Financial Market Snapshot of June 1886 Miscellany
Foreign exchange rates show a quiet market with cables at 4.894 and bankers sterling sight at 4.89. The local bank surplus reserves decline to 642,200 from 1,119,257, while the stem of due from banks rises 707,000. Earnings for the fourth week in June rise 18 percent year over year, led by Sonora and New York and New England activity, with copper and telephony shares fluctuating amid speculative notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Frances
Dodorne S
S. Ancscius
Boston
Bell Telephone
Atchison
New York & New England
Union Pacific
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Chicago
The
Northern
Oregon Short Line
Oregon Navigation
Wall Street
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Northern Pacific
Union Division
ACTOS
Ptoccoab
Kansas
Botoe Regkstescens
Pyoceeas
Iavascnnencs
Cosacecwanes
Kansas Division
Aovos Scapenssecess Ldr
Proccogs
Cincinnati
Sandusky
Guaymas
Nogales
Sonora Railway Company
Sonora
Mexican Central
Inc
The Mexican Central Faces New England Skepticism
The Mexican Financier notes pessimism in New England about the Mexican Central railway. It cites Boston's financial influence over major railways and telephone networks, urging a revival of faith and suggesting local capital could transform the Central into a paying road. It stresses Boston's executive talent and enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England States
Mexican Central Railway
New England
Central
Boston
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Union Pacific
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
United States
Bell Telephone Company
Lease Dispute Over Cincinnati Sandusky Cleveland Triggers Suit
Indianapolis Journal reports a complex lease dispute among Cincinnati Sandusky Cleveland Bee Line Indiana Bloomington Western and related parties. After leasing the line, the Bee Line paid 35 percent gross earnings as rent. the lessee claimed 33 percent was due to the line as per the lease. The conflict led to a court decision against the Indiana Bloomington Western and their request for a receiver for the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Sandusky & Cleveland
Indianapolis Journal
Indiana, Bloomington & Western
Bee Line
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Springfield
Rail and travel notes from Fitchburg to Lake Walden and beyond
Monday crowds rose on the Fitchburg road to Lake Walden, the busiest since opening. A through-car service started from Niagara Falls to Vokland Me by Rome Watertown Ogdensburg. London syndicate weighing coal railway from Zacuattipan to City of Mexico. Last week's Chicago east-bound freight 16 445 tons versus 38 513 year earlier. Major rail earnings figures show changes for Louisville Nashville St Louis San Francisco Central Iowa Northwestern Omaha Canadian Pacific and others with gains and totals listed since January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Lake Walden
Rome
Watertown
Ogdensburg
Niagara Falls
Vokland
City of Mexico
Zacuattipan
Chicago
Louisville
Nashville
Cs Homeiice
ST. Louis
San Francisco
Central
Iowa
Omaha
Canadian Pacific
Adams Express
Ohio & Mississippi
Alton & Terre Haute
Ontario and Western
American Express
Oregon Navigation
Sosion Air Line
Oregon Transcon
Sur
Oregon A Co
Pacific Mail
Panama
Descsese OS P
D.& Evansville
Pittsdutr
Pullman Palace
Richmond & All
Chicago & Alton
Richmond & Damvilié
Richmond & W P
Chicago, Par & Quincy
St Louis
St Louis & San Fran
Fovescecs
East Tenn Do
Fort Wayne
Houston & Lexae Wees
Wells Farge
Tinois Central
Western Union
Ind, Bloom & West
Ee Valley
Kan & Tex
Cece Pumri Gloveccinses
Accee
Lake Erie
Lake Shore
Long Island
Lo & Nash
New al
Pacificos
Manhattan Beach
Central Pacific
Mem
Charleston
Denver & R Grande
de West
Michigan Central
Erie
Sulwaukee
LS & W
Miss
K & T Gen
Minn & St Gee
Kans Pac Consols
