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Greenwoods Road
circa 1910
Men walk past buildings along the sidewalk on Greenwoods Road.
Residential Street Scene
View down a residential street with 'Cape Cod' architecture. The Pilgrim Monument, built between 1907 and 1910, looms in the background.
Residential District
View of homes built closely together along a street in the residential district.
Street Scene
circa 1915
Street Scene featuring, bicycles, automobiles, and palm trees. A large clock stands on a street corner where pedestrians cross, and stone and brick buildings are along the sidewalk.
South A Street
View of South A Street, a residential area. Published by W.H. McQuiston & Son.
Residential Street Scene
View down a tree-lined residential street. Published by Frank D. Heller.
