1912
GUSN-172412
At the corner of Somerset and Howard Streets in Boston, a man is standing next to the closed Congress Lunchroom. The street sign on the side of the building indicates that this is Ward Six. In the window of the clothing store of George W. Watson, at 40 Howard Street, a sign proclaims a sale as the building is to be torn down. A part of the façade of the Howard Athenaeum, at 34 Howard Street, can be glimpsed next to the Howard Hairdressing Parlor. Several men sit on crates on the sidewalk, and a boy, wearing knickerbockers, stands next to them.
intersections
corner (positional attribute)
confectioneries
lunchrooms
barbershops
mailboxes
boaters
knickerbockers
lodging houses
commercial buildings
exterior views
black-and-white prints (photographs)
photographs
Digital ID 000100
1 photograph
PC001
General photographic collection
PC001.02.01.USMA.0340.7320.001
Boston (Suffolk county, Massachusetts)
Halliday Historic Photograph Co. (Photographic studio)
black-and-white prints (photographs)
photographs
Howard Hairdressing Parlor
Geo. W. Watson (Firm)
Boston (Mass.). Ward Six
Congress Lunchroom
Somerset Street (Boston, Mass.)
Howard Street (Boston, Mass.)
Scollay Square (Boston, Mass.)
Moxie beverage (Brand name)
Architectural photography
Item
Part of wards 6 & 7, city of Boston, 1895, plate 1.
Boston City Directory, 1905
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