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Looking right to left :
1. Amory Maynard, 2nd Home; 2. Riverside Block ; 3. Litchfield Block; 4. Amory Block; 5. Assabet House (US Post Office)

Former Abel G. Haynes house on Percival St., purchased by Father Crowe to be used as a rectory. It was raffled off by Father Killilea in 1906 to make room for a new rectory. The raffle was won by John O. Moore who moved the house to Great Road

The morning after "The Rink" was destroyed by fire.

An original black and white card and a later colorized version. Clock tower seen center left.

Small, lower bridge is the Litchfield Bridge, a private bridge that gave access to the coal yard.

Anderson, Salenius, Manty, Rivers, Palmer
Parker, Kuivila, Osmo, Suikala, Helander
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