226		[missing] House fire, April 1, 1978, showing firefighter at window.
Fires	227		House fire, in South Medford, April 3, 1978.
Fires	228		House fire showing ladder to roof with firefighters. (2 copies)
Fires	229		[no item]
Fires	230		First Baptist Church fire, 1935, showing flames.
Fires	231		First Baptist Church fire, 1935, full view of exterior.
Fires	232		First Baptist Church fire, 1935, view of one side of exterior.
Fires	233		First Baptist Church fire, 1935, exterior view of archway.
Fires	234		First Baptist Church fire, 1935, exterior view looking through archway.
Fires	235		[missing] First Baptist Church fire, 1935, exterior view.
Fires	236		First Baptist Church fire, 1935, interior view of upper area.
Fires	237		First Baptist Church fire, 1935, interior view showing pews.
Fires	238		First Baptist Church fire, 1935, interior view of floor and pews.
Fires	239		First Baptist Church fire, 1935, interior view of rose window.
Fires	240		First Baptist Church fire, 1935, interior view of pews and aisle.
Fires	241		First Baptist Church fire, 1935, interior view of pews and fallen timbers.
Fires	242		First Baptist Church fire, 1935, three photographs mounted on board; images from previous series (items 230-241). Photos credited to Mrs. Ruth Lemme (Iamme?) of 43 Ashland St.
Fires	243		First Baptist Church fire, 1935, five photographs mounted on board; images from previous series (items 230-241).
Fires	244	a	Postcard. Opera House fire, 1911 (reverse negative). Photo by Tinkham–Jeweler, Medford, Mass.
Fires	244	b	Opera House fire, Sat. AM 7:30, November 3, 1911, loss: $30,000.
Fires	245		Clipping from book. New [Fire] Engine House. On reverse: Fire Dept. history and names of some firefighters. (2 copies)

Houses			SEE ALSO: PORTRAITS; SQUARE, MEDFORD; VIEWS
Houses	246		Boynton (Angier) house, High St., 1898.
Houses	247		Boynton (Angier) house, High St., ca 1910.
Houses	248		Boynton (Angier) house, High St., looking from east (side view).
Houses	249		Boynton (Angier) estate.
Houses	250		House at Elm St. and Aquavia Rd., ca 1884-1890. Photograph by Goerge Davenport.
Houses	251		Bishop house, Salem St., later site of Electric Company.
Houses	252		Blanchard House, Riverside Ave. (same as Blanchard-Wellington-Bradbury “Old Wellington” house?)
Houses	253		Hezekiah Blanchard house, 43 Main St., NH soldiers were mustered here. Negative by Will C. Eddy, Medford.
Houses	254		Blanchard-Wellington-Bradbury “Old Wellington” house, Bradbury Ave. Built 1636; razed in 1960s.
Houses	254	a	Page from book. Blanchard-Wellington-Bradbury “Old Wellington” house, formerly the Blanchard estate. By John H. Hooper, “Historic Houses of Medford.”
Houses	255		Butters house, western side of Main St.
Houses	256		Page from book. Two images: Gershom Cutter house (Cutter Tide Mill), proprietor of mill on Turnpike (Medford Turnpike, later Mystic Ave.). Toll-house on Andover Turnpike (later Forest St.) Houses were probably counterparts to each other. (Cutter house is same image as #256a; see also Mills)
Houses	256	a	House of Gershom Cutter (Cutter Tide Mill) on Mystic Ave., (formerly Medford Turnpike) on Medford-Somerville boundary line. (same image as item #256; see also Tide Mills)
Houses	256	b	Toll House on Andover Turnpike (later Forest St.), 1884. Small building is shoe cobbler’s shop.
Houses	257		Lydia Maria Child house (Converse Francis), Salem and Ashland Sts., built 1785(?), served as first home of the Medford Historical Society (1896-1915). (Image is reversed)
Houses	258		Lydia Maria Child house (Converse Francis), prior to 1915. (2 copies, one is a photocopy)
Houses	259		Lydia Maria Child house (Converse Francis), built in 1800(?) and rebuilt in 1915. (same image as item #261)
Houses	260		Postcard, tinted. Lydia Maria Child house (Converse Francis), showing Withington Bakery. Printed by The Hugh C. Leighton Co., Portland, ME. (see also Withington Bakery).
Houses	261		Page from book. Lydia Maria Child house (Converse Francis)(same image as item #259). From “Medford History?”
Houses	262		Page from book. Lydia Maria Child house (Converse Francis), birthplace of Lydia Maria (Francis) Child on February 11, 1802.
Houses	263		[missing] Lydia Maria Child house (Converse Francis), and bakery (see also Withington Bakery).
Houses	264		Page from book. Timothy Cotting house (“Mansion House”) on Forest St., later owned by Dr. Charles W. McPherson (1937?). In 1967, the Allen Funeral Home, opposite the P.O.
Houses	265	a	Craddock-Peter Tufts house (“Old Fort”).
Houses	265	b	Page from book. Craddock-Peter Tufts house (“Old Fort”). Drawing, by J.H. Wheeler. (3 copies)
Houses	265	c	Craddock-Peter Tufts house (“Old Fort”), Riverside Ave. (3 copies)
Houses	265	d	Page from book. Craddock-Peter Tufts house (“Old Fort”), ca 1877.
Houses	265	e	Craddock-Peter Tufts house (“Old Fort”), view from across street.
Houses	265	f	Craddock-Peter Tufts house (“Old Fort”), view with men and horse-and-carriage in 1884, before Gen. Lawrence purchased and remodeled the house. From the Medford Historical Society Collection of Glass Plates. (2 copies; one is photocopy with notation “Fra
Houses	265	g	Page from book. Craddock-Peter Tufts house (“Old Fort”).
Houses	265	h	Craddock-Peter Tufts house (“Old Fort”), with text on reverse side.
Houses	265	j	Page from book. Craddock-Peter Tufts house (“Old Fort”), with text. Royall House and text on reverse.
Houses	265	k	Page from book. Craddock-Peter Tufts house (“Old Fort”). (2 copies)
Houses	265	m	Craddock-Peter Tufts house (“Old Fort”).
Houses	265	n	Craddock-Peter Tufts house (“Old Fort”).
Houses	265	p	Page from book. Craddock-Peter Tufts house (“Old Fort”), 2 images: view prior to 1890; copy of steel engraving by A.L. Rawson, Del., F.T. Stuart, Sc., from “Brooks’ History.”
Houses	265	q	Craddock-Peter Tufts house (“Old Fort”), prior to 1900.
Houses	265	r	Postcard. Peter Tufts house (“Old Fort”), by American Art Post Card Co, Boston, Mass.
Houses	265	s	Postcard, tinted. Peter Tufts house (“Old Fort”), published by W.G. Howard, Medford, Mass.
Houses	265	t	Craddock-Peter Tufts house (“Old Fort”), marked Geo. W. Hersey, 47 Magoun Ave., Medford, Mass (photographer?). (5 copies)
Houses	265	u	Craddock-Peter Tufts house (“Old Fort”), interior view, back parlor.
Houses	266		Craddock-Peter Tufts house (“Old Fort”), 1800s.
Houses	267		Craddock-Peter Tufts house (“Old Fort”).
Houses	268		Cutter House (The College), 1890s. Riverside Ave., between Pleasant and Cross Sts., later the site of highway I-93. Used in 1822 as first house of worship for Methodist Church. (see also item: Schools 841)
Houses	269		Dill House, west corner of Fulton and Salem Sts.
Houses	270		Dill House, 1900s. (enlargement of portion of previous item, #269)
Houses	271		[no item]
Houses	272		Dunster house, Arlington St., ca 1899. Was the home of a Harvard president. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976. (See also Middlesex Canal: Aqueduct)
Houses	273		Page from book. Dunster house, 5 including: Broughton-Mill site; New Menotomy River and bridge; temporary dam, 1908. House demolished in 1907. From Medford Historical Register, December 1920. (See also Middlesex Canal: Aqueduct)
Houses	274		Floyd house, Cross St. Randall Block in background (brick building, former Shuman Drug). Mrs. Floyd in picture. House demolished for Route 93. (2 copies, one is close-up)
Houses	275		[no item]
Houses	276		Captain Joshua T. Foster house, Riverside Ave., 1914. Later the site of Riverside Avenue Projects, across from Sprague house.
Houses	277		Page from book. Captain Joshua T. Foster house. By A.C. Rousseau(?). (6 copies)
Houses	278		Maurice Geary house. Text on reverse (partially cut off) identifies Dutchy Coleman, Mollie Geary, Margaret McGowan, Mame Gourman.
Houses	279		Gray mansion, High Street, ca 1900. Site of (present) library (?).
Houses	280		Benjamin Hall, Jr. house (later Dudley Hall, Dr. Chandler), corner Governors Ave. and High St.
Houses	281		Pamphlet. Benjamin Hall, Jr. house (later Dudley Hall, Dr. Chandler), interior view, staircase and palladian window, with descriptive text on front and back. Advertising pamphlet for antique architectural pieces, Davenport-Brown Company, 285 Washington St., Somerville, Massachusetts.
Houses	282		Benjamin Hall, Jr. house (later Dudley Hall, Dr. Chandler), interior, staircase, April 27, 1913.
Houses	283		Capt. Isaac Hall house (also occupied by Aaron Blanchard; E. Hall, Jr.; Eunice Hall), High St. Cluster of 3 houses on High St. (Hall house on far right).
Houses	284		Capt. Isaac Hall house (also occupied by Aaron Blanchard; E. Hall, Jr.; Eunice Hall), third frame dwelling in Medford.
Houses	285		Capt. Isaac Hall house (also occupied by Aaron Blanchard; E. Hall, Jr.; Eunice Hall), ca 1916.
Houses	286		Postcard. Capt. Isaac Hall house (also occupied by Aaron Blanchard; E. Hall, Jr.; Eunice Hall). By American Art Postcard Co.
Houses	287	a	Richard Hall (also Perry) house, 77 High St. on corner of Governors Ave.
Houses	287	b	Richard Hall (also Perry) house. (2 copies: one is negative by Will C. Eddy, Medford, Mass.; one is From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.)
Houses	288		Hathaway house, corner Cross and Washington (Salem?) Sts. (2 copies)
Houses	289		Page from book. Henry Hastings house (published 1896?). (6 copies)
Houses	290		Henry A. Hersey house, Woodside Sq., corner Franklin and Washington Sts., 1896.
Houses	291		Homer estate, Forest St. between Valley St. and Fellsway, on east.
Houses	292		Jenks house, Main St., built ca 1755. Later the site of Carroll’s diner. Picture taken 1899. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
Houses	293		Jenks house, Main St.
Houses	294		Kerr estate, Forest St. before the Fellsway was built.
Houses	295		Kerr Estate, Forest St. before the Fellsway was built, view with house in center.
Houses	296		Kidder estate, Forest St. almost opposite Valley St.
Houses	297		Daniel Lawrence house. Photograph by Conant.
Houses	298		Page from book. General Samuel C. Lawrence house. Text on reverse about Edward C. Mitchell, Cross St. Burying Ground, Oak Grove Cemetery.
Houses	299		Page from book. Home of Thatcher Magoun, 2nd, High St. Later St. Joseph’s Convent and St. Joseph’s School (published 1896?). (4 copies)
Houses	300		Thatcher Magoun, Sr. estate, torn down in 1950s. Picture taken October 16, 1899. Some of the statues now in Gardner Museum. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976. (see also Public Library Old)
Houses	301		Thatcher Magoun, Sr. house. (see also Public Library Old)
Houses	302		Thatcher Magoun, Sr. house, view in winter. (see also Public Library Old)
Houses	303		[no item]?
Houses	304		Newspaper clipping, Dr. George W. Mills (also Bishop) house, interior staircase, Salem St. Built ca 1775, torn down to make way for Malden Gas & Electric Co.
Houses	305		Henry F. Moore house, Corner Main St. and Mystic Ave. Mr. Moore was the inspiration for Longfellow’s “Village Blacksmith,” 1880. Picture taken April 19, 1899. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
Houses	306		Page from book. J. Henry Norcross house (published 1896?). (5 copies)
Houses	307		Oaks house (“Old House”), Riverside Ave. Behind the house is New England Brick Co. kiln.
Houses	308		Oaks house (“Old House”), Riverside Ave., ca 1890s.
Houses	309		Page from book. David Osgood House. From “Medford, Past and Present.” (2 copies)
Houses	310		David Osgood House, corner Powder House Rd. (formerly Highland Ave. and High St. Ca 1890. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
Houses	311		Page from book. Porter House, corner High and Winthrop Sts. “Here Paul Revere halted…” Copyright 1898, E.W. Perry Malden, Mass.
Houses	312		Page from book. Puffer estate, High St. (Winthrop Sq.), later Medford Home for Aged Men and Women.
Houses	313		Reed house, Salem St. (south side), now Rt. 93.
Houses	314		Jonathan Richardson house, later the home of Dr. Drake, westerly corner of High St. and Hastings Lane, May 19, 1899. (2 copies, one reprinted from the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976)
Houses	315		Job Richardson, near Emerson St. on Main St., built 1731.
Houses	316		Page from book. Rogers (Greenleaf) house, Cross St. near Ship St., still standing in 1905.
Houses	317		Rogers house. (2 copies; one cropped)
Houses	318		[no item]
Houses	319		Sawyer house, 306 Riverside Ave.
Houses	320		Sawyer house. Text on reverse side by (Miss Grace Brainard, 1936) gives history of house and occupant: built 1700s, owned in 1827 by Nathan Sawyer, iron works owner. Gift of Frances B. Haskell, <arch 23, 1948. Photograph by Arthur C. Haskell, Marblehead
Houses	321		Thomas Secomb house (later Simpson’s Tavern, City Hall Annex), High St., built 1756. (6 copies; 5 are pages from book one is photograph with negative by Will C. Eddy, Medford, Mass.) (see also City Hall: Old City Hall Annex; Hotels Taverns: Simpson’s Tavern)
Houses	322		[no item]
Houses	323		Thomas Secomb house (later Simpson’s Tavern, City Hall Annex) with returning Civil War veterans standing in front, 1865. (see also City Hall: Old City Hall Annex; Hotels Taverns: Simpson’s Tavern; and item#162c)
Houses	324		[missing] Thomas Secomb house (later Simpson’s Tavern, City Hall Annex), rear view, Medford Sq. (see also City Hall: Old City Hall Annex; Hotels Taverns: Simpson’s Tavern)
Houses	325		“Marm” Simonds house, High St., ca 1910. (3 copies: 2 photographs, one page from book Medford, Past and Present)
Houses	326		Smith Farm, Woburn St., later a riding stable. Picture taken 1899. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
Houses	327		Smith Farm, Woburn St.
Houses	328		Smith Farm, Woburn St.
Houses	329		John Sparrell House, Main St. near Mystic Ave., June 4, 1899. Photographer Will C. Eddy in foreground. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
Houses	330		Richard Sprague house, corner Riverside Ave. and River St., ca 1899. Torn down in the 1920s. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
Houses	331		Richard Sprague house. Medford Rum Distillery beside it.
Houses	332		George L. Stearns house, June 4, 1899. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
Houses	333		Page from book. George L. Stearns house. (5 copies)
Houses	334		Old mill at George L. Stearns estate, College Ave.
Houses	335		Page from book. George L. Stearns house, windmill tower.
Houses	336		Stetson house, Riverside Ave. and Honnewell Ave., across from Sprague house.
Houses	337		[no item]
Houses	338		Dr. Swan house, occupied by Benjamin Hall (Sr.?), 1775. (Richard Hall house on left.) Negative by Will C. Eddy, Medford, Mass.
Houses	339		“Old Train House,” opposite Grace Church on High St., built 1771. Later occupied by Keith family; Mr. Keith active in Gen. Lawrence’s affairs. October 16, 1899. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
Houses	340		“Old Train House.” “L” was the school house. Negative by Will C. Eddy, Medford, Mass.
Houses	340	a	Old house (Peter Tufts?), corner of Broadway and North St., side view. Partly destroyed by fire, rest taken down in 1900. Picture taken ca 1895.
Houses	340	b	Old house (Peter Tufts?), corner of Broadway and North St., front view.
Houses	341		Tufts house, corner Salem and Fulton Sts. (3 copies, one is photocopy)
Houses	342	a	Simon Tufts house, corner High and Forest Sts. (Public Sq.). Built ca 1709, home of first reading room. Removed in 1867. (Same image as next 2 items, #342b and 342c) (6 copies)
Houses	342	b	Page from book. Simon Tufts house. (Same image as previous and next items, #342a and 342c) (6 copies)
Houses	342	c	Page from book. Simon Tufts house. (Drawing; same image as previous items, #342a, 342b) (6 copies)
Houses	342	d	Simon Tufts house. Shows also horsecar railway waiting room and Secomb house. Early 1860s.
Houses	343		Jonathan Tufts house, corner Emerson and Main Sts., June 4, 1899. Negative by Will C. Eddy, Medford, Mass. (2 copies, one reprinted from the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976)
Houses	343	a	Page from book. James W. Tufts house.
Houses	344		Ebenezer Turell house, corner Winthrop St. and Rural Ave, no longer standing.
Houses	345	a	Garrison (Jonathan Wade) house (address unclear: Brooks Ln., Bradlee Rd., or Pasture Hill Ln.?), built ca 1685. Negative by Will C. Eddy, Medford, Mass.
Houses	345	b	Page from book. Garrison (Jonathan Wade) house (same as previous image, #345a). (3 copies)
Houses	346	a	Garrison (Jonathan Wade) house, Daniel Lawrence house in background.
Houses	346	b	Postcard, tinted. Garrison (Jonathan Wade) house. Printed by Hugh C. Leighton Co., Portland, Me.
Houses	347		Page from book. Garrison (Jonathan Wade) house. (6 copies)
Houses	348		Birthplace of Judge William Cushing Wait. East side of Main St., south of Mystic River Bridge; later site of Parkway and locks. Picture taken 1898. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976,
Houses	349		Walker house, Bradbury Ave. off Fellsway.
Houses	350		Walker house, side view.
Houses	351		Lester Williams house, Bradlee Rd. (then called Hall Park).
Houses	352		Horace Willis house, corner Sterans Ave. and Main St., later replaced by stores. Picture taken ca 1895. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
Houses	352	a	Horace Willis house. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
Houses	353		Page from book. Jonathan Watson (also Swan) house, 153 High St., westerly side of Unitarian Church. Where Washington and Lafayette stopped and spoke from the steps. (5 copies)
Houses	354		Jonathan Watson (also Swan) house. Negative by Will C. Eddy, Medford, Mass.
Houses	355		[no item]
Houses	356		Jonathan Watson (also Swan) house, ca 1898.
Houses	357		Jonathan Watson (also Swan) house. Picture taken 1903; also notation on reverse side: “1903 Samuel Lawrence.” Photo by George C. Hersey, 47 Magoun Ave., Medford, Mass. (5 copies, one is close-up)
Houses	358		[no item]
Houses	359		Wilcox-Sise house, Powder House Rd., demolished 1920s.
Houses	360		Stereoopticon photo. Wilcox-Sise house. Notation on reverse: Sise place formerly home of ?, Martha and Marian born here 1871-1869[?].
Houses	361		[no item]
Houses	362		Withington Bakery, Salem St., later site of Medford Theater. Picture taken prior to 1915.
Houses	362	a	Withington Bakery, Lydia Marie Child (Converse Francis) house shown. Picture taken ca 1900. (2 copies)
Houses	363		Page from book. Withington Bakery, 1825. Image by A.C. Russell. (6 copies)
Houses	364		House at corner High St. and Brooks Ln., second home of Medford Reading Room, no longer standing. Negative by Will C. Eddy, Medford, Mass.
Houses	365		House on Main St. near Mystic Ave., June 4, 1899. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
Houses	366		House on Otis St. near Salem, ca 1900.
Houses	367		Postcard. House, Otis St.?
Houses	368		Perry, Swan and three Hall houses, left side of street. Dr. Bemis house, Fewtrell houses, Orthodox Church (later purchased for Catholic Church), right side of street. High St. looking east toward Medford Sq. From John H. Hooper. (see also: Richard Hall (also Perry) house; Dr. Swan house; Benjamin Hall, Jr. house; Capt. Isaac Hall house)
Houses	369		First Old Folks Home, corner South and Manning Sts.

