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Dedication of the Goodnow Memorial Building and Bagg Hall, September 6, 1887
description- – A large crowd gathered in front of the First Congregational Church in Princeton, Massachusetts during a day-long ceremony in dedication of the Goodnow Memorial Building and Bagg Hall on September 6, 1887. Pictured in the center with the light top hat is Edward A. Goodnow who donated the Goodnow Memorial Building in memory of his wives and only son, Henry. Goodnow donated the building with the stipulation that the Congregational Church be moved to the east of the common so that the Goodnow Memorial Building would take over the uppermost location of the Common. Goodnow then donated 3,000 dollars to build Bagg Hall, in memory of his first two wives, the Bagg sisters, Harriet Bagg who died in 1833, and Mary Augusta Bagg who died in 1844. Also pictured is the Hon. Charles Russell, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. G.M. Stearns, Rev. Dr. Miner, Dr. Nathan Allen, Hon. C. Thomas Russell, Hon. George F. Hoar. The Princeton Cornet Band who played the music for the grand occasion stands to the left.
- – Princeton (Mass.)--History--Pictorial works
- – Marching bands
- – Goodnow Memorial Building
- – Goodnow, Edward A.
- – Historic buildings--Massachusetts--Princeton
- – First Congregational Church
- – Bagg Hall
- – Building--Dedications
- – 1887-09-06
- – Is part of the collection of the Princeton Historical Society, http://www.princetonmahistory.org, housed in the Princeton Public Library, http://www.princetonpubliclibrary.org, Goodnow Memorial Building, Princeton, Massachusetts.
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First Congregational Church, Reading Mass. [picture]
description- – Postcard bears a gold deckled edge.
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- – Massachusetts Reading
First Congregational Church, Reading Mass. [picture]
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- – Massachusetts Reading
Congregational Church, Reading Mass. [picture]
description- – "Printed in Germany"
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- – Massachusetts Reading
Congregational Church, Reading Mass. [picture]
description- – Woburn Street (Reading, Mass.)
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[Ruins of First Congregational Church, Reading MA] [picture]
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- – Reading (Mass.) History Pictorial works.
First Congregational Church, North Brookfield
description- – First Congregational Church, North Brookfield with trolley of the Ware, Brookfield&Spencer Street Railway Co., car No. 21 with"North Brookfield"sign.
- – First Congregational Church (North Brookfield, Mass.)
- – Street-railroads--Massachusetts
- – North Brookfield (Mass.)
- – Trolley cars--Massachusetts
- – 1899-10
- – From the collection of the North Brookfield Historical Society at the Haston Free Public Library, North Brookfield, Massachusetts http://www.northbrookfield.net/library.htm
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- – English
Interior, First Congregational Church, North Brookfield
description- – Interior of the First Congregational Church, North Brookfield. Hook&Hastings organ installed in 1874 at a cost of $3,100. Similar to but smaller than the organ at Mechanics Hall in Worcester.
- – First Congregational Church (North Brookfield, Mass.)
- – Hook&Hastings (Firm)
- – Organ (musical instrument)--Massachusetts--North Brookfield
- – North Brookfield (Mass.)
- – 1870-1880
- – From the collection of the North Brookfield Historical Society at the Haston Free Public Library, North Brookfield, Massachusetts http://www.northbrookfield.net/library.htm
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- – English
Brick Church (Congregational)
description- – View across the Common from East Main Street. In the middle of the image is the First Congregational Church known as the BrickChurch built in 1832. At the far left of the image is Thomas Hall, named for Town benefactor, Robert B. Thomas the founder of the Old Farmer'sAlmanac. Town meetings were held in this building from the 1840's to 1900. Thomas Hall was also the location of the first high school. To therear of Thomas Hall are the carriage barns for both the church and the hall. Circa 1895-1905.
- – Is part of the Sargent collection of photographs and hand-drawn maps detailing the buildings surrounding the center of West Boylston during the period of 1895-1905. Presented to the Beaman Memorial Library, West Boylston, Mass. http://www.beamanlibrary.org/ on August 27, 1963 by Miss Martha A. Sargent.
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- – 1895-1905
Photo 004 First Congregational Church. West Boylston Centennial Parade July 16, 1908
description- – View of the First Congregational Church Parish. Built in 1902 and facing the Common, the wooden building stands decorated with flags and bunting including strings of pennants up the steeple stopping just below the clock faces at the very top.
- – West Boylston (Mass.) - Centennial celebrations, etc.
- – West Boylston (Mass.) - Buildings, structures, etc.
- – First Congregational Church, U.C.C. - West Boylston (Mass.) - History
- – West Boylston (Mass.) - History
- – West Boylston (Mass.) - Parades, 1908
- – 1908
- – Is part of an album of post cards assembled immediately following the Centennial celebration parade from the archives of the Beaman Memorial Public Library, West Boylston, Massachusetts. http://beamanlibrary.org/
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- – West Boylston, Mass. 1908
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