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Governor Bouck's grand quick step

Copied from a daguerreotype by Johnson & Mead, Albany, New York. Cover depicts the State and City Halls of Albany, New York, as seen from the Capitol. "As performed by the National Brass Band, Albany. Composed and arranged for the Piano Forte and respectfully dedicated To His Excellency."

Advertisement for Colonial style rugs, manufactured by Eden Manufacturing Company, New York, New York, 1905

Eden Manufacturing Company originally placed this advertisement in the October, 1905 issue of Interior Decoration. The advertisement is for their Colonial Styles Pilgrim Rug and illustrated with a medalion showing a galleon style ship on rough seas.

Gordon's quick step

Cover depicts Captain Gordon in uniform, holding a sword. A military encampment is in the background. Performed by the Boston Brass Band. "Respectfully dedicated to Capt. Charles Gordon by the members of the New England Guards."

Jeannette & Jeannot

Cover depicts two scenes: one in which a military conscript (Jeannot) is saying goodbye to his sweetheart (Jeannette) and one in which the conscript, now a changed man and soldier, is greeting his sweetheart upon returning from war. "Dedicated to Charles Jeffereys."

Trade card for the Old South Clothing House, opposite the Old South Church, 315 and 317 Washington Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The card features an illustration of the Old South Meeting House, listed as the Old South Church, surrounding buildings and a trolley car.

List to the convent bells

Cover depicts a woman seated near a window with her chin propped on her hand. Grapes and a pitcher are on a table beside her. A large floral arrangement is near the window. "A Favorite Song or Duet, Written Composed and Dedicated to Miss Ester and Miss Ellen Lewis."

Light may the boat row

Cover depicts men, women, and children standing on a promenade and watching numerous boats on the water. A military fort is nearby. Second edition. "Sung with the most enthusiastic applause by Mrs. And Miss Watson at the Park Theatre, Concerts, Etc. The Music arranged from a Northumbrian Melody, the...

The Dutchess of Kent

Border with flower motif and urn. Musical Flowers series by W. Spratt. All musical notation replaced by flowers and leaves: "The Flowers represent Notes, Quavers are joined together, Crotchets are single, & Minims grow out of a Flower Pot -- A Crotchet rest is a Leaf." "Mozart's Celebrated Love Walt...

I stood amid the glittering throng

Cover depicts the head and shoulders of an unidentified woman, possibly Miss Hughes. "Sung by Miss Hughes."

The archer boy

Cover depicts a woman standing near a stone tower, possibly a parapet. A city and river are in the background. "The Celebrated Cavelina Sung by Miss Love, in the Historical Play, The Partizans, Performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane."

When wakes the sun at early dawn

Cover adapted from an original sketch by Stewart Watson. Cover depicts Miss Watson in costume as her character "Cellio" in the opera Native Land. "A Favorite Alpine Melody."

The bright rosy morning

Cover depicts a lyre. Orphean Lyre series. "Containing a Collection of the Most Harmonious Glees, Catches, and Duets; Arranged with Accompaniments for the Piano Forte." "The Bright Rosy Morning arranged for One or Three Voices with an accompaniment for the Piano Forte by a Professor."

Child of the west

Cover depicts a man in traditional Scotch dress with his arms around a woman. He is gesturing away from where they are standing. "A Highland Ballad Written by F. W. N. Bayley and inscribed to Mrs. Oswald Wood."

The Persian rose

Cover depicts the head and shoulders of a woman in Persian costume.

Album 2: Views of Eastern New York by Henry Peabody

This album contains one hundred three 8 x 10 inch photographs by Henry Peabody. The images are of excellent quality and were taken circa 1900 to 1901. An inventory of the images is included with the album. Images include the Hudson River from West Point, Lake George and steamboats, Lake Champlain, F...

Album 3: Hand-colored views of Massachusetts and New York by Henry Peabody

These hand-colored photographs by Henry Peabody were created circa 1900 to 1906 for the Detroit Publishing Company. In addition to views of Boston landmarks and streets, there are images of Lexington, Concord, Wellesley, Sudbury, Salem, Gloucester, South Hadley, Northampton and Quincy, Massachusetts...

