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G2 70012 buildings on Canal-moved to make room for N.F. Dixon home
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G2 70013 High Street in the foreground, looking toward White Rock
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G2 70011 High Street from Pawcatuck--very old photo
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C20 12071 old armory--Main St-razed by fire in 1898
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E11 40248 Main St looking toward Broad Street.
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D6 12316 High St looking toward old Washington Trust bank building, which was built in 1836.
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D6 12317 view of Pawcatuck Bridge, river and buildings
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D6 12318 A man standing on the Pawcatuck Bridge--the buildings behind him are on the Westerly side.
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E5 1068 corner of High & Broad-Dixon Square-probably dates from between 1869 to 1888.
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D2 10092 Capt Larkin's garden-grandfather of Daniel Larkin-shows faintly the only bldg on way to Napatree Point-The Peninsula House
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D6 12319 Pawcatuck Bridge looking toward West Broad St
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C19 11934 On the right is the second train station built in Westerly. Construction began in 1872 and the total cost was @ $8,000. Note: this station was eventually moved and is now a private residence in Westerly.
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B1 11117 Westerly Station--Old Providence & Stonington RR
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D6 1233-Colorized-Repaired