Houses-Brooks			SEE ALSO: BRIDGES, CELEBRATIONS, HISTORIC LANDMARKS, MIDDLESEX CANAL
Houses-Brooks	370		Page from book. Birthplace of Gov. (Dr.) John Brooks (also known as Caleb Brooks or Bosquet house). (hand-written correction stating “Jonanthan” Brooks appears incorrect) Includes text describing this and homes of other Brooks family members.
Houses-Brooks	371		Engraving. Birthplace of Gov. John Brooks. (5 copies)
Houses-Brooks	372		Engraving. Residence of Gov. John Brooks, High St. (6 copies)
Houses-Brooks	373		Rev. Charles Brooks house, High St. near Woburn St. Right side of house later removed. (2 copies; one is close-up)
Houses-Brooks	374		Page from book. Rev. Charles Brooks house. (5 copies)
Houses-Brooks	375		Jonathan Brooks house, corner High and Woburn Sts. Negative by Will C. Eddy, Medford, Mass.
Houses-Brooks	376		Engraving. Jonathan Brooks house. (6 copies)
Houses-Brooks	377		Jonathan Brooks house (hand-written cross-out of “John Brooks” appears correct). Photo 1912? (2 copies)
Houses-Brooks	378		Jonathan Brooks house, side view. Photo taken October 16, 1899. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
Houses-Brooks	378	a	Jonathan Brooks house, photo taken ca 1915 and after High St. widened at Austin Ln.
Houses-Brooks	379		Engraving. Thomas Brooks house, built by Samuel Brooks in 1727. Image may include Slave Wall?
Houses-Brooks	380		Engraving. Peter Chardon Brooks house, built 1802-5.
Houses-Brooks	381		[missing] Peter Brooks house, Grove St., “The Rocks,” torn down.
Houses-Brooks	382		Peter Chardon Brooks house, with Indian monument, Grove St.
Houses-Brooks	383		Brooks Estate, Grove St., showing black walnut tree.
Houses-Brooks	384		Brooks Estate, Grove St., harvest scene.
Houses-Brooks	385	a	Brooks Estate, view of grounds with statues. Photograph by Conant.
Houses-Brooks	385	b	Brooks Estate, view of grounds with pond, and corner of house in background. Photograph by Conant.

			SEE ALSO: VIEWS
Houses-Royall	386		Royall House, negative by Will C. Eddy, Medford, Mass. (3 copies, one is page from book)
Houses-Royall	387		Royall House; “Hobgoblin Hall.” Photograph by The Rockwell and Church Press, Boston.
Houses-Royall	388		Royall House, with seated figures in yard. Gift of Miss Mary E. Leahy.
Houses-Royall	389		Royall House, with Slave Quarters. (2 copies)
Houses-Royall	390		[no item]
Houses-Royall	391		Royall House, obscured by foliage.
Houses-Royall	392		Postcard. Royall House, side view with Slave Quarters. (2 copies; see also next image, #393)
Houses-Royall	393		Postcard, tinted. Royall House, side view with Slave Quarters. (Same image as previous item, #392) Published by W.G. Howard, Medford, Mass.
Houses-Royall	394		[no item]
Houses-Royall	395		Clipping. Royall House, view from street, with wooden fence. Engraver: Grosscup & West Eng. Co., Phila.
Houses-Royall	396		Postcard. Royall House, front view without wing.
Houses-Royall	397		Postcard. Royall House, with brick and iron fence, front view.
Houses-Royall	398		Postcard. Royall House, with brick and iron fence, rear view.
Houses-Royall	399		Postcard. Royall House, rear view with Slave Quarters. Photo by Tinkham–Jeweler, Medford, Mass. (see also next item, #400)
Houses-Royall	400		Royall House, rear view with Slave Quarters. (Same image as previous, #399, but is fuller view)
Houses-Royall	401		Postcard. Royall House with trees and ivy on façade. Printed by The Rotograph Co., NY City (Germany).
Houses-Royall	402		Page from book. Royall House, rear view.l
Houses-Royall	403		Page from book. Royall House, front view. (2 copies)
Houses-Royall	404		[no item]	[
Houses-Royall	405		Royall House, garden gate. Ca 1899. From the Medford Historical Society Collection of Glass Plates, reprinted 1976.
Houses-Royall	406		Clipping. Royall House, “View of the rear” (side view of Slave Quarters).
Houses-Royall	407		Royall House, “old view” of entrance and tree-lined path.
Houses-Royall	408		Royall House, arch that was part of summer house.
Houses-Royall	409		Royall House, summer house. Negative by Will C. Eddy, Medford, Mass. (2 copies, one is page from book)
Houses-Royall	409	a	Postcard. Royall House, summer house.
Houses-Royall	410		Watercolor. Royall House.
Houses-Royall	411		Royall House, Slave Quarters in winter, entry and end of house. Photograph by Arthur C. Haskell, Architectural Photographer, 29(?) Cedar St., Marblehead, Mass.
Houses-Royall	412		Royall House, front view in winter with snow.
Houses-Royall	413		Royall House, view fron Main St. Sign announcing Loan Exhibit. Photo taken April 19, 1899. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
Houses-Royall	414		Royall House, rear façade. Loan Exhibit, 1899. Photograph by Conant.
Houses-Royall	415		Pages from book. Royall House. Five images, interior and exterior. (7 copies)
Houses-Royall	416		Postcard. Royall House interior, “Marble Chamber.”
Houses-Royall	417		Postcard. Royall House interior, parlor.
Houses-Royall	418		Postcard. Royall House interior, parlor (view with chair).
Houses-Royall	419		Postcard. Royall House interior with wallpaper (parlor?).
Houses-Royall	420		Postcard. Royall House interior, bedroom.
Houses-Royall	421		Postcard. Royall House interior, loom and spinning wheel.
Houses-Royall	422		Page from magazine. Royall House interior, “Marble Chamber,” with descriptive text. House & Garden, February, 1974
Houses-Royall	423		Magazine cover. Royall House interior, bedroom. Description on reverse side. Yankee Magazine, November, 1971.
Houses-Royall	424		Royall House interior, staircase with fire buckets. Loan Exhibit, 1899. Photograph by Conant. (2 copies)
Houses-Royall	425		Royall House interior, parlors. Loan Exhibit, 1899. Photograph by Conant. (2 copies)
Houses-Royall	426		Royall House interior, dining room. Loan Exhibit, 1899. Photograph by Conant.
Houses-Royall	427		Royall House interior, kitchen. Loan Exhibit, 1899. Photograph by Conant. (2 copies)
Houses-Royall	428		Royall House interior, exhibition case. Loan Exhibit, 1899. Photograph by Conant.
Houses-Royall	429		Page from book. Royall House interior, staircase. (4 copies)
Houses-Royall	430		Postcard. Royall House interior, staircase.
Houses-Royall	431		Royall House interior, dining room. Notation on reverse: “Property of Bombaci(?).”
Houses-Royall	432		Newspaper clipping. Royall House interior, kitchen fireplace.
Houses-Royall	433		Postcard. Royall House interior, kitchen fireplace. (3 copies, one is newspaper clipping)

Houses-Royall Pubs	434		Booklet. Royall House history featured; also profiles Old Powder House in Somerville. Published by the Medford Historical Society, March, 1926.
Houses-Royall Pubs	435		Application form for membership at Royall House. Membership info on reverse side.
Houses-Royall Pubs	436		Newspaper clipping. Drawing of Royall house, Medford Daily Mercury, Friday, August 24, 1984. Text mounted on reverse describing transfer of maintenance from DAR to Association, dated 1905.
Houses-Royall Pubs	437		Clippings and postcards mounted on cardboard (both sides). Royall House and Pageant of 1915. Text on reverse describing this and other historical Medford houses.
Houses-Royall Pubs	438		Photocopy of article, “Royall House in Medford” by Arthur L. Phinney. Notation on reverse reads Journey through New England, 1965. (3 copies)
Houses-Royall Pubs	438	a	Newspaper clipping. Royal designated a Registered National Historic Landmark. Photograph with Arthur Phinney, Edwin Small, F. Derby Hall. Medford Mercury (Malden Evening News?), October 23, 1962. Photo by Dwight Davis.
Houses-Royall Pubs	439		Newspaper clippings and postcards mounted on cardboard (both sides). Royall House. “Royall House History Told with Pageant,” Christian Science Monitor, June 3, 1915. “Old Royall House in Medford Visited…” Boston Herald American, June 28, 1974. Advertising postcard for Pageant, 1915. Tinted postcard of exterior.
Houses-Royall Pubs	440		Items mounted on cardboard (both sides). Royall House. Newspaper clipping, photograph of wall, Medford Daily Mercury, April 3, 1984. Letter of appeal for funds, May, 1907. Badges from Royal House Pageant (sealed in envelope).
Houses-Royall Pubs	441		Magazine article. Royall House mirror on loan to Parkman House. House Beautiful, September, 1973.
Houses-Royall Pubs	442		Clippings. “Royall House in Medford,” pictures and text (both sides).
Houses-Royall Pubs	443		Brochure. Royall House Pageant, 1915.
Houses-Royall Pubs	444		Newspaper clippings (both sides), Royall House. “Safe of Mystery…” (1910?). “Colonial Days Relived in Royall House Pageant,” (June 18, 1932 is date of article?).
Houses-Royall Pubs	445		Newpaper clipping and historical description (both sides), “The Royall House Mansion,” Medford Mercury, May 20, 1975. “Washington and the Royall House,” from the Medford Historical Register.
Houses-Royall Pubs	446		Newspaper clippings (both sides), Royall House. “Smithsonian Tour Visits Here,” June 28, 1974. Photograph of wall renovation, Medford Daily Mercury, December 4, 1984.
Houses-Royall Pubs	447		Newspaper clippings (both sides), Royall House. “Story of the Last Royall…” Medford Courier, July 9, 1942. Photographs of Royall House, Boston Sunday Globe, May 8, 1949.
Houses-Royall Pubs	448		Newspaper clipping and typed page (both sides). Royall House. “Historic NE Homes Open,” Boston Herald, May, 1958. Typewritten list “Furnishings of the Royall House.”
Houses-Royall Pubs	449		Newspaper clipping and typed page (both sides). Royall House. “Colonial Handicraft and Scenes Revived…” 1932. Typewritten page, “History of the Royall House…”
Houses-Royall Pubs	450		Newspaper clipping and page from book (both sides). Royall House. “House Colonial Gem” (May 4, 1940?). “The Famous Royall House,” describing DAR’s preservation efforts.
Houses-Royall Pubs	451		Pages from book. Four pages of text and photographs entitled “History of the Isaac Royall House.” (2 pages, both sides)
Houses-Royall Pubs	452		[no item]
Houses-Royall Pubs	453		Brochure, Royall House information and hours (undated). Text and drawings, image of house on reverse side.
Houses-Royall Pubs	454		Pages from Medford Historical Register, September, 1932, entitled “Royall House Twice in the Public Eye.”
Houses-Royall Pubs	455		Pamphlet, The Pageant of the Royall House, June, 1915. (2 copies, one incomplete)
Houses-Royall Pubs	456		Pamphlet, The Royall House Association, By-laws, 1959.
Houses-Royall Pubs	457		Clippings mounted on cardboard (both sides). Royall House. Article in Boston and Maine Messenger. Article, “Wide Interest Given Pageant.” Article, “Visit to Colonial House Inspires Poem” by 13-year-old Rowena Allen, September 2, 1931. Image of Slave Quarters with text.
Houses-Royall Pubs	458		Newspaper clippings mounted on cardboard (both sides). Royall House. “Forgotten History of a Famous Revolutionary Mansion,” New York Herald, August 20, 1905. “Wide Interest Given Pageant,” Medford Messenger, June 11, 1915.
Houses-Royall Pubs	459		Newspaper clippings mounted on cardboard (both sides). Royall House. “How a Wealthy Loyalist Lived…” by Polly Long, Boston Sunday Herald, June 12, 1966. Article, “Welcome to Royall House.”
Houses-Royall Pubs	460		Newspaper clippings mounted on cardboard (both sides). Royall House. “The Royall Treatment. PBS films area house for series.” Medford Daily Mercury, October 3, 1984.
Houses-Royall Pubs	461		Pamphlet, Mansions of Massachusetts, including Royall House. Published by Massachusetts Council on the Arts and Humanities, 1977.
Houses-Royall Pubs	462		Page from magazine. Photographs of pageant at Royall House (both sides). Harper’s Bazar, August 1915.
Houses-Royall Pubs	463		Newsletter, Royall House Reporter, October 1961. Meeting summary.
Houses-Royall Pubs	464		Newsletter, Royall House Reporter, January 1962. Meeting summary.
Houses-Royall Pubs	465		Newsletter, Royall House Reporter, January 1963. Copley portrait, wallpaper, Cradock Bridge.
Houses-Royall Pubs	466		Newsletter, Royall House Reporter, July 1963. Annual meeting, Open House, outdoor lighting, Green Thumb Club.
Houses-Royall Pubs	467		Newsletter, Royall House Reporter, October, 1963. Garden opening and dedication, Mount Hope, workshop at Old Sturbridge.
Houses-Royall Pubs	468		Newsletter, Royall House Reporter, April 1965. Tassie medallion, Madame Wade,.
Houses-Royall Pubs	469		Newsletter, Royall House Reporter, July 1965. Loyalists exiled, Annaul meeting. (2 copies)
Houses-Royall Pubs	470		Newsletter, Royall House Reporter, January 1966. Pictures at exhibition.
Houses-Royall Pubs	471		Newsletter, Royall House Reporter, April 1967. Petition of Belinda, Royall portraits.
Houses-Royall Pubs	472		Newsletter, Royall House Reporter, August 1968. Miniatures, Annual meeting, Taverns of Medford.
Houses-Royall Pubs	473		Newsletter, Royall House Reporter, April 1975. Revolution, Bicentennial medal, “Elegant Royalls,” loom, Royall tomb.
Houses-Royall Pubs	474	a	Newspaper clippings (both sides), Royall House. “Royall Wall Rehab.,” Medford Daily Mercury, August 16, 1984. “Royall Lived Only 2 Years in Famed House,” Boston Sunday Globe, October 19, 1958.
Houses-Royall Pubs	474	b	Newspaper clippings (both sides). Royall House. “High Point along the Highroad,” “Early Tenants.” Photograph of house, Medford Daily Mercury, June 14, 1955; Medford artist Jim Murray’s depiction of restored house, Medford Daily Mercury, September 3, 1980.
Houses-Royall Pubs	475		Newspaper clippings (both sides). Royall House. “A Royall Look from the Past,” by Alison Arnold with photograph by Thomas E. Landers, Boston Sunday Globe, August 12, 1973.
Houses-Royall Pubs	476		Newspaper article. The House Beautiful. “An Old House and its Times,” depicting Royall House pageant (1915?). Photographs by Thomas E. Marr & Son.
Houses-Royall Pubs	477		Newspaper clippings (both sides). “Royall House Open for Art Exhibit.” Text by William F. Homer, Jr., and photographs, Boston Sunday Herald, May 26, 1957.

