Berkeley Hotel, Boylston and Berkeley Streets, Boston, Mass., undated

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Collection Type

Photography

GUSN

GUSN-283149

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Nathaniel L. Stebbins photographic collection
Prints
Negative numbers 11260 - 13251
Berkeley Hotel, Boylston and Berkeley Streets, Boston, Mass., undated
(current record)

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Nathaniel L. Stebbins photographic collection
- Prints
  - Negative numbers 11260 - 13251
    - Tremont Street at Boston Common
    - Lenox Hotel, Boylston at Exeter St., Boston
    - Paul Revere House, North Square, Boston
    - Chickering Hall, Huntington Ave., Boston
    - Berkeley Hotel, Boylston and Bereley streets, Boston (current record)
    - Copley Square, looking towards Boylston
    - Custom House, Boston
    - New Old South Church, Dartmouth and Boylston Streets, Boston
    - Castle Square Theater, Tremont St., Boston
    - Trinity Church, Copley Square, Boston
    - South Station and elevated tracks, Dewey Square, Boston

Description

The facade of the Hotel Berkeley can be seen at the intersection of Boylston and Berkeley Streets. Houghton & Clark, florists, can be seen to the right of the hotel entrance at ground level.

Details

Descriptive Terms

exterior views
hotels (public accommodations)
commercial buildings
streetscapes
intersections
photographs

Additional Identification Number

Stebbins negative 12144

Physical Description

1 photographic print

Collection Code

PC047

Collection Name

Nathaniel L. Stebbins photographic collection

Reference Code

PC047.02.6050.12144

Places

Back Bay (Boston, Suffolk county, Massachusetts) [neighborhood]
Boston (Suffolk county, Massachusetts)

Record Details

Originator

Stebbins, N. L. (Nathaniel Livermore), 1847-1922 (Photographer)

Material Type

photographs

Subjects

Architectural photography
Boylston Street (Boston, Mass.)
Berkeley Street (Boston, Mass.)

Description Level

Item

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