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The highway bridge at Bourne

A black and white view of the highway bridge at Bourne spanning the width of the Cape Cod Canal.

The Sagamore Bridge

A black and white view of the Sagamore Bridge as two ships make their approach.

Two steamboats travel under the railroad lift bridge near Cape Cod Bay

A black and white view of two boats crossing the completed section of the Cape Cod Canal near Cape Cod Bay. The image shows the boats going under the railroad lift bridge.

The General Mackenzie digs at Cape Cod Bay

A black and white view of the dredge General Mackenzie digging at the Cape Cod Bay entrance to the Cape Cod Canal.

The General Mackenzie digs on the Cape Cod Canal

A black and white view of the General Mackenzie digging on the Cape Cod Canal. The image shows the dredge sporting an American flag.

A dredge works on the Buzzards Bay end of the Cape Cod Canal

A black and white view of a dredge deepening the channel at the Buzzards Bay end of the Cape Cod Canal.

A dredge works at Buzzards Bay

A black and white view of a dredge digging at the Buzzards Bay end of the Cape Cod Canal.

The Federal digs at the head of the Cape Cod Canal

A black and white view of the Federal digging at the head of the Cape Cod Canal.

Imagination and skill are your only limitations, The Decorite Co., manufacturers of Decorite, Decoglaze, Decosize, 53 State Street, Boston, Mass.

Decorating effects can be produced by using the wall covering over irregular and cracked surfaces

A train carries supplies to the dredges

A black and white view of a train transporting supplies to the dredges digging on the Cape Cod Canal.

Dry digging occurs at Collins Farm

A black and white view of a steam shovel digging at Collins Farm for the Cape Cod Canal.

The completed steam shovel cut at Collins Farm

A black and white view of the finished steam shovel cut at Collins Farm for the Cape Cod Canal.

The Collins Farm steam shovel cut

A black and white view of the steam shovel cut at Collins Farm, part of the Cape Cod Canal dry digging project.

Dredges dig near "Gray Gables"

A black and white view of dredges as they work near "Gray Gables," the summer home of President Grover Cleveland.

Caspro Vermiculite Fireproofing Plaster, California Stucco Products of N.E., Inc. 169 Waverley Street, Cambridge, Mass.

Product specifications and reasons for using it are provided in the item. The old John Hancock Building on Berkeley Street and Boston University buildings on Commonwealth Avenue are examples where the product was used. Text on the front cover margin reads, "A.I.A.-No. 21-A2."

Boulders are destroyed in the Cape Cod Canal channel

A black and white view of a boulder as it is blasted out of the Cape Cod Canal channel.

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Anderson: Lucy Smith Anderson (1845-1918) [2 photographs]

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Berry: Annie Berry (dates unknown) [1 photograph]

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A view down Monument River

A black and white view of the Monument River. The image shows a dredge digging while connected to a pipeline running ashore.

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Berry: Mary A. (Thurston) Berry (dates unknown) [1 photograph]

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Berry: Robert Pagan Berry (1812-1873) [3 photographs]

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Burton: William and Miriam (Berry) Burton [2 photographs]

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Goodell: Charles Raymond Goodell (1832-1901) [7 photographs]

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Goodell: Charles Raymond Goodell (1832-1901), parents [2 photographs]

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Goodell: Mary Thurston Goodell (1863-1942) [7 photographs]

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Goodell: Reginald Rusden Goodell (1867-1944), other acquaintances [3 photographs]

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Goodell: Reginald Rusden Goodell (1867-1944), other acquaintances [8 photographs]

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Workers overseen by Belmont cut the last dike in the Canal

A black and white view of workers as they cut the last dike in the Cape Cod Canal. The workers are overseen by Belmont, Parsons, and the other senior project managers.

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This publication contains harmful and insensitive imagery of a group of people exhuming Indigenous people's remains. 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 we...

A view of the Canal shore and a view of the Tupper House

A black and white view of an inlet along the Cape Cod Canal shore (top) and a black and white view of the Tupper House, built over 200 years ago at Sandwich (bottom).

A view of Catomet and a man stands on top of a black fish driven ashore

A black and white view of Catomet (top) and a black and white view of a group of black fish driven ashore at Monument Beach, which shows shows a man standing atop one of the fish, while a few other men observe the phenomenon in the distance (bottom).

A view from the head of Buzzards Bay and a view of Amrita Island

A view of the Cape Cod Canal from the head of Buzzards Bay (top) and a view of Amrita Island with numerous sailboats surrounding it (bottom).

Expanded Vermiculite Caspro Plaster Aggregate, California Stucco Products of N.E., Inc. 169 Waverley Street, Cambridge, Mass.

