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

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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

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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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, Matt, Steve, and the transformation of a historic area of New (Below): Standing on Arnold Street are Scott Randy, showing Bedford. i %, “t, r a : Aremechnteneyerrence es erenprmeamnry ow recescrormnarens onmrecnmmrornewmnrrsens | eee — emer sens enema man mere orarametnne sommpenmyneveaneney sen 7s 1 bee araagpeneretaarwongnoncemnaret and Ana stand at the and Sixth Streets. (Above): This view from dford entering the rwentieth ot = =) e v = 5a oF i] A OY » sas oS. Ss Soe Oe BS a8 us eas ou eo century.