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Old Home Day behind Town Hall, Halifax, Massachusetts
Wood-shingled carriage sheds. House in the background is Hayward House. The Central School is further in the background.
Stacy Tilson, Halifax, Massachusetts
Raking Hay
Leaving the White Island, Halifax, Massachusetts
Heading South off of White's Island.
Old Home Day Fair, Halifax, Massachusetts
Plow demonstration during Old Home Day Fair across the street from Halifax Town Hall. The J. L. Jones estate/Standish Manor can be seen in the background.
Ted Packard's Store, Halifax, Massachusetts.
The Packard Brothers founded a store on the land directly opposite the Town Hall. Provisions, grain for farmers, the Post Office and weighing scales made up the major part of their business. There is a coach to the right with someone inside and a…
Holmes Public Library, Plymouth Street, Halifax, Massachusetts
Holmes Public Library with G. Harry Armstong's store on the right. Delivery wagon and horse beside store on the left. Getting ready to make a delivery.
Palmer Mill, Halifax, Massachusetts
Men, horses and carriages are hauling lumber in front of the Palmer Lumber Yard barn
Bosworth Brother's Box Mill on Furnace Street, Halifax, Massachusetts
Driver leaving Box Mill with load of shoe boxes headed to shoe factories in Brockton, Bridgewater or Middleboro. Workers can be seen in background on loading dock and another wagon waiting to be loaded.
Jared B. Baker Homestead
Left to Right:
Ella F. (Sturtevant) Baker, James W. H. Baker (in chair), Zillah A. Baker, Guy S. Baker (with bike), and Blacksmith Jared B. Baker in front of their home on "Old" Plymouth Street.
Ella F. (Sturtevant) Baker, James W. H. Baker (in chair), Zillah A. Baker, Guy S. Baker (with bike), and Blacksmith Jared B. Baker in front of their home on "Old" Plymouth Street.
Clarence Devitt's R.F.D. Mail Buggy in front of Holmes Public Library, Halifax, Massachusetts
The old schoolhouse from South Halifax was a gift from the J. L. Jones family. It was subsequently moved, converted and became the town's first library. For the first few years, the Post Office shared the building.