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This photograph documents the official opening of the Hoosac Tunnel in 1876. Engineers, investors, and other observers of the ceremony and some of their wives are all posed around a locomotive at the mouth of the tunnel.

This is a clipping publicizing the Weber Brothers Shoe Factory.

This is a photograph from the street of the Sampson Shoe Factory, where the worker's strike took place and where the Chinese workers were brought in as replacement laborers. A few of the workers are visible through open windows on the third floor.

This is a photograph of trains in a rail yard in North Adams, with a steeple, smokestacks, and some of the city's skyline visible in the background.

This is a photograph of Phoenix Mill and the adjacent canal. The sign on the side of the building reads, "Phoenix Mills' Flour, Grain, Feed & Meal."

This is a print depicting Stone Mill, with pedestrians walking past it in the foreground.

This is an undated print of Linwood Mills in North Adams.

This is a photograph of Linwood Mills in North Adams, bearing the label "Linwood Mills, Woolen Cloth Manufactory."

This is a photograph of two North Adams residents atop a horse-drawn cart, one of whom is identified as "Old Jim." In the background, the Keith Shoe Factory is visible.

This is a photograph bearing the label "New Keith Shoe Factory, North Adams, Mass."