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Contents : Volume 68, Number 251

Winter/Spring, 1978

Contents : Volume 69, Number 255

Winter/Spring, 1979

Contents : Volume 71, Number 258

1981

Contents : Volume 40, Number 140

April, 1950

Contents : Volume 41, Number 141

Summer, 1950

Contents : Volume 41, Number 142

Fall, 1950

Contents : Volume 42, Number 146

Fall, 1951

Contents : Volume 44, Number 153

Summer, 1953

Contents : Volume 45, Number 157

Summer, 1954

Contents : Volume 46, Number 161

Summer, 1955

Contents : Volume 46, Number 163

Winter, 1956

Contents : Volume 46, Number 164

Spring, 1956

Contents : Volume 47, Number 165

Summer, 1956

Contents : Volume 47, Number 167

Winter, 1957

Contents : Volume 47, Number 168

Spring, 1957

Contents : Volume 48, Number 169

Summer, 1957

Contents : Volume 48, Number 170

Fall, 1957

Contents : Volume 49, Number 173

Summer, 1958

Contents : Volume 49, Number 174

Fall, 1958

Contents : Volume 49, Number 175

Winter 1959

Contents : Volume 50, Number 177

Summer 1959

Contents : Volume 50, Number 178

Fall 1959

Contents : Volume 65, Number 239

Winter-Spring 1975

Contents : Volume 67, Number 245

Summer-Fall 1976

Asher Benjamin Begins : The Samuel and Dorothy Hinckley House

The young architect's house designed for the Federalist Samuel Hinckley, perhaps the first neoclassical dwelling in Massachusetts' Connecticut Valley, may have been a stepping stone in securing a federal commission from a Republican administration.

Gaining Ground : Landmaking in Boston's West End

Enlarging the narrow Shawmut Peninsula to create the residential district called Back Bay is Boston's best-known topographical creation. But land was repeatedly made in the West End as well for wharves, less fashionable dwellings, and the city's necessary institutions--a hospital, a jail, and an alm...

Inside SPNEA : Sarah de St. Prix Wyman Whitman

In its museum collection and the Sarah Orne Jewett House, SPNEA preserves the art of one of the most successful women painters in Boston in the late 1800s.

"To Exist for Centuries" : Gridley Bryant and the Boston City Hospital

Designing a hospital for the "respectable poor" of Boston combined an innovative European model with attention to the concerns of homeowners in its South End neighborhood.

A House for Widow Brown : Architectural Statement and Social Position in Providence, 1791

Newly restored, the Seril Dodge house in Providence, Rhode Island, is small yet elegant. Built around 1786, the house was bought for Avis Brown after the death of her husband. Robert P. Emlen examines the message sent by the house: that although it was small, there was no doubting the social positio...

Inside SPNEA : Newbury Furniture

This article surveys the summer 2000 exhibition of selected Newbury and Newburyport, Massachusetts, furniture hosted by SPNEA.

Hepsibeth Hemenway's Portrait : A Native American Story

Hepsibeth Hemingway was a cook and laundress who, although she lived on the margins of Worcester, Massachusetts, society, had a legacy that lived on past her death. Her painting, which hangs in the Worcester Historical Museum, helped to preserve her story.

Contents : Volume 77, Number 267

Fall/Winter 1999

Trade card for the New Home Sewing Machine Company, Orange, Mass., depicting a man on ice skates pushing a woman seated on top of a sewing machine, undated

This trade card for sewing machine manufacturer, New Home Machine Company of Orange, Massachusetts, depicts a man in a jacket, cap, and striped pants skating and pushing a woman, who is attired in overcoat, hat, and muff, and is seated on a sewing machine on runners. These sewing machines are sold b...

Trade card for Silver King Ice Skates, The Dodge Skate Company, Providence, Rhode Island, undated

A woman seated on a birch wood bench puts on a pair of ice skates. She is attired in a fur-trimmed hat, collar, jacket, and skirt. Birch trees and mountains surround the frozen body of water on which she is about to skate. The skates can be purchased from E.G. Billings, Butler Exchange, Providence, ...

Trade card for Kirchberg & Keenan, manufacturers of and dealers in parlor, chamber and dining room suits and all kinds of furniture, 213, 215 & 217 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Michigan, undated

This trade card contains harmful imagery and language including stereotypical caricatures of Irish people. Historic New England acknowledges historical records / objects may contain harmful imagery and language reflecting attitudes and biases of their creators and time in which they were made. Histo...

