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Correspondence received by Thomas Lincoln Casey, July 1874

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Correspondence received by Thomas Lincoln Casey, August 1874

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Correspondence received by Thomas Lincoln Casey, September 1874

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Correspondence received by Thomas Lincoln Casey, October 1874

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Correspondence received by Thomas Lincoln Casey, November 1874

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Correspondence received by Thomas Lincoln Casey, January 1875

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Correspondence received by Thomas Lincoln Casey, March 1875

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Correspondence received by Thomas Lincoln Casey, April 1875

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Correspondence received by Thomas Lincoln Casey, May 1875

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Correspondence received by Thomas Lincoln Casey, June 1875

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Correspondence received by Thomas Lincoln Casey, July 1875

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Correspondence received by Thomas Lincoln Casey, January & February 1876

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Correspondence received by Thomas Lincoln Casey, March & April 1876

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Correspondence received by Thomas Lincoln Casey, May 1876

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Correspondence received by Thomas Lincoln Casey, June & July 1876

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Arthur S. Dwyer house, Gardner, Mass.

Set of seven architectural drawings for alterations to existing house for Arthur S. Dwyer in Gardner, Massachusetts (commission #1101-2) including three elevations, one plan, and three details. All drawings are signed by Robert E. Minot; two drawings are dated.

Douglas H. Grainger house, Lincoln, Mass.

Set of nine architectural drawings of house for Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Grainger in Lincoln, Massachusetts (commission #1105) including three elevations, three plans, and three details. All drawings are signed by Robert E. Minot or Walter H. Pratt; some drawings are dated. Drawings depict a two-s...

A. L. Freeland house, Manomet, Mass.

Set of four architectural drawings of house for A. L. Freeland in Manomet, Massachusetts (commission #1108) including two elevations and two plans. Two drawings are signed by Robert E. Minot; no drawings are dated. Drawings depict a two-story Gambrel Cape Cod-style house with a wood shingle roof ...

Ralph S. Brown house, North Scituate, Mass.

Set of twelve architectural drawings for alterations to existing house for Ralph S. Brown in North Scituate,Massachusetts (commission #1109) including three elevations, three plans, and three details. Some drawings are signed by Robert E. Minot; no drawings are dated. Alterations include a new pl...

Roland Gray Jr. house, Milton, Mass.

Set of thirteen architectural drawings of house for Roland Gray Jr. in Milton, Massachusetts (commission #1113) including four elevations, three plans, and six details. Most drawings are dated and signed by Merton S. Barrows. Drawings depict a two-story Cape Cod-style house with a one-story angle...

Arthur J. Roetting house, Woodbridge, Conn.

Set of nine architectural drawings of house for Arthur J. Roetting in Woodbridge, Connecticut (commission #1115) including three elevations, three plans, and three details. Most drawings are dated and signed by Ken Duprey or Robert E. Minot. Drawings depict a two-story Cape Cod-style house with f...

E. B. Sweed house, Medford, Mass.

Set of six architectural drawings of house for E. B. Sweed in Medford, Massachusetts (commission #1116) including three elevations and three plans. All drawings are signed by Robert E. Minot; no drawings are signed. Drawings depict a two-story Cape Cod-style house with two front dormers and a cla...

A. Fred Petersen house, Cohasset, Mass.

Set of eight architectural drawings of house for A. Fred Petersen in Cohasset, Massachusetts (commission #1117) including five elevations and three plans. Most drawings are signed and dated by Royal Barry Wills or Walter H. Pratt. Drawings depict a one-story house with two angled wings, a shingle...

Tennis courts for all-year sport, published by Portland Cement Association

The advantages of laying cement courts is described. The booklet describes the increased popularity of tennis for fitness and enjoyment.

Concrete swimming and wading pools, published by Portland Cement Association

Considerations in the construction of swimming and wading pools are described. A plan for each is provided.

Concrete sidewalks, Portland Cement Association, Chicago, Illinois

The laying of one-course and two-course sidewalks is described in the booklet. Text on the front cover reads, "Concrete for permanence, Universal Atlas Cement Co."

