Wachusett Reservoir, Bridget Cauley and Patrick Cain's houses, (Bridget Cauley's on the right), on the west side of Boylston Street, from the south, Clinton, Mass., Jul. 15, 1898

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Wachusett Reservoir, Bridget Cauley and Patrick Cain's houses, (Bridget Cauley's on the right), on the west side of Boylston Street, from the south, Clinton, Mass., Jul. 15, 1898

Print in album Photographs MWW Wachusett Reservoir real estate, Vol. 12.

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Title: Wachusett Reservoir, Bridget Cauley and Patrick Cain's houses, (Bridget Cauley's on the right), on the west side of Boylston Street, from the south, Clinton, Mass., Jul. 15, 1898

Creator: Massachusetts. Metropolitan Water Board

Contributor: Hildreth, John L., 1870-1920

Description: Print in album Photographs MWW Wachusett Reservoir real estate, Vol. 12.

Digital Origin: The Metropolitan Water Works photograph collection, 1876-1930, was digitized in 2013 by Digital Commonwealth, Boston Public Library. Originals are located at the Massachusetts Archives.

Date: 1898-07-15

Type of Resource: Image

Format: glass plate negatives

Extent: 1 photograph : glass plate negative ; plate 166 x 216 mm (6.5 x 8.5 format)

Subject: waterworks

Subject: reservoirs (water distribution structures)

Subject: real estate

Coverage: Clinton, Massachusetts

Coverage: Massachusetts

Collection Information: Part of Collection: Record Group EN4.05 (Metropolitan District Commission - Water Division), Series 2630X (Metropolitan Water Works photograph collection, 1876-1930)

Language: en

Preferred Citation: Metropolitan Water Works photograph collection, 1876-1930. (EN4.05 / Series 2630X) Massachusetts Archives. Boston, MA. Accessed [insert date accessed in format DD MM YYYY]. [insert URL of resource].

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