Imagery of Woburn - Photos From An Earlier Era.......

Some of these historic pictures of Woburn come from the personal collections of Woburn residents - Tom Smith, Ed Johnson, and John McElhiney, Esq., and are used with their permission.

* This site is Graphic Intensive - It is worth the wait for the viewing of these photos!*

Storefronts- Main & Walnut Streets c. 1880	Woburn Square Main Street South from Walnut Street c. 1905	250th Anniversary Arch Pleasant Street at Winn Street 1892
Linnell's Market Downtown 1913	Homecoming of Woburn's Company G Woburn Common 21 October 1919	The Dow Block Main & Church Streets c. 1890
The Common from Pleasant Street 1895	Horse & Wagon outside of Smith's Market Main & Salem Streets c. 1900	Trolley car in snowstorm Pleasant Street at the Common c. 1900
Woburn Depot Pleasant Street c. 1890	Woburn Homestead - Durenville, c. 1895 Duren Avenue, original end? of Russell Street, one mile from Cambridge Street Courtesy of Nancy E. Schwartz and Doug Brown	Woburn Square Main Street North of Busy Bend 1865
Sparrow Horton's Book Store Main Street Opposite Walnut Street c. 1880	Amariah Hayne's Harness Shop Main Street Opposite Everett Street c. 1890	Woburn Square Corner of Main & Walnut Streets c. 1896
Owney Doherty's Dog Cart Diner on wheels c. 1930	Central House Tavern Main Street Opposite Everett Street 1856	Woburn Square Main Street towards St. Charles Church 1917
Alvah Buckman's Shoe Store Main Street, East of Busy Bend c. 1890	Woburn Journal Main Street Opposite Everett Street c. 1890	Main Street Across the Common Montvale Ave. to Busy Bend, 1895
Old Woburn Armory Montvale Avenue & Prospect Streets 1892	Dedication of Civil War Monument Woburn Common 14 October 1869	North Woburn Horse Trolley Barn Main Street Opposite Dexter Avenue, c. 1880
Ellis' Railroad Store 1st Train Station Main Street & High Streets c. 1865	Group of Firemen c. 1920	Steam Engine Main Street c. 1900
Jacob Webster Hose Company Main Street North Woburn, 1865	John Cummings Hose Company Cummingsville c. 1875	Firehose Wagon Main Street c. 1900
L. W. Perham Hose Company c. 1875	Highland Hose Company c. 1875	Fireman's Ball Program 1855
Old North Woburn Schoolhouse, 1865	Wyman School Group - Taken at left side door, c. 1895	School Children, Unknown Woburn School, c. 1900
Union Street School Grade 4, 1902	Morse Street School, May 8, 1903	Woburn High School Senior Class, Taken on the steps of Public Library, 1894
High School Classroom, May 6, 1897	High School Science Class, c. 1889	High School Football Team, Rear of Public Library, 1894
High School Football Team, 1892	High School Battalion, Non-Commissioned Officers, c. 1890	Hide Vats American Hide & Leather Cross Street, 1912
Workers American Hide & Leather Cross Street, 1912	Curriers American Hide & Leather Cross Street, 1912	Finish Workers American Hide & Leather Cross Street, 1912
Workers American Hide & Leather Cross Street, 1912	American Hide & Leather Cross Street, 1912	Blake Tannery Fowle Street, c. 1876
James Skinner & Company Green Street, 1885	Peterson Merrill Company 1926	Dow Tannery South End, c. 1900
Woburn Machine Company South End, c. 1900	Edward A. Dow Tannery South End, c. 1900	Eustace Cummings Tannery Fowle Street, c. 1880
Leather Workers John P. Crane Company Cranes Court, c. 1890	Loammi Baldwin the Younger 1780-1838	George Rumford Baldwin 1798-1888
James Fowle Baldwin 1782-1862	Colonel Loammi Baldwin 1745-1807	Sitting Room Baldwin Mansion c. 1890
Library Baldwin Mansion c. 1890	The Baldwin Mansion Elm Street, North Woburn c. 1900	Sir Benjamin Thompson Count Rumford 1753-1814 (Painted c. 1872)
Sarah Thompson Countess of Rumford 1774-1852 (Picture c. 1794)	Ice cutting at Horn Pond c. 1900	The Ice House at Horn Pond c. 1900
The Steamboat "Winnie D" 1888	The Innitou Canoe Club Boathouse Sturgis Street, Horn Pond c. 1890	View of Horn Pond Arlington Road 1885
Unknown Stable	North Congregational Church View From School Street North Woburn, 1865	Handbill of North Woburn Railway 1869
Woburn Machine Shop c. 1930 Courtesy of Mary (Darling) Christie*	Names of men at Woburn Machine Shop, c. 1930	Sketch Map of Woburn Common, 1844

* If you find that you have a relative in the above picture of Woburn Machine Shop, c. 1930, please contact me if you would like a copy of this picture - Courtesy of Mary (Darling) Christie.

Union Street Looking West	Main Street Looking North From Near Bank Building	Main Street Looking North From Near Bank Building	Elegant Residences Stearn's Warren Street
Warren Street Looking West (Champney's)	Elegant Residences (Pratt's) Warren Street	Cemetery Views First Burial Ground or Woodbrook Cemetery	Cemetery Views Old Grave Yard From Main Street- John Fowle Monument
Cemetery Views Woodbrook Cemetery	Woburn Centre From Littlefield's Village	Woburn Centre From Littlefield's Village	Rag Rock
Cemetery Views Woodbrook Cemetery	Pleasant Street From North Corner of Common	Main Street Looking South From Church Street	Centre From Warren Street
Woburn Centre From Littlefield's Village	Elegant Residences Charles Choate	Academy Hill	Elegant Residences A. E. Thompson Pleasant Street
Main Street North Woburn	Unknown Location Woburn	Orthodox Church Woburn	Many Thanks To Greg French, who made all these pics available! Thanks, Greg!

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|| Settler's Families A-L & M-W || Federal Census's of New Salem - 1790 ||


James I. Hanson, Principal	Frank M. Bronson, Asst. Principal	Sarah Clark, Teacher	Ida Jacobs, Teacher

Chauncy B. Conn	Harry G. Wyer "Prophet"- "Shorty"	Mabel T. Ellis "Poet"	Annie B. Seeley

Emma B. Greenleaf	Clarence E. Littlefield Salutatorian	Charles B. Darling	Adaline G. McElroy

Nora M. Burns	George H. Taylor	Lizzie F. Clark	Elizabeth D. Brown

M. Emily Perkins	Frederick N. Simonds	J. Warner Shaw	Grace M. Cummings

A. Blanche Grant	Ada R. Thompson	Jennie E. Gallagher	Nathan W. Perkins

Emily J. Stewart	Mamie F. Haggens	John T. McSweeney	M. Adelaide Alexander

Ida L. Ellard	Fannie J. Shea	Carrie M. Wallace	Florence B. Richardson

Fannie J. Hartwell Historian	C. Forrest Richardson	Elizabeth C. Shea	Agnes M Shaw Valedictorian