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Programs

This series includes broadsides for productions at Boston theaters from the 1830s to approximately the 1860s, as well as concert programs, lecture announcements, and other miscellaneous materials related to performances.

Sheet music

Historic New England's collection of sheet music includes illustrations from the following categories or themes: social life, patriotic symbols, courtship and love, sports, games, and amusements, politics, pastoral scenes, family life, entertainers, military, social issues, urban scenes, beauty and ...

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Tickets and cards of admission

Tickets and cards of admission generally include the word "admit" followed by the number who may be admitted or a space for name(s) to be written in. Such ticks are associated with a range of events, such as ceremonial occasions, special events, concerts, or other instances where restriction on the ...

Product catalogues

As the industrial age generated an ever-expanding array of consumer goods, trade catalogues presented merchandise alluringly to potential customers. In the United States, catalogues were a practical solution to the problem of geographical distance between buyer and seller.

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Photographs

Subseries H, Photographs, 1911 (#23.294-23.298) contains twenty-six Newburyport High School class pictures from 1911 and sketches that were found with this collection of photographs.

Barrett family papers

This collection includes the family papers associated with the Barrett House of New Ipswich, New Hampshire. The materials date from 1774 to 1966 with the bulk of the material from the 1800s. The materials document the Ames, Barr, and Barrett families as well as other relatives of the families. The c...

General photographic collection

The majority of the prints in the Oversize photographs series of the General Photographic Collection are nineteenth-century views of Boston buildings and streets, including works by Southworth and Hawes, James Wallace Black, John Adams Whipple, and A. H. Folsom, dating from the the 1860s to the mid-...

Standard-size photographs, 1860s-2000s

The Standard-size series of the General Photographic Collection is the largest and most complex component of the photographic collections, containing an estimated 100,000 items, dating from the 1860s to the present. The geographic coverage and subject range of these images are very wide. The work of...

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Connecticut

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Lasting machine shaping shoes in a Massachusetts shoe factory

"This is a shoemaker creating shoes on a lasting machine in a shoe factory in Lynn, Massachusetts. The "upper" of the shoe is placed over the wooden last. The machine is clamped on this "upper" and draws the fore part of the shoe into shape. Thus, in a few seconds, is performed the most difficult ta...

Stereograph of a man making shoes, location unknown, undated

A man sits in a shoe shop making shoes while his dog sits next to him on a chair. There are several boots and shoes on the floor and shoes forms hanging from nails in the ceiling above him.

Spars of Oregon fir finished by hand, ship-yard Rockland, Me.

A worker hand finishes a spar made from Oregon fir in a shipyard in Rockland, Maine.

George H. Donnell, York, Maine, early 1880s

George H. Donnell was a "shore" fisherman and lobsterman, in York River, Maine. He wears stiff cowhide boots, which were standard for rural workingmen. He holds a catch of fish, which may be pollock.

Clamming, York River, Maine, ca. 1890

Two men clam at the York River in Maine.

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Set of architectural drawings of unidentified townhouses and store, designed by Charles Roath, location unknown, 1846

1 set of 2 architectural drawings : black ink and watercolor on wove paper ; 19 1/2 x 13 1/2 inches

Lobster factory, circa 1870

This is a stereograph of a group of men standing outside a lobster factory or cannery in Mount Desert, Maine. There are two men dressed in suits overseeing the lobstermen as they prepare a pile of lobsters on the ground. One of the men holds onto a large scale which may be used to weigh the shellf...

Luther Briggs, Jr. architectural collection

The Luther Briggs, Jr. Architectural Collection consists of designs for over 50 projects. Dating from the late 1840s to the 1850s, most of the plans are for modest dwellings in Boston, Roxbury, and Dorchester. The drawings also include a smaller number of business blocks, monuments, and public build...

Bark Nellie Moody, unloading salt, ca. 1890

This is the Little Bark Nellie Moody ship docked in Gloucester, Massachusetts. The seamen of the ship are working on various tasks and the seamen on the dock are loading and unloading different products such as salt.

