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1. Main Street looking north from Chapin Avenue

2. Main Street looking south from Haven Street

3. Reading Theatre

4. Reading Theatre

5. Reading Theatre in Square

6. Chamberlain's Block

7. Wakefield Theatre Block circa late 1940s

8. Wakefield Theatre Building, circa late 1930s

9. 1854 sketch of S. Harnden's mill yard

10. 1928 aerial photo, Reading, Mass.

11. Ace Art Company

12. Bank building

13. Bank building

14. Bank building

15. Berson Drug Store

16. Black's Block

17. Business block

18. Church organ builders

19. Continuation of west side of Main Street in 1956

20. Corner of Haven and High Streets

21. Early morning fire at Seaport Fish Market and Restaurant on Haven Street

22. [East end Masonic block and square]

23. Everett Richardson Factory

24. Factory of Charles E. Damon Company

25. Factory of Henry Austin

26. The fire at Paul Doucette's furniture store

27. For a mere hole in the ground it has entertained a lot of people recently

28. [Goodall Sanford Mills]

29. Haven Street looking east toward Main Street

30. Haven Street looking west from Main Street

31. Haven Street looking west from Main Street

32. Horton Manufacturing Company

33. Hutchinson's carriage repository

34. Intersection of Main and Haven Street

35. J. W. Richardson shoe factory

36. Looking north on Haven Street from High Street

37. Mayall's experimental lab

38. McLaughlin's Variety Store

39. Middlesex County National Bank

40. "NE corner of Main and Haven Streets"

41. New England Telephone building

42. The new VFW meeting house

43. Painting by Reading resident Ellen Nelson

44. [Photograph of S. Harnden's mill yard after fire]

45. [Photograph of S. Harnden's mill yard after fire]

46. [Photograph of S. Harnden's mill yard after fire]

47. Purple Door Paint Store

48. R. R. Station and Black's Block

49. Reading Inn

50. Reading Planing Mill

51. Reading sign on common

52. Reading Square

53. Reading Square

54. Rockport Fish Market

55. Samuel Pierce organ pipe factory

56. Site of Willis home on Main Street

57. Skinner organ factory

58. Trolleys in Reading Square

59. Two views of Masonic Block

60. View of Square, Reading, Mass.

61. West side of Main Street

62. West side of Main Street in 1947

63. West side of Main Street in 1956

64. West side of Main Street to Haven Street on left

65. [Aerial photo of Wakefield business district, 1930s]

66. Brown Block, 378 Main Street, December, 1938

67. Building at 276-278 Water Street, Wakefield, Mass.

68. Businesses on Humphrey Street

69. Car barn at 14 Valley Street, Wakefield, Mass.

70. Cheney building and store, 1868

71. Corner of Main and Albion Street in 1890

72. Corner of Main and Centre Streets, 1930

73. Crosby building

74. [Crystal Coin Shop Main Street]

75. D.B.P. Power Store, Central Avenue and Blake Street, east corner

76. Downtown Wakefield, Main Street, circa 1890s

77. Endicott building

78. Executive Office of President Taft, Summer 1909, Beverly, Mass.

79. George H. Taylor store fire, Mar. 5, 1907

80. Gould/Walton Block, Main and Centre Streets, circa late 1930's

81. Greenwood Block, 1931

82. The Hibernian Building at 18 Albion Street, Wakefield, Mass.

83. Intersection of North Avenue and Albion Street, June 24, 1930

84. Lenox: C.M Sears & J.G. Stanly building on Walker Street

85. Lenox: Old Stanley Block on Walker Street

86. Littlefield building, showing High Rock Tower in the background

87. Lover's Leap Spring Water Co., Forest Avenue

88. Main Street (east side) looking toward Water Street, 1940

89. Main Street looking south, circa early 1900s

90. Main Street looking south, Wakefield, Mass.

91. Main Street, Wakefield in 1887

92. Mason Block. Beverly, Mass.

93. Mildred Range, Market Square

94. North Avenue, 1898

95. Nourse and Barnard Store.

96. Odd Fellows' Building, Beverly, Mass.

97. Odd Fellows Building, Main and Avon Streets, 1923

98. Odd Fellows' Hall and Post Office, Beverly, Mass.

99. Perkins Block being torn down, Oct. 29, 1940

100. Perkins Block, October 9, 1940