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Northeastern Massachussetts, Laconia 4-axle motor car Br. 121
  Northeastern Massachussetts Laconia 4-axle motor car Br. 121  —  Haverhill
Streetcar heading to Haverhill

Posted by Gamerdgl · San Jose           Date: about 1910 god.

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Published 15.01.2022 20:23 MSK
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Northeastern Massachussetts, Laconia 4-axle motor car Br. 121

Prijevoznik/Pogon:Haverhill & Southern New Hampshire Street Railway Co.
Model:Laconia 4-axle motor car
Proizvedeno:1902
Trenutačno stanje:Promijenjen broj ili premješteno unutar grada (04.1913) Povučeno
Namjena:Putničko vozilo
Izrezano:1929
Napomene:04.1913 to Mass. Northeastern
Open 14-bench body. Trucks: Laconia 8B.

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Model:Pixel 3a
Exposure Time:41667/1000000 sec
Aperture Value:1.8
ISO Speed:302
Focal Length:4.44 mm
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Comments · 6

15.01.2022 23:44 MSK
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Coole · Zaporožje
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And why are you thinking that's wouldn't be a Massachusetts?
Found this pictures:
https://haverhill.pastperfectonline.com/...7962285
https://haverhill.pastperfectonline.com/...7266504
They share same font of the numbers in same places. With pretty much similar background. So yeah i'm pretty sure it's Haverhill, MA.
Thanks! This comment was taken into account
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16.01.2022 00:20 MSK
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Gamerdgl · San Jose
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Citer (Coole, 15.01.2022):
> And why are you thinking that's wouldn't be a Massachusetts?

Only because my personal knowledge is very bad and I have no kind of source for the photo. It does seem to be this vehicle
https://transphoto.org/vehicle/515676/

I would relink it now but annoyingly I started having an issue where I cannot relink photos after they are published.
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16.01.2022 01:42 MSK
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focus1965 · Coast Tram
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OK, is now corrected.
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16.01.2022 08:56 MSK
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AlexSan · Odesa
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It appears to be a Haverhill & Southern N. H. St. Ry. car, later the system was taken over by the Massachusetts Northeastern.

A rare and very interesting picture. None of those open cars have survived, to my understanding, but the Seashore has a body of a closed one, #50, from the post-1913 system.
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16.01.2022 17:32 MSK
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Why are there so many children in the photo? Was there some kind of holiday?
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24.01.2022 12:38 MSK
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Gamerdgl · San Jose
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Citer (Kaamoos, 16.01.2022):
> many children

If you can try to read the sign on the left side it may be an indication: I have no information about the source of the photo, I got it as a gift and had to identify it completely out of context.
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