1905-05-20
GUSN-215156
Adams Square can be seen in the distance.The A.J. Wilkinson hardware store is at 188 Washington Street. The Standish Shoe store, railroad ticket offices and John J. Vortisch hairdresser shop are businesses in the Devonshire Building. The Washington Street entrance of the Devonshire Building is where the men are standing on the sidewalk. The W.H. Eaves Steamship Agency has a picture of a steamship in the window.
public transit
subways
sidewalks
streetscapes
squares (open spaces)
exterior views
commercial buildings
hardware stores
shoes (footwear)
beauty shops
transportation
railroads
steamships
ticket offices
gelatin dry plate negatives
Envelope Number 00002099
BTC Line Code WD
BTC Plate Number 00000292
Transit Import ID 1678
1 gelatin dry plate glass negative
PC017
Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s
1986
PC017.01.02.03.2950
Boston (Suffolk county, Massachusetts)
Boston Transit Commission (Publisher)
gelatin dry plate negatives
Architectural photography
Washington Street (Boston, Mass.)
Adams Square (Boston, Mass.)
Item
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