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Embossed colonial-revival trade card for Kimball & Co. Lowell, Massachusetts, undated

1 trade card, fashioned in the colonial-revival style and embossed with foil ink, for Kimball & Co., 93, 95, 97 Merrimack St., Lowell

J.J. Coffey Liquor Store, Newburyport, Massachusetts, 1912

This black-and-white cabinet card is 4.25 x 6.6 inches. The photograph depicts six men in coats and hats standing on the steps in front of a building. Signage reads J.J. Coffey in two front windows. Bottles can be seen through the windows and two barrels on the steps. Handwriting on the verso in...

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Dedication of Buildings

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Music Performances

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Plays

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Celebration of Holidays

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Anniversary

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Announcement for Hallowe'en at the Tavern Club, 1910

A program for a Halloween banquet and lecture on November 11, 1910 at the Tavern Club at 4 Boylston Place in Boston. Lorin Fuller Deland, Harvard University football coach and author, gave the illustrated lecture. Totem of Bear, which the Club adopted as its mascot in February, 1885, plays a violin ...

Program of concerts on the Steamer Providence, Feb. 1890

This program from the Fall River Line's Steamer Providence is for concerts by Hooper's Orchestra during the week ending February 22, 1890. There are both afternoon and evening concerts.

Pageant of Old Deerfield on the grounds of the Allen Homestead, Old Deerfield, Mass., 1913

Program advertising the Pageant of Old Deerfield to be hosted on the grounds of the Allen Homestead in Old Deerfield, Massachusetts. Includes brief synopses of the different plays which make up the pagent. Features advertisements for various businesses in the Deerfield area. Dated 1913.

Program for music recital, Edward R. Hood Course, Odd Fellows Hall, Lynn, Massachusetts. 1882

1 program for a musical recital printed in full color. Program advertises W.B. Gifford & Co. of Market Street in Lynn, Massachusetts. "Dealers in all kinds of Dry Goods, Millinery, Fancy Goods, Carpeting, Wallpapers, Etc." The program was printed by Thos. P. Nichols, Printer, Lynn as shown in sm...

Artwork

12 folders

Clock Designs

5 folders

Home and Accessories Designs

7 folders

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Papers

9 folders

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Correspondence

4 folders

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Miscellaneous papers and Ephemera

5 folders

Photographs and Negatives

2 folders

Souvenir program from Wonderland featuring Pawnee Bill, Revere Beach, Mass., 1908

The cover of the 1908 Wonderland Souvenir Program depicts Pawnee Bill (Major Gordon W. Lillie) as an advertisement for his Great Wild West show. The program had a cover price of five cents.

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Hook & Hastings Company collection

This collection is comprised of business records, ephemera, and photographs related to the operations of Boston-based organ making firm Hook & Hastings Company. The materials primarily date between 1869 and 1931, with addition correspondence related to the collection’s donation dating to the 1950s a...

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Photographs, 1869, 1883, undated

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Record book, circa 1885-1920

1 volume

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Organ catalog, 1917

1 trade catalog

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Pipe organ catalog, 1927

1 trade catalog

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Ephemera, circa 1931-1955

1 folder

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Correspondence, 1955-1962

1 folder

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Program, 14th Annual National Convention, Organ Historical Society, New York, New York, 1969

1 program

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- Weather - Hurricanes

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Photomechanical Prints

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A Photographic Record of the New England Hurricane and Flood, 1938

Within its 30 pages, the publication documents more than 200 dramatic black-and-white images of flood damage in Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, and Rhode Island, after the September 21, 1938 hurricane. Included within the pages of the publication is a subscription form for the Connecticut Circ...

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Correspondence, 1889-1961

Letter from Constance Holt of Roseland Cottage to Kay Holt on the birth of her son George Chandler Holt III., 1961 Invitation to literary exercises, commemorating 100 years of the inauguration of George Washington. New York., April 30, 1889.

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Financial documents, 1870

Receipt dated 1870, from Francis B Carpenter for the final payment for the steel plate engraving by A.H. Ritchie known as the "First Reading of the Emancipation Proclamation." The letter is in the handwriting of Henry C. Bowen, founder and publisher of The Independent. [Henry Bowen was founder of ...

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Photographs, 1884-1911

10 black-and-white photographs include cabinet cards, a carte-de-visite, a Christmas postcard, and one unmounted family photograph. Some photographs have handwritten notations on the verso identifying the sitters. Most photographs are undated except a carte- de-visite identifying Grace Holt in 1...

