257-267 North Street at the intersection of Lewis Street, ca. 1865
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1865
- Street-level view looking northeast down North Street from the intersection with Lewis Street. The view is of the multi-story brick buildings on the right side of the street from (left to right) 267, 265, 261, 259 and 257 North Street. The building on the right is 12 Lewis Street. A street light, with the label of Lewis Street is affixed to the building in the center of the image. Men are ... read morestanding in the doorways of many of the storefronts. A horse drawn vehicle waits on Lewis Street. Both streets are cobblestoned Title of this photograph indicates that the King's Head Tavern was located at 257-259 North Street. Building was built during the reign of Charles II. Taken down in 1870. 5 3/4 x 7 1/2 Photographsread less
- Commercial buildings
- Cobblestone roads
- Street lights
- Men
- Signs and signboards
- Buildings
- Horse-drawn vehicles
- Stores and shops
- Carts and wagons
- Lewis Street
- North End (Mass.)
- Massachusetts
- 263 North Street
- 267 North Street
- Boston (Mass.)
- 12 Lewis Street
- 265 North Street
- 257-259 North Street
- 259 North Street
- 257 North Street
- 261 North Street
- North Street
- Henry Harris
- ID:
- ws859s280
- Component ID:
- tufts:TBS.VW0001.002353
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