Write your guess on a postcard and mail it to Thanks for the Memories, Haverhill Gazette, P.O. Box 991, Haverhill, MA 01831; e-mail to hgreporter@hgazette.com, or drop it at our office at 181 Merrimack St.
Last week's photo was of Lafayette Square, looking from Winter Street.
The area was easily recognized, and it awakened many memories.
Christine Perrin wrote from Indiana and said the picture "helped to lessen my homesickness for beautiful New England."
Robert Scamporino wrote from Cape Coral, Fla., that his grandmother lived at 137 Hilldale Ave., just out of range of the photo, for 40 years.
Jim Murphy noted the picture showed the building the Pentucket Players were moving out of, referring to a front-page story that broke in last week's edition of The Gazette.
Others who responded correctly were Mary McKenna Palardy; Steve Muise; Laura Edwards; Dan O'Shea; Lloyd Smith; Bob Manning; Bill Boisselle, who noted his grandfather and two other men were the ones who got the statue; Edward Camarato, from St. Petersburg, Fla.; Rick Butler, from Hampton, N.H.; Ray Meola, from Hemet, Calif.; Dan Beauvais, from Kitty Hawk, N.C.; Joe Metelski, from Bedminster, N.J.; D. Bronchella noticed St. Joseph School; Paul Sanborn, from Ipswich; Judine Raymond, who also recognized St. James Church the week before; Barbara Cote; Gerry Danforth; Janet David; Harold Harriman; Stanley Hamel and Carole Simone, from St. Joseph School (which was in the picture); Robert Stanley, from Ventura, Calif.; and Joel Hammer, from Atlanta, Ga.
The guess of Robert Takesian was not correct, but he noted he had not been credited with correct guesses the two previous weeks.
If you have any pictures that might be worth printing to help call up memories, send them to Barney Gallagher at the above address.