Historic Landmarks	478		Page from book. Tablet to Capt. Isaac Hall, June 14, 1905. Photograph by W.L. Hallworth, Malden. (6 copies)
Historic Landmarks	479		Page from book. Unveiling of the tablet to Gov. John Brooks, June 16, 1905. Photograph by W.L. Hallworth, Malden. (6 copies)
Historic Landmarks	480		Wall built by slaves on the Brooks Estate. Photograph by Conant. (see also Houses-Brooks)
Historic Landmarks	480	a	Old Slave Wall on Grove St., ca 1899. From the Medford Historical Socierty Collection of Glass Plates, reprinted 1976. (same image as items 480b) (see also Houses-Brooks)
Historic Landmarks	480	b	Page from book. Brick wall said to be built about 1765 by slave “Pomp.” (6 copies, same image as item 480a) (see also Houses-Brooks)
Historic Landmarks	480	c	Fall or winter view of Slave Wall built by Pomei, slave of Thomas Brooks, in 1870. (See also Houses-Brooks)
Historic Landmarks	481		Newspaper clipping. Photograph of Elks Memorial at Oak Grove. Medford Mercury, June 1, 1937.
Historic Landmarks	482		Tablet in memory of George Washington, dedicated by Sarah Bradlee Fulton Chapter of DAR, 1932.
Historic Landmarks	483		Hasting Heights Tower, corner Vernon and Allston Sts.
Historic Landmarks	484		Hasting Heights Tower, corner Vernon and Allston Sts., close-up view.
Historic Landmarks	485		The Meridian Monument.
Historic Landmarks	486	a	Grand Army of the Republic Monument, Oak Grove Cemetery, 1884-1890. From the Medford Historical Society Collection of Glass Plates, reprinted 1976. (see also Clubs: Grand Army of the Republic)
Historic Landmarks	486	b	Grand Army of the Republic Monument, Oak Grove Cemetery, Memorial Day, 1888. From the Medford Historical Society Collection of Glass Plates, reprinted 1976. (see also Clubs: Grand Army of the Republic)
Historic Landmarks	487		Monument to Sagamore John, West Medford, later moved to Sagamore Ave. From the Medford Historical Society Collection of Glass Plates, reprinted 1976.
Historic Landmarks	488		Indian Monument (to Sagamore John).

Hotels Taverns	489		Stereoopticon photo. Fountain Tavern (Inn), Salem St., built 1713. Item belonged to Harry A. Higler(?), 40 Magoun Ave., Medford. (same image as next item #490)
Hotels Taverns	490		Fountain Tavern (Inn), corner Fountain and Salem Sts. (enlargement of previous image #489)
Hotels Taverns	491		Photocopy of page from book. “Old Fontaine Tavern,” Fountain Tavern (Inn), image and text. Also image of “Old Watson House” (see also Houses: Jonathan Watson (also Swan).
Hotels Taverns	492		Page from book, engraving. “The Fountain House,” Fountain Tavern (Inn). (7 copies)
Hotels Taverns	493		Page from book. Blanchard’s Tavern, image and text. Article “The Taverns of Medford” by John H. Hooper.
Hotels Taverns	493	a	Clipping. Text decribing Blanchard’s Tavern.
Hotels Taverns	494		Clipping. Medford Inn (House).
Hotels Taverns	494	a	Clipping. Text describing Medford Inn (House).
Hotels Taverns	495		Page from book, engraving. Medford Inn (House), 1825. (6 copies)
Hotels Taverns	496	a	Medford Inn (House). (same image as next item #496b)
Hotels Taverns	496	b	Medford Inn (House), built 1804, corner Main and South Sts. (same image as previous item #496a)
Hotels Taverns	497		Medford Inn (House), April 19, 1899.
Hotels Taverns	498		Simpson’s Tavern, High St., ca 1800s. (See also City Hall: Old City Hall Annex; Houses: Thomas Secomb house)
Hotels Taverns	499		Old Mystic House, Main St. Building located at several sites: Ten Hills, future site of Wright Ave., Tufts Sq.
Hotels Taverns	500		Page from book. Jonathan Porter House, Medford Sq. Built on site of Royal Oak Tavern at close of Revolution.
Hotels Taverns	501		Page from book. Sign of the Royal Oak Tavern, “in possession of Mr. George J. Porter of Medford.”
Hotels Taverns	501	a	Clipping. Text describing Royal Oak Tavern.

Hospitals	502		Page from book. New England Sanitarium, later NE Memorial Hospital. On site of former Hotel Langwood, Woodland Rd. Image with historical text. Local advertisememnts on reverse side.

Industry-Misc			SEE ALSO: MYSTIC RIVER, INDUSTRY-SHIPS, VIEWS
Industry-Misc	503		Garment shop. Early 1900s?
Industry-Misc	504		Ruins of old building near corner of Mystic Ave. and Swan St. November 23, 1895.
Industry-Misc	504	a	City Stables on south side of Mystic River and Peirce Oil Silk Mfg. Co., ca 1899. Picture number two of three-part panorama; see also next image #504b which is picture number three; picture number one is missing? From the Medford Historical Society Collection of Glass Plates, reprinted 1976. (3 copies; 2 are photocopies)
Industry-Misc	504	b	Medford Water and Sewer Building, south side of Mystic River, ca 1899. Picture number three of three-part panorama; see also previous image #504a which is picture number two; picture number one is missing? From the Medford Historical Society Collection of Glass Plates, reprinted 1976. (3 copies; 2 are photocopies)
Industry-Misc	504	c	Mystic Boat Yard on Mystic River, near later site of Ship Ave. (3 copies; 2 are photocopies)
Industry-Misc	504	d	Mystic Boat Yard, Riverside Ave. at foot of Pleasant St. (2 copies; on is photocopy)
Industry-Misc	504	e	Mystic Boat Yard, Riverside Ave. near later site of Saltonstall Building. Ca 1916. (3 copies; 2 are photocopies)
Industry-Misc	504	f	Foster’s Wharf on Riverside Ave. with mill pond near Saltonstall property, later Mystic Boat House. Ca 1880s.
Industry-Misc	504	g	Foster’s Wharf on Mystic River at foot of Cross St., later Rt. 93. Ca 1890s.
Industry-Misc	504	h	Foster’s Wharf with boats drawn up, on Mystic River, opposite Cross St. (later Rt. 93). Ca 1915.
Industry-Misc	504	j	Foster’s Wharf on Mystic River, showing site of Saltonstall building, with Riverside Ave. in background. Ca 1916
Industry-Misc	504	k	Bean’s Coal Wharf (later Medford City Yards, Wainwright Mfg. Co. in background. Ca 1916.

Industry-Brick	505		College Hill Brickyard, 1892. View from Tufts Hill, shows brick-making machine.
Industry-Brick	506	a	College Hill Brickyard, later Tufts University baseball field on College Ave. October 31, 1891, 4:00 pm.
Industry-Brick	506	b	College Hill Brickyard, August 5, 1891.
Industry-Brick	507		College Hill Brickyard, tar pit and preparation of tar, sand and gravel for concreting. Photo taken in 1891. From the Medford Historical Society Collection of Glass Plates, reprinted 1976.
Industry-Brick	508	a	College Hill Brickyard, men carrying board of new bricks and filling mill. August 5, 1891.
Industry-Brick	508	b	College Hill Brickyard, new bricks and mill.

Industry-Distillery	509		Old Medford Distillery (on left). Used as engine house for Boston and Maine Railroad at time of photo, ca 1912. Cross St. Bridge and J N Gowin & Co also visible. (same image as next item #510)
Industry-Distillery	510		Old Medford Distillery. (same image as previous item #509)
Industry-Distillery	511		Old Medford Distillery and Richard Sprague house. (see also Houses: Richard Sprague house) (2 copies, one has blue tint)
Industry-Distillery	512		Old Medford Distillery, Riverside Ave., April 19, 1999. From the Medford Historical Society Collection of Glass Plates, reprinted 1976. (same image as next item #513)
Industry-Distillery	513		Page from book. Old Medford Distillery, Riverside Ave., with text history. (same image as previous item #512)
Industry-Distillery	514		Old Medford Distillery established by John Hall, and Richard Sprague house. (4 copies) (see also Houses: Richard Sprague house)
Industry-Distillery	515		Newspaper clipping. Old photo of Riverside Ave. where Old Medford Rum was distilled. Clipping dated February 25, 1939. Picture and text. News of local hockey on reverse.

Industry-Ships			SEE ALSO: INDUSTRY-MISC, MYSTIC RIVER, VIEWS
Industry-Ships	516		Page from book. Ship “The Blessing of the Bay,” with text on shipbuilding history. Negative image. (2 copies)
Industry-Ships	517		Clipper ship “Gem of the Ocean,” photograph of painting with text on reverse. Gift of Mrs. Margaret Wall on March 14, 1953.
Industry-Ships	518		Page from book. Clipper ship “Sancho Panza.” (2 copies)
Industry-Ships	519		Page from book. Clipper ship “Phantom.” (2 copies)
Industry-Ships	520		Page from book. Clipper ship “Colchis.” (2 copies; one is photocopy)
Industry-Ships	521		Page from book, engraving. Launch on The Mystic, by John Andrew and Son. (4 copies)
Industry-Ships	522		Page from book, engraving. Clipper ship “Ocean Express.” (2 copies)
Industry-Ships	523		Photograph of painting. Medford Shipyard 1878 by Foxcroft Cole. Photograph by Herbert P. Vose, Wellesley Hills, Mass.
Industry-Ships	524		Photograph of watercolor. Ship “Pilgrim” at Foster’s Yard, December 4, 1873. Painting by Fred H C Woolley.
Industry-Ships	525		Page from book of watercolor. Building of ship “Pilgrim” at Foster’s Yard. Painting by Fred H C Woolley. (4 copies)
Industry-Ships	526	a	Photograph of painting. Ship on stacks, Foster’s Shipyard, Foster’s Court, 1868.
Industry-Ships	526	b	Photograph of drawing. 1830-1850 view of Riverside Ave. and shipbuilding, drawn by Woolley.
Industry-Ships	526	c	Ship construction, James O. Curtis yard, Union St. (2 copies; one is photocopy)
Industry-Ships	526	d	Calendar. Medford-Built Saling Ships, The 100th Anniversary Calendar of the Medford Historical Society, 1996/1997.
Industry-Ships	526	e	Travel advertisement for Glidden and Williams Line, clipper ship Thacher Magoun. Photograph from the American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, MA.
Industry-Ships	526	f	Travel advertisement for Glidden and Williams Line, clipper ship Electric Spark. Photograph from the American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, MA.

