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Photograph of 3 men iceboating on Johnson Pond.

Photograph of Ina B. Dwyer, wife of George, mother of Leslie and Norris; 3rd from right in light colored hat taken at the Raynham Trolley station sometime during the 1900s. The other people in the photograph have not been identified.

Drawing of Johnson's Shoe Factory in Raynham Massachusetts. Pictured in the drawing is a horse-drawn wagon.

Portrait of Josiah Dean in the 1770s. Josiah Dean was a prominent early settler of Raynham. He purchased the Leonard iron forge in 1767 and established a nail works and iron rolling mill on the site. Leonard Iron Forge is also known as the Taunton…

Mervin Leonard House located on West Church Street on the south side of Rt. 44 on the east side of the road.

The Leonard House located on Orchard and King Street build and was built circa 1850. The Leonard family was prominent in Raynham. They owned and ran the Raynham's iron forge for over a years.

May and Cillford Williams House built circa 1916. Mildren Williams, A. Mae Williams and Walter Williams.

Milo Williams House located at 102 Judson Street built circa 1786. It has has a granite doorstep which came from the house of Robert Treat Paine who was a signer of the Declaration of Independence.

The Myron Billings House located at 11 Center Street. He was a railroad agent in North Raynham. Myron Billings 1865-1950

Photograph of the North Raynham Post Office taken in the 1890s.