Historical view of the bridle path on Beacon St. in Brookline---
At Pleasant St. (near Coolidge Corner, just east), on north side, at outer edge, ground-level, view east (in 1893). (By Unknown / courtesy of Public Library of Brookline, Brookline, MA.) At Harvard St. (at Coolidge Corner), on north side, at outer edge, elevated, view east (in approx. 1900). (By Warren H. Manning / courtesy of Iowa State University Library, Ames, IA.)
Near Coolidge Corner (just east), on north side, at outer edge, view east:
     [left:] at Pleasant St., ground-level (in 1893); [right:] at Harvard St., elevated (in approx. 1900).
(By / courtesy of: [left:] Unknown / Public Library of Brookline, Brookline, MA; [right:] Warren H. Manning / Iowa State University Library, Ames, IA.)
At Brandon Hall (beside Corey Hill), on south side, in median bridle way, ground-level, view east (in 1903). (By E. Chickering & Co. / courtesy of Library of Congress, Washington, DC.) At Summit Path (beside Corey Hill), on south side, at outer edge, elevated, view north (in 1903). (By E. Chickering & Co. / courtesy of Library of Congress, Washington, DC.)
Beside Corey Hill, on south side (in 1903):
     [top:] at Brandon Hall, in median bridle way, ground-level, view east; [bottom:] at Summit Path, at outer edge, elevated, view north.
(By E. Chickering & Co. / courtesy of Library of Congress, Washington, DC.)
Near St. Mary's St. (just west), on north side, in carriage way, ground-level, view east (in 1909). (By Thomas W. Sears / courtesy of Archives of American Gardens, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC.) Near St. Mary's St. (just west), on north side, in median rail way, ground-level, view east (in 1909). (By Thomas W. Sears / courtesy of Archives of American Gardens, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC.)
Near St. Mary's St. (just west), on north side, ground-level, view east (in 1909):
     [left:] in carriage way; [right:] in median rail way.
(By Thomas W. Sears / courtesy of Archives of American Gardens, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC.) 


(Collated by Jules E. Milner-Brage.)