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Steamboat Tryall on the Taunton River in 1880. The Tryall was a stern wheel steamer that plied the River.

Taunton Branch Railroad Depot which was located at the corner of Wales and High Street.

Taunton Locomotive Manufacturing Company buildings. The company was also known as the Taunton Locomotive Works.

The Old Colony & Newport Railroad Station at the corner of Dean and Arlington Streets.

This is a horse drawn carriage for the Quigley Brothers Bakery driven by Peter Roya. It features their company slogan Has No equal.

The photo was taken some where in Easton Massachusetts about 1910.

Trefethen-Redfern House is a Dutch Colonial Revival style home and was located at 60 High Street. In the late 1920s, the building was dismantled and carried to West Springfield, where it was re-erected.

View at Whittenton Junction on the New Haven Railroad, showing former passenger station and switch tower in 1908.

Corner of Main and Weir Streets, looking at the Taunton Green, about 1870.

Note the trolley tracks and brick paved streets. The post office and court house can be seen in the background.

Preserved and restored through a Mass. Arts Lottery…

The View at Weir Bridge 1897. B. Kiernan Custom Boots & Shoe store in the background.

Westville Mill at Cohannet Street, near Winthrop Street. Picture of three-story wooden building and a part of a single story brick building along waterway with falls in view.

Mill was preserved and restored through a Massachusetts Arts Lottery…