In 2016, Bill Barton shared his collection of glass plate negatives taken by Edward Darling (1874 – 1962). The glass plates have been stored away for decades, but I was able to develop the negatives into high-resolution black-and-white photos. Jeanne Langmaid Engel’s collection of Darling negatives was shared by the Ipswich Museum, processed by David Stone.
The Town Wharf (Edward Darling)The Ipswich River around 1900 by Edward Darling.10 East Street, the Nathaniel Harris House, (Edward Darling)Mr Fewkes and Mr. Darling at their greenhouse Eben house when it was on North Main Street. (Edward Darling)Bush Hill (Edward Darling)View of steeples from Turkey Shore (Edward Darling)Boat-builder and captain on Summer St. Photo by Edward DarlingEdward Darling, Market Square, 1918Summer Street, photo by Edward Darling17 Turkey Shore, Photo by Edward Darling, crica 1895.Reunion of founding members of the Methodist ChurchLate 19th Century photo of Summer Street (Edward Darling)Ipswich Female Seminary studentsStackpole Soap Company, photo by Edward DarlingPhoto by Edward L. DarlingAfter the Damon Building burned (photo by Edward Darling)The Barnicoat handtub on Warren St.View from Turkey Shore ( Photo by Edward DarlingHarry Purinton with Edward Chapman in the doorway.The three churches,view from Turkey ShoreMeasures Candy store, photo by Edward Darling,High Street at Town Farm Road, before the bridge.Ipswich JailThe ruins of Dr. Manning’s mill at WillowdaleThe Green St. Bridge before it was reconstructed
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