Brookline Photograph Collection
(318 items found)
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Brookline Omnibus with people and horses
description - Omnibus (or horse car) -- a horse-drawn trolley. Seven uniformed trolley workers, one small child, and two horses pose in front of the trolley car. subject - relation - Identifier - BrooklinePL_NS-50 Horse car, Horses, Omnibus,Transportation http://repository.digitalcommonwealth.org/handle/10240/1925
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Widow Harris House and 15 Newton Street
description - The Widow Harris House on the left, with Newton Street in the foreground. Believed to be constructed in 1772, the Widow Harris House is one of the few surviving 18th-century buildings in Brookline. It eventually became part of the Larz Anderson… subject - relation - Identifier - BrooklinePL_NS-12 Houses and Estates, Newton Street http://repository.digitalcommonwealth.org/handle/10240/1924
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Andem Place
description - View of Andem Place in winter looking toward the parking lot with the Holtzer Cabot building to the right. Andem Place is the street between the dry cleaner and insurance company located on Washington Street in 2010. subject - relation - Identifier - BrooklinePL_GPN-13 Andem Place, Holtzer Cabot building, fire hydrant, light poles, http://repository.digitalcommonwealth.org/handle/10240/1923
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Chapel Railroad Station
description - A man poses in front of Chapel railroad station near Chapel Street. subject - relation - Identifier - BrooklinePL_NS-74 Chapel Station, Chapel Street, Railroad Station http://repository.digitalcommonwealth.org/handle/10240/1922
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Town Hall #3
description - The 1873 town hall designed by Samuel J. F. Thayer, the cornerstone was laid May 1871 with a tin memento box. The granite came from Blue Hill, Maine. The town hall was portrayed in municipal textbooks as America's ideal town hall. This photograph… subject - relation - Identifier - BrooklinePL_GPN-52 Town Hall, Washington Street, http://repository.digitalcommonwealth.org/handle/10240/1921
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Brookline Pumping Station - Newton Street
description - Designed in 1884 by George Moffette, Jr., was the high service pumping station and dwelling house for the engineer. Service was abandoned in 1954 when the Metropolitan District Commission pumping station was completed. subject - relation - Identifier - BrooklinePL_GPN-177 Buildings. Public and Commercial; Pumping Station; Water Supply http://repository.digitalcommonwealth.org/handle/10240/1920
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Longwood Railroad Station and Sears Chapel
description - View across the Muddy River to Christ Church Longwood (Sear's Chapel) with Railroad station on left. subject - relation - Identifier - BrooklinePL_NS-1 Churches, Longwood, Muddy River, Railroad Station, Riverway, Sear's Chapel http://repository.digitalcommonwealth.org/handle/10240/1919
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J.L. Adams residence - Rawson Road
description - The J. L. Adams residence on Rawson Road features fieldstone first floor, wooden second floor, open porch, trees and landscaping. subject - relation - Identifier - BrooklinePL_GPN-37 Rawson Road, Houses and Estates, J.L. Adams http://repository.digitalcommonwealth.org/handle/10240/1918
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Military Drill - Town Hall
description - July 4,1899 celebration in front of the Town Hall portrays citizens watching the military drill. The Town Hall is draped in bunting subject - relation - Identifier - BrooklinePL_GPN-20 Patriotic Celebrations, Washington Street, Town Hall, parade http://repository.digitalcommonwealth.org/handle/10240/1917
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Devotion House with barn. Harvard Street
description - The Edward Devotion House at 347 Harvard Street is one of the oldest colonial structures in Brookline and still stands today. The barn still stands in this c. 1895 photograph. The house was purchased by the Town in 1891 and now houses the Brookline… subject - relation - Identifier - BrooklinePL_GPN-213 Houses and Estates. http://repository.digitalcommonwealth.org/handle/10240/1916
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Fire Engine Apparatus - Washington Square Fire House
description - Fire apparatus at the Washington Square Fire House. subject - relation - Identifier - BrooklinePL_GPN-150 Brookline Fire Department; http://repository.digitalcommonwealth.org/handle/10240/1915
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Green Hill House
description - Green Hill is the best known example of early 19th century country homes said to be inspired by the the plantations of the West Indies. It was constructed in 1806 for Nathaniel Ingersoll and later purchased by John L. Gardner in 1842. Gardner's… subject - relation - Identifier - BrooklinePL_GPN-164 Houses and Estates; Ingersoll, Nathaniel; John L. Gardner; Isabella Stewart Gardner. http://repository.digitalcommonwealth.org/handle/10240/1914
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Brandegee Estate - pergola
description - Side view of the main house showing pergola along right side of the Brandegee Estate, also known as Faulkner Farm. Designed by architects Little, Brown & Moore in the Renaissance style. The home was the property of Mrs. Edward D. Brandegee, widow… subject - relation - Identifier - BrooklinePL_GPN-76 Houses and Estates, Brandegee Estate, Faulkner Farm http://repository.digitalcommonwealth.org/handle/10240/1913
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Gardner Road and Washington Street Intersection
description - Pictured is Gardner Road at the intersection of Washington Street around 1897.The house in the foreground was built for shoe manufacturer Arthur Jones in 1894-1895, Eugene Clark architect. The house on the left edge of the photo fronts Washington… subject - relation - Identifier - BrooklinePL_GPN-48 Gardner Road, Washington Street http://repository.digitalcommonwealth.org/handle/10240/1912
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Policeman on horseback with dog along Washington Street
description - Police officer rides his white horse along Washington St. in front of Goodspeed's livery and stable. A small dog follows behind. Three young girls are on the sidewalk in the background. subject - relation - Identifier - BrooklinePL_GPN-199 Government. Departments. Police. http://repository.digitalcommonwealth.org/handle/10240/1911
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Corner of Thayer and Waverly Streets
description - Depicts the grand houses on Waverly and Thayer Streets with dirt roads in front. Emerson Park is now located where Waverly and Thayer Streets meet. subject - relation - Identifier - BrooklinePL_GPN-41 Waverly Street, Thayer Street, houses http://repository.digitalcommonwealth.org/handle/10240/1910
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6 Beals Street
description - Snowy sidewalk scene along Beals Street in 1945. subject - relation - Identifier - BrooklinePL_GPN-165 Streets. Beals Street. Sidewalks. http://repository.digitalcommonwealth.org/handle/10240/1909
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Public Library - 1868 building on cribbing
description - Exterior of the 1868 public library's west side (the front entrance is obscured on the right by a tree). The building has been raised on cribbing. subject - relation - Identifier - BrooklinePL_NS-44 Buildings Public and Commercial, Public Library http://repository.digitalcommonwealth.org/handle/10240/1908
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Parade Drill at Cypress Field - audience
description - A military parade drill at Cypress Field showing a close up of the soldiers and the crowd watching the event. The women are wearing long skirts, hats and some have parasols. The men are wearing suits and hats. subject - relation - Identifier - BrooklinePL_GPN-18 Patriotic Celebrations, military Cypress Field, townspeople http://repository.digitalcommonwealth.org/handle/10240/1907
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Brookline Fire Department Steamer Apparatus
description - Close up photograph of the Brookline Fire Department steamer apparatus showing the detailed construction. subject - relation - Identifier - BrooklinePL_GPN-53 Fire apparatus http://repository.digitalcommonwealth.org/handle/10240/1906