Trade card for Fanny Farmer Christmas candy, undated

This trade card for Fanny Farmer Candy Shops presents a scene in which a boy, wearing a sleeper and holding the top of a candy box, accuses Santa Claus, who is hiding a box of chocolates behind the armchair in which he is seated, of taking his treats.

Trade card for P.B. Robinson fine boots and shoes, Lawrence, Mass., undated

Phineas B. Robinson, a maker of fine boots and shoes, is located at 221 Essex Street in Lawrence, Massachusetts. He served as a city alderman in 1880 and also acted as an agent for the Florence Sewing Machine Company. The image on the card, entitled "La Musique", presents a young flautist dressed in...

Trade card for celluloid collars and cuffs featuring a boy in a tuxedo, undated

This trade card advertises celluloid collars, cuffs, and shirt bosoms. A boy, who is dressed in a tuxedo and wears a cuff formed into a hat with a cufflink on his head, demonstrates that the cuffs are waterproof by dunking one into a bowl of water set on a pedestal.

Trade card for Hart, Schaffner and Marx clothing, at the Continental Clothing House, Boston, Mass., 1905

A trade card for Hart, Schaffner and Marx hand-tailored clothing, sold at the Continental Clothing House, located at Washington Street and Boylston Street in Boston, Massachusetts. A princely figure sits on a cushioned throne, with a dog sitting on his right. In the lower right corner is the name S....

Trade card for The Old Homestead Colonial Rugs, R.H. Stearns and Co., Boston, Mass., undated

A trade card for "Old Homestead Colonial Rugs," manufactured for the department store R.H. Stearns and Co. of Boston.

Trade card for furniture with an illustration of a chair, location unknown, undated

A trade card for furniture. The illustration presents a chair with an eagle back, sabre legs, and a rush seat in the center of a wreath. "Rest for the weary" appears on a banner above the illustration.

Stereograph of a street with attached buildings and horse-drawn carts, Greenfield, Mass., undated

This stereo view from an elevated vantage point depicts a street scene in Greenfield, Massachusetts. On the left side of the street, there is a row of attached buildings. On the right side of the street, there is a grassy area. Horse-drawn carts and wagons are parked along both sides of the street.

Exterior view of Tebo's Mill, Enfield, Mass., undated

Tebo's Mill in Enfield, Massachusetts produced woolen goods. In order to create the Quabbin Reservoir, the state government disincorporated four towns on April 28, 1938, including Enfield. The reservoir was filled to capacity for the first time on June 22, 1946.

Life-saving team standing around a surfboat on the beach, Marshfield, Mass., undated

Members of a life-saving crew stand around a surfboat on skids at the edge of the water on the beach at Marshfield, Massachusetts. Six of the eight men wear life jackets, and two of them wear thigh boots. A dog lies curled up on the rocky beach near the boat.

Harrison Gray Otis (1765-1848) professional papers

Harrison Gray Otis (1765-1848) professional papers (MS020) reflect the planning and work of Harrison Gray Otis (1765-1848), the Proprietors of Mount Vernon, and the Boston Mill Corporation in developing the Beacon Hill neighborhood of Boston, Massachusetts. The papers are largely comprised of profe...

Small photographs and postcards, 1890s-1980s

The Small photographs and postcards series of the General Photographic Collection contains approximately 5,000 prints smaller than 4 x 5 inches and 5,000 picture postcards that cover a wide range of subjects, especially historic buildings and transportation. There is a significant group of images of...

Domestic interiors photographic collection

The Domestic Interiors Photographic Collection consists of more than 2,500 images dating from the mid-1870s to circa 1920 and approximately 100 stereo views from circa 1860 to 1885. These photographs document interior design and decoration in the latter part of the nineteenth century. In many instan...

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Ambrotypes collection, 1853-1865

The Ambrotype Collection consists of approximately 400 items of this photographic medium. An ambrotype is a type of photograph created by mounting a negative, produced through a variation of the wet collodion process, on glass with a dark backing. This mounting produces the appearance of a positive ...

Personal photographic collection

Collection

Daguerreotypes collection, c. 1845-1865

This collection consists of approximately 800 daguerreotypes, ranging from 1/16 inch to full-plates, dating from the early 1840s to the early 1860s. The majority of the items are cased portraits and many of the sitters have been identified. Several of New England's leading daguerreotypists are repre...