Items

• Lawrence House, Ocean Street : quaint wallpaper
• Lye House
• Dr. Little House corner of Washington Square and Nahant Street
• Lawrence House, Ocean Street
• Joseph Fuller House, corner of Liberty Square and Front Street (now Broad), about 1800
• Guild Homestead
• Franklin Street, corner Cobbet Place
• Flagg-Gray House Marion Street.
• Hawthorne House, site of Lynn Hospital
• Flagg-Gray House, Marion Street, south of Boston Street
• Judge Harmon House, corner of Baker and north Common Streets

  Built 1820
• Holder House, Tapley Street, Pine Hill
• Home of Mary Baker Eddy, Broad Street

  Opposite the Church of the Incarnation
• George Hood House while he was mayor, Essex Street
• William Johnson House, while he was mayor, Centre Street
• Mary Baker Eddy's room in Broad Street home
• Joseph Fuller House, Liberty Square
• Old House, Boston Street near Hudson Square
• Isaac Organ House, Strawberry Avenue
• Philip Chase's residence, situated on Pleasant Street at corner of Bond Street, 1928

  Formerly on North Common Street where Public Library now stands
• Moll Pitcher House
• Moll Pitcher House
• Rand House, Boston Street
• Reynolds House, Boston Street
• Ammi Smith House, North Common Street
• Joseph N. Smith Residence, Ocean Street
• Benjamin F. Spinney Residence, Ocean Street
• Spinney Houses, corner of Church and South Common Streets
• Sweetser Estate, Ocean Street

  Houses built by James Alexander
• Amos P. Tapley House, corner of mall and north Common Streets
• Thompson House: "Black Mash"
• Cyrus Tracy House, Linwood Road, Pine Hill
• Waite House, North Bend Street
• Witt House, Market Square
• General Electric Co., holdings on west side of Federal Street
• Oxford Club House
• Dreamland Theatre, Andrew Street
• Odd Fellow's building, West Lynn
• Odd Fellow's building, East Lynn

  Mounted photo
• Dirigo Club, corner of Chathum and Clarendon Streets
• Boys' Club of Lynn, Massachusetts, 169 Liberty Street
• Old Lyceum building, corner of Summer and Market Streets
• Theatre Comique, 95 Monroe Street
• Olympia Theatre, 408 Washington Street
• Lynn Theatre, interior : stage, pit and balconies, 40 Summer Street
• Lynn Theatre, Summer Street
• Lynn City Home, Tower Hill
• Home for aged women, North Common Street
• City Home (old), Tower Hill
• City Home, Old Almshouse, Chestnut Street
• Home for aged women, North Common Street, 1898
• City Home, Tower Hill, 1902
• Lynn Hospital, Annex
• Lynn Hospital, about 1911
• Lynn Hospital, 1898
• Stevens & Newhall Coal Co., Sea Street, south side, from Market Street
• Standard Cement Works, West Lynn
• Moulton's Factory Marion Street
• Fuller buildings on Liberty Square and Union Street

  Vamp building on site of Fuller buildings
• Fuller buildings on Liberty Square and Union Street

  Vamp building on site of Fuller buildings
• Buffum's Shoe Factory
• Blacksmith shop
• Lynn Policeman with callbox
• Armory, 1898
• Armory, old
• Post Office until 1934
• Swift's Plant, Market Street
• Dirigo Clubhouse, Chatham Street
• Hospital for contagious diseases, Holyoke Street
• Women's Club House, Washington Street
• Women's Union, office industrial relief laundry, Olive Street

  Later became the Shute Branch Library, June 24, 1920 - Sept. 24, 1928
• Father Mathew building, Summer Street
• Policemen and patrol wagon
• First Post Office

  Now owned by Lynn Historical Society
• City Hall, 1929
• Auditorium Theatre, 21 Andrew Street
• Casino, Summer Steet
• Oxford Club, showing delta of Washington Square
• Lynn Hospital, 1985
• Lynn Hospital, 1985
• Odd Fellows' Hall, East Lynn
• Intervale Club, Glenmere Square
• Hospital for treatment of tuberculosis

  Formerly a children's home
• Central Square Theatre, Union Street
• Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham laboratory, Western Avenue
• Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham home and laboratory, 233-235 Western Avenue, 1879
• Lover's Leap Spring Water Co., Forest Avenue
• Lennox, Patrick and Co., Kid, Goat, and Morocco, 162 Market Street, 1890

  Opposite narrow gauge railroad terminal
• A.E. Little and Company, shoe manufacturer; stitching room, 70 Blake Street: View 2
• A.E. Little and Company, shoe manufacturer; stitching room, 70 Blake Street: View 7
• Shoemakers

  Luella Brown, Sadie Nicholson, Alice Henry, ? Knox, Mrs Carrie Young, Bertha Keene, Bessie Long, Alice Mackesy, Mrs Wilson
• A.E. Little and Company, shoe manufacturer; stitching room, 70 Blake Street: View 5
• A.E. Little and Company, shoe manufacturer; stitching room, 70 Blake Street: View 1
• A.E. Little and Company, shoe manufacturer; stitching room, 70 Blake Street: View 4
• A.E. Little and Company, shoe manufacturer; stitching room, 70 Blake Street
• A.E. Little and Company, shoe manufacturer; stitching room, 70 Blake Street: View 6
• A.E. Little and Company, shoe manufacturer; stitching room, 70 Blake Street : view 3
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• Hoague-Sprague Shoe factories (exteriors)
• Parrott Shoe Shop, Olive Street