And why are you thinking that's wouldn't be a Massachusetts?
Found this pictures:
https://haverhill.pastperfectonline.com/...7962285
https://haverhill.pastperfectonline.com/...7266504
They share same font of the numbers in same places. With pretty much similar background. So yeah i'm pretty sure it's Haverhill, MA.

Citer (Coole, 15.01.2022):
> And why are you thinking that's wouldn't be a Massachusetts?

Only because my personal knowledge is very bad and I have no kind of source for the photo. It does seem to be this vehicle
https://transphoto.org/vehicle/515676/

I would relink it now but annoyingly I started having an issue where I cannot relink photos after they are published.

OK, is now corrected.

It appears to be a Haverhill & Southern N. H. St. Ry. car, later the system was taken over by the Massachusetts Northeastern.

A rare and very interesting picture. None of those open cars have survived, to my understanding, but the Seashore has a body of a closed one, #50, from the post-1913 system.

Why are there so many children in the photo? Was there some kind of holiday?

Citer (Kaamoos, 16.01.2022):
> many children

If you can try to read the sign on the left side it may be an indication: I have no information about the source of the photo, I got it as a gift and had to identify it completely out of context.