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1. 2004.009.016 - Print, Photographic

   New Bedford and Onset Street Railway, at Route 6 and Mattapoisett Neck Road, Marion, Mass. Freight wagon unloading.

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. 2004.009.051 - Print, Photographic

   The Captain Stephen Hadley house, corner of Front St. and Route 6, opposite his brother's house, Emerson. Now an antique shop. Grandfather Tripp lived her for about 40 years.

   Record Type: Photo

   
3. 2004.009.056 - Print, Photographic

   Home of Richard Clark, Marion, MA, now destroyed. Cumberland Farms building now occupies the area. This was the rented home of Gen. Greeley in the late 1890's, where Mrs. Cleveland stayed and had famous receptions for Marion people. The house was built by Capt Emerson Hadley.

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. 2004.009.069 - Print, Photographic

   Capt. Stephen Hadley House, Marion, Mass. Now an antiques store at the corner of Front St. and Route 6. Theo Tripp lived here in 1890's to 1900's for about 40 years to 1930.

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. 2004.011.011 - Print, Photographic

   Harrison Tripp driving the William Gifford passenger barge which provided transportation between the railroad station and lower village in the 1880's and early 1900's. Marion, Mass. Background lot is at the corner of Front Street and Route 6. Harrison Tripp is the driver.

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. 2004.019.037 - Print, Photographic

   Captain Emerson Hadley house, Marion, Mass. Stood where the Cumberland Farms store now stands. House where Mrs. Grover Cleveland stayed with General Greely in 1887 and location of reception for her.

   Record Type: Photo

   
7. 2004.019.038 - Print, Photographic

   Old Captain Emerson Hadley house, Marion, Mass. House where President and Mrs. Grover Cleveland stayed. Location of reception for them was held.

   Record Type: Photo

   
8. 2004.019.039 - Print, Photographic

   Old Captain Emerson Hadley house, Marion, Mass. House where President and Mrs. Grover Cleveland stayed. Location of reception for them was held.

   Record Type: Photo

   
9. 2004.019.040 - Print, Photographic

   Old Captain Emerson Hadley house, Marion, Mass. House where President and Mrs. Grover Cleveland stayed. Location of reception for them was held.

   Record Type: Photo

   
10. 2004.019.400 - Print, Photographic

    Black and white photo showing corner of Converse Road and Route 6, view from Mary Valley's garden, undated, 1950's?

    Record Type: Photo

    
11. 2004.019.401 - Print, Photographic

    Black and white photo showing corner of Converse Road and Route 6. Two girls standing outside store. Elizabeth Robinson Hagemann and Lorraine Robinson Hunt.

    Record Type: Photo

    
12. 2004.019.402 - Print, Photographic

    Black and white photo showing corner of Converse Road and Route 6 before new highway was built, about 1930.

    Record Type: Photo

    
13. 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

    
14. 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

    
15. 2008.001.195 - Digital photograph

    Transportation - The standpipe near the Town Barn at Route 6 and Converse Road. The 100-foot standpipe with a capacity of 245,000 gallons provides pressure for Marion's town water system and was erected in 1908. At the standpipe's lower right is the town's stone crusher. In 1894, a Town Meeting voted to contract with the Commonwealth to build a road through Marion and also authorized the purchase of a steam road roller and a stone crusher. In 190...

    Record Type: Photo

    
16. 2008.001.237 - Digital photograph

    Miscellany -The Greek Revival-Style farmhouse of George S. Bates at 617 Mill Street (now Route 6), about 1903. The structure was built in the 1840s, and the 1867 Street Directory lists Bates as a farmer and trader. This unused real photo postcard surfaced in Wareham shortly after the rest of this book had already been sequenced. None of the veteran postcard collectors involved in the book's preparation had ever seen it before, raising the possibi...

    Record Type: Photo

    
17. 2008.014.159 - Print, Photographic

    Hiller Co. on Rt. 6.

    Record Type: Photo

    
18. 2008.014.188 - Print, Photographic

    Southwest corner of Front St. and Rt. 6. New Cumberland Farms, previously Mobil Station.

    Record Type: Photo

    
19. 2008.014.189 - Print, Photographic

    Jack Wills' house, formerly gas station on old Rt. 6. Renovated by Mrs. [Lid?] Pratt for beauty parlor "Uppercut". Photo taken summer of 1982.

    Record Type: Photo

    
20. 2010.009.018 - Digital image

    An aerial digital image of the Power House of the RCA/Marconi WIreless station in the center. Route 6 and Mill Street are in the foreground. The New York, New Hampshire and Hartford Railroad tracks are behind the Power House.

    Record Type: Photo