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacista
Mobile & Ohio
Morris & Essex
Enn Consols
Nashville & Chattan
Deben
New Jersey
Oregon Navists
Norfolk & W
Jstl & San F Gen
M‘g
Northern Pac
Paul Consors
Pacific
St Paul
Ch & Pac
Northwest
Texas Pacific
New York Central
Do — KG
Ny, Chic & St Louis
Union Pacific Tsts
Cceruesn
West Shore
Cceseee
Boston
West
Syracuse
W’ullman
West Shore Railroad
Albany
Saratoga
Meehanicville
Palace
Boatland
Mechanicville
Gardner
Grange and Biller’s Falls
Deggie Falls
Royalsteen and
Erving
Turner's Falla
Brattleborne
Winchendon
Keene
Bellows Falls
St. Albans
Keene and Rutland
Winchenden
Keene and Bellows Falls
Worcester
Nashua
Groton
Pepperell
Framingham and
Lowell
Market Report Figures and Stocks Drift in Late Session
New York on July 6 reports money on call easing at 14% to 3%, prime mercantile rates steady, and dull sterling. Government and railroad bonds steady. After 2:15 p.m. stocks closed dull and steady near day lows with Western Union and Northwestern among notable movers. Trading active list shows mixed losses and gains, with heavy volume in rail and utility shares and broad firm tone despite late weakness.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
St Paul
Western Union
Northwestern
Pacific Mail Lle
Omaha
Northern Pacific
Baltimore & Ouaio
Lehigh & Wilkesbarre
Hocking Valley
Detroit
Wilkesbarre & Marquette
Green Bay
Canada Southern
Central Pacific
Seniae
Chicago & St Louis
del, LL. & West
Kansas & Texas
Ervrreceess
New Jersey Central
Pacific
Ohio & Mississippi
Ontario & Western
Pacific Mail
Cossess-Eee
Peoria, Dee & Evans
Oregon
City land transfers flood Newbury and surrounding streets
A dated register lists transfers across Newbury Dartmouth Sawyer Commercial Fifth Street and other Boston areas from June 19 to June 24. Transactions include lands and buildings on Newbury street for 4060 dollars, and numerous deeds involving Dartmouth Street, Sawyer Street, Commercial Street, and East Boston among others with prices ranging from one dollar to 1700 dollars. The long list records buyers trustees lenders and street sides, reflecting active property turnover in Charlestown Revere Roxbury Dorchester Brighton and West Roxbury.
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Newbury Street
William S
Charlotte Whitney
William Ss. Rend
Samuel Watts
Dartmouth Street
William H. Long
Nathan G. Green
John W., Shepherd
Dartmouth
Sawyer Street
Henry B. Leach
Abraham Barnett
Commercial Street
John Worster
William G. Bell
Sargeav Wharf
John Foland
Union
F Street
East Bostron
Deborah Couroy
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Pope Street
dJames
William v. Rausch
Ana Builings
Bennington Street
dJessie L. Scott
Frank H. Pendergast
Paris Street
Jessie L. Scott
Boston
Charlestown
George 8. Jones
Massachusetts
Vide Insurance Company
Auburn Street
American Carpet Lining Company
Francis Childs
Sherman Street
Edward C. Morgan
Medford Street
Revere
James Haynes
William H. Orcutt
WintTaker
Michael L. Riley
Lizzie E. Young
Highland Park Avenue
Hattie B.S. McLearn
Richard Pender
Gast
West Roxbury
Joseph P. Shaw
George H. Champlain
Brookside Avenue
Granville S. Seaverns
Amanda H. Blakemore
Dorchester
Franklin Rose
William P. Fowler
Lauriat Avenue
Mary A. McTighe
Ballou Avenue
Brighton
Neleus E. 0
Sullivan Et al
Rollin H. Allen
Everett Street
Oo Street
Mortgage releases and quitclaims from 1880s estates
A garbled 19th century mortgage record lists multiple releases of mortgages and quitclaims. Entries include William R. Howland to William S. Rand, June 1885. George L. Wentworth to Thomas J. Olys, Sept. 1875. Otis E. Wild to Simon Spaans, June 15. Devy National Bank to W. L. Bradley, Feb. 14, 1882. William Merriam to D. R. Sortwell, Sept. 10, 1878. and others with dates, names, and sums such as $2100 $2509 and $1. The faulty OCR yields mixed capitalization, partial names, and fragment dates.
