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Portrait photograph of Horace S. Sears standing.
1873
Portrait photograph of Horace S. Sears (standing) with Weston residents (l-r) Lizzie Viles, Ellen Jones and Anne Coburn.
1873
Portrait photograph of Rev. Dr. Edmund Hamilton Sears (1810-1876), minister at First Parish Church in Weston and father of Horace S. Sears.
1873
Portrait photograph of Ellen Bacon Sears (1811-1897), mother of Horace S. Sears.
1895
Photograph of Horace S. Sears.
1900
The north façade of Horace S. Sears residence. His Panhard automobile is parked out front by the lion statue. Sears is seated in front next to the driver. In the back (l-r) are C. O. Richardson, Henry…
1900 Weston, Massachusetts, United States
South façade of the theater at Haleiwa.
1901 Weston, Massachusetts, United States
A Friendly Society performance held in the 200-seat theater built in 1901 at Haleiwa (the estate of Horace S. Sears).
1901 Weston, Massachusetts, United States
North façade of the theater at Haleiwa.
1901 Weston, Massachusetts, United States
The south façade of Horace S. Sears' Italian villa-style mansion located on Central Avenue (now Boston Post Road).
1902 Weston, Massachusetts, United States
The great front hall at Haleiwa with the grand stairway leading up to a landing wide enough for dancing.
1908 Weston, Massachusetts, United States
The 37th Annual Reunion of the Weston High School Association held 12 June 1908. On the front cover is a picture of Haleiwa where the reunion was held. On the reverse is a list of the day's events.
1908 Weston, Massachusetts, United States
Aerial photo of the former Sears property showing the ranch house that was built in 1951 on the former site of the Sears mansion (demolished in 1950). Also visible are the tennis house to the left of…
1908 Weston, Massachusetts, United States
Program for the First Parish Friendly Society performances of the play Sweet Lavender in the theater at Haleiwa on December 9th and 10th, 1908.
1908 Weston, Massachusetts, United States
Caretaker’s house, Sears estate, on Wellesley Street.
1910 Weston, Massachusetts, United States
South façade of the Sears mansion and landscape elements.
1912 Weston, Massachusetts, United States
Portrait photograph of Horace Sears sitting.
1920
North façade and main entrance of Horace Sears' house with lion statue.
1921 Weston, Massachusetts, United States
South façade of Horace Sears' house and steps to gardens.
1921 Weston, Massachusetts, United States
The entrance stairs and balustrade at the walker's entrance to the Sears house.
1990 Weston, Massachusetts, United States
The tennis house located next to the tennis court on the Sears estate.
1990 Weston, Massachusetts, United States
The entrance gate to the portion of the Sears property located on the south side of Boston Post Road.
1990 Weston, Massachusetts, United States
The remains of the lion's head fountain.
1990 Weston, Massachusetts, United States
Fountain with winged-angel statues located beyond the south façade of the Sears home.
1990 Weston, Massachusetts, United States
The balustrade and wall at the front of the Sears estate.
1990 Weston, Massachusetts, United States
Lion statue atop a post at the driveway entrance to the Sears estate.
1990 Weston, Massachusetts, United States
The house built for Dr. Otis Hunt ca. 1851 and purchased by Rev. Edward H. Sears while Minister of First Parish Church, Weston, Massachusetts.
2001 Weston, Massachusetts, United States
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