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Bank books

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Other financial records

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Tax records: income tax

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Foundry and rental

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Wilbraham Brothers

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Cotton dress goods, R.H.Stearns & Co., Boston, Mass.

Ginghams, crapes, organdies, printed dotted Swisses, Scotch cheviot and Indian dimity are described for customers with prices. Samples will be sent without charge if the catalog is mentioned. A drawing of the Stearns building is on the back cover.

Catalog of poultry and pigeon supplies and foods, issued by G.T. Savage, 67 No. Market Street, Boston, Mass.

Feeds, equipment and supplies for chickens and pigeons is described for customers.

Trade card, D.Toll & Co., manufacturers of brooms & brushes, Scotia, Schenectady Co., New York

A man carrying a broom follows in the wake of an early Dewitt Clinton locomotive.

Trade card, Buffalo Gas Heating Flat Iron for families, tailors, hatters, dress & cloak makers, E.A. Burrows & Co., Troy, New York

Three two panel cartoons demonstrate the advantages of the gas irons in the home, dress and tailor shops.

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Correspondence: St. Joseph's, Whitefield

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Correspondence: The Willows

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View of houses along the shore, Swampscott, Mass.

View of houses, trees, and fencing along a road. In the foreground below the road is a rocky shore and a seawalll, and in the background a house can be seen on a hill.

Fisherman's Beach and Humphreys St., Swampscott, Mass.

View of the shorline along Fisherman's Beach showing the the beach and seawall with a walkway and iron ralings above. Houses with awnings and people sitting on porches line the opposite side of the street. Figures can be seen in the water near a point of land in the distance, and in the foreground...

Fisherman's Beach and Humphreys St., Swampscott, Mass.

View of the shorline along Fisherman's Beach showing the the beach and seawall with a walkway and iron ralings above. Houses with awnings and people sitting on porches line the opposite side of the street. Figures can be seen in the water near a point of land in the distance, and in the foreground...

Exterior view of St. John's Church & Rectory, Swampscott, Mass.

Exterior view of St. John's Catholic Church, showing the front lawn and Rectory, Swampscott, Mass.

Interior view of St. John's Church, Swampscott, Mass.

Interior view of St. John's Catholic Church, showing the center ailse leading to the sanctuary.

Exterior view of "Blythewood," residence of Henry W. Proctor, Little's Point, Swampscott, Mass., c. 1917.

The house built in 1847 for James A. Little on what was Phillips Point. The house was remodeled by the architect, Arthur Little, of the same family, and was later the home of Henry W. Proctor at the time this photograph was taken.

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Cemetery plot

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Entrance of "Blythewood," residence of Henry W. Proctor, Little's Point, Swampscott, Mass., c. 1917.

The house built in 1847 for James A. Little on what was Phillips Point. The house was remodeled by the architect, Arthur Little, of the same family, and was later the home of Henry W. Proctor at the time this photograph was taken.

Garden at "Blythewood," residence of Henry W. Proctor, Little's Point, Swampscott, Mass., c. 1917.

The house built in 1847 for James A. Little on what was Phillips Point. The house was remodeled by the architect, Arthur Little, of the same family, and was later the home of Henry W. Proctor at the time this photograph was taken.

Trade card, The American Machine Co., manufacturers of hardware specialties, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

The Company sells Crown & Eagle Fluting Machines and Mrs. Potts Cold Handle "Crown" Sad Irons. Three women use irons and a fluting machine in the card illustration.

Trade card, Enterprise Fruit, Wine and Jelly Press, Enterprise Manufacturing Co. of Pa., Third and Dauphin Streets, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Fruit and drug presses are described on the item verso. The presses were displayed at the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago in 1893. The illustration has a Continental soldier with the verse "The battle is over, Bunker Hill no more will call the soldier from the maid he does adore, while to hi...

Trade card, J. Papadopolo, direct importer of sponges from Greece, Turkey, Florida and Nassau, No. 95 William Street, between John Street and Maiden Lane, New York, New York

The importer also carries chamois skins, shells and sea beans. Sponge divers descend to the ocean floor in the card illustration. The caption reads "Sponge fisheries in archipelago."

Trade card, Salem Nutmeg Grater, manufactured by Livingstone & Livingstone, North Salem, New Hampshire

The grater was patented in 1877. A wholesale price list is on the card verso.

Elisa (?) and Nina Messer

Interior shot of two girls sitting on a bed, each girl holds a doll.

House- Fred Messer's

View of a house belonging to Fred Messer, a woman and two children stand on the porch and snow covers the ground in front of the house.

Roy Messer's Girls

Interior shot of two girls sitting on a bed, each girl holds a doll. Same subjects as negative 8.

Phyllis and Harold Messer

Interior shot of a boy and a girl standing side by side, smiling at the camera.

Mrs. Gunn (?)

Portrait of a woman identified as Mrs. Gunn.

Mrs. Roy Messer and Phyllis

Photograph of Mrs. Roy Messer and Phyliss Messer, a blur on Mrs. Messer's left indicates a second child in the portrait.

Wooden Bridge

Landscape shot of a wooden bridge over a river in a snowcovered forest.

Mrs. Roy Messer and Children

Photograph of Mrs. Roy Messer and her two children.

Roy Messer + Son

Photograph of Roy Messer holding his young son.

Mrs. Messer and Master Richard

Photograph of the elderly Mrs. Messer, holding the infant Master Richard

Building in a field

Image of a building standing in a snow covered field.

Hartland Homestead in distance

Photograph of O.W. Stevens' family homestead as seen from the edge of a large field.

Three Children at Hartland tepee

Interior shot of three adults and three children around a table. The table is decked with flatware and cups; the walls of the room are decorated with maps and dried foliage.

Spring

Landscape photograph of a spring in a forest. Three people stand in the forest, a woman and two children. One child is standing on a bridge, and the mother and second child are collecting water from the spring.

Skinning Posts

Photograph of three adults and two children standing among logs. One of the adult women holds an ax. All of the figures are smiling at the camera. The adults are identified as Dr. Sam, EKS, and, EG.

Skinning Posts

Photograph of three adults and two children among logs. One of the adult women holds an ax and another sits in front of a pile of logs. Same scene as negative 22.

House

Photograph of a house, a grassy lawn fills the foreground and trees stand around the house.

Parade

Photograph of a parade through Danielson, CT. Native Americans ride horses down the street while people look on from the sidewalk.

Man in Buggy

Photograph of a man in a horse drawn buggy. The man wears a blanket over his lap and is riding down a snow covered road.

Woman on Horse

A woman sits side-saddle on a horse while smiling at the camera. She is on a lawn next to a house and a dog lays at the feet of the horse.

Quinebaug Mill

View of the Quinebaug Mill from the river side.

Danielson scene (?)

Photograph of a group of people crossing a wooden bridge. There is a large bulding in the background and trees surround the scene.

Westfield Church

Photograph of Danielson, CT. The spire and entabliture of Westfield Chirch are visible over the tree tops. Other building tops are also visible.

Unidentified Ruined Building

Photograph of an unidentified ruined building. The building appears to have been a two story house as stairs are still visible. The chimny and fireplace still stand.

Butt's Tavern

Photograph of a frozen fountain with a building identified as Butt's Tavern in the background

Davis Park

Photograph of a road running through a wooded area. The road is very hilly.