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Dunbar family home painted by Nellie Taft.

Henry Bosworth's place on Furnace Street, formerly the Cushman home. Henry Bosworth is standing with his wife, Julia A. (Washburn) Bosworth (seated). Third person unknown. Part of the mill complex on Furnace Street.

J. H. Tillson birthplace on Plymouth Street, near four corners. The birthplace burned down circa 1902

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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.

Wood homestead on Thompson Street. The site is on the opposite side of the street from where Ebenezer Wood manufactured gravestones. The business is no longer there.

This house is on Pratt Street in Halifax, Massachusetts. It was the only house on the street at the time and belonged to Otis Pratt. The street was named after the Pratt family.

The grand old home sits on what is known today as "Old Plymouth Street."

This property was used as an all girls school before being bought by the town. The Halifax Elementary School sits here today.

This farm is no longer in existence. The site is the home of the Halifax Country Club.