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The intersection of Temple and Grove Streets, looking toward Elm Street. The first house on the right is the Noah Webster House, built about 1823 and removed to Michigan around 1936 by Henry Ford.

Handwritten on reverse: "This house was purchased in an unfinished condition by the Hon. Elizur Goodrich, father of Professor Chauncey A. Goodrich in 1801 or 1802 and completed to suit his needs. Northwest corner of Temple and Wall Sts. Demolished by…

A view down an unpaved street flanked by trees. United Church on the Green is partially visible on the left.

The former Malley's Department Store building on the southeast corner of Chapel and Temple Streets.

Buses wait at the intersection of Temple and Chapel. Pedestrians are on the sidewalk. Malley's Department Store, decorated for Christmas, is in the background.

The east side of Temple Street, looking north toward Crown Street. A two story building in the foreground has signs including "Sally's INC.," and "Gertrude Sheedy MILLINERY." A larger sign reading "STONE COLLEGE" is on a taller building in the…

The east side of Temple Street, north of the intersection with Crown Street. Visible signs include "STONE COLLEGE," "JOSEPH'S BEAUTY SALON," and "BENEDICT."

The north side of George Street from the intersection with Temple. Five men are gathered outside of what appears to be a camera shop at the corner. In the background at the next corner, a painted sign reading "MICKEY FINN/STORES" is visible.

The north side of Crown Street from the intersection with Temple. A five story building is in the foreground with signs reading "MUSIC CORNER" and "RADIOS RECORDS." Further down the street is a sign reading "GILDEN'S." Several cars are stopped at…

A view of the south side of Crown Street from the intersection with Temple. A two story and a four story brick building are visible with signs including "CROWN SHOE REPAIR CO." and "GRANFIELD STATIONERS."