Maps			[folder missing]

Middlesex Canal			SEE ALSO: BRIDGES, MYSTIC RIVER
Middlesex Canal	538		Page from book, engraving. Middlesex Canal Aqueduct across Mystic River, 1865. Dunster house in background. (see also Houses: Dunster house)
Middlesex Canal	539		Middlesex Canal Bridge, torn down for houses on Sagamore Ave. Pictured are “Davenport’s grandchildren.” (See also Bridges: Canal Bridge)
Middlesex Canal	540		Horse pulling canal boat on Middlesex Canal.
Middlesex Canal	541		Portable Hancock School in foreground, on site of Middlesex Canal. (same as item: Schools 834)
Middlesex Canal	542		Boston Avenue Bridge. Middlesex Canal house on right and Riverside Woodwork Factory on right of Bridge.
Middlesex Canal	543		Middlesex Canal Bridge. (See also Bridges: Canal Bridge)
Middlesex Canal	544		Page from book. Middlesex Canal locations: six images of Boston Ave., Mystic Lake, Brooks Estate, Summer St., Tufts Sq. (See also Houses-Brooks, Mystic Lakes) (4 copies)

Mystic Lakes	545		Medford Boathouse, located between First and Second Mystic Lakes.
Mystic Lakes	546		Mystic Valley Parkway beach, on lower lake and not far from High St.; before Sandy Beach was built.
Mystic Lakes	547		Page from book. Three views of Mystic Lake: dam, Boat Club house, Upper Mystic. (5 copies)

Mystic River			SEE ALSO: BRIDGES, INDUSTRY-MISC, INDUSTRY-SHIPS, VIEWS
Mystic River	548		Page from book. Along the Mystic River; 5 views: Craddock Bridge, Auburn Street Bridge, West Medford, Fish weirs at Alewife Brook, “Ford at the Mystick.” (5 copies)
Mystic River	549	a	Ships on the Mystic River.
Mystic River	549	b	Three-masted schooner and tugboat on the Mystic River.
Mystic River	549	c	Steam-powered boat on the Mystic River, November 9, 1884. Davenport photograph. (2 copies; one is photocopy)
Mystic River	550		View of Mystic River and Main St., looking east, prior to 1880 (wooden drawbrige pictured was replaced by Craddock Bridge in 1880).
Mystic River	551		Mystic River at low tide, looking toward Rock Hill from Winthrop Street Bridge, ca 1882. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976. (possibly a panorama view with next item #552) (2 copies)
Mystic River	552		View from Auburn Street Bridge, looking east on Mystic River, prior to 1900. (possibly a panorama view with previous item #551)
Mystic River	552	a	View of Mystic River from Winthrop St. of back side of High St., with steeples of Grace Church and Unitarian Church. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
Mystic River	553		Mystic River side of High St., shows church and Opera House. Ca 1880s. (2 copies; one is photocopy)
Mystic River	554		[missing] Rowing on Mystic River, looking west toward Medford Sq., Ben’s Coal Yard on left.
Mystic River	555		Mystic River looking from Auburn Street Bridge toward Medford Sq., Rock hill on left.
Mystic River	556		View of Mystic River from Auburn Street Bridge, looking northeast toward Winthrop St. Prior to 1893.
Mystic River	557		[missing] Mystic River from Winthrop Street Bridge looking toward Medford Sq., showing rear of St. Joseph’s Church, June 12, 1896.
Mystic River	558		Scene along Mystic River, 1890s.
Mystic River	559		Mystic River at high tide from Hayden’s Beach, ca 1890s. Later site of edge of Route 93 and Gravelly Creek culvert.
Mystic River	560		Mystic River from Hayden Beach.
Mystic River	561		Mystic River with children, 1890s(?). May also be Pine Hill, Middlesex Fells. (See also Fells)
Mystic River	562		Mystic River at Winthrop St. showing houses and remains of old wharf and marshland, ca 1890.
Mystic River	563		Mystic River looking west from Craddock Bridge, 1899. Shows pedestrian bridge (before Armory or Parkway built), St. Joseph’s Church, Page and Curtin store on left.
Mystic River	564		Mystic River near entrance to West Medford, 1899. View from Winthrop Street Bridge, looking west.
Mystic River	565		[missing] Mystic River at Craddock Bridge showing sailing ship at dock, looking west, 1899.
Mystic River	566		Mystic River, prior to 1900. View is upstream toward West Medford from Harvard Street Bridge, Arlington houses in background.
Mystic River	567		Mystic River near Rock Hill, ca 1899. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
Mystic River	568		Mystic River near Rock Hill, with rowboat, ca 1899. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
Mystic River	569		Mystic River from Weir Bridge, looking upstream toward Lower Mystic Lake, ca 1899. Wood in foreground designates deepest portion of river. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976. (See also Mystic Lakes) (2 copies)
Mystic River	570		Scene along Mystic River showing fish weirs, ca 1899. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
Mystic River	571		Mystic River with fish weirs beyond Boston Avenue Bridge.
Mystic River	572		Mystic River, ca 1899. View from Jerome Street Bridge looking toward Arlington, Dunster House on left bank behind fish house. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
Mystic River	573		Mystic River with billboards on marsh, looking east from railroad bridge, ca 1899. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
Mystic River	573	a	Billboards on marsh, taken from railroad bridge over present Mystic Valley Parkway, looking toward Medford Sq. Ca 1899. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
Mystic River	574		Mystic River showing rear of buildings on High St. after locks were built in 1900.
Mystic River	575		Mystic River, rear of buildings on High St. before Parkway built.
Mystic River	576		Mystic River, ca 1899. Shown are Foster’s Lumberyard (later municipal parking lot) and offal building for garbage disposal. (Picture number 1 of 3-panel panorama) From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
Mystic River	577		[missing] Mystic River, site of “Ford on the Mystick” in rear of St. Joseph’s Church; see also item #582. (Picture number 2 of panorama? See previous item #576.)
Mystic River	578		[missing] Mystic River looking south from Weir Bridge, West Medford showing workers changing the course of river, ca 1911.
Mystic River	579		Mystic River, explosion as course of river being changed, ca 1911. River used to run nearer to Alewife Brook Parkway.
Mystic River	580		Mystic River, workers changing course of river at Auburn St., 1912.
Mystic River	581		Boy swimming in the Mystic River.
Mystic River	582		Ford at the Mystick, St. Joseph’s Church and Armory in background, view from South St. (see also item #894)
Mystic River	582	a	Postcard. Armory and Catholic Church, view over Mystic River. Published by EH & FA Rugg, Medford. (see also item #894)
Mystic River	583		Mystic River, view from Library on High St., early 1900s.

Pageants			SEE ALSO: CELEBRATIONS, HOUSES-ROYALL, HOUSES-ROYALL PUBS
Pageants	584		Program. “On the Banks of the Mystic, an Historical Festival, 1630-1896, Medford Massachusetts.” (2 copies of cover)
Pageants	585		[no item]
Pageants	586		Program. “The Pageant of the Royall House. Medford, Massachusetts. June 2, 3, 4, 1915.” (same image as items #587, 591)
Pageants	587		Page from book. Pageant of the Royall House, June, 1915. Text describing pageant on reverse side. (same image as items #586, 591)
Pageants	588		Pageant of the Royall House, 1915, dancers outdoors at rear doorway. Photo by Tinkham, Jeweler, Medford, Massachusetts.
Pageants	589		Pageant of the Royall House, 1915, scene of women working outdoors at rear door.
Pageants	590		Pageant of the Royall House, 1915, dancer at rear door and Slave Quarters in background.
Pageants	591		Postcard. Pageant of the Royall House, 1915. Drawing and descriptive text. (same image as program; see items #586, 587) (2 copies)
Pageants	592		Postcard. Pageant of the Royall House, 1915. Actors outdoors at rear of house and next to Slave Quarters.
Pageants	593		Postcard. Pageant of the Royall House, 1915. Actors and actresses dancing in Colonial dress.
Pageants	594		Postcard. Pageant of the Royall House, 1915. Actresses dancing.
Pageants	595		Postcard. Pageant of the Royall House, 1915. Man and woman in Colonial dress by rear door.
Pageants	596		Postcard. Pageant of the Royall House, 1915. Actors in blackface.
Pageants	597		Postcard. Pageant of the Royall House, 1915. Two actors on horseback.
Pageants	598		Royall House pageant, 1932. Group outdoors in Colonial dress, with harp. Notation on reverse side: C E Olsen, 43 Ashland St., Medford.
Pageants	599		Royall House pageant, 1932. Group of older women in Colonial dress standing beside house. Notation on reverse side: C E Olsen, 43 Ashland St., Medford.
Pageants	600		Royall House pageant, 1932. Group of five in Colonial dress beside house. Notation on reverse side: C E Olsen, 43 Ashland St., Medford.
Pageants	601		Royall House pageant, 1932. Group of women in Colonial dress, at work. Notation on reverse side: C E Olsen, 43 Ashland St., Medford.
Pageants	602		Royall House pageant, 1932. Group of adults and children in Colonial dress, beside door. Notation on reverse side: C E Olsen, 43 Ashland St., Medford.
Pageants	603		Royall House pageant, 1932. Group of young women in Colonial dress, bushes behind. Notation on reverse side: C E Olsen, 43 Ashland St., Medford.
Pageants	604		Lois Hahn, Corresponding Secretary for Royall House, greeting visitors on west façade, 1974. On reverse, newspaper clipping with picture about Royall portrait on exibit at Harvard University’s Langdell Hall. Medford Daily Mercury, August 30, 1973(?).

			SEE ALSO: VIEWS
Parks	605		Magoun Park, Pembroke St. entrance.
Parks	606		Entrance to Magoun Park, Pembroke St.
Parks	607		Magoun Park from Thatcher St.
Parks	607	a	Magoun Park, winter scene.
Parks	608		Logan Grove.
Parks	609		Metropolitan Park Commission, opposite Sandy Beach. Battery House with park police officer McCloud and bicycle, July 31, 1910.
Parks	609	a	Brooks Park, off Main St. June 4, 1899. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.

Police	610		Page from book. Composite of 5 photos of public buildings including Police, Fire, Library, City Hall, Magoun residence. 1890? (see also City Hall, Fires, Houses-Magoun, Library)
Police	611		Page from book. Police Headquarters, with horse-drawn wagon, ca 1890.
Police	612		Police Headquarters, corner Swan and Main Sts., ca 1890.
Police	613		Group photo of police officers in front of new City Hall.
Police	613	a	Unidentified police officer with boys in background. Ca 1900? (2 copies; one is mirror image of the other)

Portrait-Composite	614		Page from book. Six Civil War-era military portraits of “F Company”: Felch, Fiske, Sampson, Woodbury, Gardiner, Hunt.
Portrait-Composite	615		Page from book. Six Civil War-era military portraits of “K Company (Old)”: Bartel, Belcher, Bacon, Blaisdell, Hawes, Welch.
Portrait-Composite	616	a	Photocopy of page from book. General Samuel C. Lawrence, portrait and text (continued next item #616b). From Historic Medford 1630-1904.
Portrait-Composite	616	b	Photocopy of page from book. General Samuel C. Lawrence, continuation of text from previous item (# 616a) and picture of Royall House. From Historic Medford 1630-1904.
Portrait-Composite	617		[no item]
Portrait-Composite	618		Photocopy of page from book. General John Brooks and Peter C. Brooks, with picutre of Craddock-Peter Tufts house (“Old Fort”) and text about Lawrence Light Guard.
Portrait-Composite	619		Photocopy of page from book. Hon. Charles S. Baxter, Mayor of Medford, portrait and text.

Portrait-Composite	620		Page from book. Portraits and text from: Medford, Past and Present. Captain George L. Goodale, A.M. Stickney. On reverse: Ella Prescott Fuller and photo of Prividence Spring.
Portrait-Composite	621		Page from book. Portraits and text from: Medford, Past and Present. Ellen M. Gill. On reverse: Sarah E. Fuller.
Portrait-Composite	622		Page from book. Portraits and text from: Medford, Past and Present. Hetty Fulton Wait. On reverse: Sarah Warner Brooks at “The Lilacs,” West Medford.
Portrait-Composite	623		Page from book. Portraits and text from: Medford, Past and Present. George S. Delano. Text on reverse side.
Portrait-Composite	624		Page from book. Portraits and text from: Medford, Past and Present. Daniel A. Gleason. On reverse: Charles B. Buss.
Portrait-Composite	625		Page from book. Portraits and text from: Medford, Past and Present. His Honor, Mayor Dwyer. On reverse: Edward W. Hayes, City Collector and James B. Simpson, City Messenger.
Portrait-Composite	626		Page from book. Portraits and text from: Medford, Past and Present. Lewis H. Lovering, Honorable William B. Lawrence. On reverse: J. Gilman Waite.
Portrait-Composite	627		Page from book. Portraits and text from: Medford, Past and Present. M.E. Munro, Edward E. Elder. On reverse: Ernest B. Moore, David H. Brown, photo of residence of N.P. Hallowell.
Portrait-Composite	628		Page from book. Portraits and text from: Medford, Past and Present. Benjamin F. Haines, William Leavens. On reverse: William M. Cudworth, Eleazar Boynton, Charles B. Dunham.
Portrait-Composite	629		Page from book. Portraits and text from: Medford, Past and Present. Moses C. Vinal, Edward P. Boynton and photo of his residence, Alderman Henry Sterling. On reverse: Will C. Eddy, Philip Scott, Lorenzo P. Benet, Alderman Harry Highly, Charles B. Gleason.
Portrait-Composite	630		Page from book. Portraits and text from: Medford, Past and Present. W. Arthur Jones, Chester J. Pike, Edward W. Teele. On reverse: Edmund T. Hastings, George Hervey, Francis E. Foster, Nathaniel P. Ames.
Portrait-Composite	631		Page from book. Portraits and text from: Medford, Past and Present. Dudley C. Hall, Edmund H. Pennell, Horatio N. Peak. On reverse: Edward J. Gaffey, Charles W. Smith, Winslow Joyce.
Portrait-Composite	632		Page from book. Portraits and text from: Medford, Past and Present. Walter F. Cushing, Julius A. Zinn; also photos of residences of Charles A. Record (121 Otis St.) and Frederick B. Furbish. On reverse: Irwin O. Wright, Amos M. Roberts, Frank E. Chandler; also photo of residence of Shepard Brooks on Grove St.
Portrait-Composite	633		Page from book. Portraits and text from: Medford, Past and Present. Wilton B. Fay and photo of his residence, “Ridgeholm.” On reverse: David R. Harvey and photo of his residence, Richard Gibson.
Portrait-Composite	634		Page from book. Portraits and text from: Medford, Past and Present. John H. Byron; also photos of residences of W.T. Jenney and H.R. Leighton (High St.). On reverse: George W. Hersey, William Edgar Crosby, Captain Henry W. Pitman.
Portrait-Composite	635		Page from book. Portraits and text from: Medford, Past and Present. Reverend George M. Butler. On reverse: Reverend F.I. Paradise.

Portrait-Composite	636		Page from book. Portraits of members of “committees”: Eddy (publishing), Crosby (music), (treasurer), Dunham (decorations), Means (printing). (6 copies)
Portrait-Composite	637		Page from book. Portraits of “Banquet Committee”: Hallowell (toastmaster), Leavens, Loomis (chairman), Moore (secretary and treasurer), Boynton. (5 copies)
Portrait-Composite	638		Page from book. Portraits of “ministers who observed anniversary”: Eaton (First Universalist), Levy (First Baptist), Butler (Mystic Congregational), Klyne (West Medford Trinity M.E.), Yorke (West Medford Congregational). (6 copies)
Portrait-Composite	639		Page from book. Portraits of members of “committees”: Byram (press), Morss (school exercises), Lawrence (executive, literary), Pennell (printing), Fenton (historic exhibit and loan). (5 copies)
Portrait-Composite	640		Page from book. Portraits of members of “committees” (executive and finance): Fay, Teele, Lovering, Brewer, Teel. (6 copies)
Portrait-Composite	641		Page from book. Portraits of “Group of Educators”: Dame, Wait, Cummings, Morrison, Sawyer. (6 copies)
Portrait-Composite	642		Page from book. Portraits: Daniel W. Lawrence, Benjamin C. Leonard, Eleazer Boynton, Judge Harlow, Daniel A. Gleason. (4 copies)
Portrait-Composite	643		Page from book. Portraits of “Medford Historians”: Helen Tilden Wild, Moses Whitcher Mann, Rev. Charles Brooks, James M. Usher, Elizur Wright. (4 copies)
Portrait-Composite	644		Page from book. Portraits of members of “committees”: Gleason (odist), Wait (literary), Boynton (orator), Lewis (music), DeLong (literary, executive). (4 copies)
Portrait-Composite	645		Page from book. Portraits of members of “committees”: Harvey (hospitality), Joyce (invitations), Baxter (athletics), Enwright (executive), Brown (athletics). (6 copies)
Portrait-Composite	646		Page from book. Portraits of “Military Group”: Ryder, Currier, Hutchins, Law, Whitney. (5 copies)
Portrait-Composite	647		Page from book. Portraits of “Medford Ship-Builders”: Foster, Waterman, Magoun, Curtis, Cudworth. (3 copies)
Portrait-Composite	647	a	Group photo of young men and women. June, 1889.
Portrait-Composite	647	b	Page from book. Portrait of Royall family. Painting by Robert Feke.

