Search Term Record
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Name |
Route 105 |
Number of Archive records |
12 |
Number of Library records |
0 |
Number of Photo records |
13 |
Number of Object records |
0 |
Related Records
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2004.008.004 - Print, Photographic
Old James Pitcher House, North Marion, Route 105. Elizabeth Taber's brother lived here many years. Later Bernie (sp?) Briggs lived here with her parents and brother.
Record Type: Photo
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2004.008.007 - Print, Photographic
Capt. Paul Briggs house, Route 105, Marion, Mass. Built c. 1861./ 547 Front Street
Record Type: Photo
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2004.008.017 - Print, Photographic
Capt. John Hathaway house on Route 105, Marion, Mass. The 4th house toward Rochester Road where H. E. Tripp lived.
Record Type: Photo
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2004.008.046 - Print, Photographic
Locust Farm owned by Seth L. Dexter, Route 105, Marion, Mass. Now John Farnam house. Picture taken about 1880. Man is Seth Dexter, father with mother and daughter. Horse and cart standing on front of house.
Record Type: Photo
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2004.011.002 - Print, Photographic
Old gas train that ran on Fairhaven, Mass. branch of the railroad in 1952. This picture was taken at the crossing of Route 105 in Marion, Mass. looking toward Rochester, Mass.
Record Type: Photo
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2004.011.008 - Print, Photographic
Looking North from the railroad station on Route 105 in the 1880's.
Record Type: Photo
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2004.011.017 - Print, Photographic
Railroad crossing at Route 105, Front Street, Marion, Mass. heading toward Rochester. Crossing tender is Daniel Galliene.
Record Type: Photo
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2004.011.018 - Print, Photographic
Crossing tender Daniel Galliene at crossing in Marion, Mass where Route 105, Front Street, crosses the railroad tracks. Road faces North to Rochester.
Record Type: Photo
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2004.019.169 - Print, Photographic
Old James Pitcher House, North Marion, Route 105. Elizabeth Taber's brother lived here many years. Later Bernie (sp?) Briggs lived here with her parents and brother.
Record Type: Photo
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2008.001.130 - Digital photograph
Churches - Methodism arrived in Sippican Village about 1820. The Reformed Methodist Church survived until 1865 at the intersection of Point and County roads. Thereafter, a breakaway group formed the Methodist Episcopal Church and met in the County Road Schoolhouse. About 1888, the congregation bought the school building and moved it to its present location at 13 County Road. With attendance that numbered 100 worshippers by 1870-as many as 140 in ...
Record Type: Photo
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2008.001.147 - Digital photograph
Inns & Businesses - Dutchland Farms was a familiar landmark at the intersection of Route 6 (Mill Street) and Route 105 (Front Street), operated prior to World War II by Sarah Burbank. In addition to ice cream, the menu included sandwiches and soft drinks. Some native Marionites recall Sunday outings to Dutchland to pick up refreshments, followed by the short drive on to Rochester Airport to eat and watch airplanes taking off and landing. Followin...
Record Type: Photo
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2008.001.149 - Digital photograph
Inns & Businesses - Stinson's Garage was another early Marion business located at the intersection of routes 6 and 105. J. J. Stinson's started as a Ford dealership, but had changed allegiance to Chevrolet by the time this picture was taken in the early 1930s. The shop performed routine lubes on the outdoor lift, while mechanics worked in the garage under cover, and fuel was dispensed out front. The Stinson family has retained the same telephone ...
Record Type: Photo
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2012.016.005 - Print, Photographic
A photograph of John Edward Stinson's Ford garage at the corner of Route 6 and 105, where he sold Model A's and Model T's.
Record Type: Photo
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2016.010.001 - Newspaper
An article from The Sippican Sentinel Thursday March 24, 2016, titled "Capt. Hadley House sold" written by Chris Reagle.
Record Type: Archive
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2016.010.002 - Newspaper
An article, from Sippican Week, Thursday March 31, 2016, titled 'Hadley House purchase blocks CVS', written by Georgia Sparling.
Record Type: Archive
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2016.012.001 - Newspaper
From a December 2001 New Bedford Standard-Times, a digital print of the corner of Rt. 105 & Rt. 6 showing construction equpment at the site where the new Cape Cod Bank & Trust was being built (in 2016 it is the Pilgrim Bank).
Record Type: Archive
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2016.051.452 - Newspaper
November 18, 1968 a black and white photograph of flooding on Front Street near Rochester.
Record Type: Archive
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2018.046.002 - Newspaper
From September 6, 2018 Sippican Week, an article titled "Marion sign unveiling, Sept. 20". The date of the unveiling of a carved-wood, black-lacquered-with-gold-leafing sign "Welcome to Marion Massachusetts Est. 1852" given by the Marion Garden Group has been announced. The sign will be on the corner of Route 6 and Front Street, on the Captain Hadley House property.
Record Type: Archive
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2018.046.003 - Newspaper
A color digital photograph from the September 27, 2018 Wanderer titled "Welcome to Marion". The sign was unveiled by Elizabeth Hatach of the Marion Garden Group at the Captain Hadley House on September 20, 2018.
Record Type: Archive
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2019.029.020 - Newspaper
From the Sentinel, dated July 20, 1995. car accident with a black and white photograph. Kristen Tahtinen of Marion and Joseph Poirier of Wareham accident took place at the intersection of Route 6 and 105.
Record Type: Archive
