Lawrence

Block 2 Parcel 12. 131-133 Maple Street, Lawrence, MA. Rear view of a three story building owned by Albert and Sylvia Steinberg. Shattered windows indicate that the building may have been abandoned when this photograph was taken. Plains project. Corresponding paperwork is located in the 2nd floor stacks in the Urban Renewal collection (1997.060 and 1997.061). The boxes are organized by streets. The streets are in numerical order. All buildings featured in the Urban Renewal photographs have since been destroyed.

Block 2 Parcel 12. 131-133 Maple Street, Lawrence, MA. Rear view of a three story building owned by Albert and Sylvia Steinberg. Shattered windows indicate that the building may have been abandoned when this photograph was taken. Plains project. Corresponding paperwork is located in the 2nd floor stacks in the Urban Renewal collection (1997.060 and 1997.061). The boxes are organized by streets. The streets are in numerical order. All buildings featured in the Urban Renewal photographs have since been destroyed.

Block 2 Parcel 12. 131-133 Maple Street, Lawrence, MA. Rear view of a three story building owned by Albert and Sylvia Steinberg. Shattered windows indicate that the building may have been abandoned when this photograph was taken. Plains project. Corresponding paperwork is located in the 2nd floor stacks in the Urban Renewal collection (1997.060 and 1997.061). The boxes are organized by streets. The streets are in numerical order. All buildings featured in the Urban Renewal photographs have since been destroyed.

Block 2 Parcel 12. 131-133 Maple Street, Lawrence, MA. Rear view of a three story building owned by Albert and Sylvia Steinberg. Shattered windows indicate that the building may have been abandoned when this photograph was taken. Plains project. Corresponding paperwork is located in the 2nd floor stacks in the Urban Renewal collection (1997.060 and 1997.061). The boxes are organized by streets. The streets are in numerical order. All buildings featured in the Urban Renewal photographs have since been destroyed.

Block 2 Parcel 12. 131-133 Maple Street, Lawrence, MA. Rear view of a three story building owned by Albert and Sylvia Steinberg. Shattered windows indicate that the building may have been abandoned when this photograph was taken. Plains project. Corresponding paperwork is located in the 2nd floor stacks in the Urban Renewal collection (1997.060 and 1997.061). The boxes are organized by streets. The streets are in numerical order. All buildings featured in the Urban Renewal photographs have since been destroyed.

Block 2 Parcel 12. 131-133 Maple Street, Lawrence, MA. Rear view of a three story building owned by Albert and Sylvia Steinberg. Shattered windows indicate that the building may have been abandoned when this photograph was taken. Plains project. Corresponding paperwork is located in the 2nd floor stacks in the Urban Renewal collection (1997.060 and 1997.061). The boxes are organized by streets. The streets are in numerical order. All buildings featured in the Urban Renewal photographs have since been destroyed.

Block 2 Parcel 12. 131-133 Maple Street, Lawrence, MA. Rear view of a three story building owned by Albert and Sylvia Steinberg. Shattered windows indicate that the building may have been abandoned when this photograph was taken. Plains project. Corresponding paperwork is located in the 2nd floor stacks in the Urban Renewal collection (1997.060 and 1997.061). The boxes are organized by streets. The streets are in numerical order. All buildings featured in the Urban Renewal photographs have since been destroyed.

Block 2 Parcel 12. 131-133 Maple Street, Lawrence, MA. Rear view of a three story building owned by Albert and Sylvia Steinberg. Shattered windows indicate that the building may have been abandoned when this photograph was taken. Plains project. Corresponding paperwork is located in the 2nd floor stacks in the Urban Renewal collection (1997.060 and 1997.061). The boxes are organized by streets. The streets are in numerical order. All buildings featured in the Urban Renewal photographs have since been destroyed.