Album
Digital Commonwealth — Arlington Historical Society

Album

[ca. 1920]

CC0 — Public Domain
Digital Commonwealth — Arlington Historical Society

Postcard album filled with postcards of local scenes. Owned by Edward Hopkins Bailey (1905-1998) - 20th century, appr. 1920. Donated by his daughter a - Postcard of Town Hall. Publisher: "Pub. by FRANK E. HAMMOND, Arlington, Mass. Photo by Herbert E. Glasier & Co., Boston, Mass." Postmarked Arlington, Mass. Aug 7, 1913. Message to "Olive Hesseltine"" to "Abbie," alluding to Indian Hunter sculpture. aaa - Postcard of Masschusetts Avenue looking north, with First Congregational Paris Unitarian Church at the foreground to the left. Duplicates: Acc. 1977.10.3; 1996.5.10) B - Postcard of Town Hall, Arlington, Mass. Color. Publisher: Quality c - Postcard of Town Hall, Arlington, Mass. Sepia. Publisher: American Art Post Card Co. Boston, Mass. d - Postcard of Town Hall, Arlington, Mass. Sepia. Publisher: United Art Company, Boston, Mass. ddd - Postcard: Massachusetts Avenue, Showing Town Hall and Library, Arlington, Mass. No stamp or message on card. e - Postcard: Public Library, Arlington, Mass. Publisher: Quality eee - Postcard with image of residential street, featuring large home and two people Front of card reads "Arlington, Mass. Residence of Nellie Farmer, Appleton St." Back of card reads: "THE HUGE C. LEIGHTON CO. MANUFACTURERS, PORTLAND, ME, U.S.A. 27588 MADE IN GERMANY" "Post Card" Stamp information reads: "Place Stamp Here ONE CENT for United States, and Island Possessions, Cuba, Canada and Mexico. TWO CENTS for Foriegn." No script or handwritten message anywhere on card. f - Robbins Library, Arlington, Mass. Addressed to Miss Abbie Junkins, Walpole, Mass. c/o Peter Becker. Published by The Photograph Co., N.Y., City. (Germany) g - Public Library Arlington, Mass. Pub. by James Underwood h - Postcard of Town Hall (old). Colorized. Published by "The Robbins Bros. Co., Boston, Mass and Germany" hh - Postcard of Symmes Arlington Hospital, Arlington, Mass. Published by "The Leighton & Valentine Co., N.Y. City. Printed in United States." ii - Postcard of Symmes Hospital, Arlington, Mass. Published by C.T. American Art jj - Postcard with caption: Arlington, Mass. The Russell Grocery. Published by Frank P. Dyer, Arlington, Mass. kkk - Jason Russell House, Arlington, Mass.Published by American Art Post Card Co. kk - Postcard with caption: Russell Store, Where British Left the Molasses Running, Arlington, Mass. Published by Blanchard, Young & Co., Providence, R.I., U.S.A. and Germany l - Christmas Holiday card of Soliders Monument, Fred A Smith Watchmaker and Jewler Advertisng lll - Standpipe, Arlington, Mass. Pub. by United Art Company, Boston, Mass. m - Postcard of Soilders Monument mmm - Robbins Library, Arlington, Mass. Note that the image and the publisher info is the same as 1996.6.1 and 2006.13.14, but the publisher info is in a slightly different font. qq - Postcard of St. John Episcopal Church on Pleasant Street. Front card printed: "St. John's Episcopal Church, Arlington, Mass. 139" Back card printed: "POST CARD/Postage One Cent/American Art Post Card Co. Boston, Mass./Photo Gelatine/This Space For Message/This Space For Address" r - Postcard with caption: "The Universalist Church" Message addressed to Miss (?) Junkins, Walpole, Mass c/o Peter Becker sss - Postcard with caption: "New Pumping Station, ARLINGTON, MASS." Back": Souther-Mears Co., Boston, Mass." Printed in Germany. u - Postcard with caption: "St. Agnes and Rectory, Arlington, Mass." Back: "C.T. American Art" w - Postcard with caption: "Arlington, Mass. St. Agnes Catholic Church" Back: "The Hugh Leighton Co., Manufacturers, Portland, ME, U.S. A. Made in Germany" yy - Postcard with caption: "Arlington Co-operative Bank, Arlington, Mass." Image of building with streetcar tracks, and a car at the side. Back doesn't have publisher information. zz (22?) - Postcard captioned: "Post Office, Arlington, Mass." Image of Court Street post office, with cars parked outside. 1z - Postcard with caption: "Orthodox Church, Arlington, Mass." Sepia tone.

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