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Black and white photograph probably by A. Q. Smith) showing the exterior (front) of the Smith family home. Winter scene. The house, on Harvey Road, was located near the intersection of Huntington Road in Worthington Center. Taken mid 1960's.

Black and white photograph probably by A. Q. Smith) of exterior front of the Smith family homervey Road. Winter scene showing two snow-covered shrubs. The house, on Harvey Road, was located near the intersection of Huntington Road in Worthington…

Town Hall before second addition. First addition was in 1930s (Workers Progess Administration Project) adding stage and room above. Black and white photograph taken from the South West in wintertime.

Sepia postcard from sample book of Herbert Berniss Thrasher (1884-1927), photographer. Titled: ‘Town Hall, Worthington, Mass.‘ (#64).

Thrasher was the son of George M. and Hattie Lyman Thrasher. Guy Thrasher was his brother. The sample book was…

Town hall before second addition. First addition was in 1930s (Workers Progess Administration Project) adding stage and room above. Black and white photograph taken from the South West in summertime. Taken in the later afternoon - note shadows on…

Town Hall before second addition. First addition was in 1930s (Workers Progress Administration Project) adding stage and room above. Black and white photograph taken from the West in wintertime. Kodak stamp box helps date it.

Town Hall before second addition. First addition was in 1930s (Workers Progess Administration Project) adding stage and room above. Black and white photograph taken from the SW in wintertime.

Town Hall before second addition. First addition was in 1930s (Workers Progess Administration Project) adding stage and room above. Black and white photograph taken from the NE in summertime.

Town Hall before second addition. First addition was in 1930s (Workers Progess Administration Project) adding stage and room above. Black and white photograph taken from the NE in summertime.

Town Hall before second addition. First addition was in 1930s (Workers Progess Administration Project) adding stage and room above. Black and white photograph taken from the NE in wintertime.

Town Hall before second addition. First addition was in 1930s (Workers Progess Administration Project) adding stage and room above. Black and white photograph taken from the NE in wintertime.

Town Hall before second addition. First addition was in 1930s (Workers Progess Administration Project) adding stage and room above. Black and white photograph taken from the SW in summertime

Three black and white photographs of house belong to Judge Elisha Hume Brewster (1871-1946) in Worthington Center (Huntington Road, Rte. 112). House located at 212 Huntington Road. Photo taken early 1960's.

5 black and white prints. Three black and white photographs of house belong to Judge Elisha Hume Brewster (1871-1946) in Worthington Center (Huntington Road, Rte. 112). Located at 212 Huntington Road.

5 black and white prints. Three black and white photographs of house belong to Judge Elisha Hume Brewster (1871-1946) in Worthington Center (Huntington Road, Rte. 112). House located at 212 Huntington Road.

The Women's Benevolent Society made a patchwork quilt for the church fair annually. Could this be one of their work bees? See related photographs of same scene.

A black and white photograph of a winter scene (possibly at the garage) with a Loader, grader, and a truck.

Black and white photograph of Arthur G. Capen who was church organist for many years, at one time receiving $2.00 per Sunday as pay.

Sugar Maples - Worthington, Mass.' Black and white photograph of a summer scene of a paved Huntington Road. Shows electric power lines.

Black and white photograph of house belong to Judge Elisha Hume Brewster (1871-1946) at 212 Huntington Road (Rte. 112) Worthington Center. Side view looking south. Taken in the summer with many maple trees lining the road in the early 1960's. Also…