Parlor furnishings, including a piano, are shown in the page images.
Date: 1964
Collection: Tucker family papers
GUSN: 195734
Ref. Code: MS033.TMP.030.018
Annie Tucker stands in the dining room in the top image. The lower four images show dining room furnishings.
Date: 1890-1964
GUSN: 195735
Ref. Code: MS033.TMP.030.019
Parlor images show a spinning wheel, chair and fireplace.
GUSN: 195736
Ref. Code: MS033.TMP.030.020
A bedroom and its furnishings are shown in the images.
Date: 1890-1970
GUSN: 195737
Ref. Code: MS033.TMP.030.021
The kitchen stove and oven are shown in the page image.
Date: 1972
GUSN: 195738
Ref. Code: MS033.TMP.030.022
The landscaping around Castle Tucker is seen in several of the images. A group portrait and a woman on horseback are seen in the other photographs.
Date: 1890-1899
GUSN: 195739
Ref. Code: MS033.TMP.030.023
Letter from Edith Wharton inviting "Coddy," which was the nickname of Ogden Codman, Jr., to her estate.
Date: 1900-10-02
Collection: Codman family papers
GUSN: 195742
Ref. Code: MS001.16.01.23.09.001
Item
Collection: Historic New England properties photographic collection
GUSN: 195752
Ref. Code: PC006.COF.01.002
GUSN: 195753
Ref. Code: PC006.COF.01.003
GUSN: 195754
Ref. Code: PC006.COF.01.004
Date: December 1928
GUSN: 195755
Ref. Code: PC006.COF.01.005
GUSN: 195756
Ref. Code: PC006.COF.01.006
GUSN: 195757
Ref. Code: PC006.COF.01.007
GUSN: 195758
Ref. Code: PC006.COF.01.008
GUSN: 195759
Ref. Code: PC006.COF.01.009
Date: circa 1937
GUSN: 195760
Ref. Code: PC006.COF.01.010
GUSN: 195761
Ref. Code: PC006.COF.01.011
GUSN: 195762
Ref. Code: PC006.COF.01.012
GUSN: 195768
Ref. Code: PC006.BRO.02.BRO00009
A young girl in a dress stands near a large hole being dug by workers on the sidewalk.
Date: 1906-04-18
Collection: Boston Transit Archive, 1895-1960s
GUSN: 195779
Ref. Code: PC017.02.082-6.002
A worker stands atop scaffolding on Washingston Street.
Date: 1906-05-26
GUSN: 195780
Ref. Code: PC017.02.082-6.003
Pedestrians and children walk by a construction sight on the west side of Washington St. at the north corner of Burnett St. looking north.
GUSN: 195781
Ref. Code: PC017.02.082-6.004
Workers take a break from construction on the east side of Washington St., possibly looking north, from Lotus Place, Boston, Massachusetts. Two young children sit on the steps nearby.
Date: 1906-06-02
GUSN: 195782
Ref. Code: PC017.02.082-6.005
Onlookers view the progress made by construction workers on the east side of Washington Street looking south from foundation no. 815A, Boston, Massachusetts.
Date: 1906-06-06
GUSN: 195783
Ref. Code: PC017.02.082-6.006
A girl stands near the construction site at foundation no. 828E at Keyes St., Boston, Massachusetts.
Date: 1906-06-19
GUSN: 195784
Ref. Code: PC017.02.082-6.007
A derailed train car lies on its side at Tremont and Park Streets in Boston, Massachusetts. Pedestrians watch from both sides of the street.
Date: 1942-02-25
GUSN: 195785
Ref. Code: PC017.02.TMP.046
Studio portrait of Lucy Maria Tappan Bowen holding Franklin Davis Bowen, location unknown
Date: undated
Collection: Bowen family papers
GUSN: 196213
Ref. Code: MS006.03.02.08.001
Bowen is dressed formally in a suit for the portrait.
GUSN: 196214
Ref. Code: MS006.03.04.02.001
Both Miss Bowen and her doll wear coats and hats for the portrait.
