Interior of the Parsonage, 8999-A Congregational Church, 9000-A Congregational Church, 9001-A Congregational Church Interior, 9002-A The Stewart Carpenter Shop and Maple Trees, 9008-A Gabriel Stewart House, 9009-A The New Stewart House, 9010-A The Son and Parents of Gabriel Stewart, 9011-A The Son and Parents of Gabriel Stewart, 9012-A Hansen Road Monument, 9013-A Model Ship made by Colin A Campbell, 9014-A Alice Day in Colonial Costume, 9015-A Alice Day in Colonial Costume, 9016-A The Warner Headstones, 9017-A The Warner Headstones, 9018-A The Warner Headstones, 9019-A Hazelton 40th Anniversary, 9020-A Mr. and Mrs. Hazelton at their 40th Anniversary, 9021-A The Orton Twins Sick with Whooping Cough, 9022-A Plymouth Town Square and Congregational Church, 9025-A Doten House, 9032-A Unidentified House, 9034-A Burial Hill and Clark Island, 9043-A Piazza, Vines, and Flowers, 9023-A The Colonial Dames of the Congregational Church, 9024-A Leydon Street, 9026-S Houses on Leyden Street, 9027-A Pilgrim Memorial Hall, 9028-A William Harlow House, 9029-A William Harlow House, 9030-A Doten House, 9031-A Doten House, 9033-A Street, Edward Winslow Mansion, and Linden Trees, 9035-A Plimouth Rock Canopy, 9036-A Plymouth Rock, 9037-A Plimouth Rock Canopy and Harbor, 9038-A National Monument to the Forefathers, 9039-A Margaret Curtis wearing fur, seated on sofa, ETV-16.04 Harriot Sumner Curtis, seated with flower bouquet, ETV-16.05 Harriot Sumner Curtis, standing by tall dresser, ETV-16.06 Margaret Curtis seated on sofa, ETV-16.07 Margaret and Harriot Sumner Curtis with props, ETV-16.08 Margaret Curtis with vase and crystal orb, ETV-16.09 Margaret and Harriot Sumner Curtis standing together, ETV-16.10 Henry Goodwin Vaughan in costume, profile view, ETV-17.01 Henry Goodwin Vaughan in costume, ETV-17.02 Woods, winter evening, South Berwick, Maine, ETV-17.03 Woods, winter evening, South Berwick, Maine, ETV-17.04 Letterhead for M.D. Wells Co., boots & shoes, Monroe St. & Fifth Ave., Chicago, Ill., August 31, 1908 Billhead for W. L. Douglas, manufacturer of men's, boys' and youths' shoes, Brockton, Mass., Sept. 14, 1885
