Historic Map - Boston, MA - 1879
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Historic Map - Warren, MA - 1879
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View of Warren, Worcester County, M.A., 1879 / drawn & published by O. H. Bailey & Co.
This bird’s-eye view print of Warren, Massachusetts was drawn and published by O. H. Bailey & Co. in 1879. Warren was settled in the 1600's as Quaboag Plantation in what was then part of Maine. It was incorporated as the town of Western in 1741 and re-named Warren in 1834 after Revolutionary War hero General Joseph Warren.
During and after the American Civil War, Warren prospered as a manufacturing center with numerous shoe and boot manufacturers, as well as fine woolen mills and agricultural implement makers.
The illustration includes labeled roads, buildings, waterways and railroad route.
Features references to the following locations:
Boston & Albany R. R. Stations.
Town Hall Building.
Warren Hotel, John M. Mulcahy, Proprietor.
West Warren House, L. A. Blair, Proprietor.
Congregational Church.
Congregational Church, West Warren.
Methodist Church.
Methodist Church, West Warren.
Universalist Church.
St. Thomas R. C. Church, West Warren.
High School.
School Buildings.
Knowles’ Steam Pump Works. L. J. Knowles, Proprietor. J. W. Chadsey, Agent. E. F. Strickland, Superintendent.
Warren Cotton Mills. A. D. Barker, Agent. Mfr. Of Dress Goods, Coatings, Skirtings & Denims.
Sayles, Owen & Brownell, Woolen Manufacturers.
A. W. Grossman & Son, West Warren. Manufacturers of Edge Tools.
B. A. Tripp & Co., Boot Manufacturers.
Wm. B. Ramsdell, Boot Manufacturer.
Cutler Moore, Boot & Shoes Mfr.
H. B. Bosworth, Boot Mfr.
L. J. Knowles’ Warp Mill. M. K. Whipple, Supt.
John B. Gould, Grain, Flour, Feed, etc.
J. & I. E. Moore, Mfrs. of Writing & Copying Inks.
N. R. Moore, Lumber Dealer, Carpenter and General Jobber.
E. G. Kingsbury, Soap Manufacturer.
Ramsdell’s Block.
Hitchcock’s Block.
Harwood’s Block.
Shepard’s Block.
Brigham’s Hall.
Grossman’s Block, West Warren.
Melvin & Goodhue, Editors & Proprietors of the Warren Herald.
Fairbanks & Newton, General Stock Merchandise.
Blair & Keyes, General Stock Merchandise.
F. A. Keith, General Stock Merchandise.
John S. Holden, West Warren, General Stock Merchandise.
C. B. Elwell, Grossman’s Block.
Lewis Elwell, P. M., West Warren, Dry Goods & Millinery.
L. Harwood & Son, Harwood’s Block, Drugs, Jewelry, Musical Instruments, etc.
M. A. Warriner, Boots & Shoes.
E. C. Morgan, Books, Stationery, Jewelry and Mens Furnishing Goods.
L. K. Washburn’s Livery Stable.
Quinlan Brothers, Barber Shop.
Mrs. W. M. Gray, Millinery.
S. Wetherbee, Clothing & Gents Furnishing Goods & Hardware, Ramsdell’s Block.
E. P. Twitchell, Fish & Oyster Market.
L. Bridges & Co., Blacksmithing & Repairing.
Butterworth Brothers, Market & Provisions.
H. C. Spooner & Co., Furniture & Undertaker’s Goods.
A. E. Swan, Meat Market.
J. B. Sibley, Stoves & Hardware, West Warren.
S. D. Smith, Drugs, Medicines, West Warren.
Bernard Donnelly, Boots, Shoes & Ready Made Clothing, West Warren.
Geo. Bliss, Meat & Provision Dealer, West Warren.
E. C. Sawyer, Attorney, Shepard’s Block.
Wm. Lincoln & Co., Fire & Life Insurance.
J. W. Hastings, M. D., Drug Store & Office, Hitchcock’s Block, Residence 45 Pleasant St.
Residence & Office of A. B. DeLand, M. D.
