Pleasant Valley

Ann Tomacchio, a relative of the Champy family, presumably through marriage, is shown kneeling on the ground and holding a bowl in her left hand, in front of a chicken. Behind her is an open wooden structure with a roof, presumably a chicken coop or protective housing for animals. A few logs are piled against a wood wall behind her on the right. The photo was taken at Pleasant Valley, Methuen circa 1915 - 1916. She worked in the Pacific mills as a twister.

Ann Tomacchio, a relative of the Champy family, presumably through marriage, is shown kneeling on the ground and holding a bowl in her left hand, in front of a chicken. Behind her is an open wooden structure with a roof, presumably a chicken coop or protective housing for animals. A few logs are piled against a wood wall behind her on the right. The photo was taken at Pleasant Valley, Methuen circa 1915 - 1916. She worked in the Pacific mills as a twister.

Ann Tomacchio, a relative of the Champy family, presumably through marriage, is shown kneeling on the ground and holding a bowl in her left hand, in front of a chicken. Behind her is an open wooden structure with a roof, presumably a chicken coop or protective housing for animals. A few logs are piled against a wood wall behind her on the right. The photo was taken at Pleasant Valley, Methuen circa 1915 - 1916. She worked in the Pacific mills as a twister.

Ann Tomacchio, a relative of the Champy family, presumably through marriage, is shown kneeling on the ground and holding a bowl in her left hand, in front of a chicken. Behind her is an open wooden structure with a roof, presumably a chicken coop or protective housing for animals. A few logs are piled against a wood wall behind her on the right. The photo was taken at Pleasant Valley, Methuen circa 1915 - 1916. She worked in the Pacific mills as a twister.

Leonard Champy is standing with his son, Tony and, presumably, his wife, Josephine, who is holding their baby son, Fred. They are in Pleasant Valley, Methuen, in 1933, at what appears to be a farm, at Leonard Champy's paternal grandfather's summer home. Leonard Champy is wearing an undershirt and long pants. He is smoking a pipe. Josephine is wearing a Summer dress with short sleeves. In the background, there is an old-fashioned black car and a wire fence with wood posts, presumably a property border. Also, there is a utility pole with wires.

Leonard Champy is standing with his son, Tony and, presumably, his wife, Josephine, who is holding their baby son, Fred. They are in Pleasant Valley, Methuen, in 1933, at what appears to be a farm, at Leonard Champy's paternal grandfather's summer home. Leonard Champy is wearing an undershirt and long pants. He is smoking a pipe. Josephine is wearing a Summer dress with short sleeves. In the background, there is an old-fashioned black car and a wire fence with wood posts, presumably a property border. Also, there is a utility pole with wires.

Leonard Champy is standing with his son, Tony and, presumably, his wife, Josephine, who is holding their baby son, Fred. They are in Pleasant Valley, Methuen, in 1933, at what appears to be a farm, at Leonard Champy's paternal grandfather's summer home. Leonard Champy is wearing an undershirt and long pants. He is smoking a pipe. Josephine is wearing a Summer dress with short sleeves. In the background, there is an old-fashioned black car and a wire fence with wood posts, presumably a property border. Also, there is a utility pole with wires.

Leonard Champy is standing with his son, Tony and, presumably, his wife, Josephine, who is holding their baby son, Fred. They are in Pleasant Valley, Methuen, in 1933, at what appears to be a farm, at Leonard Champy's paternal grandfather's summer home. Leonard Champy is wearing an undershirt and long pants. He is smoking a pipe. Josephine is wearing a Summer dress with short sleeves. In the background, there is an old-fashioned black car and a wire fence with wood posts, presumably a property border. Also, there is a utility pole with wires.

Emil Incollingo and his wife, Angie (nee Marcaccio) Incollingo, wearing dress coats and hats, pose in front of their house at 216 Pleasant Valley Street, Methuen, Massachusetts. Her coat has a large fur-trim at the collar. Circa 1933 is the date of this photograph.

Emil Incollingo and his wife, Angie (nee Marcaccio) Incollingo, wearing dress coats and hats, pose in front of their house at 216 Pleasant Valley Street, Methuen, Massachusetts. Her coat has a large fur-trim at the collar. Circa 1933 is the date of this photograph.