Historic Map Map - Barre, Vermont - 1891
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Historic Map - Barre, MA - 1891
Description
View of Barre, Worcester County, M.A., 1891 / drawn & published by O. H. Bailey & Co.
This panoramic print of Barre, Massachusetts was drawn and published by O. H. Bailey & Co. in 1891. Barre was the home to the Massachusetts Institution for the Education of Feeble Minded Youth in the 1800's. The community continues today in the direction and education of wayward youth, with the Stetson School, which began in 1899.
During the 1890's, Barre was a popular get-a-way destination for wealthy New Englanders.
The illustration includes labeled streets, buildings and waterways. There are detailed illustrations of the following:
• The Woods Memorial Library Building.
• Residence of Geo. R. Simonds.
• Office & Residence of J. O. Cook, D. D. S.
• Hotel Barre.
• Residence of C. E. Rogers.
• Residence of Charles Brimblecom, Esq.
• First National Bank Block, Barre Gazette, Smith’s Store. Smith Bros., Proprietors.
• Residence of L. F. Billings, M. D.
• Residence of C. H. Fallonsby.
• Residence of Geo. A. Brown, M. D.
• Dr. Brown’s Institution.
• Residence of E. L. Sawyer, M. D.
• Residence of Estes Hawes.
• Residence of Harding Jenkins.
• Residence of J. A. Rogers.
• Residence of J. O. Matthews.
• Rocking Stone.
• Barre Falls.
• Residence of Thos B. Rice.
• Residence of C. E. Haven.
• Barre Plains.
• Crossleys.
• Smithville.
• Methodist Church.
• Residence of Elfred Holden, Barre Plains.
• Unitarian Church.
• Town Hall.
• Yankee Horse Rake Works. Chas. G. Allen & Co., Proprietors.
• Bartholomew’s Block, J. B. Colby, Jewelry & Watches, S. R. Gilmore & Co., Millinery.
• Jenkins’ Block.
• A. G. Williams General Merchandise Store.
• Congregational Church.
• Residence of A. P. Clark.
• Residence of A. F. Adams, Barre Plains.
• Soldiers’ Monument.
Features references to the following locations:
Town Hall.
Public School.
Wood’s Memorial Library Building.
Unitarian Church.
Congregational Church.
Methodist Church.
Catholic Church.
Dr. Brown’s Institution.
Post Office, B. F. Brooks, P. M.
Hotel Barre.
Massaoit Hotel.
Naquag Hotel. N. L. Shattuck, Proprietor.
First National Bank Block, Smith Bros., Proprietors.
Jenkins’ Block.
Soldiers’ Monument.
Yankee Horse Rake Works, Chas G. Allen & Co., Proprietors.
Bacon & Brown, General Store.
J. B. Colby, Watches & Jewelry.
S. R. Gilmore & Co., Millinery & Fancy Goods.
J. C. Bartholomew, Clothing & Furnishings Store.
W. R. Spooner, Newsdealer & Stationer.
T. H. Spooner, Funeral Director, Furniture, etc.
L. S. Heald, Foundry & Machine Shop.
Rogers & Osgood, Straw Goods Manufactory.
Smithville Cotton Mills, J. Edwin Smith, Proprietor, 10 Ashland St., Worcester.
Crossley’s Woolen Mill.
Geo. H. Allen, Mfr. of & Dealer in Agricultural Implements.
R. J. Stevenson, Post Office & General Store, Barre Plains.
Hotel Brunswick, E. Haskins, Proprietor.
Barre Stations, Mass. Central (B. & M.) R. R. & Ware River R. R.
Barre Plains Station, Mass. Central (B. & M.).
Barre Plains Station, Ware River R. R.
This panoramic print of Barre, Massachusetts was drawn and published by O. H. Bailey & Co. in 1891. Barre was the home to the Massachusetts Institution for the Education of Feeble Minded Youth in the 1800's. The community continues today in the direction and education of wayward youth, with the Stetson School, which began in 1899.
During the 1890's, Barre was a popular get-a-way destination for wealthy New Englanders.
The illustration includes labeled streets, buildings and waterways. There are detailed illustrations of the following:
• The Woods Memorial Library Building.
• Residence of Geo. R. Simonds.
• Office & Residence of J. O. Cook, D. D. S.
• Hotel Barre.
• Residence of C. E. Rogers.
• Residence of Charles Brimblecom, Esq.
• First National Bank Block, Barre Gazette, Smith’s Store. Smith Bros., Proprietors.
• Residence of L. F. Billings, M. D.
• Residence of C. H. Fallonsby.
• Residence of Geo. A. Brown, M. D.
• Dr. Brown’s Institution.
• Residence of E. L. Sawyer, M. D.
• Residence of Estes Hawes.
• Residence of Harding Jenkins.
• Residence of J. A. Rogers.
• Residence of J. O. Matthews.
• Rocking Stone.
• Barre Falls.
• Residence of Thos B. Rice.
• Residence of C. E. Haven.
• Barre Plains.
• Crossleys.
• Smithville.
• Methodist Church.
• Residence of Elfred Holden, Barre Plains.
• Unitarian Church.
• Town Hall.
• Yankee Horse Rake Works. Chas. G. Allen & Co., Proprietors.
• Bartholomew’s Block, J. B. Colby, Jewelry & Watches, S. R. Gilmore & Co., Millinery.
• Jenkins’ Block.
• A. G. Williams General Merchandise Store.
• Congregational Church.
• Residence of A. P. Clark.
• Residence of A. F. Adams, Barre Plains.
• Soldiers’ Monument.
Features references to the following locations:
Town Hall.
Public School.
Wood’s Memorial Library Building.
Unitarian Church.
Congregational Church.
Methodist Church.
Catholic Church.
Dr. Brown’s Institution.
Post Office, B. F. Brooks, P. M.
Hotel Barre.
Massaoit Hotel.
Naquag Hotel. N. L. Shattuck, Proprietor.
First National Bank Block, Smith Bros., Proprietors.
Jenkins’ Block.
Soldiers’ Monument.
Yankee Horse Rake Works, Chas G. Allen & Co., Proprietors.
Bacon & Brown, General Store.
J. B. Colby, Watches & Jewelry.
S. R. Gilmore & Co., Millinery & Fancy Goods.
J. C. Bartholomew, Clothing & Furnishings Store.
W. R. Spooner, Newsdealer & Stationer.
T. H. Spooner, Funeral Director, Furniture, etc.
L. S. Heald, Foundry & Machine Shop.
Rogers & Osgood, Straw Goods Manufactory.
Smithville Cotton Mills, J. Edwin Smith, Proprietor, 10 Ashland St., Worcester.
Crossley’s Woolen Mill.
Geo. H. Allen, Mfr. of & Dealer in Agricultural Implements.
R. J. Stevenson, Post Office & General Store, Barre Plains.
Hotel Brunswick, E. Haskins, Proprietor.
Barre Stations, Mass. Central (B. & M.) R. R. & Ware River R. R.
Barre Plains Station, Mass. Central (B. & M.).
Barre Plains Station, Ware River R. R.
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