Eddie Dean's sawmill at the Ward homestead, circa 1917, Main Street, Shrewsbury, Mass.

• – Eddie Dean's Sawmill at the Ward homestead on Main Street, Shrewsbury, Massachusetts, circa 1917. This early tractor with its ironwheels supplied power for the sawmill. George Banister of Boylston ran the sawmill at the time of this photograph. Oscar Swenson worked forGeorge Bannister.

• – Historic dwellings -- Massachusetts
• – Ward, Artemas, Commander-in-Chief of the American Revolution. Sawmills -- Massachusetts.
• – Eddie Dean's sawmill at the Artemas Ward homestead, Main Street, Shrewsbury (Mass.)

• – Shrewsbury Collection

• – ca. 1917

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• – Buxton, Herbert, photographer

• – Harlow family, Shrewsbury (Mass.)

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Ward Estate, circa 1860s, Main Street, Shrewsbury (Mass.)

• – Ward estate circa 1860s. The horse in the foreground of the photograph belonged to Charles Ward who was killed in the CivilWar. Thomas W. Ward went south to retrieve his son's body and returned to Shrewsbury with the horse. This was a working farm from the 1720s whenit was built, until it was left to Harvard University in 1925 by Artemas Ward, great grandson of the first Commander-in-Chief of the AmericanRevolution, General Artemas Ward of Shrewsbury, Massachusetts.

• – Ward Estate, circa 1860s, Main Street, Shrewsbury (Mass.)
• – Historic buildings -- Massachusetts. Ward, Artemas, Commander-in-Chief of the American Revolution
• – Ward family -- Shrewsbury (Mass.)

• – Shrewsbury Collection

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• – Harlow family, Shrewsbury (Mass.)

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