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Poem, 1947

By Hamilton Holt. "The Sins of the Fathers", typed on tissue and dated August 19, 1947.

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Annie Haven Thwing photographic collection, circa 1865-1900

This collection contains 702 film and glass plate negatives, which capture early New England architecture (interior and exterior) such as colonial homes, meeting houses, town halls, churches, taverns, etc., as well as street and landscape views of urban and rural areas, and burial grounds. Most of t...

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Negatives

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Bedford (Middlesex County, Massachusetts)

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Belmont (Middlesex County, Massachusetts)

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Vaughn or Samuel Wentworth House, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, H-2408

The image shows the Vaughn or Samuel Wentworth House located in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. This is a two-story wooden building with a central chimney and a sloping roof. There is a tree in the front yard and a wooden fence running along the perimeter, with a path leading up to the entrance.

St. John's Church, 105 Chapel Street, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, H-2409

The image shows St. John's Church located at 105 Chapel Street in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The church is a brick structure with a prominent bell tower featuring arched windows. There is a pathway leading up to the church, flanked by a stone retaining wall and a metal fence. A large cross stands on...

Wentworth–Coolidge Mansion, 375 Little Harbor Road, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, H-2410a

The image depicts the Wentworth–Coolidge Mansion located at 375 Little Harbor Road, Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The mansion is a large, multi-level building with numerous windows and a prominent roofline. Surrounding the mansion are trees and a grassy field, with a person visible in the foreground ...

Wentworth–Coolidge Mansion, 375 Little Harbor Road, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, H-2410b

The image shows the Wentworth–Coolidge Mansion, located at 375 Little Harbor Road, Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The mansion is a large, multi-story structure with several gable-end sections and multiple chimneys. Trees and shrubs are present around the mansion and a grassy area lies in the foregroun...

Wentworth–Coolidge Mansion, 375 Little Harbor Road, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, H-2410c

The image depicts the Wentworth–Coolidge Mansion located at 375 Little Harbor Road in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The structure is a multi-story building featuring multiple gables and chimneys. There are trees and shrubs surrounding the building and the foreground consists of a grassy area.

Wentworth–Coolidge Mansion, 375 Little Harbor Road, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, H-2410d

The image shows the Wentworth–Coolidge Mansion located at 375 Little Harbor Road in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. It depicts a large, multi-story building with several sections, featuring multiple windows and a prominent central chimney. The surrounding area includes trees and a lawn in the foregroun...

Wentworth–Coolidge Mansion, 375 Little Harbor Road, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, H-2410e

The image depicts the Wentworth–Coolidge Mansion located at 375 Little Harbor Road in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The scene shows a large historic house with multiple gables and windows, surrounded by trees and greenery. The foreground features an open grassy area leading up to the mansion.

Overing House, where General Prescott was captured, Portsmouth, Rhode Island, H-2420a

The image shows the Overing House in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, a location noted for the capture of General Prescott. The house is a multi-story structure with several windows and sits adjacent to a stone wall and a tree. The surrounding area is grassy and there's a fence in the foreground.

Overing House, where General Prescott was captured, Portsmouth, Rhode Island, H-2420b

The image depicts the Overing House, a two-story wooden building with a gambrel roof, located in Portsmouth, Rhode Island. It is surrounded by trees and shrubs, with a stone wall in the foreground. This is the site where General Prescott was captured.

Overing House, where General Prescott was captured, Portsmouth, Rhode Island, H-2420c

The image shows the Overing House, a two-story wooden structure with a gambrel roof, located in Portsmouth, Rhode Island. The house is where General Prescott was captured. It is surrounded by a stone wall and trees, and the front entrance is visible with a small set of stairs leading up to the door.

Overing House, where General Prescott was captured, Portsmouth, Rhode Island, H-2420d

The image shows the Overing House, located in Portsmouth, Rhode Island. It is a large, multi-story building with a gambrel roof, numerous windows, and a small entry porch. The house is set in a grassy area with a stone wall running across the foreground and is partially surrounded by trees.

Overing House, where General Prescott was captured, Portsmouth, Rhode Island, H-2420e

The image shows the Overing House in Portsmouth, Rhode Island. It is a modest, multi-story building with several windows, surrounded by a stone wall and set against a backdrop of trees. The structure is historically noted for being the location where General Prescott was captured.