Portraits A-D	648		Leontine “Leo” Barros, veteran and athlete. Photo and bio mounted on board. Probably 1970s.
Portraits A-D	649		Engraving. H. Ballou. By H.W. Smith sc and J.H. Daniels, printer. (6 copies)
Portraits A-D	650		Page from book. Rev. E. Stewart Best, Methodist pastor. Also pictures of Wesley’s Bible. Printed March, 1923.
Portraits A-D	651		Page from book. Nehemiah Boynton, “Minister-at-Large,” 1856-1933.
Portraits A-D	652		Miss Grace Boynton, missionary and author.
Portraits A-D	653		Program. Hon. Clifford M. Brewer. Four-page program for banquet in his honor, January 18, 1911.
Portraits A-D	654		David Brickman, editor of Medford Daily Mercury.
Portraits A-D	655		Page from book. Rev. Charles Brooks (1795-1872). Painting by Frothingham, 1825.
Portraits A-D	656		Engraving. Charles Brooks. Engraving by J.C. Buttre for Biographical Studies of Eminent Americans. (same image as item# 657)
Portraits A-D	657		Engraving. Charles Brooks. Printed by Wilson and Daniels. (same image as item #656) (5 copies)
Portraits A-D	658		Page from book. Charles Brooks. (5 copies)
Portraits A-D	659		Page from book. (Major General) John Brooks. By Stuart. (5 copies)
Portraits A-D	660		Page from book. (Gov.) John Brooks (1752-1825) (6 copies)
Portraits A-D	661		Page from book. (Dr.) John Brooks. (same image as item #664) (5 copies, differences in captions; one copy is page from festival program with text on reverse side for “On the Banks of the Mystic,” 1896)
Portraits A-D	662		[no item]
Portraits A-D	663		[no item]
Portraits A-D	664		Engraving. John Brooks. By R.E. Babson and J. Andrews, also Frothingham. (same image as item #661) (5 copies)
Portraits A-D	665		Judge and Mrs. (Susan Hallowell) Lawrence G. Brooks. Photo and bio mounted on board. Probably 1970s.
Portraits A-D	666		Page from book. Maria Gowen Brooks. (2 copies)
Portraits A-D	667		Engraving. Peter Chardon Brooks, 2nd, 1798-1880. By F.T. Stuart, Boston. (6 copies)
Portraits A-D	668		Page from book. David H. Brown, president, Medford Historical Society. (7 copies)
Portraits A-D	669		Campaign card. Alderman John H. Burke. Campaign advertisement for mayoral election, 1931, on reverse side.
Portraits A-D	670		Page from book. Medford, Past and Present. Elmer H. Capen, LLD, president of Tufts College 1875-1905. Barnum Museum, photos and text, on reverse.
Portraits A-D	671		Newspaper clipping. (Alderman) John C. Carr “opens mayoralty campaign.”
Portraits A-D	672		Newspaper clipping. (Mayor) John J. Carr at inauguration, with his mother, Mrs. Bridget Carr.
Portraits A-D	673		Page from book. Lydia Marie Child. (5 copies)
Portraits A-D	674		Page from book. Lydia Marie Child at the age of 20. Oil painting. (2 copies)
Portraits A-D	675		Newspaper clipping. Richard B. Coolidge, ex-mayor of Medford and president of First National Bank. May 25, 1934.
Portraits A-D	676		Charles Cummings. By Heliotype Printing Co., Boston. (6 copies)
Portraits A-D	677		Page from book. James O. Curtis, shipbuilder.
Portraits A-D	678		Page from book. Lorin Low Dame.
Portraits A-D	679		Mrs. Harriet Darden, nurse. Photo and bio mounted on board. Probably 1970s.
Portraits A-D	680		Page from book. George S. Delano.
Portraits A-D	681		Campaign card. Michael F. Dwyer. December 13, 1904 election.
Portraits A-D	682		Hon. Richard F. Dwyer, Mayor 1905-6. (6 copies)

Portraits E-L	683		Alonzo Fields, White House butler to four presidents. Photo and bio mounted on board. Probably 1970s.
Portraits E-L	684		Page from book. Joshua T. Foster. (6 copies)
Portraits E-L	685		Brochure. Promotion for book “Democracy’s Negroes,” by Arthur Furr.
Portraits E-L	686		Engraving. Thomas A. Goddard, by E.W. Smith. (4 copies)
Portraits E-L	687		Engraving. Dudley Hall, 1780-1868. (5 copies)
Portraits E-L	687	a	Hallowell, Norwood P., Colonel, of 54th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment. Ca 1860s. Photograph from Massachusetts Historical Society, Boston, MA.
Portraits E-L	688		Page from book. John H. Hooper, historian. (6 copies)
Portraits E-L	689		Page from book. Photos and text (both sides) of Captain Hutchins, also Captain J.C.D. Clark. From Medford, Past and Present.
Portraits E-L	690		Newspaper clipping. Mayor-elect John J. Irwin, also election results and photos of aldermen-elect: Prior, Hassett, Prescott, Callahan, Gibbons, Bonney, Twombley. Medford Weekly News, November 9, 1933.
Portraits E-L	691		Newspaper clipping. Mayor John J. Irwin.
Portraits E-L	692		Newspaper clipping. “Banquet to Medford’s Mayor,” pictures Mayor John J. Irwin, Mary Irwin, Mrs. Irwin, Thomas M. Connell. Boston Post, January 16, 1936.
Portraits E-L	693		Newspaper clipping. “Keys of Garage to Mayor,” pictures Mayor John J. Irwin; also engineers Leary, Gillis, Delaney, Nicholson. September 3, 1937.
Portraits E-L	694		Miss Jerguson. Photo by J. Abresk(?), N.Y.
Portraits E-L	695		Madeline Dugger Kelley, local citizen. Photo and bio mounted on board. Probably 1970s.
Portraits E-L	696		Page from book. Daniel Lawrence, text on both sides. From Medford, Past and Present.
Portraits E-L	697		Samuel C. Lawrence, first mayor of Medford. By Marshall, Boston. (same image as 698) (3 copies)
Portraits E-L	698		Page from book. Samuel C. Lawrence. (same image as item 697)
Portraits E-L	699		Magazine. Article about Samuel Crocker Lawrence. Trowel, Grand Lodge of Masons in Massachusetts, Spring, 1993.
Portraits E-L	700		[missing] Bust of Mary Livermore.
Portraits E-L	701		Engraving. Judah Loring, 1809-1857. By F.T. Stuart, Boston. (5 copies)
Portraits E-L	702		Frank W. Lovering, historian. Photo and bio mounted on board. Probably 1970s.

Portraits M-R	703		Engraving. Thatcher Magoun, Sr., 1775-1858, builder of Mansion House (Medford’s first public library). (6 copies; same image as item #704))
Portraits M-R	704		Page from book. Thatcher Magoun, Sr., “the pioneer shipbuilder of Medford.” (same image as item #703)
Portraits M-R	705		Engraving. Thatcher Magoun, Jr., 1808-1883, donor of the Mansion House. (4 copies)
Portraits M-R	706		Page from book. George W. McCoy. Text on reverse is campaign material for unnamed candidate.
Portraits M-R	707		Herman Mills, in Civil War military dress.
Portraits M-R	708		Herman Mills, Co. M 1st Mass. Cav. Died at Beaufort, SC, April 9, 1864. (see also item #730, Preston Wood)
Portraits M-R	709		Page from book. Benjamin F. Morrison.
Portraits M-R	710		Mrs. Muriel (Earhart) Morrisey, author of “Courage is the Price,” biography of her sister Amelia Earhart. Photo and bio mounted on board. Probably 1970s.
Portraits M-R	711		Page from book. Drawing of Rev. David Osgood, minister of First Parish Church. (5 copies)
Portraits M-R	712		John Pearl, family businessman. Photo and bio mounted on board. Probably 1970s.
Portraits M-R	713		Rev. Dr. Oscar G. Phillips, minister of Shiloh Baptist Church. Photo and bio mounted on board. Probably 1970s.
Portraits M-R	714		Page from book. John Pierpont, Rev. Unitarian minister and abolitionist.
Portraits M-R	715		Newspaper clipping. Ruth Posselt, violinist, returning from European tour. October 25, 1936; probably Boston Herald.
Portraits M-R	716		Ruth Posselt in pose with violin.
Portraits M-R	717		Robert Rhone, businessman and “Father of Medford tennis.” Photo and bio mounted on board. Probably 1970s.

Portraits S-Z	718		Page from book. Susanna Rowson. Unrelated local history text on reverse.
Portraits S-Z	719		[no item]
Portraits S-Z	720		Benjamin H. Sampson, Fire Chief.
Portraits S-Z	721		Engraving. George L. Stearns. (4 copies)
Portraits S-Z	722		Page from book. Dr. Daniel Swan.
Portraits S-Z	722	a	Newspaper article. “James G. Swan Played Big Role in State.” Tacoma Sunday Ledger-News Tribune, Tacoma Washington, March 25, 1951.
Portraits S-Z	723		Page from book. Abraham Touro, an early resident. Painting by Gilbert Stuart, notation that it was owned by Dr. I.M. Cline, New Orleans. Unrelated local historical text on reverse.
Portraits S-Z	724		Page from book. Charles Tufts. Photograph by A. Merrill Titus from painting on glass in Tufts President’s office.
Portraits S-Z	725		Rev. Ebenezer Turrell, of First Parish, November 1724-1778. Photograph of painting. (same image as item #726)
Portraits S-Z	726		Page from book. Rev. Ebenezer Turell. Etching, same image as item #725. (5 copies)
Portraits S-Z	727		Page from book. James M. Usher, historian. (3 copies)
Portraits S-Z	728		James M. Usher.
Portraits S-Z	729		Page from book. John White. (5 copies)
Portraits S-Z	730		Preston Wood, Co. L 1st Mass. Cav. Died at Beaufort, SC, September 9, 1862. (see also item #708, Herman Mills)
Portraits S-Z	731		Page from book. Elizur Wright, abolitionist, editor, established Fells and Wright’s Pond.

Portraits-Earhart			[folder missing]

Portraits-Chevalier	740		[missing] Godfrey de Courcelles Chevalier, Lieutenant, US Navy. Photo with signature, 1889-1922.
Portraits-Chevalier	741		Page from book. Godfrey Chevalier, war record. From booklet called Godfrey Chevalier Memorial, Medford Historical Register, March 7, 1940. (both sides)
Portraits-Chevalier	742		Page from book. Godfrey Chevalier, portrait of pioneer naval fliers; on reverse: photo of type of plane in which Chevalier crashed, “Official Photograph, US Navy.” From booklet called Godfrey Chevalier Memorial, Medford Historical Register, March 7, 1940.
Portraits-Chevalier	743		Page from book. Godfrey Chevalier, photo of USS New Hampshire, “Official Photograph, US Navy.” From booklet called Godfrey Chevalier Memorial, Medford Historical Register, March 7, 1940.
Portraits-Chevalier	744		Page from book. Godfrey Chevalier, photo of USS USS Langley, first airplane carrier. Chevalier was first man to land on her deck. “Official Photograph, US Navy.” From booklet called Godfrey Chevalier Memorial, Medford Historical Register, March 7, 1940.
Portraits-Chevalier	745		Page from book. Godfrey Chevalier. Two photos: Towers and Chevalier in Navy’s first “F” boat; Early type of Navy plane. “Official Photograph, US Navy.” From booklet called Godfrey Chevalier Memorial, Medford Historical Register, March 7, 1940.
Portraits-Chevalier	746		Page from book. Godfrey Chevalier, photos of distinguished service medals and text of citations. From booklet called Godfrey Chevalier Memorial, Medford Historical Register, March 7, 1940.
Portraits-Chevalier	747		Page from book. Godfrey Chevalier, photo of Chevalier Auditorium from the stage. On reverse: photo of memorial tablet at right of stage. From booklet called Godfrey Chevalier Memorial, Medford Historical Register, March 7, 1940.
Portraits-Chevalier	748		Page from book. Godfrey Chevalier, photo of stage of Chevalier Auditorium. On reverse: photo of memorial tablet at left of stage. From booklet called Godfrey Chevalier Memorial, Medford Historical Register, March 7, 1940.

PUBLIC LIBRARY			SEE ALSO: HOUSES, PORTRAITS
Pub Library Old Ext	749		Postcards and program, mounted on paper. Old public library (Magoun mansion), High St. Three views: one postcard shows children’s library, ca 1912 (same as item #760); another postcard shows stacks building; program is for Centenary celebration, held December 8, 1935 (same image as item #753 and probably #750).
Pub Library Old Ext	750		Etching. Old public library (Magoun mansion). By Emilius R. Ciampa, 1935. (probably from photo, item #753)
Pub Library Old Ext	750	a	Engraving. Old public library (Magoun mansion). By F.T. Stuart, O.R. Wilkinson (dag.), A.L. Rawson (del.).
Pub Library Old Ext	751		Page from book, etching. Old public library (Magoun mansion). By Copeland (del.). (3 copies)
Pub Library Old Ext	752		Page from book, etching. Old public library (Magoun mansion) in 1896, before brick stacks building added in 1897. (5 copies; one may be original drawing)
Pub Library Old Ext	753		Old public library (Magoun mansion), 1896. (Same image as printed program in item #749, probably also item #750)
Pub Library Old Ext	754		Old public library (Magoun mansion). Photo by E.B. Dennison, 29 Capen St. August 17, 1896.
Pub Library Old Ext	755		Old public library (Magoun mansion) ca 1884-1890. From the Medford Historical Society Collection of Glass Plates, reprinted 1976.
Pub Library Old Ext	756		Old public library (Magoun mansion), view with shade trees. (2 copies)
Pub Library Old Ext	757		Page from book. Old public library (Magoun mansion), showing stacks building, 1897. Local advertisements on reverse. (3 copies)
Pub Library Old Ext	758		Old public library (Magoun mansion), front/side view from right.
Pub Library Old Ext	759		Old public library (Magoun mansion) and children’s library, front/side view from left.
Pub Library Old Ext	760		Old public library (Magoun mansion) and children’s library, ca 1912. (2 copies) (same as postcard in item #749)
Pub Library Old Ext	761		Page from book and photograph. Old public library (Magoun mansion) with stacks building and children’s library, 1897. Photo by Treadwell. (3 copies: 2 are pages, one is mounted photograph).
Pub Library Old Ext	762		Old public library (Magoun mansion). Front/side view form right. By Nutting.
Pub Library Old Ext	763		Page from book. Old public library (Magoun mansion), historical text on reverse “Out of These Roots,” by Frank W. Lovering.
Pub Library Old Ext	764		Old public library (Magoun mansion), 1935. Front/side view from left (vertical).
Pub Library Old Ext	765		Old public library (Magoun mansion), 1935. Front/side view w/ stacks building.
Pub Library Old Ext	766		Postcard, tinted. Old public library (Magoun mansion). Published by W.G. Howard, Medford.
Pub Library Old Ext	767		Postcard. Old public library (Magoun mansion), front entrance. Published by Thomson & Thomson, Boston. (20 copies)
Pub Library Old Ext	767	a	Woman with dogs. At library? Ca 1900?

Pub Library Old Int	768		Old public library (Magoun mansion) interior, stairway down to Magoun Room. Negative by Will C. Eddy, Medford.
Pub Library Old Int	769	a	Old public library (Magoun mansion) interior, original stairway (later removed). Negative by Will C. Eddy, Medford. (same image as item #769b)
Pub Library Old Int	769	b	Page from book. Old public library (Magoun mansion) interior, original stairway (later removed). Negative by Will C. Eddy, Medford. (Same image as item #769a) (5 copies; one includes photo of stairway in Royall House)
Pub Library Old Int	770		Old public library (Magoun mansion) interior, reading room with children and adults seated.
Pub Library Old Int	771		Old public library (Magoun mansion) interior, reference room, opened 1895 when stacks built. Shows women reading. Stamped on reverse: Geo. W. Persey(?), 47 Magoun Ave., Medford. (2 copies)
Pub Library Old Int	772		Old public library (Magoun mansion) interior, West Room, ca 1875. Notation dated 1935 that it was by then called the Magoun Room. (2 copies)
Pub Library Old Int	773		Old public library (Magoun mansion) interior, circulation desk and stacks, 1875. Notation dated 1950 that it was by then the front of the reference room. Also noted that it was called the Lointer(?) Parlor when Thatcher Magoun, Sr. livved there. One copy is mounted, by Treadwell, Medford. (3 copies)
Pub Library Old Int	774		Old public library (Magoun mansion) interior, stacks, 1907-8.
Pub Library Old Int	775		Old public library (Magoun mansion) interior. Stacks, added 1895-7. Shows adults and children. (2 copies)
Pub Library Old Int	776		Old public library (Magoun mansion) interior, wallpapered room with oval table.
Pub Library Old Int	777		Old public library (Magoun mansion) interior, 1950. Librarian at desk with children.
Pub Library Old Int	778		Old public library (Magoun mansion) interior, 1939. Helen G. Forsyth, ass’t librarian. By William D. Tamberg, Commerical-Press Photography, 92 Wason St., Medford.
Pub Library Old Int	778	a	Old public library (Magoun mansion) interior, 1939. Catalog room. Elizabeth Howell, cataloger; Geraldine Howard, Wellington Branch librarian; NYA assistant. By William D. Tamberg, Commerical-Press Photography, 92 Wason St., Medford.
Pub Library Old Int	779		Old public library (Magoun mansion) interior, 1952. Marguerite T. Bartlett, ass’t librarian and Helen G. Forsyth, librarian.
Pub Library Old Int	780		Old public library (Magoun mansion) interior, children’s building. Children reading at round tables.
Pub Library Old Int	781		Old Public library (Magoun Mansion) interior, Children’s Library, 1912. Mary Clark, librarian.
Pub Library Old Int	781	a	Miss Mary Davis. Library director before Miss Forsyth. Lived to be 100 years old.
Pub Library Old Int	782		Page from book. Old public library (Magoun mansion) interior, ca 1895, stacks.
Pub Library Old Int	783		Old public library (Magoun mansion) interior, children’s building, 1912. Exhibit of dolls for Children’s Book Week: Little Lame Prince, brownie, Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm, Alice in Wonderland, Heidi.
Pub Library Old Int	784		Old public library (Magoun mansion) interior, children’s building, 1912. Exhibit of dolls for Children’s Book Week: Little Women, David Copperfield and his mother, Tiny Tim, Hans Brinker.

