English: Lafayette Street, Salem, Massachusetts. The colorized photograph on this postcard shows the mansion of Dr. West. It was destroyed in the Great Salem Fire of June 25, 1914 while owned by S. E. Cassino. He owned the Cassino Press, publisher of Little Folks children's magazine.
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Reproduced from an original postcard published by the Hugh C. Leighton Company, Portland, Maine
Copyright expired as publication of postcard pre-dates 1923 -- see below
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2006-06-06 17:51 Hugh Manatee 618×391× (64190 bytes) Lafayette Street, Salem, MA; from a 1910 postcard.
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