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Church and original Meeting House, prior to 1906. At the time this was considered the center of town. The Civil War Monument and the Halifax Town Hall (original Meeting House) can be seen from the intersection of Plymouth Street and South Street.

Halifax Congregational Church, with iron fence, carriage sheds and hay scales, circa 1900. The Congregational Church was built in 1852. The fence around the church was designed from a fence in Kingston.

Cutting of a pine wood lot with a 2 man saw by Charles Whitney and Zeb Thompson, both Civil War Veterans.

This is a photo of Darius Holmes wife, Sally. Darius was a Deacon in the Halifax Congregational Church.

One of seven original drawings owned by the Halifax Museum by Halifax artist, N. R. Molin. Molin lived in historian James Baker's house

Pencil sketch drawing by Edmond Churchill of the First Church. The building became Town Hall in 1852 and burned in 1907. This drawing is based on a description given by Edmond Churchill's father who remembered it in 1732-1733.

Dunbar family home painted by Nellie Taft.

Drawing of Dunbar Tavern by Mrs. Clifton (Iola Sturtevant) Taft, 1961

A view from the island looking over East Monponsett.

Man with wagon heading onto White's Island.