Abbott-Stratton, Pelham Hollow Cemetery, lot 2, grave nos. 7-13, East face of monument, Prescott, Mass., ca. 1928: Charles A. Abbott, Representative, Release No. 1

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Abbott-Stratton, Pelham Hollow Cemetery, lot 2, grave nos. 7-13, East face of monument, Prescott, Mass., ca. 1928: Charles A. Abbott, Representative, Release No. 1

Print in album volume MDWSC, Cemetery Photographs, Swift River Reservoir, Vol. Lb 1

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Title: Abbott-Stratton, Pelham Hollow Cemetery, lot 2, grave nos. 7-13, East face of monument, Prescott, Mass., ca. 1928: Charles A. Abbott, Representative, Release No. 1

Creator: Massachusetts. Metropolitan District Water Supply Commission

Contributor: Chetwynd, Charles B., 1906-1994

Description: Print in album volume MDWSC, Cemetery Photographs, Swift River Reservoir, Vol. Lb 1

Digital Origin: The Metropolitan District Water Supply Commission Quabbin Reservoir cemetery photographs, 1928-1945, collection was digitized in 2019 by Digital Commonwealth, Boston Public Library. Originals are located at the Massachusetts Archives.

Date: circa 1928

Type of Resource: Image

Format: photographic prints

Extent: 1 photograph : print ; sheet 13 x 18 cm (5 x 7 format)

Subject: waterworks

Subject: reservoirs (water distribution structures)

Subject: real estate

Subject: cemeteries

Coverage: Prescott, Massachusetts

Collection Information: Part of Collection: Record Group EN4.06 (Metropolitan District Commission Water Supply Commission), Series 680X (Quabbin Reservoir cemetery photographs, 1928-1945)

Language: en

Preferred Citation: Quabbin Reservoir cemetery photographs, 1928-1945. (EN4.06 / Series 680X) Massachusetts Archives. Boston, MA. Accessed [insert date accessed in format DD MM YYYY]. [insert URL of resource].

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