Pub Library Branch	785		Public Library, West Medford branch, V. Kathleen James, branch librarian (in rear) and Priscilla Ryder, ass’t (stamping books). By William D. Tamberg, Commerical-Press Photography, 92 Wason St., Medford.
Pub Library Branch	786		Public Library, West Medford branch, 8 Harvard Ave (Wilbur Block). Fire damage on February 13, 1950, when building was destroyed. Notation that Margaret Cronin was branch librarian. Photo from City of Medford Police Dept., taken by Todd, February 17, 1950.
Pub Library Branch	787		Public Library, West Medford branch. Fire damage on February 13, 1950 (chair in foreground). Photo from City of Medford Police Dept., taken by Todd, February 17, 1950.
Pub Library Branch	788		Public Library, West Medford branch. Fire damage on February 13, 1950 (overturned table in foreground). Photo from City of Medford Police Dept., taken by Todd, February 17, 1950.
Pub Library Branch	789		Public Library, West Medford branch. Fire damage on February 13, 1950 (desk in center). Photo from City of Medford Police Dept., taken by Todd, February 17, 1950.
Pub Library Branch	790		Public Library, East branch, Salem St. Harriet Bryden (at desk), also children and Christmas tree.
Pub Library Branch	791		Public Library, East branch, children in winter clothes.
Pub Library Branch	792		Public Library, East branch, children and shelves in foreground.
Pub Library Branch	793		Public Library, West branch, 4 views (both sides) showing deposit station vehicle, 1950.
Pub Library Branch	793	a	Public Library, West branch. Deposit station vehicle at West Medford railroad station, summer 1950.
Pub Library Branch	794		Public Library, Hospital branch. Dwight Davis Studio, 11 Salem St., Medford 55.
Pub Library Branch	795		Public Library, Fulton branch, 689 Fellsway W.
Pub Library Branch	795	a	Public Library, Wellington branch, Osgood School, 96 Third St. (from 1929).
Pub Library Branch	795	b	Public Library, East branch, 370 Salem St. (from 1929).
Pub Library Branch	795	c	Public Library, South Medford branch, 163 Harvard St. (from 1929).
Pub Library Branch	795	d	Public Library, F.M. Coldrick library deposit, 65 Winthrop St., Medford Hillside. Gives circulation figures for 1932, 1933.
Pub Library Branch	795	e	Public Library, J.C. Wilber library deposit, 488 High St., W.Medford. Gives circulation figures for 1932, 1933.
Pub Library Branch	795	f	Newspaper clipping. Opening of South Medford Branch at Lincoln School. Picture of Kiely sisters and librarian Mrs. Edna Quinton. Medford Mercury, December 10, 1962. Dwight Davis Newsphoto.

Pub Library Celeb	796		Printed prgram. Public Library, Centenary Program: The Building of the House, 1835-1935. (2 copies)
Pub Library Celeb	797		Public Library, Mansion House Jubilee (Magoun Mansion), June 22, 1950. Public gathered on front steps.
Pub Library Celeb	798		Public Library, Mansion House Jubilee (Magoun Mansion), June 22, 1950. Judge Lawrence Brooks, speaking. Also present: Mrs. Gray Farncis; Frances Whitten, architect; John O’Loughlin, trustee; Dr. Roger Etz, trustee; Mr. Shurtliff (Surtleff?), city manager. (2 copies)
Pub Library Celeb	799		Public Library, Mansion House Jubilee (Magoun Mansion), June 22, 1950. Medford High School A Cappella Choir.
Pub Library Celeb	800		Public Library, Mansion House Jubilee (Magoun Mansion), June 22, 1950. Eleanor Coy.
Pub Library Celeb	801		Public Library, Mansion House Jubilee (Magoun Mansion), June 22, 1950. Mary H. Davis, librarian; Anne O’Loughlin, jr. asst.; Winona LoGrasso, cataloger; Marguerite T. Bartlett, ref. Librarian. By Boston Post photographer. (2 copies)
Pub Library Celeb	802		Souvenir booklet. Medford Public Library Centennial, 1856-1956. October 17, 1956.
Pub Library Celeb	803		Speakers at Public Library Centennial evening program, July 26, 1956. James F. Shurtleff (Shurtliff?), city manager; Judge Lawrence G. Brooks; Alfred Pompeo, mayor. Dwight Davis Studio, 131 Salem St., Medford 55.
Pub Library Celeb	804		Demolition of Public Library (Magoun Mansion). Photo by Dwight Davis.
Pub Library Celeb	805		Miss Helen Forsyth, library director, with two women. Poster celebrating library’s 100th anniversary. Probably 1956.
Pub Library Celeb	806		Library trustees chatting. (L-R) Forsyth, unknown, Flint, unknown, O’Loughlin, Clarkson.

Railroads			SEE ALSO: TRANSPORTATION, STREETS
Railroads	807		Page from book. Etching of Boston and Maine Railroad Station, 1847. (4 copies)
Railroads	808		Page from book. Etching of Boston and Lowell Railroad Station, 1851. (6 copies)
Railroads	809	a	Page from book. West Medford Railway Stations, “1885, 1881.” (same image as item #809b)
Railroads	809	b	New Railroad Station (West Medford). (same image as item #809a)
Railroads	810		Page from book. Etching of Boston and Lowell Railroad Station, 1885. (7 copies)
Railroads	811		Weathervane for 71 years on railroad station in West Medford, later moved to Ford Museum, Dearborn, Michigan. Photo from Frank Lovering, 3 Lovering Rd., Medford.
Railroads	812		West Medford Depot, High Street.
Railroads	812	a	Old West Meford Railroad Station. Later moved to High St. where early telephone was installed between station and S.S. Holton’s stable.
Railroads	813		Page from book. Etching of Boston and Maine Railroad Station, 1886. 7 copies)
Railroads	814		[missing] College Hill railroad station, ca 1900.
Railroads	815		Park St. railroad depot, Washington St. Park St. bridge in background. View form Pembroke St. bridge, ca 1905.
Railroads	816		Park St. depot, Magoun Ave., ca 1915.
Railroads	817		Park Street Railroad Station, Magoun Ave. view.
Railroads	818		Newspaper clipping. “Petition For Abandonment of Park Street Railroad Station.”
Railroads	809		Old Stoneham Branch Railroad, Medford (railroad bed?), April 30, 1934. In background is later to become Woodside Rd.
Railroads	820		Photocopy of map. Plan and Profile of the Boston and Lowell Railroad. Drawn by Henry C. Waters, April, 1836. Traced in 1902 from original plan, in posession of C.T. Jackson, great-grandson of builder of the railroad. (note: scanned image is partial)

Schools	821		Page from book, engraving. Brooks School House.
Schools	822		[missing] Brooks School House.
Schools	823		[missing] Brooks School House being dismantled.
Schools	824		Page from book. Five Medford Schools: Washington, Franklin, Lincoln, Brooks, High School. (2 copies? one missing)
Schools	825		[missing] Etching. Brooks School.
Schools	826	a	Lorin Dame School.
Schools	826	b	Lorin Dame School, George St.
Schools	827		Franklin School, corner of Central Ave., Farragut, and Sheridan Ave.
Schools	828		Page from book, drawing. Hillside Schoolhouse before 1929.
Schools	829		Hillside Schoolhouse, Boston Ave. side. Taken September 19, 1875 in the year it was built. Abandoned in 1929 and rebuilt on Capen St.
Schools	830		Newspaper clipping. Hillside School. “Medford Hillside Completes new Schoolhouse,” Capen and Emory Sts., 1929. Drawing of woman on reverse.
Schools	831	a	Page from book. Hall Schoolhouse, corner Harvard Ave. and Sharon St.. Dated 1879 (year built?). (same image as item #831b)
Schools	831	b	Page from book. Hall Schoolhouse. (same image as item #831a)
Schools	832		Page from book, drawing. Proposed James School building, architects Wales and Holt. Photo of Lincoln School on reverse.
Schools	833		James School, formerly located at corner of Spring and Bradshaw Sts. Built 1905, razed in 1950s.
Schools	834		Portable Hancock School in foreground, on site of Middlesex Canal. (same as item: Middlesex Canal 541) (2 copies)
Schools	835		Osgood School, Fourth St., Wellingotn section of Medford, 1915.
Schools	835	a	Swan School (old), corner of Park and Washington Sts. With students posed on lawn, ca 1884-1890.
Schools	836		Page from book, etching. Washington School. Text describing schools on reverse.
Schools	837		Washington School, formerly on corner of Cross and Washington Sts. Razed when highway I-93 was built.
Schools	838		Washington School, showing old Methodist Church and house on corner of Washington and Salem Sts.
Schools	839		Page from book, drawing. West End Schoolhouse, Woburn St. Built 1829, removed to Canal St. 1831 or 1832. Destroyed by tornado, August 22, 1851.
Schools	840		Mystic Hall Seminary on Canal St. Originally an almshouse but abandoned in 1828 for new building on Purchase St. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
Schools	841		Cutter House (The College). Riverside Ave., between Pleasant and Cross Sts., later the site of highway I-93. Used in 1822 as first house of worship for Methodist Church. (see also item: Houses 268)
Schools	842		Page from book, drawing. Old Brick Schoolhouse (Medford High School). Located in rear of Unitarian Church. Dates of 1820 and 1843 shown and called the “high school of the last century.” (2 copies; one with photo of Governors Ave. “as it was”).
Schools	843		Page from book, etching. Old Brick Schoolhouse (Medford High School). Inset image: “Ye Medford School Girl of 1820.” (5 copies)
Schools	844		Old Brick Schoolhouse (Medford High School), drawing. (2 copies)
Schools	845		High School (later Center School, 1939), High St. Building later moved a quarter turn to enlarge it. Drawing, called “High School of 1843,” by J.G. Gray.
Schools	846		Page from book. High School (later Center School, 1939), High St. (2 copies)
Schools	847		Page from book, drawing. High School (later Center School, 1939), High St., before 1896. Book pages from History of Medford, p. 405; on reverse is table of facts concerning then-current schools. (3 copies, one is photograph)
Schools	848		High School (later Center School, 1939), High St. Opposite Armory (see also Armory). Notation on reverse: R. Lamme, 253 High St.
Schools	849		High School (later Center School, 1939). Portrait of classes of 1876, -77, -78.
Schools	850		Steroopticon photo. High School (later Center School, 1939), portrait of class of 1859.
Schools	851		Page from book. Medford High School, Forest St. Built 1896, dedicated May 21, 1896. (3 copies; one has architect’s rendering on reverse, by Hartwell and Richardson, Architects, 62 Devonshire St., Boston) (same image as item #851a)
Schools	851	a	Medford High School, Forest St. Newly constructed building, view with tree to the right of it. Mock-up used for item #851 (same image as item #851). By Tradwell, Photographer, Medford. Notation on reverse: General Lawrence.
Schools	852		Medford High School, Forest St. Newly constructed building (no trees in foreground). Probably by Tradwell, Photographer, Medford.
Schools	853		Medford High School, Forest St. Newly constructed building, view from side and showing front. By Tradwell, Photographer, Medford.
Schools	854		Medford High School, Forest St. Newly constructed building, front view with tree in front of it. By Tradwell, Photographer, Medford.
Schools	855		[no item]
Schools	856		Medford High School, Forest St. Newly constructed building, view from side and showing front, construction materials in foreground. Probably by Tradwell, Photographer, Medford.
Schools	857		Page from book. Medford High School, Forest St. Newly constructed building, two trees in foregorund. (2 copies, one has image on reverse of front entry)
Schools	858		Medford High School, Forest St. View from street, ca 1899.
Schools	859		Medford High School, Forest St. View of street with school at left.
Schools	860		Medford High School, Forest St. Side/front view with driveway, 1896?
Schools	861		Medford High School, Forest St. View from street.
Schools	862		[missing] High School baseball team, 1888.
Schools	863		Schoolchildren with names (1970s).
Schools	864		Tufts’ School, three children and dollhouse (1940s?). Dwight Davis Studio, 11 Salem St., Medford 55.
Schools	865		Schoolchildren receiving vaccinations for school from city physician, probably 1940s. Dwight Davis Studio, 11 Salem St., Medford 55.
Schools	866		Children in Wait School summer school program, 1945.

