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Longwood Flag Station
By the Longwood Ave overpass, looking east; Sears Chapel in the background; note same man as in the Chapel Station photo View Photo View Supersize |
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Sears Chapel, Longwood Area
Before the creation of Chapel St. and Longwood Station. David Sears house (now divided into townhouses) at the corner of Hawes & Colchester visible to the right View Photo View Supersize |
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Longwood Stone Bridge |
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Muddy River Olmsted-Designed Park, circa 1896
From the foot bridge going towards the Winsor School, looking west at the old wooden Longwood Ave. bridge in distance. Newly constructed (1894) Chapel St. and the new Longwood Rail Station can be glimpsed on the right View Photo View Supersize |
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Sear's Chapel, Longwood Station, Muddy River |
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Muddy River & Sears Chapel |
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Episcopal Church of Our Saviour, Carlton & Monmouth |
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Longwood Towers From the Riverway |
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Muddy River, Longwood Ave. Bridge |
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Hancock Village in the 1940s |
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Chestnut Hill Reservoir Pumping Station, 1908 |
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Chestnut Hill Reservoir, 1906 |
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25 Park St., 1909 |
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Hammond St.
C.O. Tucker Co. View Photo |
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E.S. Ritchie Factory
Current address 110 Cypress St; retained as part of 2005 condominium project. View Photo View Supersize |
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Police Force, circa 1878 |
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Steam Engine, Bought by Town in 1839 |
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Fire Station, Unidentified |
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Fire Station, Unidentified |
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Chestnut Hill Fire Station |
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