Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›In the mayor's reviewing stand watching the long procession of the Constitution Day parade as it filed past Tremont street, opposite West street. Left to right: Charles E. Eldridge, former mayor of Somerville; Mayor and Mrs. Mansfield; and Miss Mary C. Thompson, the mayor's secretary.
In the mayor's reviewing stand watching the long procession of the Constitution Day parade as it filed past Tremont street, opposite West street. Left to right: Charles E. Eldridge, former mayor of Somerville; Mayor and Mrs. Mansfield; and Miss Mary C. Thompson, the mayor's secretary.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

In the mayor's reviewing stand watching the long procession of the Constitution Day parade as it filed past Tremont street, opposite West street. Left to right: Charles E. Eldridge, former mayor of Somerville; Mayor and Mrs. Mansfield; and Miss Mary C. Thompson, the mayor's secretary.

[ca. September 1937]

CC0 — Public Domain
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[Information from item housing] Mansfield, Mayor Frederick W: Groups: Sept. - Dec. 1937

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