Photo Record
Images
Metadata
Catalog Number |
P0010_090_28 |
Collection |
South End Urban Redevelopment Project |
Title |
Duplex on Liberty Street |
Date |
1955 |
Year Range from |
1925 |
Year Range to |
1975 |
Description |
View of building known as Hough House at 23-25 Liberty on the corner of Liberty and Jefferson streets, Portsmouth, NH. Owner-occupied by James P. and Mildred P. Pecunies, the property was identified as Parcel A-1-3 by the Portsmouth Housing Authority's South End Urban Redevelopment Project. Second occupant was Celia Bureau. Full report submitted by Reginald P. Kennard on September 28, 1955. There are several unidentified people (also known as Puddle Dockers) seen walking through the neighborhood. Today, the building is known as Hough House in Strawbery Banke Museum. Copy image of P0010_022 and comes from the contact sheet P0010_090. Image and report (see link) from MS080 Portsmouth Housing Authority manuscript collection. |
Photographer |
Kennard, Reginald P., 1890-1965 |
Object Name |
Print, Photographic |
Print size |
1.25" x .75" |
Multimedia Files |
Click here for the South End Urban Redevelopment Survey report. |
Search Terms |
Liberty Street Puddle Dock Neighborhood Portsmouth Housing Authority South End Urban Redevelopment Survey, 1955 Strawbery Banke Museum Horse Lane (Strawbery Banke) Jefferson Street South End (Portsmouth) Hough, Thomas House (Horse Lane, Strawbery Banke) |
Subjects |
Urban renewal Streets Neighborhoods Surveys Automobiles Signs and signboards Dogs People Girls Walking Unidentified Stone marker Lumber Fences Contact sheets Fire hydrants |
People |
Pecunies, Mildred Louise (Tetherly), 1913-2013 Pecunies, James Philip, 1887-1963 Bureau, Celia, dfl. 1955 |
Relation |
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