Category Town Hall
Night Hunter
Admiring the Art
The Village of Menotomy
A Picnic in the Garden
Key Needed
Frog
Streaming In
Minuteman at the Ready
Birdie Bench
Squaw
Strolling Down the Avenue
Scouring the Flower
Scouring Flowers
The Town Flagpole
Norman
Guest Appearance
eReading Bench
Memorial Day
Shiny, New Trophy
Door Gourds
Preparations
In Remembrance
Live, From Town Hall!
Blue Moon
Crossbeams
Indian Hunter
Birthday Present
Face Lift
A Bee in the Garden
A Change of Face
Pineapple
Town Clerk
Squaw Sachem
In the Driven Snow
Horses
Stone Squirrel
Numbered
Flyover
From the Podium
Koutoujian
Roll Call
URO
In the Park
“It’s Your Civic Duty”
The Spirit of America
Ornamental Motif
Curtains
Olde Tyme Rock and Roll
The Midday Ride of William Dawes
Gargoyle
OBEDIENCE
PATRIOTISM
HONOUR
LIBERTY
Pearl Harbor Day
Town Hall Hall
Town Day 2011, part 1
July 4th 7PM
Light Urn
Town Hall: Chair
Town Hall: Lantern
Town Hall: Medallion
All the medallions can be seen on the Pictures of Arlington Facebook page.
Town Hall: Stage
Town Hall: Ballot Box
Town Hall: Back Balcony
Town Hall: Nathan Robbins Portrait
Town Hall: Hearing Room Clock
Town Hall: Odds and Ends
Dennis Ahern writes with more information about this little display:
“The curious framework is a California Job Case of the kind used to contain
foundry type for letterpress printing. The back (bottom) of the drawer has
been removed. In a California case, the left two-thirds contain the lower
case letters and punctuation, and the right third has the capital letters
arranged alphabetically except for J and U, which are tacked on after X, Y, Z.”
Town Hall: The Seal of Arlington
Town Hall: Balcony Seating
Selectmen’s Office
In Concert
Half-Mast
Town Hall, Town Night
WPA Walking Tour – Town Hall
To count down the days to the end of summer, I will be taking you on a virtual walking tour of Arlington–the same one outlined in 1937’s The WPA Guide to Massachusetts. Each entry will include an excerpt from the book about each site visited. Hopefully this will give us a little insight as to how things have changed in the past 73 years. Town Hall at number twelve.
“The Town Hall designed by R. Clipston Sturgis and built about 1914,
is a contemporary adaptation of Colonial design. Two stories in height, the ‘great hall’
is surrounded on three sides by administrative offices.”