Jay Nichols House, North Woburn, Massachusetts, 19339-A

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Collection Type

Photography

Date

ca. 1890

GUSN

GUSN-386551

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Annie Haven Thwing Photographic Collection, circa 1890-1900
Negatives
Woburn (Middlesex County, Massachusetts)
Jay Nichols House, North Woburn, Massachusetts, 19339-A
(current record)

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Annie Haven Thwing Photographic Collection, circa 1890-1900
- Negatives
  - Woburn (Middlesex County, Massachusetts)
    - Jay Nichols House, North Woburn, Massachusetts, 19339-A (current record)
    - First Meeting House, Woburn, Massachusetts, 19340-A
    - Gravestone of Lieutenant James Lawle circa 1714, First Burying Ground, Woburn, Massachusetts, 19341-A
    - Gravestone ofMrs. May Walker, First Burying Ground, Woburn, Massachusetts, 19342-A
    - First Burying Ground, Woburn, Massachusetts, 19343-A
    - Rumford House, North Woburn, Massachusetts, 19341-A

Description

The image shows the Jay Nichols House in North Woburn, Massachusetts. It is a two-story building with several windows, and there are two large trees in front. The ground is covered with snow, and there is a horse-drawn sleigh visible to the right of the house. A barn or outbuilding is partially visible in the background.

Details

Descriptive Terms

houses
trees
utility poles
snow (precipitation)
horse-drawn vehicles
photographic film (photographic materials)
negatives (photographic)

Additional Identification Number

IMLS Negative Barcode NP022652
A-Series negative 19339-A

Physical Descrption

1 film negative

Collection Code

PC098

Collection Name

Annie Haven Thwing Photographic Collection, circa 1890-1900

Reference Code

PC098.01.55.19339-A

Places

North Woburn (Woburn, Middlesex county, Massachusetts) [neighborhood]

Record Details

Originator

Thwing, Annie Haven, 1851-1940 (Photographer)

Material Type

photographic film (photographic materials)
negatives (photographic)

Description Level

Item

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