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Edward Turner Et al
Ebenezer Jeffers
Said Jeffers
George L. Wentworth
Thomas. J. Olys
William S
Julia A. Chapman
Otis E. Wild
Simon Spaans
Devy National Bank
W. L. Bradley
Said Bradley
William Merriam
D. R. Sortwell
Horace C
Lydia A. Briggs
Benjamin RB
Lawrence
Harriet P. Leavitt
Thomas R
Mary Young
Charles Whitney Et al
William S. Rand
Said Rand
Frederick W. Devens
Alexander McHiggins
Oo W
Emma L. Higgins
East Boston
Century plant blooms at Ola deer park in Common City
Doogue keeps a century plant at Ola deer park near the Public Library. Chief Gardener Mulkern reports the stalk has risen to about fifteen feet, with four bud clusters at the top. The plant, moved from greenhouse to the deer park as space ran out, remains without a predicted blossom date.
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Ola Deer Park
Doogue
Mulkern
Mr. Mulkern
Green House
Deer Park
Mining stocks closing prices for San Francisco today
San Francisco July 6 official closing prices list mining stocks led by Best & Belcher and Bale & Norcross with Bodie Consolidated and Chollar showing small changes amid thin trading.
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San Francisco
Cal
Best & Belcher
Bale & Norcross
Bodie Con
MGM
Flour and Grain Market Report with Wheat Prices Rise
The flour market shows firmer tone as high wheat prices push buyers to meet old prices while sellers seek a 1 cent higher advance. New York quotes list various flour grades from 1.70 to 4.85 per barrel, with rail and ocean freight details and noted grain in elevators. The corn oats rye sections show firmer values and rising outs, while butter eggs and other commodities reflect steady or modest shifts in wholesale demand.
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Boston
New York
Provisions Hold Steady in Chicago Market Report
Union Stock Yards in Chicago closed weak and lower. Packers bought 13,000, shippers 4,000, leftovers 4,000. Estimated receipts Wednesday 20,000. Pork and lard prices range with long cuts at 14 to 14.50, short cuts 14.50 to 14.75, backs 14.50 to 15.00, light backs 13.25 to 14.00, lean ends 14 to 14.50, meats like prime mess 14 to 14.50, old 10.50, new 11.50 to 12.00. Fresh ribs and sausage 8.5 to 9, bologna 6.14 to 7. Pork tongues 13.13 to 13.50. Hams varied by size and cure. Beef values steady with mixed notes on cuts. Other fresh meats listed with price ranges for various goods.
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WEA
Cceeens
COUTD
WES Sic Ives
Minneapolis
Chicago
Minnesota
New York
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
St. Louis
Wisconsin
Canada Superior
Canada
COKRN
Elgin
Léiga
Utica
Canton
N. Y
St. Albans
Liverpool
Long Island
Norfolk
Savannah
Linn
Dee
Seraverns & Co
Baracoa
Jesse H. Freeman
Jamaica
Leaverness& Co
Sutter
L&c
Vermont Dairy
New York Dairy
East
New Hampshire
Vermont
Western Choice
Nova Scotia
Northern
Island
Choice West
North
Jersey
St. John
Bermuda
Ramburg
Tautog
Union
Lord
Choice
Brighton
A. Sc
Worcaster County
Bush
Rio
United
Western Steam
City
Continent
Liverpool Gull
Silesian
Toledo
Detroit
Corp Quiet
Cincinnati
Lord Dull
Milwaukee
Lara
Little Falls
Cotton Market Quiet as Quotations Steady
The market for cotton remains quiet with steady quotations. Middling uplands and gulf sell at 93 9 1/4 cents, low middling at 9 9 1/4 cents, good ordinary 8 3/4 to 8 5/8 cents, and ordinary around 6 3/4 to 6 5/8 cents.
