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Black and white photograph of Town Hall showing young yews which are beginning to cover up the classical lines. The side ell has not yet been added. Taken in the winter by Margaret (Marge) Moran.

Black and white photo, matte finish, postally unused, with picture of Town Hall before new addition. On back: 'Worthington, Massachusetts, photographed by David N. Fisk'

Town Hall before second addition. First addition was in 1930s (Workers Progess Administration Project) adding stage and room above. Black and white photograph taken from the SW in summertime

Town Hall before second addition. First addition was in 1930s (Workers Progess Administration Project) adding stage and room above. Black and white photograph taken from the NE in wintertime.

Town Hall before second addition. First addition was in 1930s (Workers Progess Administration Project) adding stage and room above. Black and white photograph taken from the NE in wintertime.

Town Hall before second addition. First addition was in 1930s (Workers Progess Administration Project) adding stage and room above. Black and white photograph taken from the NE in summertime.

Town Hall before second addition. First addition was in 1930s (Workers Progess Administration Project) adding stage and room above. Black and white photograph taken from the NE in summertime.

Town Hall before second addition. First addition was in 1930s (Workers Progess Administration Project) adding stage and room above. Black and white photograph taken from the SW in wintertime.

Glass slide: Town Hall. This is numbered 37 The town hall, located on Huntington Road (Rte. 112) in Worthington Center, was built in 1855 in the Greek Revival style. The telephone poles and lines serving the town are visible. There were roads on…

Black and white photograph of view from across Huntington Road before second addition.

Cyanotype blue photograph of view from Huntington Road, before first addition. NOTE there is no landscaping in front of neo classical building. Description on back of addition of stage and entertainments. (identify date Bee Smith) and add as much…

Black and white photograph of Town Hall taken by Margaret (Marge) Moran in February 1958 and showing the snow arch that was carved by Emerson Davis.

This is the photograph that is so ubiquitous on post cards. It is black and white and oval, taken from the northeast with a view over fields of the Town Hall and the colonial First Congregational Church before it burned. This is framed and the black…

Sepia real photo postcard titled 'Town Hall Worthington Mass' made by Thrasher Post Card Co., Mt. Clemens Mich. and
Worthington, Mass. Postally unused. Originally built in 1855. Shows front (west end) before 1932 WPA addition.

The postcard…

Black and white lithograph post card titled 'Town Hall, Worthington, Mass.' At the center divided on the back: 'Pub. for The A. L. Schneider Co., New Haven, Conn. by Collotype Company, Elizabeth, N.J. and New York.'

This photograph was taken after…

Town Hall before second addition. First addition was in 1930s (Workers Progress Administration Project) adding stage and room above. Black and white photograph taken from the West in wintertime. Kodak stamp box helps date it.

Town hall before second addition. First addition was in 1930s (Workers Progess Administration Project) adding stage and room above. Black and white photograph taken from the South West in summertime. Taken in the later afternoon - note shadows on…

Sepia postcard from sample book of Herbert Berniss Thrasher (1884-1927), photographer. Titled: ‘Town Hall, Worthington, Mass.‘ (#64).

Thrasher was the son of George M. and Hattie Lyman Thrasher. Guy Thrasher was his brother. The sample book was…

Town Hall before second addition. First addition was in 1930s (Workers Progess Administration Project) adding stage and room above. Black and white photograph taken from the South West in wintertime.

Black and white photo of house with picket fence, probably in Worthington Center. Undated.