New Bedford High School - Crimson Log Yearbook (New Bedford, MA)

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(Above): Behind Monica Leandre and Scott Pacheco lies William Street in the heart of New Bedford’s Historic Dis- trict. (Left): The same view from the Morgan Estate. (Above): Ana and Grace Carreiro show a building on William Street, which was the sight of many beautiful buildings in the growing city. (Left): The same building before the parking lot. (Above): Standing on County Street, just north of the former Morgan Estate, are Matt Tierney, Steve Klakowicz, and Mike Wilcox. (Left): The same view, but trees line the streets and cover the view of the church.

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New Bedford: Then and Now Although New Bedford has gone through many changes, the spirit, pride, and tradition have remained strong throughout the years of renovation. The following pages represent a special look at the ways in which New Bedford has changed into the city it is today. (Right) Ana Chereta and Randy DeBrosse stand in front of the former Morgan Estate along County Street looking south. (Below) The same view as it appeared in days gone by. a oe aa ¥ a Less oate- craic ttirenettin dived. si, (Right): Sue Caron and Lisa Benedetti stand in front of the old high school showing County Street running north. The trees see once stood there have made way for the modernization of the city.

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Freestone’s, one of the most famous restaurants in New Bedford, was once known as the Citizen’s National Bank Building. (Below): Standing at the building on William Street are Grace, Mike, Sue, Monica, and Scott. : Buildings Reflect New Bedford’s Past (Below): Seniors stand in front of the Odd Fellows Building at the corner of William and Pleasant Streets. The building, cated across from City Hall and diagonally across from the N Bedford Public Library, has undergone much renovation, cluding the destruction to parts of the top of ae ome