Figurehead on display in a garden, Marblehead, Mass.

A black and white photograph taken by Mary H. Northend circa 1920, showing a wooden figurehead in the garden of John Peabody's summer home on Peaches Point in Marblehead, Mass. The figurehead is of a woman, and it is surrounded by lush vegetation. Visible behind it are a trellis and bench.

U.S.S. Ship Wabash, U.S. Navy Yard, Boston, Massachusetts, circa.1890's

This is the U.S.S. Wabash with sailors eating on a mess cloth on the deck of the ship. They have place settings in front of them and they are dressed in uniform.

Frank Chouteau Brown professional architectural collection

The architectural drawings in this collection are those which do not bear the HABS imprint and include materials arranged according to the following themes: historic buildings, stage sets, private commissions, furniture, and miscellaneous. Materials on historic buildings include details, floor plans...

Front elevation and front wall sections of unidentified townhouses and store, designed by Charles Roath, location unknown, 1846

1 exterior elevation and 2 section drawings on 1 sheet : black ink and watercolor on wove paper ; 19 1/2 x 13 1/2 inches

Gathering kelp, Long Sands, York, Maine, ca. 1882

This is a farmer loading his cart with kelp using a pitchfork on the shore of the ocean in York, Maine. The farmer owns a team of oxen that are pulling the cart.

Whales Beach, Swampscott, Mass., ca. 1890

This is a man on a sailboat in the ocean off the Massachusetts shore. There are several other small vessels anchored in the water behind him.

Historic American Buildings Survey architectural collection

This is a major repository for material generated by the Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS) in the 1930s. The collection includes approximately 125 complete sets of full-scale measured drawings of historic buildings throughout New England, both blueprints and some originals by Frank Chouteau ...

Will Sheppard with a boat, Swampscott, Mass., February 12, 1900

A man possibly named Will Sheppard is standing next to a boat and boat trailer pulled by a horse in Swampscott, Massachusetts. The man is on a beach and in the background is a row of houses on a street.

Arthur Little and Herbert W.C. Browne architectural collection

The partnership of Arthur Little and Herbert W. C. Browne from the early 1890s until the 1920s attracted a circle of affluent clients in Boston, Brookline, the North Shore of Massachusetts, and in locales outside of New England, such as Washington, D.C. They designed typically elegant, neo-classica...

U.S.S. Wabash, Boston Navy Yard, Charlestown, Mass., ca. 1890

This is the USS Wabash docked at a port in Charlestown, Massachusetts. Across from the ship there are factories lining the shore.

Fishermen hauling in blackfish, location unknown, ca. 1900

Fishermen haul several blackfish, also known as pilot whales, onto the shore.

Windmill, owned by Silas Swift

This is a windmill in Falmouth, Massachusetts with a group of people standing beneath it. There is a man fixing the blades, a group of people in a wagon and two men sitting with a dog. There is also a man and a woman standing behind a girl who is sitting in front of an easel sketching the windmill...

General architectural and cartographic collection

Architectural drawings constitute one of the largest categories of holdings in the Library and Archives. The drawings are of two distinct types: 1. those by architects and architectural scholars of the late-nineteenth and early twentieth centuries who measured and drew elevations, floor plans and de...

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Set of floor plans of an unidentified Italianate villa, designed by Gervase Wheeler, location unknown, ca. 1848-1849

1 set of 4 floor plans

Ground plan of an unidentified Italianate villa, designed by Gervase Wheeler, location unknown, ca. 1848-1849

1 ground plan : black ink, watercolor, and graphite emendations on wove paper ; 19 x 27 3/16 inches

East elevation of an unidentified Italianate villa, designed by Gervase Wheeler, location unknown, ca. 1848-1849

Architect Gervase Wheeler designed this unidentified Italianate villa. The ink, pencil, and wash on heavy paper sketch presents the east elevation of the house.

South elevation of the Oakes Ames House, North Easton, Mass., ca. 1850

1 exterior elevation : brown ink, black ink, and/or watercolor washes, and graphite underwriting on wove paper ; 13 1/4 x 19 inches