Photos

39 results found. Records searched: 39

1. 2008.83.1

   Framed black and white photograph of Stowe, Bills and Hawley Factory c. 1875.

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. 2009.110.1 - World's Champions, 1900.

   Black and white photograph of Captain and 12 other members of the Hudson Fire Department. Text on mat reads, "World's Champions, 1900. Hose Co. No. 1, holders of 200 yards record, laying 150 feet of hose and attaching hydrant and pipe; 26 2-5 seconds. Made at Riverside Park, Hudson, Mass., September 22, 1900." In photo, standing left to right: R.D. Burrington, R.S. Woodard, Thomas Kerrigan, James Ryan, Fred L. Sawyer, E.L. Crossman, A.E. Hill, an...

   Record Type: Photo

   
3. 2009.123.1

   Framed black and white photograph of [Hudson] Eureka Hose Company #3. Frame is ornately carved with a floral motif with remnants of gold-colored paint. Inscription on back reads "Eureka Hose Company #3 men with hose house on Washington Street. 'Hudson Past and Present' Copyright 1899. Page 86-87 (picture of the house) (this is the house in the framed picture) This house was opened in 1860 (REW Paper)."

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. 2009.148.1

   Framed, black and white photo of "Hose #2 Hudson Fire Department 1899 Building on High Street."

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. 2009.151.1

   Framed, black and white photograph of Hudson High School Class of 1924 at their school trip to Mt. Vernon, Virginia. Mildred Coolidge is located sixth from right, standing.

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. 2009.193.1

   Framed, black and white photograph of middle-aged man, bald on top, wearing dark suit jacket, light-colored shirt, and ascot. Oval-shaped, brown, wooden frame with inner edge painted gold. Original tag reads "Colonel Daniel Pope. Great, Great, Great Grandfather [illegible]."

   Record Type: Photo

   
7. 2009.193.2

   Framed, black and white photograph of elderly woman with dark clothing and light-colored cap tied under her chin. Oval-shaped, brown, wooden frame with inner edge painted gold. Original tag reads "Sally Hougton Mrs. Pope."

   Record Type: Photo

   
8. 2009.194.1

   Framed, black and white photograph of three-story, residential-style structure with additional structure of a different architectural style to the right. Wooden frame is brown with inside edge painted gold and triple matting with curved edges. Document taped to reverse side reads "Blossom Funeral Home 26 Washington Street [Hudson]. It was used as a hospital during the Flu Epidemic of 1918. It opened October 9, 1918. During this epidemic, 46 peopl...

   Record Type: Photo

   
9. 2009.195.1

   Color photograph of memorial to Hudson's fallen soldiers, with Assabet River in background. Memorial is in the center of town, at Wood Square.

   Record Type: Photo

   
10. 2009.232.1

    Black and white photograph of Maude B. Randall mounted on board. Back of photograph reads, "Maude B. Randall, February 26, 1898. Sister of Bernice [illegible], Christine [illegible], Charles [illegible] Mother was Ella Stuart."

    Record Type: Photo

    
11. 2009.360.1

    Black and white photograph of sisters Mildred Coolidge (1905-1994) and Vernice Coolidge (1908-2005) with dollhouse hand-made by their grandfather. Dollhouse can be seen at the Hudson Historical Society Museum. A related document reads "Dollhouse made by Grandpa Miller, a Railroad employee in No. Acton. Had his right hand and part of his forearm crushed in coupling of trains. Made this dollhouse and all farming and railroad crossing tender with th...

    Record Type: Photo

    
12. 2009.360.2

    Black and white photograph of sisters Mildred Coolidge (1905-1994) and Vernice Coolidge (1908-2005).

    Record Type: Photo

    
13. 2009.360.3

    Black and white photograph of dollhouse made for sisters Mildred Coolidge (1905-1994) and Vernice Coolidge (1908-2005) by their grandfather. Dollhouse can now be seen at the Hudson Historical Society Museum. A related document reads "Dollhouse made by Grandpa Miller, a Railroad employee in No. Acton. Had his right hand and part of his forearm crushed in coupling of trains. Made this dollhouse and all farming and railroad crossing tender with the ...

    Record Type: Photo

    
14. 2009.361.1

    Framed black and white photograph of [Hudson] Eureka Hose Company #3. The wooden frame has a thin, ornately-carved band running around its edge.

    Record Type: Photo

    
15. 2009.362.1

    Black and white photograph of Felton Street Firehouse, which was destroyed in the the Great Fire of 1894.

    Record Type: Photo

    
16. 2009.363.1

    Black and white photograph of 28 men who, according to description on reverse side, were members of the Relief H&L (Hook and Ladder) Company.

    Record Type: Photo

    
17. 2009.369.1

    Black and white photograph of horse-drawn steam engine with "Hudson 1894" painted on the side. The carriage is in front of an unknown brick building. Accompanying tag indicates this is "Eureka Engine Co. No. 1" and that the engine dates to 1882.

    Record Type: Photo

    
18. 2009.372.1

    Framed black and white photograph of Hudson taken in the aftermath of the 1984 fire. Caption reads "A Section of Hudson Three Days After the Fire of July 4, 1894." Rectangular frame is made of wood and painted green.

    Record Type: Photo

    
19. 2009.375.1

    Black and white photograph of captain and 12 other members of the Hudson Fire Department. Text below reads, "World's Champions, 1900. Hose Co. No. 1, holders of 200 yards record, laying 150 feet of hose and attaching hydrant and pipe; 26 2-5 seconds. Made at Riverside Park, Hudson, Mass., September 22, 1900." In photo, standing left to right: R.D. Burrington, R.S. Woodard, Thomas Kerrigan, James Ryan, Fred L. Sawyer, E.L. Crossman, A.E. Hill, an...

    Record Type: Photo

    
20. 2009.377.1

    Unframed, black and white photograph of fire engine carriage in front of brick building. "Relief Hook and Ladder Company No. 1, Formed 1875. [Taken in] 1894" written on reverse side.

    Record Type: Photo