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La Leopolda, dining room, 1939

A view of the dining room of La Leopolda showing a statue, a table, chairs, and a chandelier. Created in 1902 by Leopold II, king of the Belgians, Ogden Codman, Jr. purchased the property in 1929.

La Leopolda, 1st floor passage to bedroom, 1939

A view of the first floor passage to a bedroom in La Leopolda showing a statue, a table, and two doors. Created in 1902 by Leopold II, king of the Belgians, Ogden Codman, Jr. purchased the property in 1929.

La Leopolda, guest room, 1939

A view of a guest room at La Leopolda showing a bed, side table with lamp, two dressers, chairs, and ceiling light fixture. Created in 1902 by Leopold II, king of the Belgians, Ogden Codman, Jr. purchased the property in 1929.

La Leopolda, guest room, 1939

A view of a guest room at La Leopolda showing a bed, night table, dresser, chairs, wall mirror, hanging framed art, drapery, and a fireplace. Created in 1902 by Leopold II, king of the Belgians, Ogden Codman, Jr. purchased the property in 1929.

La Leopolda, guest room, 1939

A view of a guest room at La Leopolda showing a bed, chairs, a night table with telephone, and a fireplace. Created in 1902 by Leopold II, king of the Belgians, Ogden Codman, Jr. purchased the property in 1929.

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Crehore Family - Rangeley Lake

10 black and white photographs of the Crehore Family's Rangeley Lake camp. Interiors and exteriors of camp building, barn and woodpile.

La Leopolda, 1st floor passage, 1939

A view of the first floor passage of La Leopolda showing chairs, a bench, a table, a wardrobe, an a chest. Created in 1902 by Leopold II, king of the Belgians, Ogden Codman, Jr. purchased the property in 1929.

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Crehore Family -Rangeley Lake Camp

12 black-and-white photographs of the Rangeley Lake Camp owned by the Crehore family of Newton Lower Falls, Massachusetts. Includes exteriors and views of mountains and streams.

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Crehore Family - Rangeley Lake

12 black and white photographs of the Rangeley Lake Camp owned by the Crehore family. Includes cabin, woods, and streams. One photo shows shotguns with game birds hanging on side of cabin.

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Frederic Morton Crehore's Passport

Passport of Frederic Morton Crehore in leather case. Included in pocket are calling cards for Frederic Morton Crehore, 2 for Miss Sybil Crehore in Chestnut Hill and the original metal plate.

La Leopolda, guest room, 1939

A view of a guest room at La Leopolda showing a bed, a chaise longues, a night table, a wardrobe, and a chandelier. Created in 1902 by Leopold II, king of the Belgians, Ogden Codman, Jr. purchased the property in 1929.

La Leopolda, entrance hall, 1939

A view of a guest room at La Leopolda showing chairs, a fireplace, a dresser, a wardrobe, a chaise longues, and the foot of a bed. Created in 1902 by Leopold II, king of the Belgians, Ogden Codman, Jr. purchased the property in 1929.

La Leopolda, spare room, 1939

A view of a spare room at La Leopolda showing a dresser with a mirror, a bench, a wardrobe, the foot of a bed, and draperies. Created in 1902 by Leopold II, king of the Belgians, Ogden Codman, Jr. purchased the property in 1929.

La Leopolda, guest room, 1939

A view of a guest room at La Leopolda showing a bed, a chaise longues, a wardrobe, a night table with telephone, draperies, and a chandelier. Created in 1902 by Leopold II, king of the Belgians, Ogden Codman, Jr. purchased the property in 1929.

Trade card for the St. Joachim Bazaar, the largest retail toy, jewelry & fancy goods store in Boston, 329 Washington Street, Boston, Mass., undated

A small child in a bonnet decorates the card for the St. Joachim Bazaar.

La Leopolda, spare room, 1939

A view of a spare room at La Leopolda showing a bed, a chaise longues, draperies, a night table with lamp, and a fireplace. Created in 1902 by Leopold II, king of the Belgians, Ogden Codman, Jr. purchased the property in 1929.

Morse's New Dining Rooms, 9 Tremont Row, Boston, Mass., undated

The card verso has a menu of the restaurant's offerings from $.05 to $.35.

Trade card for The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company, importers, 92 Court Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The Company is an importer, coffee roaster, wholesale dealer and retailer. The brands and prices are described on the card verso. The headquarters is located at 35 & 37 Vesey Street in New York. A young girl listens to a seashell in the card image.

La Leopolda, breakfast room, 1939

A view of the breakfast room of La Leopolda showing a dining table, chairs, a chandelier, and an ornate woodstove. Created in 1902 by Leopold II, king of the Belgians, Ogden Codman, Jr. purchased the property in 1929.

La Leopolda, breakfast room, 1939

A view of the breakfast room of La Leopolda showing a dining table, chairs, a chandelier, and a chest of drawers with a small statue on top. Created in 1902 by Leopold II, king of the Belgians, Ogden Codman, Jr. purchased the property in 1929.

La Leopolda, upstairs sitting room, 1939

A view of the upstairs sitting room of La Leopolda showing a small table, chairs, a chandelier, a fireplace, and other furniture. Created in 1902 by Leopold II, king of the Belgians, Ogden Codman, Jr. purchased the property in 1929.

La Leopolda, upstairs sitting room, 1939

A view of the upstairs sitting room of La Leopolda showing small tables, chairs, a chandelier, a fireplace, and other furniture. Created in 1902 by Leopold II, king of the Belgians, Ogden Codman, Jr. purchased the property in 1929.