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Gulf
Trade slack as holidays curb New England boot and shoe markets
Trade this week is light with few buyers in town after the Fourth of July holiday. Factories idle for days, then surge into a busy season through October while jobbers rush orders. retailers from the South report light demand and large stocks. Rubber and boot shipments rise with 1,401,178 cases sent since January, up 249,316 from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Livestock Market Report and Prices This Week
A compact market summary lists live stock counts for cattle sheep and lambs and swine this week and last with state breakdowns. It includes prices for hogs veal calves hides tallow skins and sheep and cattle classifications plus road and rail car figures and sale terms.
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Brighton
N.B
Boston & Albany
Market report echoes price shifts in grain and provisions
Across major markets on July 6, prices for wheat and corn rose or held firm while fats and meats showed strength in pork and bacon. Ohio to Chicago exchanges recorded mixed movements with notable activity in flour, lard, and whiskey, alongside steady to higher notes in pork and beef components.
Chicago Grain Market Shows Busy Trading Amid Weather Relevance
Special Chicago despatch reports a brisk swing in grain trading as bears and bulls clashed over 791c wheat amid hot dry weather. Traders, including Hancock and St Louis bear scalpers, pushed prices and profits, while supplies remained around 18,264,000 bushels with bids for August wheat advancing to 82c for 50,000 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Bangs
Emery Hodges Letter Reports Wheat Rise and Crop Losss
A late private despatch from Emery and Hodges at State Street notes wheat opened strong with a small advance and then held. Reports of severe crop damage from heat boost expectations of a future rise, while visible supplies fell by 12 million ash. Car traffic shows grain receipts across wheat corn and oats, with market prices cited for puts calls and futures through August October and September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery & Hodges
State Street
Cattle and Hog Markets Report From Chicago
Cattle receipts 6690 with shipments 2160 show declines. Shipping steers priced around 400 to 425, stockers and feeders up to 750, cows and bulls mixed at 169400, bulk 2407 3 60 via fexens at 5 4. Hog receipts 14500 shipments 5000 moved lower with rough and mixed 4 55 to 4 95, packing and shipping 4 89 to 4 05, light 4 55, 5060, skips 2 69 470. Sheep receipts 1500 with week neves 2 410 and Texans 150 300.
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Chicago
New York Dry Goods Market Trade Remains Active
The Daily Commercial Bulletin notes brisk activity in New York dry goods markets on July 6. Domestic packages improve in prints and flannels while cotton goods stay in firm demand with limited stocks. Dark prints ginghams and dress goods show strength. men’s wear woollens steady. flannels blankets hosiery shirts and drawers move steadily. foreign goods remain abundant.
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New York
Daily Commercial Bulletin
London July 6 Trade News and Wheat Market Snapshot
Beerbohm reports mixed cargo activity with Chilean and New Zealand wheat offered off the coast while wheat demand remains light. Liverpool markets show quiet wheat and corn, firm wool sales at 14 600 bales mainly from New Zealand and Africa, and steady to firm prices across breadstuffs led by wheat and corn.
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London
Beerbohm
New Zealand
Liverpool
England
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
South Australia
Victoria and
Queen Mand
California
Market Close Rail and Steel Stocks Mixed on London Session
Financial report from London shows Consols at 10154 for money and 1017-16 for the account. Atlantic & Great Western firsts at 453g do seconds at 15 percent. Canadian Pacific 694, Erie 314, Mexican ordinary 31 percent, St. Paul common 974g, New York Central 1094, Pennsylvania 554, Reading 13.