Product features are described for potential customers. There is a table with the title "A summary of fire-resistance ratings using metal lath and lightweight aggregate-gypsum plaster." The John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Building on Berkeley Street was fireproofed with the plaster. The Boston Un...

Caspro Vermiculite, manufactured by California Stucco Products of N.E., Inc. 169 Waverley Street, Cambridge, Mass.

Caspro Vermiculite is mined in South Africa and imported by American Vermiculite Corporation, 654 Madison Avenue, New York, New York. The business products are concrete, plaster and insulation. Text on the front cover margins reads, "A.I.A. File-3-D-3."

Standard specifications for lime plaster, bulletin 305 A, National Lime Association, Washington, D.C.

Use of lime plaster on different backings is covered in the specifications. Text on the front cover margins reads, "A.I.A. File No. 21 A 1."

A view of the cliffs next to the Highland Lighthouse and a view of the village of North Truro

A black and white view of the Highland Lighthouse overlooking cliffs (top) and a black and white view of the village of North Truro. The image shows rolling hills and white houses (bottom).

A view of Beachmore at Buzzards Bay and a view of the Highland Lighthouse

A black and white view of Beachmore at Buzzards Bay, which shows a majestic house in the distance and a sailboat nearer to the far shore (top) and a black and white view of the Highland Lighthouse with its light on in the face of a storm (bottom).

Dredges dig after steam shoveling and dredges dig the final barrier between the bays

A black and white view of a large dredge digging following the excavation done by steam shovels (top) and a black and white view of a large dredge digging at the final barrier between Cape Cod Bay and Buzzards Bay (bottom).

Standard specifications for gypsum plastering including requirements for lathing and furring, Sectional Committee on Specifications for Plastering, American Standards Association, Washington, D.C.

The specifications were approved as American Standard by the ASA on September 26, 1946. The sponsor organizations are The American Institute of Architects and the American Society for Testing Materials. Text on the back cover reads, "Compliments of Gypsum Association, 330 S. Wells Street, Chicago 6,...

The Monument River as part of the Cape Cod Canal and steam shovels dig on land for the Canal

A black and white view of the Monument River, now a part of the Cape Cod Canal, which shows a bridge in the foreground and a dredge connected to a pipeline in the background (top) and a black and white view of a steam shoveling project underway for the Cape Cod Canal, which shows a multitude of work...

Procession of vessels on Opening Day and a ship passes underneath a drawbridge

A black and white view of the procession of ships making their way down the brand new Cape Cod Canal on Opening Day (top) and a black and white view of a boat passing underneath a drawbridge on the Cape Cod Canal, which shows a multitude of people crowding the railings of the bridge to watch the fru...

A celebratory boat approaches the western entrance to the Canal and the project managers pose for a picture on Opening Day

A black and white view of a celebratory boat traveling through to the western entrance to the Canal, which shows the boat garnished with banners and streamers (top) and a black and white view of the organizers of the Cape Cod Board of Trade, which shows around 40 men posing for a picture on Opening ...

A drawbridge spans the Canal and a large dredge follows excavation by steam shovels and sailboats travel down the Canal and a dredge digs on the last barrier between the bays and steam shovels work on a line of the Canal and vessels process down the Canal on Opening Day

TOP LEFT: A black and white view of a boat passing underneath a drawbridge on the Cape Cod Canal. TOP RIGHT: A black and white view of a large dredge digging after the excavation of the area by steam shovels. MIDDLE LEFT: A black and white view of two sailboats traversing the Cape Cod Canal. MIDDLE ...

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Modern finishing materials: a discussion of nitro-cellulose products in comparison with varnishes, by Dr. Paul S. Kennedy, The Murphy Varnish Company

Text on the front cover reads, "Address read before a number of Master Painter's Associations of the United States and Canada." The author compares lacquer with other varnish products.

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Standard specifications for the reference of architects on the use and application of shellac, compiled and published by The Shellac Information Bureau, 70 Pine Street, New York, New York

Preparing and using shellac to finish floors, as a sealer for walls and as a varnish base are described in the item.

Results of the Structural Clay Products Institute, Inc., 1937 moderate cost home competition, American architect and architecture, New York, New York

Small home construction is highlighted in the use of brick and other clay products in the competition winners. The pamphlet was published in "American architect and architecture," December 1937.

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Goodell: Reginald Rusden Goodell (1867-1944), Bowdoin College, acquaintances [7 photographs]

Photographs (1 folder)

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Goodell: Reginald Rusden Goodell (1867-1944), Bowdoin College, acquaintances [9 photographs]

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Goodell: Reginald Rusden Goodell (1867-1944), Bowdoin College, group photograph [1 photograph]

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Schooner on the Cape Cod Canal

A black and white photograph of a schooner passing through the Cape Cod Canal.