La Leopolda, Ogden's room, 1939

A view of Ogden Codman's room at La Leopolda showing a bed, a fireplace, chairs, a large mirror, and a night table. Created in 1902 by Leopold II, king of the Belgians, Ogden Codman, Jr. purchased the property in 1929.

La Leopolda, kitchen, 1939

A view of the kitchen of La Leopolda showing a stove, sinks, counters, and cookware. Created in 1902 by Leopold II, king of the Belgians, Ogden Codman, Jr. purchased the property in 1929.

La Leopolda, "Servants' Hall", 1939

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. Historic New England does not alter or edit objects and / or historical text. A view of the servants' hall of L...

Billhead for M. Webber, manufacturer and dealer in parlor, chamber & cottage furniture, No. 221 Main Street, Fitchburg, Mass., dated March 22, 1878

Webber also deals in feathers and bedding for customers.

Billhead for the Fitchburg Furniture Co., retail dealers in furniture, bedding, etc. 335 Main Street, near City Hall, Fitchburg, Mass., dated December 19, 1884

The business is owned by Parker & Company, furniture manufacturers, Newton Place, Fitchburg.

Trade card for H.A. Grimwood Co., lumber and building materials, 1159-1171 Westminster Street, Providence, Rhode Island, 1930

The business encourages customers to see the front doors carried in the showroom.

Trade card for metal medicine cabinets, H.A. Grimwood Company, 1163 Westminster Street, Providence, Rhode Island, undated

The cabinets have Venetian mirrors in several sizes.

Trade card for the beauty cabinet, H.A. Grimwood Co., lumber, 1163 Westminster St., Providence, Rhode Island, undated

The beauty cabinet provides additional storage space in bathrooms.

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Studio portrait of E. E. Torrey, undated

Seated studio portrait of E. E. Torrey wearing a suit.

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Studio portrait of an unidentified boy, undated

Standing portrait of a young boy next to a chaise longues.

Brochure for the Maplewood Line of Miracle Doors, Paine Lumber Company, Oshkosh, Wisconsin ca. 1930

The doors are distributed by the H.A. Grimwood Company, 1163 Westmisnter Street, Providence, Rhode Island. One side of the brochure shows corner and side wall cabinets based on early American designs.

Writings of the plain dirt gardener, Harry R. O'Brien, Better Homes & Gardens, Meredith Publishing Company, Des Moines, Iowa

O'Brien, who wrote a regular column for Better Homes and Gardens called "Plain Dirt Gardener," describes his adventures in home gardening.

Letterhead for the H.A. Grimwood Company, lumber, building materials, 1163-1171 Westminster Street, Providence, Rhode Island, February 4, 1930

The Company is sending information on kitchen units and cabinets to a potential customer.

Billhead for John Gulliver, dealer in Wilton, Brussels, Turkey, Kidderminster, Venetian, straw and painted carpeting, No.313 Washington Street, Boston, Mass., dated October 4, 1842

Gulliver is located on Washington Street in Boston, Massachusetts.

Billhead for Bates & Goldthwait, wholesale and retail dealers in carpetings and woolens of every description, No. 45 Washington Street, Boston, Mass., dated September 1, 1852

The business also carries plushes, drab cloths and damasks.

Trade card for R. & J. Gilchrist, importers and dealers in dry goods, 5 & 7 Winter Street, Boston, Mass., undated

Gilchrist was established in 1855. The cat has dark stripes on its head in the card image.

Trade card for Boston Branch Store, pharmacy, Robertson Block, Quincy, Mass., undated

Purple flowers decorate the fan shaped card.

Trade card for Boston Branch Store, pharmacy, Quincy, Mass., 1878

A red rose dominates the card image with pink flowering branches in the background.

Trade card for Boston Branch Store, pharmacy, Quincy, Mass., 1878

A red flower with a green center curves over the text in the card image.

Trade card for Boston Branch Store, pharmacy, Quincy, Mass., 1878

Red flowers and a single yellow one decorate the card image.

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Trade card for Peabody's, Salem, Mass., undated

A yellow flower among the red and white ones decorates the horseshoe in the card image.

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Trade card for Peabody's, Salem, Mass., undated

White daisies among the red and blue flowers decorate the horseshoe in the card image.

Trade card for Frank Cousins's Bee-Hive, dry goods, 172 Essex Street, Salem, Mass., undated

Fruit and white flowers decorate the card image.

Letterhead for E.R. Mudge, Sawyer & Co., selling agents, 15 Chauncy Street, Boston, Mass., 43 & 45 White Street, New York; 246 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1800s

The Company represents the Washington Mills in Lawrence, Massachusetts, the Victory Mills in Saratoga County, New York, the Burlington Woollen Company in Winooski Falls, Vermont and the Chicopee Manufacturing Company in Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts.

Letterhead for the Office of the Burlington Woolen Co., 15 Chauncy Street, Boston, Mass., 1800s

The Burlington Woolen Company shares the address with the E.R. Mudge, Sawyer & Company, selling agents for the Woolen Company and other mills.

Billhead for Lewis Coleman & Co., clothing, 9, 11, 17 & 19 Chauncy Street, Boston, Mass., 1870s

The business is located on Chauncy Street in Boston, Massachusetts.

Rufus and Emily Waterman House, 219 Benefit St., Providence, R.I.

The Rufus Waterman house was built in 1830 and designed by architect John Holden Greene. The third story was added in 1866. Today it is the University Club and has additions in the north and south. Several other houses can be seen surrounding the dwelling, and the house has a raised front entrance w...

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Billhead for Dexter, Abbot & Co., commission merchants, 200 Devonshire and 112 Franklin Streets, Boston, Mass. and 47 Leonard Street, New York, 1800s

The business has offices in Boston and New York.