Vast Atlantic Trade Items from Barbadoes to Savannah
A detailed list of cargoes and shipments across ports including Barbadoes Barrington Lockeport London Port Morant Port de Paix Savannah and more. It notes schooners Pride of the Port J R Atwood Cepola and Roger Moore a steamer Borderer Gate City Androscoggin Mills and many firms such as T J Jones & co Baring Bros & co Whitney Pousland & co and Boston Fruit co with quantities of sugar mackerel eggs iron hardware barrels crates and various goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbadoes
Echo
Barrington
Sanborn
R Atwood
Santorn
Jones & Co
Lockeport
Whitney, Pousland & Co
Russell & Co
Anthony Griffin
London
Eng
Steamer Borderer
Abram French & Co
Oiver Ditson & Co
Thompson & Odell
Goilism Kogers & Co
Stoddard, Loverbg & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Iron Brown Bros & Co
Saxonville Mills
Jesse H Freeman
Boston Fruit Co
Port DE Paix
Roger Moore
Logwood Dupuy
Morrison & Co
A & O W Mead & Co
Piec’s Lumber
George McQuesten & Co
Geo E Newhall
Denny Rice & Co
Read & Sons
Sherman
Sprague
Snow & Co
Simmons, Amsden & Co
HK Tuttle & Co
van West
Bigelow & Co
Burrows & Co
Chase & Sanborn
White Bros & Son
Walleigh
York & Whittley
Corpsiz
Vast Rail Freight Totals Across Multiple Lines
A comprehensive ledger lists staples moved by several railroads including Boston & Albany Grand Junction Boston Providence New York and more. Entries show cotton wool flour corn oats malt oats hay lumber leather hides and numerous other goods in large quantities across divisions and stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Boston & Providence Railroad
New York & New Engilana
Beaton & Maine Railroad
Boston & Maine Hai Road
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Express
S&c
Beriey
Taliow
Rhea, l
Hanis
Tone
Dales
Network of Trade Names Across Cities Revealed
A compact listing shows multiple business figures and firms across major U S cities. Illinois Chicago George P Gore Greenfelder Rosenthal Kansas Wisconsin Far du Lac Charles Stickney Missouri St Louis Jacob Frans Adler Frank Co Texas Fort Worth Dallas E H Lewis Galveston Penland Nebraska Kearney Nashville J Smith Patterson Prescott St Louis firms referenced in a syndicated notice of regional commerce.
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Chicago
Lli
George P Gore
George P Gore & Co
Uil
I Greensfelder
Greenefelter, Rosenthal & Co
Far
Fon du Lac
Wis
Charles Stickney
Stickney
Forth Worth
Dallas
Tex
E H Lewis
Lewis Bros
Galveston
M Penland
Penland & Co
Par
Kearney
Swinewind
Craw
Nashville
Tenn
J Smith
Hall& Ordway Mfg Co
Portsmouth
H K Tracy
C P Tracy & Co
Prescott
Bray
St Louis
Jacob Frans
Adler, Frank & Co
What is Woman's Worth and a Cure for Disease
A fair damsel asks the crusty bachelor about a woman's worth and learns a pun. The ad extols Dr. R V Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female weaknesses, claiming it strengthens the system. Send 10 cents in stamps for pamphlet from the World's Dispensary Association, 663 Main Street, Buffalo.
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W. O. Man
Oman
R. V. Pierce
World’s Dispensary —S Association
Main Street
Buffalo
Daily Rail Timetable Fragments Across New England
A dense list of train times and routings across Rochester Farmington Andover Biddeford Lawrence Lowell Malden Melrose Reading Wakefield Wilmington and Haverhill with morning and evening departures and returning trains. The OCR shows schedules for Sunday trains and various city connections with multiple hourly slots and prices noted in places.
Comprehensive New England Rail Time Tables Fragment
A dense list of train times and routes across Amesbury to North Conway, Portland to Halifax, with Sunday provisions and through services. It catalogs station stops, departure times, and connections including Bangor, St John, and Marlborough, reflecting an 1986 schedule note.
