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One of thirteen negatives of bicentennial celebration showing parade, floats, music, and people. Picturing Henry Snyder and Fred Emerson

One of eight negatives of Bicentennial Celebration

One of eight negatives of Bicentennial Celebration

One of eight negatives of Bicentennial Celebration

One of eight negatives of Bicentennial Celebration.

One of eight negatives of Bicentennial Celebration

One of eight negatives of Bicentennial Celebration

One of eight negatives of bicentennial celebration.

One of eight negatives from Bicentennial Celebration (see Ph39ah-Ph39ao).

Black and white photograph. Taken at Rod and Gun Club. Showing scenes from bicentennial. One of a group of sixteen monochrome negatives. Unidentified

Black and white photograph. Taken at Rod and Gun Club. Showing scenes from bicentennial. One of a group of sixteen monochrome negatives.

Black and white photograph. Unidentified. Showing scenes from bicentennial. One of a group of sixteen monochrome negatives.

Black and white photograph. Unidentified. Showing scenes from bicentennial. One of a group of sixteen monochrome negatives.

Unidentified men. Showing scenes from bicentennial. One of a group of sixteen monochrome negatives.

Taken at Drummer's Club. Showing scenes from bicentennial. One of a group of sixteen monochrome negatives. Live musics provided by Melodores.

Taken at Drummer's Club. Showing scenes from bicentennial. One of a group of sixteen monochrome negatives. Unidentified people.

Town Meeting with George Pease , Moderator.

Multiple copies of a black and white lithographic photograph postcard of 'The Old Lafayette House, Worthington Corners, Mass.' This was also called Pierce or Pearce Tavern. The building, in serious disrepair, was demolished around 1903 and parts…

Black and white photograph of 'Gurney House on Old Post Road. It burned when the hotel burned.' Hotel burned in February 1931.

Black and white photograph of Alice Bartlett as a child and dog, summertime. Seated outside near road lined with maple trees.