Displaying: 124001 - 124050 of 226,532

Pittsfield, Merrimack County, N.H., published by Geo. E. Norris, Brockton, Mass.

The map has labeled streets, buildings, and residences.

Weld Boat House, Cambridge, Mass.

Weld was the founder of the Weld Boat Club and he provided funds for a wooden boat house constructed in 1890. A smoke stack can be seen in the image. Railway trestles can be seen to the right of the boat house.

No image available

Personal Papers

The series contains biographical information, photographs, manuscripts, correspondence, and a scrapbook by Royal Barry Wills.

No image available

Professional Papers, 1925-2012, undated

This series consists of records created by Royal Barry Wills and Royal Barry Wills Associates relating to the profession of architecture that are not specific to a particular commission. The materials are divided into five subseries: (I) Manuscripts, (II) Presentations-speeches, (III) Awards, (IV) A...

No image available

Office Records, 1925-2009, undated

This series contains four subseries (I) public relations, (II) scrapbooks and clippings, (III) house plans - Ladies Home Journal and Boston Varnish Company, and (IV) photographs.

No image available

Project Records, 1920-2015

The firm of royal Barry Wills, later Royal Barry Wills Associates, designed more than 2,500 residences and other building types in the course of the life of the firm. The material in this series documents the work of the firm

No image available

Public relations, 1926-2009

This subseries includes publicity materials written about the Royal Barry Wills Associates firm, 1926-2009.

No image available

Clippings and Scrapbooks, 1925-1972

This series is comprised of loose clippings and seventeen scrapbooks of varying sizes compiled by either Royal Barry Wills, or Royal Barry Wills Associates, in puartiuclar Robert E. Minot (the "bob" in the list). The bulk of the material consists of clippings from newspapers and magazines that docum...

No image available

Project list, 1920-2015

This list identifies projects by commission number, client name, dates, and location. Restrictions - This list contains addresses and is not available to the public due to privacy.

No image available

Project files, 1954-2005

This collection consists of documents, correspondence, blueprints, plans, and photographs related to projects, designed and/or built by Royal Barry Wills, and later Royal Barry Wills Associates. This includes concept sketches of floor plans, correspondence about the commission, correspondence about ...

No image available

Project photographs and negatives, 1940-2013

This subseries contains project photographs and negatives. The firm of Royal Barry Wills, later Royal Barry Wills Associates, hired professional photographers to document their work; in addition, staff photographically recorded thier work.

No image available

Project drawings, 1920s-2013

The firm of Royal Barry Wills, later Royal Barry Wills Associatees, designed more than 2,500 residences and other building types during its nearly 100-year existence. This subseries includes the architectural as well as perspective renderings for many of these commissions. Some commissions are on va...

"The Hurricane in Pictures, 1944"

A pictorial record of the 1944 hurricane in the Falmouth, Massachusetts area.

"Hurricane, Southeastern Massachusetts, September 14, 1944"

A pictorial record of the 1944 hurricane in the New Bedford and Hyannis areas of Cape Cod, Massachusetts.

"Hurricane!"

A pictorial record of the 1954 hurricane throughout Cape Cod, Massachusetts.

"Hurricane Bob: A Diary of Destruction, August 19, 1991"

A pictorial record of 1991 hurricane, Bob, throughout Cape Cod, Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

"New England's Nightmare: Hurricane Bob, August 1991"

A history in pictures of Hurricane Bob and its impact along the Northeast shoreline.

"The New Haven Railroad's Old Colony Division"

A pictorial history of the New Haven Railroad's Old Colony Division.

"On Cape Cod Canal"

A seasonal publication from the Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce on places to visit and things to do at Cape Cod.

"Soco: The Southcoast Magazine of Massachusetts and Rhode Island"

Soco magazine featuring an article on the Cape Cod Canal.

"Cape Cod Travel Guide"

An annual, complimentary travel guide for Cape Cod, Massachusetts.

Trade card, H.P. Page & Co., dealers in American window glass, plate glass, 118 Milk Street, 10 to 26 Batterymarch Street, Boston, Mass.

Page deals in window and plate glass from two locations in Boston.

Looms, weaving supplies, J.L. Hammett Company, Kendall Square, Cambridge, Mass.

The business has automatic and foot powered looms for sale.

Veeder Duplex Loom Counter for textile mills, manufactured by The Veeder Mfg. Co., Hartford, Connecticut

The counter is described in detail in the brochure.

Calendar 1901, Stationery Department, Callender, McAuslan & Troup Company, Providence, Rhode Island

Royal Irish Linen writing paper, manufactured by Marcus Ward & Co., London is carried by the Providence department store.

Calendar 1893, United States Dental Association, Music Hall, Providence, Rhode Island

Text below the calendar reads "U.S. Dental Association the largest dental organization of America, with branches in the principal cities." Prices for extracting, cleaning and filling teeth are listed.

