Thompson Building and Hamden Company - Closeup
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Photo (closeup of signs) of Buildings with ice piles; signs say: “Thompson Building” and “The Hampden “Company.” From Group 24 of the Henry Homer Sears Estate Albums - group of mostly-unlabeled photos.Artifacts
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