Square, Medford			SEE ALSO: VIEWS, STREETS, HOUSES
Square, Medford	867		Page from book. Painting “Old Square in Medford.”
Square, Medford	868		Page from book. Engraving: “Southern view of Medford” with text, from Barber’s Historical Collections of Massachusetts, 1839. On reverse: historical text on theologian Robert Breck, and Medford history that continues on front. (2 copies)
Square, Medford	868	a	Medford Square, High St., 1839. Mounted photograph. (items #869a-f are same image)
Square, Medford	869	b	Page from book. Medford Square, High St., 1839. On reverse: historical text, advertisement. (items #869a-f are same image) (2 copies)
Square, Medford	869	c	Postcard. Medford Square, High St., 1839. (items #869a-f are same image)
Square, Medford	869	d	Medford Square, High St., 1839. Small photograph, unmounted. (items #869a-f are same image)
Square, Medford	869	e	Medford Square, High St., 1839. Mounted photograph marked Geo. W. Hersey. (items #869a-f are same image)
Square, Medford	869	f	Medford Square, High St., 1839. Unmounted photograph. (items #869a-f are same image)
Square, Medford	869	d	Medford Square, High St., 1839. Small photograph, unmounted.
Square, Medford	870	a	Medford Square, old town pump at Salem St. and Doctors’ Block on Salem St., ca 1870. (Items #870a-c are same image; differing dates and street location) (6 copies; 2 are mounted and one is a gift from Mary E. Leahy, marked Geo. W. Hersey, 47 Magoun Ave.)
Square, Medford	870	b	Page from book. Medford Square, old town pump at Salem St. and Doctors’ Block on Salem St., ca 1870. (3 copies, one marked “Courtesy of Arthur T. Loomis.” (Items #870a-c are same image; differing dates and street location)
Square, Medford	870	c	Postcard. Medford Square, old town pump at Salem St. and Doctors’ Block on Salem St., ca 1870. The Rotograph Co., NY City, #A 2935a. (Items #870a-c are same image; differing dates and street location)
Square, Medford	871		Medford Square, High St., 1860s. (2 copies)
Square, Medford	872		[missing] Medford Square, High St. and St. Joseph’s Church, with Civil War troops, ca 1860. On reverse: Cleopas Johnson and his treasure box.
Square, Medford	873		[no item]
Square, Medford	874		Medford Square, Opera House on High St. (photocopy)
Square, Medford	875		Medford Square, High St., ca 1912. Opera House and Small Block (later Masonic Building). (photocopy; 2 copies)
Square, Medford	876		Cabinet card. Medford Square, mid-1900s. By O.R. Wilkinson, Medford.
Square, Medford	877		Postcard. Medford Square, with streetcar. By The Rotograph Co., N,Y. City (Germany).
Square, Medford	878		Postcard, tinted. Medford Square, High St. Postmarked October 12, 1900. Made in Germany.
Square, Medford	878	a	Postcard, tinted. Medford Square, High St., with horsecart and streetcar. Souvenir Postcard Co., New York; printed in Germany.
Square, Medford	879		Medford Square, High and Forest Sts.
Square, Medford	880		Medford Square toward Salem St. Building on left was Volpe Market, later Nu-Style Cleaners.
Square, Medford	881		Medford Square, High St. with boys playing.
Square, Medford	882		Medford Square, storefronts and building that was Boston and Maine Railroad Station. Tinkham Jeweler and Stetson Insurance shown.
Square, Medford	882	a	Medford Square, looking south on Main St. Shows businesses: Yerxa & Yerxa, Tinkham Jeweler, Fifield Real Estate, grain elevator.
Square, Medford	883		Page from book. Medford Square, 1905.
Square, Medford	884		Medford Square, High St., late 1800s.
Square, Medford	885		Medford Square, Thomas Secomb House.
Square, Medford	886		Medford Square, from High St., September 17, 1:00pm, early 1900s.
Square, Medford	887		Medford Square, Salem St. with Doctors’ Block on right, ca 1912.
Square, Medford	888		Medford Square, old tree on High St., July 31, 1910.
Square, Medford	889		Medford Square, Main St., view from Craddock Bridge, between 1890-1900.
Square, Medford	890		Medford Square, corner Forest and Salem Sts. Known in 1899 as Volpe’s Corner. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
Square, Medford	891		Medford Square, looking across Mystic River at back side of Square, ca 1899. Tall building was Wainwright Mfg. Co. Mystic Valley Parkway was not yet completed on this side of the river. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
Square, Medford	892		Medford Square, north side of High St. near Forest St., ca 1916. City Hall Annex being razed; sign reading “Vote no on Women’s Suffrage.”
Square, Medford	893		Medford Square, High St. ca 1910. Medford Saving’s Bank (razed in 1930), three Hall homes.
Square, Medford	893	a	Medford Square, looking down High St. Ca 1899. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
Square, Medford	894		Page from book. Medford Square, a view from the river. On reverse: same image ae item #870a,b. (see also item #582, 582a) (2 copies)
Square, Medford	895		[missing?]
Square, Medford	896		[no item]
Square, Medford	897		[no item]
Square, Medford	898		[no item]
Square, Medford	899		[no item]
Square, Medford	900		[no item]
Square, Medford	901		Newspaper clipping. Medford Square, view of northerly side of Square in 1915 during demolition, and later in 1955. Historical text on reverse. Medford Daily Mercury, anniversary edition, June 14, 1955.
Square, Medford	902		Newspaper clipping. Medford Square, High St. looking down Riverside Ave. Historical text on reverse. Medford Daily Mercury, anniversary edition, June 14, 1955.
Square, Medford	903		Newspaper clipping. Medford Square, arial view, winter, 1939. Local sports news on reverse.
Square, Medford	904		Medford Square, looking down Main St. toward Craddock Bridge, Medford Optical Shop on right, ca 1960.
Square, Medford	905		Medford Square, tower of Bigelow building.
Square, Medford	905	a	Card. Medford Square, view from above, early evening. Photos by Patty (Saunders?). Ca 2004.
Square, Medford	906		Print of painting. “High Street, Medford, 1860” by Jas. F. Murray.
Square, Medford	907		Print of painting. “Medford Square, 1875” by Jas. F. Murray.
Square, Medford	908		Print of painting. “Sailing vessel at Craddock Bridge, Mystic River, 1899” by Jas. F. Murray.
Square, Medford	909		Print of painting. “Three Masted Schooner and Tugboat on the Mystic River, 1890” by Jas. F. Murray.

Storms	910		Snow scene, path to the left through trees, February 1932. Gift of Mrs. Thorley.
Storms	911		Snow scene, open space and trees, February 1932. Gift of Mrs. Thorley. (3 copies, one is enlargement)
Storms	912		Snow scene, trees, with shadows in foreground, February 1932. Gift of Mrs. Thorley.
Storms	913		Snow scene, path over bridge, February 1932. Gift of Mrs. Thorley.
Storms	914		Snow scene, snow-covered bush, February 1932. Gift of Mrs. Thorley.
Storms	915		Snow scene, path to the right through trees, February 1932. Gift of Mrs. Thorley.
Storms	916		Newspaper clipping. “The Late Tornado” on August 22,1851. Stories on reverse side.
Storms	917		Snow scene, tree-line street with cars, February 1932. Gift of Mrs. Thorley.

			SEE ALSO HOUSES
Tide Mills	918		[missing] Wood’s Mill (Old Mill, Tinkham’s Tide Mill) with canoe. (same as item #921?)
Tide Mills	919		Wood’s Mill (Old Mill, Tinkham’s Tide Mill), where Mystic River approaches Mystic Lakes, with kayak.
Tide Mills	920		Wood’s Mill (Old Mill, Tinkham’s Tide Mill). Destroyed by July 4 fire, probably prior to 1892.
Tide Mills	921		Wood’s Mill (Old Mill, Tinkham’s Tide Mill), with canoe.
Tide Mills	922		Engraving. Wood’s Mill (Old Mill, Tinkham’s Tide Mill). On reverse: photograph of tree-lined drive.
Tide Mills	922	a	Page from book. Remains of first grist mill, near Harvard Ave., discovered July, 1911. Also shows “View of Medford, Mass.” from Barber’s Historical Collections of Massachusetts, 1839 (same image as item # 868).

Transportation			SEE ALSO: RAILROADS
Transportation	923		Horse-drawn omnibus, College Ave. at left and Tufts University in background (location later known as Winthrop Circle). Omnibus traveled between Medford Square and West Medford Square. Ca 1870s. (4 copies)
Transportation	924		Old Time high Wheel bicycle, ca 1884-1890. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
Transportation	925		Winthrop Square Horsecar, June 13, 1896.
Transportation	926		[missing] Engraving. The First on Medford Branch Railroad.
Transportation	927		Boston and Maine locomotive, outside Engine House on Riverside Ave. in front of Salem St. graveyard. Ca 1916.

Tufts	928		Magazine. The Tufts College Graduate, January, 1910 (incomplete). Features biography of Charles Tufts by Charles D. Eliot.
Tufts	929		Engraving. Tufts College, ca 1850s. By A.L. Rawson and F.T. Stuart. (3 copies)
Tufts	929	a	Page from book. Tufts College, ca 1850s. (same image as item #929)
Tufts	929	b	Tufts College, ca 1850s. (photograph of the engraving, item #929)
Tufts	930		Tufts College and the Mystic Reservoir; also shows buildings on campus. (2 copies)
Tufts	931		Tufts University as seen from clay pits (later baseball field). Prior to 1900.
Tufts	932		Postcard. Tufts College. By the Rotograph Co., New York City, postcard #A 2946.
Tufts	933		Postcard, tinted. Tufts College, the campus.
Tufts	934		Page from book. Tufts College, Goddard Chapel. Engraving by C. Russell. (4 copies)
Tufts	935		Tufts College. Ballou Hall and Goddard Chapel. Looking up from Professors’ Row.
Tufts	936		Tufts College. Goddard Chapel, Ballou Hall, Goddard Gym.
Tufts	936	a	Tufts College, looking at Goddard Chapel.
Tufts	937		Tufts College, The Goddard Chapel. (2 copies)
Tufts	938		Page from book. Tufts College, Goddard Chapel.
Tufts	939		Page from book. Tufts, Goddard Chapel. Related text on reverse. From “Medford, Past and Present.”
Tufts	940		Postcard. Tufts College, The Chapel (Goddard Chapel). By the Rotograph Co., New York City, postcard #A 2938.
Tufts	941		Postcard. Tufts College, Goddard Chapel. By E.H. and F.A. Rugg, Medford, Mass., postcard #216.
Tufts	942		Tufts College. Goddard Chapel, Main Recitation (Ballou) Hall, Barnum Museum. (2 copies)
Tufts	943		Tufts University, rare photograph of Jumbo being moved into Barnum Museum, 1800s.
Tufts	944		Postcard. Tufts College, (Barnum) Museum, probably rear view. By the Rotograph Co., New York City, postcard #A 2929.
Tufts	945		Page from book. Tufts College, Barnum Museum of Natural History. (4 copies)
Tufts	946		Postcard. Tufts College, Goddard Gymnasium. By E.H. and F.A. Rugg, Medford, Mass., postcard #119.
Tufts	947		Postcard. Tufts College, Robinson Hall. By the Rotograph Co., New York City, postcard #2943.
Tufts	948		Page from book. Tufts College, probably 1896. Metcalf Hall. Related text on reverse.
Tufts	949		Page from book. Tufts College, 1896. Metcalf Hall with tree in front.
Tufts	950		Page from book. Tufts College, 1896. East Hall.
Tufts	951		Page from book. Tufts College, 1896. Middle Hall (later the library).
Tufts	952		Page from book. Tufts College, probably 1896. West Hall.
Tufts	953		Postcard. Tufts College, West Hall. By American Art Postcard Co., Boston, postcard #2644.
Tufts	954		Page from book. Tufts College, West Hall. Related text on reverse.
Tufts	955		Tufts College. West, Middle and East Halls. (2 copies)
Tufts	956		Postcard. Tufts College, Packard Hall and East Hall. By American Art Postcard Co., Boston, postcard #2645.
Tufts	957		Page from book. Tufts College, 1896. Dean Hall and Goddard Gymnasium.
Tufts	958		Page from book. Tufts College, 1896. Theta Delta Chi Charge-House.
Tufts	959		Page from book. Tufts College, 1896. Delta Tau Delta Chapter-House.
Tufts	960		Page from book. Tufts College, 1896. Delta Upsilon Chapter-House.
Tufts	961		Tufts University, Minor Hall.
Tufts	962		Newspaper. Ballou’s Pictorial, featuring Tufts University. October 11, 1856.
Tufts	963		Testing board, EEJ Co., Medford. Probably in a building at Tufts.
Tufts	964		Tufts College, Eaton Library, ca 1912.
Tufts	965		Page from magazine. Tufts College, Home of Dean L.S. McCollister in winter. From “Medford Shows Us the Shades of Night by Camera,” 1929. Photographs by Melville S. Munro. Unrelated text on reverse.
Tufts	966		Page from magazine. Tufts College, Eaton Memorial Library in winter. From “Medford Shows Us the Shades of Night by Camera,” 1929. Photographs by Melville S. Munro. Unrelated text on reverse.
Tufts	967		Page from magazine. Tufts College. Richardson House, Jackson College in winter. From “Medford Shows Us the Shades of Night by Camera,” 1929. Photographs by Melville S. Munro. Unrelated text on reverse.
Tufts	968		Newspaper clipping. Tufts College. Drawing of new home for Tufts’ president Dr. Leonard Carmichael, 1939.
Tufts	969		Newspaper clipping. Tufts College. New president Dr. Leonard Carmichael with acting president George S. Miller, 1939.

Views	970		Painting “Skating at Medford” by Joseph Morviller, 1865. Reproduction from Toledo Museum of Art. Decriptive text on reverse.
Views	971		[missing] Bow St. from Main St. at Winter Hill.
Views	972		View of muddy street and horsecart. By Tradwell, photographer, Medford.
Views	973		[missing] House with workmen laying pipeline; see also item #972.
Views	974		View of wooden barn or warehouse in Medford Square.
Views	975		View of rear of house and fence.
Views	976		[missing] Industrial building, grocery store, Tobin Building.
Views	977		Page from book. View from G.B. Chapin’s cupola, looking towards Tufts College.
Views	978		[missing] View from Hillside looking toward West Medford.
Views	979		[ no item]
Views	980		Page from book. View from Pasture Hill, looking east (not west) toward corner of High and Winthrop Sts. and showing Malden in distance. (2 copies)
Views	981		Page from book. Bird’s-eye view from Pasture Hill, looking east. (2 copies)
Views	982		[no item]
Views	983		Page from book. Medford Pond.
Views	984		Page from book. Bird’s-eye view from Hillside.
Views	985		Page from book. Bird’s-eye view from Hillside looking down South St. (see also next item #985a)
Views	985	a	Same image as previous item #985, with additional information identifying and describing home of Edmund Siske and Wade button factory; South St. later renamed Winthrop St. Photo taken 1885. This copy by E.B. Dennison, 29 Capen St., Medford, June 12, 1937.
Views	986		View from North St. railroad bridge looking east toward Orchard St., Hillside. November 16, 1895.
Views	987		View from Tufts University reservoir toawrd Winthrop Sq., Capen St. in foreground, 1896.
Views	988		Church on Mystic Ave., Somerville, looking from later site of Somerville housing project.
Views	989		View from Bear Hill looking toward Stoneham. Ice house in foreground; appears to have been a quarry.
Views	990		Marshlands as seen from Foster’s Court.
Views	991		Alewife Brook, temporary ditch.
Views	992		Mystic Meadows from top of Boston and Lowell Railroad bridge, June 25, 1891.
Views	993		View across Mystic River near Winthrop St. and Mystic Valley Parkway, April 19, 1899. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
Views	994		[missing] Sagamore Vale and Pine Hill at Floyd’s Pond, junction of Fountain and Water Sts. Near ice house. Ca 1884.
Views	995		View of Mystic River from Winthrop St. with steeple of Grace Church and Unitarian Church. Ca 1884-1890.
Views	996		View of West Medford and Arlington taken from later site of pumping station on Rt. 16, near Alewife Brook. Ca 1890s.
Views	997		View from Tufts College Hill of Mystic Valley, showing Auburn St. bridge and and old railroad station, Boston Ave. in foreground.
Views	998		View of West Medford from Trinity Church.
Views	999		[no item]
Views	1000		[missing] View of Medford street with buggy and early automobile.
Views	1001		[missing] Kerr Estate on Forest St. before Fellsway, Roosevelt Circle were built. (same as item #294?)
Views	1002		[no item]
Views	1003		Pine Hill Brook and meadow, Forest St., near Roosevelt Circle. George Davenport photograph.
Views	1004		Middlesex Mountain Spring, just below Fulton Spring Rd, 1884-1890. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
Views	1005		Pumping Station (on Rt. 16, built later).
Views	1005	a	Page from book. New Municipal Garage, 1937. Related text on reverse.
Views	1006		House and hailstones, June 20, 1912, 6:30pm.
Views	1007		[no item]
Views	1008		Roberts Estate on Washington St.
Views	1009		Canal St. Moving boulder by horsecart to Winchester; boulder inscribed at Tufton’s on Boston Ave.
Views	1010		Copeland Farm; was located off Elm St.
Views	1011		Charlie Oxnard’s father’s oxen.
Views	1012		Group of children under apple tree. Myra, Bernice Gage, Mildred Bigelow and washwoman’s baby. June 18, 1896.
Views	1012	a	Boys playing football in field near bowling alley on Boston Ave. Nov. 30, 1894.
Views	1013		Composite image: “Medford, Historic and Picturesque.” Shows six views of Medford.
Views	1014		View of West Medford. By Conant.
Views	1015		Royall House front entrance.
Views	1016		Ivy-covered wall with two tall windows.
Views	1017		Detail of column with cracked paint.
Views	1018		Oval window, probably Royall house or Craddock-Peter Tufts house (“Old Fort”).
Views	1019		Royall House with tree, windows and pineapple detail.
Views	1020		Detail of unknown surface.
Views	1021		New West Medford Post Office, September 22, 1957. By Hatch Photo Service.
Views	1022		Page from book. New West Medford Post Office. Groundbreaking with Frank W. Lovering, August 2, 1926.