Residence & Office of F. R. Sibley, M. D.
Residence & Office of J. P. Bixby, M. D., West Warren.
This bird’s-eye view print of Warren, Massachusetts was drawn and published by O. H. Bailey & Co. in 1879. Warren was settled in the 1600's as Quaboag Plantation in what was then part of Maine. It was incorporated as the town of Western in 1741 and re-named Warren in 1834 after Revolutionary War hero General Joseph Warren.
During and after the American Civil War, Warren prospered as a manufacturing center with numerous shoe and boot manufacturers, as well as fine woolen mills and agricultural implement makers.
The illustration includes labeled roads, buildings, waterways and railroad route.
Features references to the following locations:
Boston & Albany R. R. Stations.
Town Hall Building.
Warren Hotel, John M. Mulcahy, Proprietor.
West Warren House, L. A. Blair, Proprietor.
Congregational Church.
Congregational Church, West Warren.
Methodist Church.
Methodist Church, West Warren.
Universalist Church.
St. Thomas R. C. Church, West Warren.
High School.
School Buildings.
Knowles’ Steam Pump Works. L. J. Knowles, Proprietor. J. W. Chadsey, Agent. E. F. Strickland, Superintendent.
Warren Cotton Mills. A. D. Barker, Agent. Mfr. Of Dress Goods, Coatings, Skirtings & Denims.
Sayles, Owen & Brownell, Woolen Manufacturers.
A. W. Grossman & Son, West Warren. Manufacturers of Edge Tools.
B. A. Tripp & Co., Boot Manufacturers.
Wm. B. Ramsdell, Boot Manufacturer.
Cutler Moore, Boot & Shoes Mfr.
H. B. Bosworth, Boot Mfr.
L. J. Knowles’ Warp Mill. M. K. Whipple, Supt.
John B. Gould, Grain, Flour, Feed, etc.
J. & I. E. Moore, Mfrs. of Writing & Copying Inks.
N. R. Moore, Lumber Dealer, Carpenter and General Jobber.
E. G. Kingsbury, Soap Manufacturer.
Ramsdell’s Block.
Hitchcock’s Block.
Harwood’s Block.
Shepard’s Block.
Brigham’s Hall.
Grossman’s Block, West Warren.
Melvin & Goodhue, Editors & Proprietors of the Warren Herald.
Fairbanks & Newton, General Stock Merchandise.
Blair & Keyes, General Stock Merchandise.
F. A. Keith, General Stock Merchandise.
John S. Holden, West Warren, General Stock Merchandise.
C. B. Elwell, Grossman’s Block.
Lewis Elwell, P. M., West Warren, Dry Goods & Millinery.
L. Harwood & Son, Harwood’s Block, Drugs, Jewelry, Musical Instruments, etc.
M. A. Warriner, Boots & Shoes.
E. C. Morgan, Books, Stationery, Jewelry and Mens Furnishing Goods.
L. K. Washburn’s Livery Stable.
Quinlan Brothers, Barber Shop.
Mrs. W. M. Gray, Millinery.
S. Wetherbee, Clothing & Gents Furnishing Goods & Hardware, Ramsdell’s Block.
E. P. Twitchell, Fish & Oyster Market.
L. Bridges & Co., Blacksmithing & Repairing.
Butterworth Brothers, Market & Provisions.
H. C. Spooner & Co., Furniture & Undertaker’s Goods.
A. E. Swan, Meat Market.
J. B. Sibley, Stoves & Hardware, West Warren.
S. D. Smith, Drugs, Medicines, West Warren.
Bernard Donnelly, Boots, Shoes & Ready Made Clothing, West Warren.
Geo. Bliss, Meat & Provision Dealer, West Warren.
E. C. Sawyer, Attorney, Shepard’s Block.
Wm. Lincoln & Co., Fire & Life Insurance.
J. W. Hastings, M. D., Drug Store & Office, Hitchcock’s Block, Residence 45 Pleasant St.
Residence & Office of A. B. DeLand, M. D.
Residence & Office of F. R. Sibley, M. D.
Residence & Office of J. P. Bixby, M. D., West Warren.
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