A post card picture of a Mulberry Tree near the site of Winthrop Mansion. This picture is from one of the original Groton photographs in the Frost Public Library, Winthrop, Mass.
A color post card picture of a scene in Winthrop 9Opposite Apple Island) Boston Harbor.The picture shows summer cottages at Sunney Side, The end of Sunneyside Ave which is now Pico Beach. Orlando Belcher owned this shore front as part of the Cottage Park Hotel. He built the four cottages about 1890.
A color post card picture of Deane Winthrop House, built in 1649, in Winthrop, MA. Most likely Winter time due to there not being any leaves on the trees.
A post card picture of Winthrop High School, the second High School built in 1907. A large addition was added in 1916. The school was torn down about 1965. The 3rd High School opened in 1963.
A post card picture of the Winthrop School burning with billowing clouds of smoke on a snowy day while people watched. Pauline Street School picture taken from Hermon Street.
A color post card picture of the First Baptist Church with a power pole in front on Hermon Street in Winthrop, MA. The church was built in 1873 & dedicated on May 5th with the total cost of $12,224.48.
A post card picture of a swimming pool and bath houses at Cottage Park Yacht Club's first club house which is the small building on the pier in the left background.
A post card picture of Winthrop in 1869 looking toward Washington Avenue District and then a picture of the same view in 1907 with buildings and power cables.
A post card picture of Winthrop Centre in 1869 showing just land & a few buildings and then in 1907 showing cleared land and a lot of buildings and power cables.
This picture was taken in 1869 from Summit Avenue Highlands. The small building on shore is a life-boat house. The first group of buildings stood at what is now Shirley Street, near Moore. The third group stood on the site of the Colonial Inn. The small point showing at the hill is the cupola at Deer Island. Some of the buildings are now standing. If a magnifying glass is used, much of the detail can be brought out.
