New England grocery store pre 1920 the good old days.

The train being loaded with milk on its way from Southboro to Hartford.

This train named Narragansett is being shown off by the conductor.

The Studebaker is all dressed up and the lady's are hot to trot.

Hudson parade 1916.

B.A> Corbin co.1927 Fords out front

This is the old Curtis mill in Massachusetts.

This is a scene from a 8x10 glass plate. The kids are dressed as indians. great New England scene.

The close up shot of the resurfacing crew.

Hudson Mas Elm Garage With the Tydol gas sign up.

The Carriage says Rockland house the negative is pre 1880.

The Frye Company is a boot manufacturer that claims to be the oldest continuously operated shoe company in the United States. The company was founded by John A. Frye and a partner in 1863 as a single shoe-making shop in Marlborough, Massachusetts. It gained renown from the production of multiple styles of boots, including harness boots (first designed in 1938) and engineer boots.

This float is from Reardons Market circa 1916.

The Taylor rides into town in front of the laundry to show off his goods circa 1910

The Chase Block Hudson MA. Nov 1923 burned in 1935