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Offered here is a beautiful16x20 silver gelatin printof thetown common in Paxton, Massachusetts, dating to approximately1905.
The image is clearly marked“Common – Paxton Mass”and captures a classic early New England town center scene, featuring:
- The prominentchurch with steeple
- Open dirt roads and surrounding buildings
- A quiet, historic view of small-town life in Massachusetts
This photograph wasrecently hand-printed in my darkroom from the original glass negativetaken by photographerWilliam Bullard, who documented Worcester County and surrounding communities in the early 20th century.
This is atraditional darkroom print, not a digital reproduction, preserving the authentic character of early photography.
Print Details:
- Size: 16 x 20 inches
- Process: Silver gelatin (darkroom printed)
- Source: Original glass negative (c. 1905)
- Photographer: William Bullard
A great piece for collectors of:
- Massachusetts / New England history
- Small-town Americana
- Early photography
Print will becarefully rolled and shipped in a sturdy tube for safe deliveryWrapped in protective paperWill flatten easily under light weight if desiredShips within 1 business dayReturns:
No returns – please review photo and feel free to ask any questions before purchase
Notes:
Please see photo for condition and detail.