Concrete around the home, prepared by Portland Cement Association, Chicago, Illinois

Concrete's use in garages, sandboxes, walks, foundations and driveways is described. Text on the front cover reads, "For distribution through the newspapers represented by Frederic J. Haskin."

Concrete improvements around the home, published by Portland Cement Association, 33 West Grand Avenue, Chicago, Illinois

The use of concrete is described in creating garden walls, pools, posts, stepping stones and other outdoor structures. There is a loose leaflet from the Portland Cement Association. There is a loose clipping, dated April 14, 1935, from the "Portland Sunday Telegram and Sunday Press Herald." The clip...

Alpha aids, no. 31, published at intervals in the interest of sellers, buyers and users of Portland Cement by Alpha Portland Cement Co., Easton, Pennsylvania and Chicago, Illinois

In the articles presented school boys learn to lay a sidewalk, a concrete roadway is created out of a country lane and concrete is used to make a sundial and a garden box.

Story of the steel frame family of ice cream freezers made of Virginia white cedar, by Richmond Cedar Works at its woodworking plant, Richmond, Virginia

The ice cream freezers are described and there is a price list on the back pages. There is a loose postcard for customers to return.

Massachusetts Film Office Archives

This collection consists of reference files, photographs and other materials belonging to the former Massachusetts Film Office (MFO) and directors. The files and images were once used for location scouting, to aid out of town film producers and artists in finding the proper settings necessary for th...

Scrapbook, 1937-1938

Untitled scrapbook containing materials dated 1937 to 1938.The majority of the materials in the scrapbook are newspaper clippings, particularly the "Home Building Plans" column in the Boston Evening Transcript, which feature houses designed by Royal Barry Wills.

Scrapbook, 1939-1940

Untitled scrapbook containing materials dated 1939-1940. The majority of the materials in the scrapbook are newspaper clippings, particularly the "Home Building Plans" column in the Boston Evening Transcript, which feature houses designed by Royal Barry Wills. Also present is a newspaper clipping ab...

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Cities and Towns

This series contains photographs of towns and cities throughout Massachusetts. The collection is largely arranged alphabetically by town, with Boston appearing at the end of the series. However, the following exceptions are made: Osterville appears in Box 1, Abington - Bernardston, Chappaquiddick I...

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Subjects

This series contains photographs of various scenes and landscapes throughout Massachusetts including beaches, museums, roads, bridges, municipal buildings, and state parks, among others. Please contact the Library and Archives for a more detailed box listing.

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Educational Institutions

This series contains photographs of universities, colleges, and private preparatory schools throughout New England. For a more detailed box listing, please contact the Library and Archives.

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Shearman, Zepheniah: A True Copy of the Inventory of the Estate of Zephenial Shearman Late of Swansey, 1781

Inventory of estate includes information about clothing, money, household items, and farm animals owned by Zepheniah Shearman at the time of his death in 1781.

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Sherman, Caleb: List of Houfehold Furniture turned out by Daniel Sherman and Ebenezer Sherman Executor to the Last Will of Caleb Sherman Given to Hannah Mason, Mary Slade, Sarah Wilbes, and James Wilbes as Agents for his Children, 1828

A last will and testament of Caleb Sherman including a list of household furniture to be bequeathed to family members in 1828.

Scrapbook, 1943-1954

Untitled scrapbook containing materials dated 1943-1954. The majority of the materials in the scrapbook are newspaper clippings on a variety of subjects including the U.S. economy, real estate business, architectural trends, gardens, and Old Sturbridge Village. Clippings of book reviews on architect...

Scrapbook, undated

Untitled scrapbook containing undated pages taken from books as well as other publications, each depicting a different house design by Royal Barry Wills and his firm Royal Barry Wills Associates. A typewritten table of contents groups the designs into the following categories: Cape Cod, Cape Cod wit...

Scrapbook, 1951-1952

Untitled scrapbook containing materials dated 1951-1952. The majority of items are newspaper clippings relating to the publication of "Houses Have Funny Bones" in 1951.