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Library of Congress: Liabilities, January 31, 1895

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Library of Congress: Liabilities, March 1, 1896

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Library of Congress: Liabilities, November 1, 1895

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Library of Congress: Liabilities, September 30, 1895

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Library of Congress: Liabilities,June 30, 1895

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Library of Congress: Memorandum of [ironwork] proposals received, August 25, 1892

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Library of Congress: Memorandum on Bill 5087, March 1, 1892

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Library of Congress: Men employed 1889, December 28, 1889

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Library of Congress: Outstanding Contracts, March 17, 1896

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Library of Congress: Outstanding Indebtedness, February 15, 1896

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Library of Congress: Outstanding Indebtedness, February 22, 1896

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Library of Congress: Outstanding Indebtedness, February 8, 1896

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Library of Congress: Outstanding Indebtedness, January 18, 1896

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Library of Congress: Outstanding Indebtedness, January 25, 1896 (2)

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Library of Congress: Outstanding Indebtedness, January 25, 1896 (1)

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Library of Congress: Outstanding Liabilities, July 31, 1895

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Library of Congress: Outstanding Liabilities, March 14, 1896

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Library of Congress: Outstanding Liabilities, March 21, 1896

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Library of Congress: Outstanding Liabilities, March 7, 1896

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Library of Congress: Proposal for Marble, Iron and Woodwork, Glass, and Pipe Covering, September 7, 1893

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Library of Congress: Thomas Lincoln Casey Financial Notes, 1896

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Lieut O. M. Cater to Thomas Lincoln Casey, June 24, 1890

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Lieutenant A. H. Payson to Thomas Lincoln Casey, July 17, 1869

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Lieutenant Colonel J. G. Chandler to Thomas Lincoln Casey, July 7, 1888

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Lieutenant Henry M. Adams to Thomas Lincoln Casey, May 20, 1869

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Lieutenant James B. Quinn to Thomas Lincoln Casey, November 15, 1869

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Lieutenant John G. D. Knight to Thomas Lincoln Casey, July 17, 1869

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Lieutenant Milton B. Adams to Thomas Lincoln Casey, April 3, 1869

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Lieutenant Thomas Turtle to Thomas Lincoln Casey, July 17, 1869

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Lieutenant Thomas Turtle to Thomas Lincoln Casey, October 21, 1869

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Lieutenant [illegible] to Thomas Lincoln Casey, undated [1877]

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Lieutenant [Richard L.] Hoxie to Thomas Lincoln Casey, undated [1879]

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Lieutenant [Richard] L. Hoxie to Thomas Lincoln Casey, December 10, 1879

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Lieutenant [William] Atwood to Thomas Lincoln Casey, July 24, 1869

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Light-house Board to Thomas Lincoln Casey, February 14, 1887

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List of Articles purchased for Re-furnishing Executive Mansion, July 1, 1877 to June 30, 1878

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List of Articles purchased for Re-furnishing Executive Mansion, July 1, 1878 to January 30, 1879

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Advertisements, Stephen D. Shaw, furniture and crockery warehouse, no. 4, East Row, Market Square; Nursery at "Indian Hill Farm", Newburyport, Mass.

This advertisement contains harmful language and imagery employing racist stereotypes. Historic New England acknowledges historical records / objects may contain harmful imagery and language reflecting attitudes and biases of their creators and time in which they were made. Historic New England d...

Advertisement, nursery at Indian Hill Farm, Newburyport Herald, Newburyport, Mass.

This advertisement contains imagery employing racist stereotypes. Historic New England acknowledges historical records / objects may contain harmful imagery and language reflecting attitudes and biases of their creators and time in which they were made. Historic New England does not alter or edit...

John Gove & Co.'s clothing circular for the spring and summer of 1854, Nos. 28, 30, 32, 34, & 36 Merchants Row & No. 1 Market Square, Boston, Mass.

1 circular : illustration ; 11 1/4 x 9 1/4 inches

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A. Piatt Andrew guest books and photograph albums, 1902-1930, Gloucester, Mass.

A. Piatt Andrew (1873-1936) was a Harvard academic, director of the United States Mint, founder of the American Field Service, and a Massachusetts Congressman. Outside of his official positions he was the nexus of an evolving group of artists, collectors, politicians, academics, socialites and frien...

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Wellesley Historical Society, Wellesley, Mass.

Eleven architectural drawings consisting of plans, renderings, and plot plans, for Wellesley Historical Society, (commission #2148), dated 1963. Some drawings are signed by Gordon Kunz.

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Norman Ofslager house, Ft Point, Cindy's Harbor, Maine

Twenty-one architectural drawings consisting of plans, elevations, details, and plot plans, for Mr. Norman Ofslager of Ft. Point, Cindy's Point, Maine, (unnumbered commission), dated 1966-1967. Some drawings are signed by Richard Wills.

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Samuel Ayres house, Cohasset, Mass.

Six architectural drawings consisting of plans, details, and renderings for Mr. Samuel Ayres of Cohasset, Mass. (unnumbered commission), dated 1959. Some drawings are signed by Richard Wills.

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Walter R. Amesbury house, Duxbury, Mass.

Seven architectural drawings consisting of plans, preliminary sketches, plot plans, and renderings for Mr. Walter R. Amesbury of of Duxbury, Mass. (unnumbered commission), dated 1959. Drawings are signed by Royal Barry Wills.

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Bourne on Cape Cod Massachusetts

1 brochure

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Massachusetts - Salem

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Perspective View [of the Salem Willows Pavilion]

This handsome perspective rendering depicting the Salem Willows Pavilion, in Salem, Massachusetts, shows a two-story stick-style building at the harbor's edge, with two observation towers and a dormer. In the foreground a trolley full of passengers approaches. A sign on the side of the trolley reads...

First Plan (Existing) House on Washington Street. Norwich, Connecticut

This is a first floor plan of an existing house, built for Alfred Aiken, Esq., on Washington Street, Norwich, Connecticut. It was created by Heathcote M. Woolsey Archts in September 10th, 1937.

Second Floor Plan (Existing) House on Washington Street. Norwich, Connecticut

This is a second floor plan of an existing house, built for Alfred Aiken, Esq., on Washington Street, Norwich, Connecticut. It was created by Heathcote M. Woolsey Archts in September 10th, 1937.