Album 4: "New England Vol. 3," views of New England by Henry Peabody

This album includes seventy five 8 x 10 inch black and white photographs by Henry Peabody. There is an index to the images in the album, which were taken circa 1900. There is an emphasis is on historic buildings (by virtue of antiquity or association with political, literary, or other notable New En...

Album 5: Home of Harry G. Converse, Marion, Mass.

A photographic survey of "The Moorings," the residence of Harry G. Converse in Marion, Massachusetts. This album includes approximately fifty 5 x 7 inch photographs of the exterior and interior of the estate taken circa 1900. The album includes portraits of household staff, estate grounds, and stabl...

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Lowell Massachusetts and other Massachusetts communities, ca 1872

Album of 144 mounted albumen prints, approximately 2 ½ x 2 ½ inches, exposed circa 1872. Album is inscribed "regards W. E. Pollock, 1872." Included are 10 pages of Lowell, Massachusetts views, of municipal, commercial and church buildings, trains, bridges, canals, and cemeteries. Also includes loca...

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Norris G. Osborn Prison Farm, Enfield, CT

This album contains 44 2 x 4 inch snapshots of buildings at the Norris G. Osborn Prison Farm in Enfield, Connecticut, formerly a Shaker community. Each view is carefully annotated with notes regarding construction and interior conveniences. Two letters are included from the donor at Aetna Insurance ...

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Souvenir of October Days in North Adams

"Souvenir of October Days in North Adams" by Chas. W. Eddy, Ware, Mass 1892. One of a number of albums produced by Charles Eddy between the mid-1880s to the mid-1890s, the majority relating to central and western Massachusetts towns and cities. This album of nine mounted prints depicts street an...

"'I am going there', or, The death of little Eva"

Cover depicts Eva on her deathbed, her father by her side. Above her, two angels look down as if they are calling her to Heaven. "Written and inscribed to the readers of 'Uncle Tom's Cabin' by John S. Adams. Adapted to a favorite melody."

Album 11: Historic Houses of Boston and Vicinity

This album of 3 x 4 inch photographs was compiled in 1905 by Sara Sprague of Everett, Massachusetts. It includes exterior views of First Period buildings in Lexington, Everett, Salem, Gloucester, Medford, Boston, Chelsea, Woburn, Marblehead, Saugus, Cambridge, Neponset, Hingham, Quincy, Dorchester, ...

Album 14: Architectural Details of Buildings in Newburyport, Mass.

"Book prepared by S. C. Reed, Artist, Newburyport. Dalton Club." This album consists of two hundred 4 x 5 inch photographs of exterior and interior details of houses in Newburyport, Newbury, East Haverhill, Byfield, Groveland, and Northampton, Massachusetts. The album includes images of doorways, wi...

Album 15: Historic Buildings and Landmarks in New England

This album contains approximately fifty 4 x 5 inch "gaslight" prints from circa 1895-1900 taken by an amateur photographer. The images illustrate buildings, gravestones and monuments in Plymouth, Boston, Cambridge, Duxbury, Marshfield, and Stockbridge, Massachusetts; Newport, Rhode Island; Derby and...

Album 16: New Hampshire and Western Massachusetts Views by Henry Peabody

This album contains one hundred one 8 x 10 inch prints (including some platinum toned) taken by Henry G. Peabody ca. 1890s to early 1900s, apparently for the Detroit Publishing Company, and similar to other photographic surveys in Historic New England's collection as well as at the Library of Congre...

Advertisement for Minute Tapioca, for Whitman Grocery Company, Orange, Mass., 1908

Advertisment for the Minute Tapioca brand instant tapioca originally placed in The Boston Cooking-School Magazine by the Whitman Grocery Company in the January 1908 issue. Minute Tapioca is the "tapioca with the picture of the Minute Man on the package." In addition to selling the tapioca itself Whi...

Funeral march to the memory of Abraham Lincoln, the martyr president

Head-and-shoulders portrait of Abraham Lincoln in three-quarter profile.

The battle cry of freedom

Cover depicts five scenes from the American Civil War (1861-1865) and its impact on home life.

Advertisement for meat grinder, manufactured by the Enterprise Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1897

Advertisement for the Enterprise Meat Chopper was originally published in the February 1897 issue of The Puritan. It is illustrated with a drawing of a Puritan woman chopping meat with a knife and an illustration of the meat chopper itself. The copy compares the work of a Puritan housewife to the wo...

