This is a Lawrence High School Graduation Photograph of E. Charlena Olmstead, 1905. The photography studio is Geo. H. Leck, Lawrence, MA.

Small spots on matting.  Small spots on photograph.

Panoramic photo of executives taken October 18, 1919 at the Overseers Outing at the Estate of William Wood - Andover Massachusetts.

Annotation on the back of the photo: "R. M. Caffrey is pictured 18th from left, 4th row from bottom."

This is a graduation photograph of Alice Whelan, 1905. The photography studio is Geo. H. Leck, Lawrence, MA.

Small amount of staining on the lower right corner.

Color photograph of the North Canal. Photograph taken from the vicinity of the Broadway bridge. The mill along the right side with the smoke stack is the former Upper Pacific Mills.

This is a graduation photograph of Harriet O. Lord, Lawrence High School, 1897. The photography studio is Kenefick, Lawrence, MA.

Panoramic group photo of executives taken at Mr. William Wood's Estate at the Owner's Outing, October 18, 1919. Annotation with arrow pointing to William Wood in the middle of the front row. A second annotation pointing to R. F. Caffrey, front row, 12th from the left.

"1920 September 18 Pacific Mills Overseers' Outing"

43 " x 10 " Panoramic image. Image of large number of men dressed in dark suits, wearing ribbons on their lapels. Some seated on grass, remainder standing Some smoking cigars. One man holding banner that reads Pacific Mills.
Printed on photo: Pacific Mills Overseers' Outing, " Wardhurst, Lynnfield, Mass. Sept. 18th , 1920.
George Leck, photographer

Note: Same photo listed under: 2005.048.001

This is a photograph of a Lawrence High School Track Star with his many medals, ribbons and trophies. 

This is a graduation photograph of Rose Edith Dawson (1897), Lawrence High School. The photographer studio is Lally, 333 Essex St., Lawrence, MA.

Early 20th-century bird’s-eye illustration of the David Brown Company and Union Shuttle Company complex in Lawrence, Massachusetts. The scene shows a sprawling mill yard dominated by a tall, single-stack main mill building, flanked by a stable and multiple storehouses. A rail spur runs alongside the complex, underscoring its industrial importance and connection to regional markets. The drawing’s aerial perspective highlights the organized layout of the buildings and surrounding streets.