Amazing scene of Downtown Hudson Mass in 1916 with a Indian motorcycle.

Lady and child dressed up

This car is in 2 other photos with a different N.H. plate #. Can you find them?

All dressed up for a ride in the horseless carriage this shot is taken in new england the car has a MASS plate dated 1909 amazing get them wile they last!

This is the second shot of a horseless carriage from Massachusetts in 1909.

This shot has two woman and a mailman posing on a mail coach.

This shot is in NH circa 1910 this is the second shot.

Killer buggy from Maine I want one! Please comment if you know what type of car this is Circa 1920.

This is an amazing shot of a turn of the century bicycle with a sidecar being ridden by three little girls and thier bunny!

People watch as a fireman ascends a wooden ladder asisted by two men holding steading poles horse buggy dirt roads bikes this is circa 1870-80's

A Nash circa 1920

Henderson Motorcycle promptly announced a new 57 cubic inch (934 cc) IOE four-cylinder 7 hp motorcycle, with the engine mounted inline with the frame and chain drive. Production began in 1911, using the in-line four-cylinder engine and long wheelbase that would become Henderson trademarks, and it was available to the public in January 1912. Advertisements boasted 7 HP and a price of $325. It was the third four-cylinder production motorcycle built in the US, and featured a folding hand-crank starter handle.

Hudson Mass. girl scouts from 1916 parade.

People dressed as indians for the 1916 parade.

Men in uniforme home from the military with family 1916.