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This photograph shows the Great Bridge and the Jones River from Brook Street, looking downstream. A portion of Brook Street can be seen at center right along with the post and wire fence that runs along the street. In her notes on this lantern…

This view shows the Great Bridge and the Jones River from the upstream side, near the point where First Brook flows into the river. The house at 175 Main Street is visible at left. The bridge has a metal railing and utility poles carry electrical…

This photograph shows Jones River and the end of the stone wall lining the river bank along Alexander Holmes' Jones River Farm. One of the farm's fields appears in the center, and the house and the stone barn can be seen in the far background. The…

This photograph depicts an unknown section of the bank of the Jones River. A path runs alongside the water.

This photograph shows the Great Bridge over the Jones River from the upstream side. The houses at 175 and 176 Main Street can be seen at center and at right; a wire and post fence is in the immediate foreground.

Taken from the Great Bridge looking upstream to the west, this photograph shows Brook Street and Second Brook Street to the left, and the Kimball Stetson House (3a Second Brook Street) at center. A post and wire fence runs between the street and the…

This photograph shows the Jones River below the Elm Street Bridge and dam. The water level appears very low. A piece of machinery, possibly a water wheel, lies in the river bed at left.

This photographs shows the end of the stone wall lining the Jones River at Alexander Holmes' Jones River Farm and the marshland along the river. The Old Colony Railroad Company bridge can be seen in the distance, along with one building on the…

This view shows the Great Bridge in its two arch configuration looking upstream. A group of people stands on the north side of the bridge as two men in a horse-drawn carriage approach them from the south. Houses, probably on Brook Street, can be seen…

This photograph shows the Jones River and the Great Bridge from Brook Street looking downstream to the east. The houses at 175 and 176 Main Street are visible at left. Across the center of the image, a board fence runs from Brook Street down to the…

This photograph shows the Great Bridge over the Jones River from Brook Street. A cow grazes in the field between the river and the street, and the wire and one post of a fence appears in closeup at right. The original photograph is mounted on dark…

This photograph, likely taken from the Great Bridge looking downstream to the east, shows the stone wall lining the Jones River on the northern boundary of Alexander Holmes' Jones River Farm. The line of trees along the river is reflected in the…

This photograph shows the Great Bridge over the Jones River from the upstream side looking east. A group of people stand on the bridge; snow partially covers the land near the river. The houses at 175 and 177 Main Street can be seen at left. A…

Major John Bradford house at 50 Landing Road, was built in 1714. It is owned by the Jones River Village Historical Society and is on the National Register of Historic Places.

The Tom Johnson House at 233 Grove Street was built in 1702

The Kingston Town House at 23 Green Street was built in 1841

Faunce School, also known as the Center Primary School, at 16 Green Street, was built in 1844. It was owned and used by the Grange in the early 20th century

The D. Brown House at 3 Main Street was built in 1879.

The Solomon Thompson House at 218 Main Street was built in 1831.

The David B. Bartlett House at 220 Main Street was built in 1834.

The Andrew Ring - Captain Joseph Bartlett House at 237 Main Street was built in 1726.

The Bildad Washburn Tavern at 234 Main Street was built in 1774.

The Luther Phillips House at 266 Main Street was built in 1834.

The house at 273 Pembroke Street was built in 1729.

The Reverend Jonathan Cole - Thomas Russell House at 10 Summer Street was built in 1833.