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Old Trunk Meeting House, South Halifax, Massachusetts
The "Trunk Meeting House" stood on the corner of Wood, Fuller and Cedar Streets. It was built in 1821, burned down on July 3, 1913.
Old Town Hall, Halifax, Massachusetts
Old Town Hall showing Armory that burnt down in 1907. Three children are in the foreground (two Sergeants' children and Lloyd Morton Thomas.) Far to the right, in front of Town Hall another child.
Monponsett Hotel in Winter, Halifax, Massachusetts
Winter Scene of the Monponsett Hotel
Invitation, 1908, Halifax, Massachusetts
Looks like a resident "recycled" last years invitation to the Grange Fair and Old Home Day being held for 1908, the 1907 date being crossed out.
Invitation, 1907, Halifax, Massachusetts
Pictured is the "Old" Town Hall on the invitation to the 1907 Grange Fair and Old Home Day Celebration.
Hotel Monponsett (Monponsett Inn), Halifax, Massachusetts
Moritz Schindler standing on the porch of the Monponsett Inn.
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.
Holiday Christmas Tree, Halifax, Massachusetts
Dedication of live Christmas Tree in front of Town Hall. The tree was planted by the Halifax Grange on December 5, 1938.
Halifax Center in front of the "Old" Town Hall
Picture taken about 1903 of Hilda Morton and the Sargent sisters on the left and in front of the Town Hall. Lloyd Morton is Hilda's brother. They are all standing on Plymouth Street.