Calendar 1898, John P. Squire & Co., hams, bacon & sausage, 21 to 25 Faneuil Hall Market & 39 North Market Street, Boston, Mass.

Squire has a pork packing house and also manufactures Leaf Lard.

Trade card for Equitable Safe Deposit Company, Equitable Building, No. 67 Milk Street, Boston, Mass.

The business urges the public to safeguard their valuables in a safe deposit vault rather than be subjected to robbery as is shown in the card illustration.

Trade card for Winfield M. Brown & Co., insurance, 70 Kilby Street, Boston, Mass. and 80 Maiden Lane, New York, New York

One side of the card has a portrait of George Washington and the other side has a portrait of Abraham Lincoln.

Greetings from Vermont, cereal, Maltex Company, Burlington, Vermont

The Company makes Maypo Oat Cereal and Maltex Cereal. A young boy is served a Maltex cereal in a kitchen with a dog and cat looking on.

Quincy Market and Fanueil Hall, Boston, Mass.

Faneuil Hall can be seen in the image with Quincy Market to the right. A flag advertising Farquhar's Seed Store can be seen on the left side of the image. Faneuil Hall's role in the Revolution is described on the item verso. Numbers on the front of the item are "T56" and "6180."

Historic center of stirring revolutionary scenes, Old State House from Court Street, Boston, Mass.

The item verso has historic information on the Old State House site and Boston. Numbers on the front of the item are "392" and "11687."

No image available

Massachusetts - Charlestown - US Navy Yard - Constitution

File part

Exterior view of the Swett-Ilsley House, Newbury, Mass., 1930s

Street view of the Swett-Ilsley House, summer, Blue Anchor Tavern sign visable.

Constitution, most famous of American warships, Boston Navy Yard, Mass.

The Constitution's role in the War of 1812 is described on the item verso. Numbers on the item are "T60" and "6165."

Picturesque New England, Otter Creek, near Rutland, Vermont

A general description of Vermont is provided on the item verso. Numbers on the front of the item are "T65" and "W32574."

Group portrait of unidentified men standing in front of the Globe Hotel, Lowell, Mass.

The item appears to be a centennial portrait taken outside the Globe Hotel in 1876. Signs read "S.W. Brown & Co. wholesale & retail oyster dealers," "Globe Hotel Lager Beer Vaults," and "Ladies and gents' oyster and dining saloon."

Spooling room, Mechanics' Mill, Fall River, Mass.

The spooling room in the Mechanics' Mills, a cotton manufacturer, can be seen in the image.

Making maple sugar, New Hampshire

Two men are seen working at a maple sugar site with smoke rising from the fire. A pair of snowshoes are leaning against the tree in the foreground. "No. 55" is on the front of the item.

Boiling sap, New Hampshire

Two men work at a maple sugar site in the image. "No. 53" is on the front of the item.

Handkerson's claim at the Gold Miner's Glen, Plymouth, Vermont

The claim is seen with a farm in the background. Online resources give the miner's name as "William Hankerson." Hills and dales of New England ; no. 470

Box, joyous merry Christmas, Jordan Marsh Company, Boston, Mass.

A 19th century coach travels down a street in front of the Jordan Marsh store in Boston in the repeated box illustrations. The illustration colors are red, white and green. The box bottom is white.

Box, joyous merry Christmas, Jordan Marsh Company, Boston, Mass.

A 19th century coach travels down a street in front of the Jordan Marsh store in Boston in the repeated box illustrations. The illustration colors are red, white and green. The box bottom is white.

Box, Jordan Marsh the store with you in mind, Jordan Marsh, Boston, Mass.

The box cover is blue with white lettering. The box bottom is white.

Box, Jordan Marsh, Boston, Mass.

The box cover is dark grey with "Jordan Marsh" in black lettering inside a double square. The box bottom is white.

Box, Jordan Marsh, a unit of Allied Stores, Boston, Mass.

The box cover is a buff color with green lettering and a line above the Jordan Marsh name. The box bottom is white.

Box, Touraine, Cherry Webb & Touraine, location unknown

The box top is white with the name "Touraine" in pink lettering. The box bottom is white.

Box, Merry Christmas, Jordan Marsh Company, Boston, Mass.

In the repeated illustrations a couple stand by a road side and wave to a coach carrying packages and passengers. The illustrations colors are red, white, yellow and black. The box bottom is white.

Box, Schrafft's blue banner chocolates, W.F. Schrafft & Sons Corp., Boston, Mass.

The bottom of the box lists the pieces in this special one pound box. There is a small logo on the cover with text that urges people to purchase war bonds and stamps. The cover illustration has a portrait of an unidentified woman. "25 x 89" is stamped inside the box.

F. A. Thayer & Co. photograph, Center Street, Amherst, Mass.

Streetscape of Center Street, Amherst, Mass. featuring the F. A. Thayer & Co.. Photographer features people in front of store, most likely employees.