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1. 2024.100.014 - Photographs

   Six photographs of Irene LeBlanc and Harold P. Krauss' wedding on June 14, 1947 at Sacred Heart Church. One is black and white photograph of the couple. The other five are colorized photographs of the couple and others are of their wedding party. Additionally there are five copies of these photographs.There is also a handwritten list of the bride, groom, attendants, and the officiant of the ceremony.

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2. 2024.100.015 - Photographs

   Three large black and white larger photographs and seven smaller photographs of various sizes from the Krauss donation. The photographs are not labeled and unsure who the people are in the pictures. One photograph that is mounted in a cardboard folder was taken by Chase Murray photographers from Leominster.

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3. 2024.100.016 - Photographs

   Seven black and white snapshots of varying sizes from the LeBlanc and Krauss families. Some are labeled and each has a date written on them. The dates range from 1938 through 1940.

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4. 2024.100.017 - Photographs

   Eleven black and white snapshots of varying sizes with dates written on the back. Only one photo has a name written on it. The dates written on the back range from 1941 through 1942.

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5. 2024.100.018 - Photographs

   Eight black and white snapshots with Evelyn LeBlanc in each photograph. Each photo is labeled and each one has a date written on the back. The dates written on the photographs range from 1940 through 1948. Included with the photographs are two newspaper clippings of Evelyn LeBlanc's obituary. She was only twenty-nine when she passed away.

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6. 2024.100.019 - Photographs

   Thirteen black and white snapshots that were taken of both Irene LeBlanc and Harold Krauss from the years 1938 through 1943. There are photos of each of them as young children and as teenagers. A few of the photographs have other people in the pictures. Each of the photos are labeled and dated, and they are of varying sizes.

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7. 2024.101.001 - Album, Photograph

   This album contains several wedding photographs, there are a few people identified. There are several portrait photographs, some much older than others.

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8. 2024.103.002 - Framed, Photograph

   Framed colored photograph of the Johnsonia building fire. The frame measures 11 by 14 the photograph is 8 by 10.

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9. 2024.104.005 - Photograph

   This is a photograph of the Gagnon family mounted on cardboard. All of the names of the family are written on the back of the photograph.

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10. 2024.105.043 - Photograph

    Black and white panoramic photograph of the Banquet of the 44th Annual Regional Convention of the Assumption Society held at the sports arena in Fitchburg, Massachusetts, August 31, 1947.

    Record Type: Photo

    
11. 2024.111.003 - Copies, Reprographics

    Large photograph reproductions of scenes from Fitchburg. There are: a. Three copies of the Depot b. One of Main St. looking west from Prichard Street c. One of an American Legion Parade from December 13, 1927 that was distributed by TD Bank

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12. 2024.112.003 - Photograph

    Black and white photograph of the ice rink at Wallace Civic Center. The photo is torn on the lower left corner.

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13. 2024.123.002 - Photograph

    Black and white photograph of what appears to be a class reunion. There is no information that was written on the photo so it is unclear which class this was.

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14. 2024.123.003 - Photograph

    Colored photograph of the Fitchburg High School Class of 1935 60th class reunion. This is mounted in a cardboard frame.

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15. 2024.123.004 - Photograph

    Colored photograph of what appears to be a class reunion outside of a restaurant. Not sure which class or when this was taken there is no information with this photo. This photograph is mounted in a cardboard frame.

    Record Type: Photo

    
16. 2024.126.004 - Photograph

    Photograph of George E. Messenger, a horticulturist from Fitchburg who lived on Pearl Hill. His hobby was growing flowers and each summer he would have hundreds of visitors come to admire his work.

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17. 2024.126.005 - Photograph

    Photograph shows on the left James Heslam's Sunnyside Marketing System. This photograph was taken before the 1938 hurricane.

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18. 2024.127.021 - Photographs

    Two small black and white photographs. One of Robert Leblanc in his sailor uniform in 1944 and the other photograph of his son, Danny in his sailor suit in 1944.

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19. 2024.127.022 - Photograph

    Black and white photograph taken at the U.S. Naval Training Station in Sampson, New York of Company 171. This is a photo of all of the sailors from that company that trained there at that time. All of the names of the sailors are typed on the back of the photograph. The names of the sailors missing from the photo are also written on the back.

    Record Type: Photo

    
20. 2024.127.023 - Photographs

    Forty-two black and white photographs taken on the destroyer, U.S.S. Thomas F. Nickel while Robert Leblanc was serving in the Navy during World War II. These photoraphs are all labeled and dated October 11, 1944 which is the day the ship crossed the equator. These photos were taken during the traditional Naval ceremony that was performed as the ship crossed the equator.

    Record Type: Photo