Streets			SEE ALSO: HOUSES; SQUARE, MEDFORD; VIEWS
Streets	1023		High St., 1936. On reverse: R. Lamme, 253 High St. (photographer?).
Streets	1024		High St. looking east at Medford Sq. and curving to left, with Riverside Ave. ahead. Back side of distillery in background. Ca 1880s.
Streets	1025		High St. looking west from Medford Sq., ca 1912.
Streets	1026		High St., very old photograph taken from Center School. Magoun mansion on right and Osgood house in background. Early 1860s.
Streets	1027		High St. looking west, Medford Public Library on right. Ca 1914. (2 copies)
Streets	1028		Postcard, tinted. High St. looking west.
Streets	1029		High Street looking toward Winthrop Sq., ca 1910.
Streets	1030		Winthrop Sq., corner High and Winthrop Sts., looking up High St.
Streets	1031		High St., looking west. On left, Stetson house (later St. Joseph’s Church). On right, Magoun mansion, train station, Unitarian Church, Osgood house (parsonage). From John H. Hooper. Photograph by Tradwell, Medford.
Streets	1032		High St., looking west. Building on left with flagpole is GAR Hall, formerly a fire station, and later moved east to 1980 site of Cooperative Bank. From John H. Hooper. Photograph by Tradwell, Medford.
Streets	1033		High St. with Magoun mansion on right, taken from Unitarian Church.

Streets	1034		Hillside Ave., from High St., 1897.
Streets	1035		Corner High and Forest Sts. Tufts Hall located on second floor of corner building.
Streets	1036		Corner High and Forest Sts., looking north up Forest St., early 1900s.
Streets	1037		Page from book. Forest St., looking north from Medford Sq. High School on left. (5 copies)
Streets	1038		Page from book. Forest St. (formerly Andover Tpk.), looking north from Medford Sq. Text decribing shipbuilding on reverse of one copy. (2 copies)
Streets	1039		Forest St., old view, looking north.
Streets	1040		Forest St., looking north, early 1900s.
Streets	1041		Forest St. looking south toward Medford Sq., early 1900s.
Streets	1042		Kerr estate on Forest St, when Fellsway was being built.
Streets	1043		Kerr estate at Forest St. Building of Fellsway.
Streets	1044		Kerr estate on Forest St. beofre Fellsway and Roosevelt Circle were built.
Streets	1045		Corner High St. and Governors Ave., ca 1905.
Streets	1046		Corner High St. and Governors Ave., telephone building on left. Ca 1912.
Streets	1047		Corner High St. and Governors Ave., showing old Center School. Taken from site of later municipal parking lot on Governors, 1894.
Streets	1048		Governors Ave. and Terrace Rd., ca 1910.
Streets	1049		Governors Ave. and Terrace Rd., ca 1916.
Streets	1050		Crest Rd., looking up from Governors Ave. House on corner is R.P. Litchfield. Ca 1815.

Streets	1051		Salem St. from Ashland St, looking east. Shows Salem St. Cemetery and Dead Man’s Alley (River St.). Ca 1860s. (2 copies)
Streets	1052		Salem St. from cemetery, looking east, Methodist Church on left. Ca 1870.
Streets	1053		Salem St. from corner of Forest St. in Medford Sq.
Streets	1054		Salem St., looking toward Medford Sq. December 14, 1916.
Streets	1055		Salem St., looking toward Medford Sq. Shows Bishop house (later Electric Company), cemetery.
Streets	1056		Riverside Ave., looking toward Medford Sq. Freight office and engine house. Ca 1916.

Streets	1057		Mystic Valley Parkway taken from Tufts College Hill. Shows Auburn St., railroad bridge, and probably Simmons Mattress Factory. Boston Ave. in foreground.
Streets	1058		Mystic Valley Parkway before completing east of Main St. Armory bridge in forefront.
Streets	1059		Mystic Valley Parkway from bridge, looking toward Main St., ca 1915.
Streets	1060		Mystic Valley Parkway showing rear of St. Joseph’s Church and Armory, early 1900s.

Streets	1061		Main St. Winter Hill, corner Henry St., showing residence of J. Wesly Doe and Lears'(?) Hill.
Streets	1062		Bow St., off Main St. at Winter Hill.
Streets	1063		Main St. near Mystic Park (corner Harvard St.). (Note: photograph is reversed.)
Streets	1064		Hancock Ave., fence between Chandler, Sampson, Teel. Before sewer construction. May 8, 1901.
Streets	1065		Main St. at Royall House, looking toward Medford Sq.
Streets	1066		George St., seen from Main St. Slave Quarters of Royall House on right. Ca 1910.
Streets	1067		Main St. near Summer St.
Streets	1067	a	Summer St. ca 1890. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
Streets	1068	a	Main St. seen from Summer St., looking toward Medford Sq., horse car barn on left. Ca 1910. (same image as next item #1068b)
Streets	1068	b	Newspaper clipping. Main St. Same image as previous item #1068a. Medford Mercury, June 14, 1955. On reverse: group portrait of police.
Streets	1069		Main St. showing Old Medford Mercury building, Medford Inn, fire station. Ca 1912.
Streets	1070		Corner Main and Emerson Sts.
Streets	1071		Corner Main and Union Sts. Shows carriage factory and blacksmith shop, and later site of Rt. 93 ramp. Ca 1880s.
Streets	1072		Main St., west side of street from corner of Union St., shows carriage manufacturer.
Streets	1073		Main St., east side of street from corner of South St. Shows tobacconer, shoe shine and other businesses.
Streets	1074		Main St. looking toward Medford Sq. Judge Wait’s home on right, later site of Mystic Valley Parkway.
Streets	1075		Main St. at Craddock Bridge looking north, ca 1910.
Streets	1075	a	Main St., looking north.

Streets	1076		Washington and Franklin Sts.
Streets	1077		Washington St. looking east from Washington Sq.
Streets	1078		Spring St. at Washington St., looking north, showing gate keeper’s house and railroad depot. Ca 1915.
Streets	1079		Washington St. looking west toward corner of Park St. Top of old Swan School visible. Ca 1915.
Streets	1080		Hathaway’s corner: Cross, Washington and Salem Sts. Randall Block with Shuman’s Drug Store later stood on the site, then demolished for Rt. 93.
Streets	1081		Sidewalk in front of 7A Myrtle St., looking east, December 29, 1910. Notation on reverse; “Jours, Accident Case.” Also F.R.C. and G.H. Tinkham (photographer?).

Streets	1082		Corner Fulton and Elm Sts., 1899. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.

Streets	1083		Boston Ave. looking west from Hillside area, showing Adams St. and Stevens house on North St. February 13, 1897. Photographer is probably E.B. Dennison, 29 Capen St, Medford.
Streets	1084		Boston Ave. looking west from Hillside area, across Stevens’ land toward North St. railroad bridge. February 13, 1897. Photographer is probably E.B. Dennison, 29 Capen St, Medford.
Streets	1085		Boston Ave. from corner of Winthrop St. (Hillside area), looking toward West Medford. February 13, 1897. Photo by E.B. Dennison, 29 Capen St., Medford. (4 copies, one is enlargement)
Streets	1086		North St., south of Cook’s house, looking east toward Medford Hillside. November 30, 1895.
Streets	1087		Corner Winthrop St. and Boston Ave. Shows Medford Hillside Garage. Later site of Sacred Heart Church and listed as “Old Hillside School Lot.” June 13, 1934. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
Streets	1088		Corner Winthrop St. and Boston Ave. Later site of Sacred Heart Church, shows construction underway. June 13, 1934. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.

Streets	1089		Capen St. from Tufts University Hill (Reservoir), Flora Enright in foreground, May 9, 1896.
Streets	1090		Capen St. looking west toward Arlington. Chimney in background is pumping station.
Streets	1091		Capen St., with horse and sleigh. February 13, 1897. Photo by E.B. Dennison, 29 Capen St., Medford. (2 copies)
Streets	1092		Paving of Emory St. October 8, 1896.
Streets	1093		Paving of Emory St., with new city-purchased steamroller. October 8, 1896.
Streets	1094		Greenleaf Ave. seen from Winthrop St. Name suggested to real estate agents Leavitt and Woodsworth, by Percy H. Sweetwater, later station agent at Hillside from 1893 to 1904.
Streets	1095		[no item]

Streets	1096		College Ave., with horsecart.
Streets	1097		College Ave, 1886. Later site of Tufts’ Cousins Gymnasium and baseball fields. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
Streets	1098		College Ave., 1899. Shows remains of Stearns windmill? From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976. (2 copies)
Streets	1099		Stearns Ave. off College Ave., ca 1884-1891. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
Streets	1100		Stearns Ave. (road to Stearns Estate) off College Ave., 1886. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.
Streets	1101		Stearns Ave. (road to Stearns Estate) off College Ave. April 19, 1899. From the Medford Historical Society collection of glass plates, reprinted 1976.

Streets	1102		High St. looking east into West Medford Sq., prior to 1915.
Streets	1103		Page from book. High St., corner Brooks St.
Streets	1104		Corner Grove and High Sts. Looking east toward West Medford Sq.
Streets	1105		Grove St., ca 1899. Shows one of Brooks houses and Emery Nursing Home.
Streets	1106		Grove St. Photograph by Conant.
Streets	1107		Winthrop St. near former City Home. Rock formation known as the Lion or Beast. Site is opposite later-built Woodside Rd.

Streets	1108		Treelined street, unidentified.

LATE BATCH OF PUBLIC LIBRARY PHOTOS

Pub Library New	1109		Rendering of new library exterior, built 1959. Photo and negative.
	1110		New library exterior, probably 1959 or 1960.
	1111		Newspaper clipping. “New Library Hailed at Cornerstone Rites.” Pictured are: Mrs. Helen Forsyth; John O’Loughlin, chairman of trustees; Judge Lawrence Brooks; Rep. Alexander Cella; Mrs. Sidney Olans of Malden Public Library. Dwight Davis newsphoto.
	1112		Miss Helen G. Forsyth. Hatch Photo Service.
	1113		Mayor Jack McGlynn, Helen Forsyth, unknown person. Hatch Photo Service.
	1114		Magoun Room, Miss Forsyth addressing crowd. Hatch Photo Service.
	1115		Magoun Room, presentation of American flag by Medford Lodge of Elks, probably January 1960. Hatch Photo Service. (4 copies; 3 are close-ups)
	1116		Letter. From William J. Corbett and Medford Lodge of Elks to Miss Forsyth. Accompanied picture(s) of flag presentation. January 16, 1960.
	1117		Note. Miss Forsyth’s note accompanying picture(s) of flag presentation. January 1960.
	1118		Miss Forsyth and unidentified man with Massachusetts state flag. Photo by Dwight Davis, 1960.
	1119		Composite photo of presentation of books to Miss Forsyth. Four unidentified men. Photo by Dwight Davis, 1960.

	1120		Mrs. Eleanor Coy, at desk (back of Phyllis Hosmer?). Hatch Photo Service.
	1121		Man standing with turntables. Hatch Photo Service.
	1122		Interior seating area. Early 1960s. Hatch Photo Service.
	1123		Interior seating area, High St. side. Early 1960s. Hatch Photo Service.
	1124		Chairs and stacks. Early 1960s. Hatch Photo Service.
	1125		Books and seating. Early 1960s. Hatch Photo Service.
	1126		Table and chairs, stacks. Early 1960s. Hatch Photo Service.
	1127		Books on shelves. Early 1960s. Hatch Photo Service.
	1128		Stacks, second floor. Hatch Photo Service.
	1129		Stacks and desks, second floor. Hatch Photo Service.
	1130		Conference room (Medford Room). Hatch Photo Service.
	1131		Kitchen in staff room, upstairs. Hatch Photo Service.
	1132		Note. Inter-office memo between R E Kiley and Pat H. regarding story for Library Journal. February 15, 1960.
	1133		Color photo of seating area, with table and chairs. Photo by Estey Corp.
	1134	a	Color photo of seating area. Photo by Estey Corp.
	1134	b	Seating area (same as item XXX ). Photo by Estey Corp. (2 copies)
	1134	c	[missing] Brochure. Library furnishings by Estey Corp., 1960.
	1134	d	[missing] Library, interior of new building, with card catalogs.
	1135		Shelved records, card catalogs and front desk. Photo by Estey Corp.
	1136		Periodicals area. Photo by Estey Corp.
	1137		Shelves of new books, magazines in background. Early 1960s. Photo by Estey Corp.
	1138		Periodicals. Photo by Estey Corp.
	1139		Reference area. Photo by Estey Corp.
	1140		Stacks and coat rack. Photo by Estey Corp.
	1141		Empty shelves and coat rack.
	1142		Stacks, seated patrons. Photo by Estey Corp.

	1143		In headphones: Bonnie Hanley, Nancy DiGrezio, Frank Towle. Photo by Jack Sheehan, Boston Globe. February 9, 1960.
	1144		In headphones, at long distance table. Photo by Jack Sheehan, Boston Globe. February 9, 1960.
	1145		In headphones, Carol LaBombard and Marjorie LeBow. Photo by Jack Sheehan, Boston Globe. February 9, 1960.
	1146		In headphones, Carol LaBombard and Marjorie LeBow, close up. Photo by Jack Sheehan, Boston Globe. February 9, 1960.

	1147		Car damaged in auto accident, may belong to person related to the library. Webster St., 11:30 am, January 17, 1962. Hatch Photo Service.
	1148		Accident scene, Webster St. January 17, 1962. Hatch photo service.

	1149		Invoice. From photographer Dwight Davis for 2 views of Children’s book exhibit. November 15, 1963.
	1150		Book exhibit and children with Margarita Francis. In Magoun Room, probably referenced by invoice (item xxx 1963). Photo by Dwight Davis, 1963.
	1151		Book exhibit and children with Margarita Francis (horizontal view). In Magoun Room, probably referenced by invoice (item XXX 1963). Photo by Dwight Davis, 1963.
	1152		Children’s librarian Margarita Francis with children in Magoun Room.
	1153		Children’s librarian Margarita Francis with children and chalkboard in Magoun Room.
	1154		Children with Santa.
	1155		Children and Santa with boy on lap.
	1156		Children with Santa, girl with cloth on nose.
	1157		Children and Santa with girl on lap.
	1158		Assistant librarian Miss Edith Olds, with ladies. Photo by Dwight Davis, 1964.
	1159		Children with Mrs. Francis and magician, in Magoun Room. Treasure Hunt Club / Summer Reading, September 11, 1965. Photo by Dwight Davis.
	1160		Children holding certificates, with magician. Photo by Dwight Davis, 1967.

	1161		Snapshot of Alice McCarthy Whitney.
	1162		Snapshot of Mrs. Francis.
	1163		Snapshot of seated man.
	1164		Snapshot of man looking up.
	1165		Party in Magoun Room, Helen Forsyth.
	1166		Party in Magoun Room, Helen Forsyth with cake.
	1167		Party in Magoun Room, children (from behind).
	1168		Party in Magoun Room, children gathered.
	1169		Party in Magoun Room, row of seated children.
	1170		Party in Magoun Room, children and adults.
	1171		Party in Magoun Room, children seated on edge of stage.

	1172		Friday Night Events, Medford Public Jazz being videotaped; 1970s?
	1173		Girl in Medford Public Jazz T-shirt; 1970s?
	1174		Letters. Two letters from Laura Scarlett, A-V Librarian, regarding film rejuvenation. Two pages, dated March and April, 1972.
	1175		Brochure. Advertisement for Filmlife film rejuvenation company.
	1176		Brochure. Advertisement for Paulmar film inspection machinery. (Two pages)

	1177		Printing proof and negative. Medford Public Library Information Guide, 1977.
	1178		Presentation of Magoun family silver to Medford Public Library, July 19, 1971. Pictured are: Mrs. Martin A. Conserva, Barbara Conserva, Mr. And Mrs. William Conserva; holdling silver piece are William Conserva 3d and Frank Levine, dir. of library. (Sixth person unidentified) June M. Livingston Studio, 25 Headland Way, W. Medford.


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Pub Library Celeb	804	a	now 1135b
Pub Library Celeb	804	b	now 1135c

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