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West Lynn Bus #485
West Lynn Bus #435
Walter Porter Lynn Cycle Club
Swampscott Train Wreck 39 treated at Lyn Hospital 11 DOA
Swampscott Train Wreck 39 Treated at Lynn Hospital 11 DOA
Steam Roller Aveling & Porter
Security Trust Company Money Car
Red Sox Farm Bus in Lynn
Nador's Ice Cream Wagon and Pony
Mail Carrier and 1 Horse Chaise
Ice Cutting Machine Flax Pond Power Driven Ice Cutter
Hood Milk Wagon
Green's Tours "Miss Lynn"
Eastern Mass Street Railway Lynn Common Station
Eastern Mass Bus #3201
Criterio Soap Wagon
Chase Ice House Flax Pond
Casey's Dairy Product owned by Eugene Casey
Boston & Maine Railroad West Lynn Station
2 Horse Wagon Lynn Dept. of Public Works
1901 Locomobile Steam Drive Automobile
City stables, Essex Street
Wreck of Winslow T. Morse, Lynn Beach, February 9, 1895
Freight house (old), south side of State Street
Railroad Yard of B&M, west of Pleasant Street crossing
Highland circuit car, 1887

First electric car went over Highlands Nov. 19, 1887. Called Highland Circuit, Lynn & Boston Railway Company
Electric car of the Lynn City Street Railway Company
Wyoma, Boston and Northern car barns
Lynn & Boston Street Railway, Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 29, 1860

First horse car ran from West Lynn car barns to Green Street. This picture taken in Market Square in front of Western Burial Grounds
Blossom Street and B&M Railroad Crossing
Eastern Railroad at Shepard Street, Lynn
Electrification of narrow gauge
Railroad Station, Central Square, before 1889
Pleasant Street & B&M Railroad Crossing
Lynn Station, Central Square, Boston & Maine Railroad
Lynn Common Station, Saugers Branch
East Lynn Station, B&M Railroad
Lynn Station: Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
West Lynn Station, B&M temporary station, Commercial Street
Opposite narrow Gauge Railroad Terminal, 1890
Harry Atwood flying first New England air mail delivery

Shows people on ground
Harry Atwood flying first New England air mail delivery

Shows people on ground