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"Arguments of Hon. Hiram P. Harriman, N. Sumner Myrick, Esq., Hon. Hosea M. Knowlton"

This collection of arguments by the legal counsel for the town of Bourne decries Frederick Lockwood's attempt to build the Cape Cod Canal. According to N. Sumner Myrick, the trouble caused to the citizenry of their town ought to be enough reason to scrap the project. Meanwhile, Hon. Hiram P. Harrima...

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General notes and expenses

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Miscellaneous

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"Address of Robert M. Morse Jr." (3 copies)

Delivered to the Committee on Harbors and Public Lands by Hon. Robert M. Morse Jr., this address written on behalf of Gerard C. Tobey defends his claim to the construction of the Cape Cod Canal. Pointing out the failures of Frederick Lockwood in the early 1880's, Morse shows why his client ought to ...

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Historic New England (Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities) and related papers

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Inventories

This subseries includes inventories of household contents for the Sayward House.

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Inventories of household contents and proposed house tour

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Correspondence (Ellen Rockwood)

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Deeds

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Notes on property

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Sayward House exteriors

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Sayward House interiors

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Family and friends

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Barrell family

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Cheever family

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Family and friends

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Sayward House exteriors

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Sayward House interiors

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"York, Me., 1886" (copy) dedicated to Miss Ellen J. Cheever by Thomas A. Hine

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York, Maine, proposed new bridge

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"York Shores"

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Miscellaneous (1 of 2)

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Miscellaneous (2 of 2)

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Barrell's Grove and the Sayward House

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Family-related

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Miscellaneous

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Unrelated items

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Worcester, Mass., Tercentenary

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York, Maine

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York, Maine, Tercentenary

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Pamphlets

This subseries consists of one pamphlet of a speech given by George Barrell Cheever.

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"Mr. Cheever's Address before the Society of Inquiry on Missions" by George B. Cheever

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Copybooks

Copybooks, 1787-1788, contains copybooks in the subjects of arithmetic, fall of bodies, geography, geometry, logic, mensuration of heights, penmanship, mathematics, and trigonometry.

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Copybooks to wallpaper collection

Copybooks to wallpaper collection, 1787, contains photocopies of pages from copybooks made with pieces of wallpaper. Subjects include rhetoric, plain trigonometry, and philosophy. Originals have been moved to the wallpaper collection.

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Jane Rundlet

Jane Hill Rundlet, undated, contains an undated family record and Betsy Hill's book, Portsmouth, 1793.

Small dwelling on th edge of a body of water

A black and white photograph of a small structure, probably a dwelling, at the edge of a pond or lake. Another building is visible in the background, as are trees around the edge of the water.

Treetop vista

A black and white photograph of a vista of treetops. In the lower right corner the roof of a building is visible.

Dwelling with trees

A black and white photograph of a dwelling with trees growing in front of it. At the left a small section of fence is visible, and at the right a small section of stone wall is visible.

Portrait of Frank Duveneck

A black and white photograph of Frank Duveneck standing outdoors, possibly in costume. He is wearing a long coat, a hat, and boots, and he holds a stick in his left hand. Visible behind him are shrubs, and to his left are trees.

Sample card from Benzing & Jacobs, furniture, Benzing & Jacobs, Buffalo, New York

Fabric samples and colors are shown on the card for furniture manufactured by the business.

How to apply sheetrock, United States Gypsum Company, 205 West Monroe Street, Chicago, Illinois

Directions for applying sheetrock to various surfaces are provided with step-by-step instructions. The item verso has directions for decorating the sheetrock using paint, wall paper and paneling.

Partition handbook, by Erwin M. Lurie, 2nd edition, Metal Lath Manufacturers Association, 208 South La Salle Street, Chicago, Illinois

The advantages and uses of metal lath partitions is covered in the handbook. All types of buildings are described including federal housing projects using the partitions. The item is "A.I.A. File Number 20-B-11."

Cows grazing

A black and white, mounted photograph of cows grazing in a field bordered by a stone wall. A few trees are growing on the near side of the wall while beyond it appears to be forested.

Tree next to river

A black and white, mounted photograph of a very large tree next to a river in a field. In the distance, a fence and bridge can be seen, as can forested land beyond them. There appear to be four people standing on the bridge.

Hay alongside river

A black and white, mounted photograph of two piles of hay next to a river. In the distance beyond the river, a line of trees can be seen.

The drive at the Uplands

A view of a curve in the driveway at the Uplands, bordered by stone walls on either side with a wooded area to the left and an open field to the right.

Barn at the Vale

A black and white photograph of the barn at the Vale.

Barn at the Vale

A black and white photograph of the back of the barn at the Vale.

Tree next to river with dock

A black and white, mounted photograph of large tree branches overhanging the bank of the river. The other side of the river is free of trees and has a small dock leading from the shore into the water. In the background are trees scattered in a field.

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Beauport guest book 1908-1921: year 1911 [photocopy #1]

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