North Main Street: Pleasant to Warren, #1-35, Concord, NH, 2 of 2
- Collection Name:
- Photograph Collection
- Title:
- North Main Street: Pleasant to Warren, #1-35, Concord, NH, 2 of 2
- Creator:
- various photographers
Kimball, W. G. C., 1843-1916
Stone, Nancie
Finney, Bill, 1931-2016
Pinfield, William
Concord Photography Service - Creator Role:
- Photographer
- Accession / Call Number:
- 1989.29.54
- Object ID:
- 07.02.01.050.089.083.009
- Date:
- 1880-1988
- Type of Material:
- graphic material
- Physical Description:
- 1 folder
- Language:
- English
- Scope and Content:
- Photographic prints of North Main Street in Concord, NH, taken between approximately 1880 and 1988. This folder contains images of businesses, White's Opera House, and views of North Main Street from Pleasant Street to Warren Street, number 1 to 35.
- Subjects:
- Buildings , Cities and towns , Automobiles , Carriages and carts , Horses , Men , Clocks and watches , Snow , Garages , Bicycles
- Locations:
- Concord, NH
- People:
- Kimball, W. G. C., 1843-1916 , Stone, Nancie , Finney, Bill, 1931 , Pinfield, William , Davis, Jimmie
- Organizations:
- Concord Photography Service
Concord Public Market
Concord Commercial College
Phillip's Restaurant
Puritan Restuarant
Concord Drug Store
Richardson & Adams
Morrill & Silsby
George Sanders and Co.
Rogers' Garage
Blanchard & Co.
J. H. Chase
G. H. H. Silsby & Son
Sterling
Hooz's Apparel Shoppe
H. B. Foster & Co.
Daily Patriot
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- Credit Line:
- Digitization supported by the New Hampshire Historical Society's Connections through Time: Campaign for New Hampshire History.
- Restrictions:
- Available for research.
- Level Description:
- File
- Box Number:
- 202
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