New Bedford Whaling Museum:
Looking west on Elm Street.
New Bedford Whaling Museum:
Men posed around sailboat. Lucas & Kent Boat Shop in the background, 1907
New Bedford Whaling Museum:
Portrait of Alden H. Manter, old whaleman, 1914
New Bedford Whaling Museum:
Portrait of Rebecca Margolis and Alice Pierce, suffragettes, 1915
New Bedford Whaling Museum:
Portrait of Frankie Britt, New Bedford fighter, 1917
New Bedford Whaling Museum:
Portrait of Fred Tenney, ball player, 1911
New Bedford Whaling Museum:
Portrait of Annie Walsh, 1914
New Bedford Whaling Museum:
Portrait of Elijah Webb, 1915
New Bedford Whaling Museum:
“Tin Can Destroyer and Crew”
New Bedford Whaling Museum:
Edward R. Cole
New Bedford Whaling Museum:
Mrs. Mann gets evicted, 1905
New Bedford Whaling Museum:
Man and woman standing at the entrance to their house, built out of the hull of a ship; an ark, ca. 1900
New Bedford Whaling Museum:
Three sail makers seated at work at Briggs & Beckmans’ Sail Loft, ca. 1915
New Bedford Whaling Museum:
Roger Fay’s beer truck, 1912
New Bedford Whaling Museum:
Memorial Day. Captain J.F. Howell, Fort Rodman, 1913
New Bedford Whaling Museum:
“Portuguese Navy Yard”, 1905
New Bedford Whaling Museum:
Coopers at work on oil barrels “flagging” a cask
New Bedford Whaling Museum:
“Barge Captain Murders and Mutilates” – barge Snipe with three boys in the foreground, 1914
New Bedford Whaling Museum:
“The Newest Little Italy” – Italians in the North End, grade crossing workers, 1907
New Bedford Whaling Museum:
“The Newest Little Italy” – Italians in the North End, grade crossing workers, 1907
New Bedford Whaling Museum:
Buttonwood Park, playground outing, 1915
New Bedford Whaling Museum:
“New Bedford as a fishing port”, 1907
New Bedford Whaling Museum:
Man balancing boxes of cranberries on his head with two other men looking on, 1916
New Bedford Whaling Museum:
St. John the Baptist, burned, 1908
New Bedford Whaling Museum:
New Bedford-Fairhaven Bridge being repaired. Work men with bridge torn up, 1912
New Bedford Whaling Museum:
"History of Penikese" - Penikese Island leper cottages, 1905
New Bedford Whaling Museum:
"Great Changes at the Ever Changing North End", 1907
New Bedford Whaling Museum:
"Here in New Bedford" Turner’s Court south side looking east from Acushnet Avenue, 1907
New Bedford Whaling Museum:
"Tomorrow Marks 42nd Anniversary of the So Called Chapman's Monkey Fire”, 1918
New Bedford Whaling Museum:
Purchase Street. Tom Thompson's marble shop, New Bedford Monumental Works, Spring and Fourth Street, 1905
