Items

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  Braves day bus, August 5, 1950

  Everett Recreation Department field trip to the Boston (now Atlanta) Braves Chicago Cubs baseball game August 5, 1950. Mayor Crowley and son Bobby (r), Leo Dooley, Jr. (L) son of the Councilman, Bobby Brackett (c)
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  Braves day, August 5, 1950

  Braves Day. Aug 5, 1950. Mayor Crowley (c) on aisle with hat. Sam Gentile in front of him looking to his right at old Braves Field, now the site of Boston University's Nickerson Field.
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  Bill Hogan, American Legion poppy drive, 1957

  Bill Hogan Legion Poppy Drive 1957 With daughters Nancy (L) and Patricia (R) (2)
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  1949 Everett High School Baseball

  1949 Greater Boston League champs Everett High baseball team. Pictured are, Top Row: Tom Bond, Sal D'Angelo, Marvin LeBlanc, Whitey Hanson, Bill Butenheys, Rich Rosetti, Eddie Kitchen, Larry Vozella, Coach Waldo Dragone. Middle Row: Mark Goldberg, Bill Crowley, Jack Ireton, Red Gunderson, Barry Gildea, Sal Falbolita, Emilio Ragucci, Joe Marcucella. Front Row: Ken Doig, Don "Duke" Conley, Jon LePore, John Barbati, Fran Leary, Bill Snow, Walter Seward, John DiBiaso Sr.. Many thanks to Team Captain John Barbati for identifying all his teammates after 70 years.
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  Everett souvenir : 1870-1893

  136 pages : illustrations (portraits, plans, facsimiles)
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  The straight road : a short account of the Newburyport Turnpike and early days in Everett, Massachusetts

  [6], 38 pages : illustrations, portraits, maps
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  Welcome home souvenir book : in honor of Everett's soldiers and sailors

  270 pages : illustrations
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  Everett : our city

  [52 pages} : illustrations, maps, portraits
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  The Crimson

  27 volumes, illustrated (some color)
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  Memories

  17 volumes, illustrated (some color)
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  Everett, Mass.

  Aerial shot of downtown Everett
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  Glendale Sq. District, Everett, Mass.

  View of Ferry St. toward Glendale Square
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  Everett Square - Looking South - Everett, Mass.

  Photo possibly earlier. View of Whittier and Evans Buildings on Broadway Everett
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  Hancock St., Everett, Mass.

  Same as title
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  Salk Polio Vaccine

  Dr. Matteo Caradonna administers new polio vaccine to Everett Public School student, May 25, 1954
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  St. Anthony's Priests

  Father Joseph and Father Peter of St. Anthony Church, Everett. Mass.
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  Everett Police Ambulance

  Officers O'Malley (outside ambulance) and O'Donnell (in driver's seat) posing with police ambulance. In the background to the right is the old St. Anthony's Church, formerly the Broadway Theater.
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  Everett Parade Reviewing Stand

  Fourth of July Parade reviewing stand in front of Shute Library Everett, Mass. July 4, 1950
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  High School, Everett, Mass.

  Original Everett High School, Summer St., Everett.
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  Everett Pop Warner

  Members of the Everett Huskies Pop Warner Football team pose with Everett Mayor Philip Crowley in his City Hall office.
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  Glendale Park - Everett

  Baseball at Glendale Park, Ferry and Elm St.
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  Mickey Owen

  Mickey Owen of the Boston Red Sox with Mayor Philip Crowley and members of the Franco American Club at Fenway Park, Boston, July 28, 1955.
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  Everett, Mass.

  Central Fire Station, Broadway, Everett. Firefighters posing with horse drawn fire apparatus.
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  Everett, Mass.

  Hancock St. Fire Station, Everett. Firefighters posing with horse drawn fire apparatus.
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  Elks Home, Everett, Mass.

  Original home of Everett Lodge of Elks. Destroyed by fire late 1940's
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  Y.M.C.A., Everett, Mass.

  Built in 1888. Used as Immaculate Conception Parish Hall from early 1920's to 1987, when it was demolished.
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  Glendale Square, Everett, Mass.

  Policeman directing traffic at intersection of Broadway and Ferry Street
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  Glendal (sic) Square, Everett, Mass.

  Broadway looking north
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  Glendale Square, Everett, Mass.

  Intersection of Broadway and Ferry St.
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  Glendale Square

  Looking north on Broadway toward Glendale Square
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  Cottage St., Everett, Mass.
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  Chelsea St., Everett, Mass.

  Chelsea St. Looking East from Broadway
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  Broadway, looking towards Ferry Street, Everett, Mass.
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  Hancock Street, Looking North
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  Buckman (sic.) St., Everett, Mass.

  Bucknam St., Everett
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  Hampshire Street, Looking East

  Hampshire St. looking East from Broadway
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  Pleasant St., Everett, Mass.

  Pleasant St. looking west from Broadway
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  Everett Square, Broadway, Looking South, Everett, Mass.
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  Broadway, Everett, Mass.

  Broadway, Everett, looking north
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  The Square, Everett, Mass.

  Broadway, Everett, looking North
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  Everett Square Looking South

  Everett Square Looking South
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  Everett Sq. and Broadway, Everett, Mass.

  Everett Square looking south toward Parlin Library
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  Main Street Looking North, Everett, Mass.
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  Everett, Mass., Glendale Square

  Broadway looking north toward Ferry St.
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  The Square, Everett, Massachusetts

  Everett Square looking south post WWII
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  Albert Lewis School, Everett, Mass.

  Albert E. Lewis School, Floyd St., Everett.
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  Center School, Everett, Mass.

  Center School, Broadway, just south of Everett Square
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  Glendale School, Everett, Mass.

  397 Ferry Street, Everett, MA, 02149
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  Lincoln School, Everett, Mass.
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  Evward Everett Hale School, Everett, Mass.

  79 Glendale Street, Everett, MA, 02149; built in 1902
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  Congregational Church, Everett, Mass.

  First Congregational Church, Broadway, Everett. Building dedicated in 1852. Still standing.
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  Universalist Church, Everett, Mass.

  511 Broadway, Everett, MA, 02149 (just north of Everett Square)
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  Methodist Episcopal Church, Everett, Mass.

  Norwood Street, Everett, MA, 02149
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  Glendale M.E. Church, Everett, Mass.
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  Grace Episcopal Church, Everett, Mass.

  Grace Episcopal Church, Norwood Street., Everett, Mass., 02149
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  Woodlawn Cemetery Everett

  Entrance to Woodlawn Cemetery, Elm Street, Everett
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  Armory, Everett, Mass.

  Everett Armory was dedicated in 1901, and was used for military activities through the Vietnam era. It is now the Edward G. Connolly Senior Crnter.
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  Centre Fire Station Everett, Mass.

  Centre Fire Station, Broadway. Building originally the first Centre School.