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…and carriage factories, and, after vast beds of clay were discovered, acres covered in the pugging-mills, chimneys, and kilns of a brickworks that turned out most of the bricks that…
By Beth Folsom, 2022 New England Brick Co. workers circa 1910. Since its beginnings as a colonial settlement, Cambridge has seen numerous shifts in its population, as waves of migrants arrived from…
…– House in “Little France,” ca.1900 (reproduction from Emily Broussard Collection, CHC) 3|10|Raymond Street, New England Brick Company Yards, etc., ca.1860-1940 (5 photographs) ||1E.0016 CHS – Raymond Street in winter,…
…front part of the house had been covered by later remodeling. He retained the long, narrow shape of the lean-to, laid down a brick floor when he found original bricks…
…Randy Peeler Loumona June Petroff John Petrowsky Brian R. Pfeiffer Nathaniel & Melissa Philbrick Joan Pickett Steve Pieper John Pitkin, in honor of Cambridge Civic View and Gregorio Leon Angelica…
…Venner, say, “In two or three years longer, I shall think of putting aside business and retiring to my farm. That’s yonder — the great brick house, you know —…
…vary from pretentiously to outrageously Georgian revival. They are commonly of stucco or brick, some are half-timbered, and many make extensive use of heavily plastic ornamentation over the vast pediments…
…Cambridge, including grammar school diplomas, a spelling bee trophy, books, photographs, pottery and – of course – bricks made by the neighborhood’s own New England Brick Co. A 19th century…
…time – 10,000 years ago when ice left behind vast deposits of clay in North Cambridge, then fast-forwards 9,800 years to the neighborhood’s brickmaking heyday, and the dump left in…
…a cupboard which opened into a well close to the north wall of the house. This “milk room” was paved with brick and had a sort of grave in the…