Street Scenes
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This is a picture from a postcard that shows the opening from South street into Union Square a long time ago.
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From a postcard titled "On the road to Wilton, Milford, NH". I can only assume that this is somewhere along Elm Street. Can anyone identify the location or the house?
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Shot looking up Souhegan St. It does not look much different today.
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A picture looking towards the oval on South St. Taken near the junction with Clinton Street. From a postcard postmarked in 1912.
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This shot was taken from a postcard and the view is looking up Summer St. from it's entrance on Amherst St.
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Another post card. This one is titled "A turn in the Amherst Road near Milford, NH.". I suppose that this could actually be an Amherst picture, but I figured it was close enough! Any thoughts on where this was taken?
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Here is a shot looking down Union St. towards the oval. It appears have been taken from just after the entrance to Garden St. From a postcard.
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From a postcard titled "Nashua Road, in a big winter, Milford, NH". This picture appears to have been taken in the vacinity of the new McDonalds in East Milford, looking towards Amherst. Special thanks to Valerie and Priscilla Beaudrault for information on the location. They supplied much more information that unfortunately won't fit in the space available here.
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Here is a shot looking down Clinton Street from Nashua St. Taken from a postcard.
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A beautiful picture sent in by Darius Robinson. Shows Elm and Union Streets in 1948.
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This is a picture looking west on Elm St. Thanks to Bill Freel for the following information: This photo was taken from about where the entrance to Keyes Field is. The street on the left goes into Hampshire Paper Corp. The tenament on the left, with the end porch, belonged to Sal Grasso before the present owners bought it.
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Another shot of Elm St. looking to the west. It appears to have been taken in the vacinity of the opening to Keyes field. From a postcard.
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This is from a postcard titled "Elm Street in Winter, Milford, NH". Does anyone have any ideas of where and when this was taken?
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A shot of High Street taken from a postcard.
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This is a very early shot taken from in front of today's post office looking towards the oval. Thanks to Scott Menns and his great NH history web site for this picture.
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Here's another old scene from a postcard with the title "Mt Vernon Road, Milford, NH".
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A shot looking down Myrtle st. from a early 1900's postcard. The text of the postcard is backwards because the original postcard was produced with a reversed image. Thanks to Pat Regan Mahon for noticing the error. Her Aunt and Uncle, Paul & Doris Hutchinson lived in the first house at one time after this picture was taken. Dr. Burns lived in the second house.
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Picture of Nashua St. just east of the oval. This picture is from a postcard. It appears to be from the early 1900's.
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Another picture of Nashua St. just east of the oval. This picture is from a postcard postmarked in 1912.
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Here is a picture of Nashua Street in 1956. The big building is the Reed's White Elephant (where Cumberland Farms now stands) and the auto is a 1949 Ford. Thanks for Leonard Mannino for the picture.
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Postcard made in Germany for The Boston Store, Milford, NH "New State road to Wilton, Milford. NH. Thanks to Rae Randall Pelletier for this shot.
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Thanks to Darren Cubell for sending in this picture from Milford's bicentenial parade from back on July 2nd in 1994.
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Thanks to Darren Cubell for sending in this picture from Milford's bicentenial parade from back on July 2nd in 1994.
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Thanks to Darren Cubell for sending in this picture from Milford's bicentenial parade from back on July 2nd in 1994.
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Thanks to Darren Cubell for sending in this picture from Milford's bicentenial parade from back on July 2nd in 1994.
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Thanks to Darren Cubell for sending in this picture from Milford's bicentenial parade from back on July 2nd in 1994.
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Thanks to Darren Cubell for sending in this picture from Milford's bicentenial parade from back on July 2nd in 1994.