The children of the battle field

Cover depicts the three orphaned children of Amos Humiston, two boys and one girl. "To J. Francis Bourns M.D. of Philadelphia, Pa. this song is most cordially and respectfully dedicated by the author. The net proceeds of the sales of this music are reserved for the support and education of the orpha...

Dost thou love me, Sister Ruth?

Cover depicts a man and woman standing in a room, facing the audience. Though their stance is very proper, they glance at one another from the corners of their eyes. A comic duet sung by Madame Vestris and Mr. Harley.

Nicholson's quick step

Cover depicts a naval ship with the Charlestown Navy Yard and Bunker Hill Monuments in the background. Dedicated to Commodore Nicholson, U.S.N. View of the Charlestown Navy Yard and the Bunker Hill Monument.

Oh! Show me some blue distant isle

Cover depicts an idyllic island surrounded by a decorative floral border. Dedicated to J. Chickering, Esq.

Parker's Quick Step

Cover depicts a row of marching infantrymen following their captain. Dedicated to Capt. Charles Henry Parker of the Boston Light Infantry

The prairie lea

Cover depicts a man riding a horse through a partially wooded area.

Prize Banner Quick Step

Cover depicts cavalry troops in formation in front of a bandstand, on which a woman holds a banner. Above this main scene is a vignette of cavalry troops in battle.

Sweet bird that shun'st the noise of folly

Cover depicts a woman standing on a garden pathway. A house can be seen in the background. "Sung by Miss E. Gillingham."

What Norah said : the reply of Norah O'Neal

Cover depicts a woman standing on a beach. "To Miss Virginia Le Comte."

Grand centennial march, as performed by the Boston bands, composed & respectfully dedicated to the Hon. Harrison Gray Otis, Mayor of Boston, by Ch. Zeuner, Boston, published by C. Bradley, 164 Washington Street

The march was composed for the centennial of the founding of Boston, September 17, 1830. The Massachusetts State House can be seen beyond the Boston Common. People are strolling on the Tremont Street Mall. Dedicated to Harrison Gray Otis, mayor of Boston.

The Sicilian knight : a cavatina

A knight kneels before his lady on a garden path. A horse is in the background. Sung by Mrs. Austin in the romantic opera of Rokeby. The subject of the music is from Von Weber's opera La Preciosa.

The moon is up! a serenade in answer to Rise Gentle Moon!

A man stands before a castle tower in a moonlit mountain landscape, serenading his lady at the window. Inscribed by the author to Mr. John Barnett.

The sailor's tear

A sailor says goodbye to his family with a sailing ship and lighthouse in the background. Written, composed for and sung by Madame Vestris.

Rangers' trip to Westborough, or, Lion quick step

Cover depicts a lion looking at the Rifle Rangers and the Brigade Band. Railroad cars are behind them. "Respectfully Dedicated to Capt. Chas. C. Paine, and the Officers and Members of the Rifle Rangers, Boston. Performed for the first time on their visit to the Lyon Farm by the Brigade Band at the o...

Advertisement for Pabst Malt Extract, manufactured by Pabst Company, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1897

Originally printed in the May 1897 issue of The Puritan the advertisement features "the Light of Liberty 1776" as illustrated by a Patriot standing atop the Pabst tower with lanterns. The Pabst Malt Extract tonic was sold as a sleep aid.

Bangor march

View of the north front of Mercantile Row with a distant view of the Bangor House hotel, Bangor, Maine. Composed and arranged for the piano forte. Dedicated to Samuel P. Dutton.

City guards quick step

Cover depicts a military exercise on Boston Common with the Great Elm in the distance. Arranged for the piano forte with flute accompaniment, and also for two flutes by Charles Zeuner. Dedicated to the City Guards by the Boston Brigade Band.

Decal for "A John Alden Store," The Meyercord Co., Chicago, Illinois, undated

The decal for "A John Alden Store" features Priscilla Alden, John Alden's wife, spinning flax on a wheel. Printed in three colors, the decal is in the shape of a medallion with a banner beneath it. John Alden Stores sold groceries. The item verso has directions for applying the decal to a window. Th...

New England Guards quick step

Cover depicts a military exercise on Boston Common with the Massachusetts State House behind. Dedicated to Capt. Thomas Dwight, the officers and members of the corps.

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Massachusetts - Boston - Brattle Street

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