GUSN: 196215
Ref. Code: MS006.03.04.02.003
Three-quarter studio portrait of Henry Chandler Bowen, seated, facing front, location unknown
GUSN: 196216
Ref. Code: MS006.03.04.02.006
Lucy Bowen was the daughter of the abolitionist Lewis Tappan and the wife of businessman Henry Chandler Bowen, founder of "The Independent," a religion and anti-slavery journal.
GUSN: 196217
Ref. Code: MS006.03.04.02.004
Five brothers stand in front of a structure for a group portrait.
GUSN: 196218
Ref. Code: MS006.03.04.01.002
The sitter, Grace A. Bowen, faces slightly right in this studio portrait.
GUSN: 196219
Ref. Code: MS006.03.04.01.003
Edward A. Bowen poses for this studio portrait.
GUSN: 196220
Ref. Code: MS006.03.04.01.004
Alice Bowen appears to be wearing a costume with her hair in long braids.
GUSN: 196221
Ref. Code: MS006.03.04.01.001
This studio portrait is signed "Your friend Arthur Sherburne Hardy."
GUSN: 196222
Ref. Code: MS006.03.01.19.001
A group of men and women, seated on a blanket, pose with their dogs for a group portrait.
GUSN: 196223
Ref. Code: MS006.03.02.26.001
Ellen Holt Bowen was the second wife of Henry Chandler Bowen. Paul Holt Bowen was their only child.
Date: circa 1888, undated
GUSN: 196224
Ref. Code: MS006.03.02.05.001
GUSN: 196225
Ref. Code: MS006.03.01.20.001
George C. Holt was the brother of Ellen Holt, who became Henry Chandler Bowen's second wife. Mary Louisa Bowen Holt was the daughter of Henry Chandler Bowen and his first wife Lucy Maria Tappan Bowen. George and Mary married in 1871.
GUSN: 196226
Ref. Code: MS006.03.02.12.001
The interior of an office building, located at 246 Devonshire Street in Winthrop Square, shows workers at their desks.
Date: 1919-11
Collection: General photographic collection
GUSN: 196227
Ref. Code: PC001.02.02.4150.0100.005
Calvert Vaux rests his left arm on the back of a chair in this studio portrait.
Collection: Personal photographic collection
GUSN: 196237
Ref. Code: PC004.01.V.0700.001
A Little Family photograph of a girl riding a cow with two other girls standing next to her.
Date: circa 1900
Collection: Little family papers
GUSN: 196246
Ref. Code: MS016.TMP.003
A girl rides a cow in a field with a stone fence in the background.
GUSN: 196247
Ref. Code: MS016.TMP.002
Margin notations cite various owners of the Joseph Webb House in Wethersfield, Connecticut.
Collection: Edwin Whitefield graphic collection, 1860s-1880s
GUSN: 196248
Ref. Code: GC004.01.03.001.001
A street level sketch used as a Christmas card by Miss Jewett shows the partial façade of the house hidden by trees.
Collection: Original art collection
GUSN: 196249
Ref. Code: GC001.USME.South Berwick.001
Jane Stuart stands with her hands clasped in front of her for this portrait. She was a domestic worker for the Bowen family from 1850-1900.
GUSN: 196250
Ref. Code: MS006.03.01.38.001
Constance Holt was the daughter of George C. Holt and Mary Louisa Bowen Holt. She was the last Bowen to live in Roseland Cottage.
GUSN: 196251
Ref. Code: MS006.03.01.21.002
Ellen Holt Bowen was the second wife of Charles Chandler Bowen, who commissioned Roseland Cottage in Woodstock, Connecticut.
Date: 1884-05-12
GUSN: 196252
Ref. Code: MS006.03.01.05.001
Mary Louisa Bowen Holt was the daughter of Henry Chandler Bowen and his first wife Lucy Maria Tappan Bowen.
Date: April 1870, undated
GUSN: 196253
Ref. Code: MS006.03.01.26.002