Views of Bangor, 1904

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Views of Bangor, 1904
Description
Bangor street scenes, buildings, and landmarks. "Views of Bangor" was a photobook issued by C. S. Woolworth & Co., a five and ten-cent store located at 65 Main Street.

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Soldiers' Monument--Mt. Hope Cemetery
Soldiers' Monument--Mt. Hope Cemetery
Maplewood Park During the State Fair
Maplewood Park During the State Fair
Some of Bangor's Pleasure Grounds
Some of Bangor's Pleasure Grounds
Bicycle Path, Riverside Park, Chapin Park.
Home of Hon. Hannibal Hamlin
Home of Hon. Hannibal Hamlin
Vice-president under the lamented Lincoln.
Some of Bangor's Educational and Charitable Institutions
Some of Bangor's Educational and Charitable Institutions
Home for Aged Women, Convent, Home for Aged Men, Children's Home.
Water Works and Salmon Pool; Maine Central Station During the Freshet of 1902
Water Works and Salmon Pool; Maine Central Station During the Freshet of 1902
Pickering Square
Pickering Square
Palm Street School
Palm Street School
Bangor High School
Bangor High School
Science Department, Football Team, High School, Room A, Commercial Department.
Some Bangor Churches
Some Bangor Churches
Second Baptist, First Methodist, First Congregational Church and Parsonage.
St. John's Church and Parochial Building; St. Mary's Church
St. John's Church and Parochial Building; St. Mary's Church
Unitarian Church; Third Congregational Church
Unitarian Church; Third Congregational Church
Center Park--East Side
Center Park--East Side
Showing Universalist and First Baptist Churches.
Young Men's Christian Association
Young Men's Christian Association
Corner of Hammond and Court Streets.
Eastern Maine General Hospital, State Street
Eastern Maine General Hospital, State Street
Eastern Maine Insane Hospital
Eastern Maine Insane Hospital
Norumbega Hall
Norumbega Hall
Bangor's first theatre.
Auditorium
Auditorium
Erected in 1897 for the Maine Music Festival. Seating capacity 3,000.
Bangor House; Penobscot Exchange
Bangor House; Penobscot Exchange
Windsor Hotel
Windsor Hotel
Business Blocks
Business Blocks
Morse-Oliver Block, Bass Block, Shoe Factory.
County Jail; City Hall
County Jail; City Hall
Penobscot County Court House
Penobscot County Court House
Corner stone laid Sept. 2, 1901; cost, $150,000.
Post Office and Custom House
Post Office and Custom House
View of the Post Office and Custom House from Hammond Street. Shows the Kenduskeag Stream and Norombega Hall in the background.