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Cordaville depot

1 pp 1850

Photograph showing Cordaville Railroad Depot and railroad tracks - Boston or Worcester train. The first house on left stored blankets from the woolen mill. Hopkinton bought blankets from here for its military, the poor farm, and it's lock-up. Hopkinton citizens traveled down Cedar Street to ride the train (writing on back of picture). Howard Phipps had a poster which read: "Cordaville Coach - leaves corner of Main and Cedar Streets, 10 am sharp, 1:20 pm sharp". The train depot was torn down in 1972.

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Costumed group photo at Hopkinton Town Hall

1 pp 1915

Large group posed (sepia toned) photograph of people in costume - possibly a costume ball that was part of Hopkinton's 200th anniversary celebration, photo taken in Town Hall.

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D.A. MacKenzie & Son Shoer and Jobber

1 pp 1914

Photograph of company building for D.A. MacKenzie & Son, shoer & jobber (blacksmith shop). Wood frame building with 3 windows. 2 men shown: 1 man in suit, 1 man in work clothes. One horse shown. Inscription on back says: "With love (illegible word) George. July 4, 1914"

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Daughters of Appleton and Elizabeth Fitch

1 pp 1921

Photograph depicts five women: two women standing in back row and three women seated in front. The women are posed for a group picture. None of the women are looking at the camera.

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Doughboy statue, Hopkinton Town Common

1 pp 1850

Photograph showing "Doughboy Statue" on Hopkinton Town Common; shows front side of statue; sunny day, probably in spring; photo is sepia-toned now, probably black and white originally. Back of photo reads "Page 5 - full. In memory of other servicemen", and another notation, in a different handwriting: "-32 picas or prices" (illegible).

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Eighth grade class graduation photo

1 pp 1900

Black-and-white photograph of a graduating eighth grade class from Hopkinton, who are posed in a grassy field along with the school's headmaster. There are 27 students in total. The year is believed to be 1906, though this is uncertain. These students may have attended school at the building in Woodville that is currently the Hopkinton Rod & Gun Club. The setting could be the surroundings of this building. Harold S. Wood is the one student named in the group. It is not known which one of the boys in the front or back rows is him. "Woodville" is mentioned on the other side of the backing card, though this could refer to either Harold S. Wood's residence, the location of the school, or both.

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Elementary school class

1 pp 1850

Class photograph of elementary school children (no date); taken out doors in front of school building; sepia toned photo; photo mounted on dark brown cardboard; 3 rows of students, 2 rows seated. Reverse side of mount is black and has names of students listed.

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Elementary school class photograph

1 pp 1900

Black-and-white group photograph of 42 children posed in 4 rows in front of a light-colored wood frame building, possibly a schoolhouse. This may have been a 6th grade class at their graduation. The children are not identified.

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Engine No. 3 fire house

1 pp 1850

Color photograph of the Engine No. 3 firehouse of Hopkinton, MA, formerly located on the west side of Hayden Rowe St., near the intersection of Chestnut St. The building no longer exists. It was originally built in 1816 as a Methodist church. One of the former owners of the building was George Brown. Dances were held there in the 1920s and 1930s. This photograph was taken in the autumn, with brown grass, and a non-evergreen tree missing most of its leaves. The building has visible wear to the front, side and cupola.

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Engine house, Woodville Mass.

1 pp 1910

Black and white postcard image of Edward Hopkins No. 2 Engine House with three men to the left. Building has clapboard siding with added bell tower (1853?) on its right. It was located on the western corner of the Mill Pond (or Little Lake.) In an attempt to move it in 1965 the building was destroyed.

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Episcopal church Hopkinton Mass

1 pp 1900

Black and white postcard image of a stone church on Main Street. The view is looking south. An arched stain glass window is in front, an arched doorway to the left with a peaked roof. It became part of the library in 1966, prior to that it was St. Paul's Episcopal Church

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Family portrait in front of 3 story clapboard house

1 pp 1880

Mounted photograph showing clapboard house with flags and family assembled in front; 3-story clapboard house decorated with several American flags; 3 women and 2 small children stand in front; It has Greek revival pilasters and "2 over 2" windows; Porch has spindles and a railing; House built ca. 1880 - 1900. The women wear full length dresses; Fence has ornate corner post; The flags may indicate it is the 4th of July.

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Family portrait in front of 3 story clapboard house