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Augusta
Haymarket Square
Causeway Street
Bangor
ST. John
Halifax
Provinces
Saltport
Calais
N. B
Portland
Lewiston
Manchester
Concord
N. H
North
North Conway
Arrival schedules for Shore Line from New York to Mansfield
Train service and detention details outline weekly patterns with arrivals from New York. The Shore Line service links Providence to Mansfield with specified times Monday through Saturday and notes detention rules if the train misses certain passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Providence
Mansfield
Shore Line
A. A. Folsom
Concord and branches rail schedule from Boston depot
Trains depart Boston from B. and L. depot for Manchester and Concord New Hampshire and upper lines starting June 28 1886 with listed departure times including morning and afternoon runs. Returns from Concord to Boston at specified intervals with several express services noted. Supt K R Berlin signs the notice.
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New York
Stonington
Boston & Providence
Gary
Washington, Corner State Street
Boston & Providence R
J. W. Richardson
Boston
A. A. Folsom
Concord RE. KR
Manchester
Concord
N. H
N. B
A. K Rblin
Boston Area Rail Timetable Fragment Reveals Frequent Stops
A dense OCR listing shows schedules for multiple towns including Ayer Junction Berth Shirley Concord Waltham Watertown and Boston areas. It notes many outbound and return times with ex and pm annotations and references John Adams as General Superintendent.
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Gaesy
Fe Ayer Junction
Berth Leominster
Ayer
Shirley
Ayer Junction
Greenville and Townsend Centre
Marlboro, Hudson and Maynard
Concord
Lincoln
Waltham
Belmonrt and Waverley
Waverley
Watertown
Union Market
Mt. Auburn
Breturma
Cambridge
Union Square
Somerville
Baldwinsville
Ware River
John Adams
Steamship and rail times to New York and Cape Cod area
A long list of travel departures and returns dated after June 28 1886. It details Fall River Line sailings to New York via multiple schedules, returns via Taunton and Brockton, and various stops including Newport Plymouth Cohasset Hingham Nantasket Beach South Braintree Quincy and Cape Cod towns with numerous morning and evening times.
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Bexston
New York
Fall River
Emeturn
Newport
Eteturn
Taunton
Brockton
New Bedford
Meturna
Central Station
Dean Street
Kreturn
North Easton
Stoughton
Randolph
Meturn
Meeturn
Peturn
Middleboro
Kereckton
Plymouth
Abington
Duxbury
Whitman
Cohasset
Hingham
Retarn
Nantasket Beach
South Braintree
Uincy
Breturn
Neponset
Hetarn
Harrison Square
West Quincy
Milton
Cottage City
Woods Hall
Nantucket
Beturn
Monument Beach
Buzzards
Onset Bay
Wareham
Buzzards Bay
Falmouth
Bryannis
Warmouth
Sandwich
Hyannis
Eturn
Way
South Weymouth
the Abingtons
South Abington
the Weymouths
Marshid
Scituate
Weturn
J.B. Rendick
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East Foxboro
Bseturn
Sharon
Sap
Canton Jupsciter
Headville
Heturn
Byde Park
Mt. Hope
Clarendon Hills
Heturm
Forest Hills
Boy Istom
Roxbury
Dedham
Spring Street
West Loxbury and
Highland
Stoughtom
Central Vermont Railroads
Montreal
Ottawa
Fitchburg Depot
Jaffrey
Peterboro
Fitzwil‘am
Troy
Marlboro Keene
Westmoreland
Walpol E
Belows Falls
Burlington
St. Johns
Hulland
Saratog
Delaware
Canal Company
White River Junction
Nassau
Old Colony BR. R
Ashuelot R
Monadnock K
Ogdensberg
A. Paxon
WEM
RK. Stewart
Keene, N. H
Fitchbore Railroad
Hoosac Tunnel
Fassenger Station
Maison Doree
Avery St
Henry Vieth
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!