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"Scenic Cape Cod in Natural Color"

This color book depicts the scenery and atmosphere of Cape Cod, starting with the Cape Cod Canal and concluding with an illustrated map of the region. The book contains 15 color photomechanical reproductions with many aerial views and landscape shots.

"Resolves of the State of Massachusetts"

This book documents the various resolves made by the State of Massachusetts legislature on January 16, 1812. One of these resolves requests that the governor get survey reports from the Secretary of War regarding the "practicability and utility" of a canal between Cape Cod Bay and Buzzards Bay (pg. ...

"Report and Estimate on the Buzzards and Barnstable Bay Canal, Massachusetts"

After having surveyed Cape Cod, the Board of Internal Improvement for the Massachusetts House of Representatives drafted a plan for a canal to connect Buzzards Bay with Cape Cod Bay. The plan details specific goals for the canal's cost, design, measurements, and location.

"Report of the Advisory Council of the Joint Committee of the Massachusetts Legislature on a Ship Canal to connect Barnstable Bay and Buzzards Bay"

This report describes the terrain of the Cape Cod region and presents a draft of a plan to begin work on a canal. Much of the report is devoted to the analysis of tides. There are two fold out charts depicting the times and heights of the tides.

"Letter of the Secretary of War to the Committee on Commerce of the Senate"

Sent by the Secretary of War WM. Belknap, this letter summarizes the advantages of a canal between Cape Cod Bay and Buzzards Bay. Following Belknap's letter, the Chief of Engineers, General A. A. Humphreys sent letter describing the history of the canal and estimating the construction time and costs...

Terrace Gables from the Cottage Club, Falmouth Heights, Mass., undated

An exterior view of Terrace Gables from the Cottage Club, Falmouth Heights, Massachusetts.

The Falmouth House, Falmouth, Mass., undated

Exterior view of the Falmouth Hotel, with antique automobiles parked outside, and two dogs lying on the porch, Falmouth, Mass.

Mill Road Looking North, Falmouth, Mass., undated

A man riding in a horse and carriage traveling along the Mill Road beside the water, Falmouth, Mass.

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Legal: Will (copy)

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Correspondence

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Financial: Account book, accounts, accounts settled

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Financial: Blackburn receipt

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Financial: Division of land, letters received, notes

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Legal: Appointments, oaths, will (copy), petition

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Literary: Note, obituary

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Maps

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Legal: Indenture, will (copy)

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Literary: Genealogy, obituaries

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Miscellaneous: Letters, obituaries

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Literary: "Mrs. Wood's Book"

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Correspondence

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Financial: Cashbooks, receipt book

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Financial: Letters received, miscellaneous

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Financial: Notes payable

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"Hearing before the Joint Committee on Harbors and Public Lands"

This legal statement documents the petition of Henry M. Whitney on behalf of the Cape Cod Canal Company. It shows the dialogues and statements among the various members of the joint committee.

"Argument before the Committee on Harbors and Public Lands"

Presented to the Committee on Harbors and Public Lands, this speech was written by Hon. Geo. A. King "on behalf of the 420 citizens of Sandwich and others friendly to the enterprise." King makes his case for the creation of the Cape Cod Canal through financial and practical claims.

"Argument of Richard Olney in favor of the Petition of the Cape Cod Ship Canal Company for an extension of time for Completing the Canal"

Positing on behalf on the Cape Cod Ship Canal Company, Richard Olney explains the benefits of a canal connecting Buzzards Bay and Barnstable Bay.

"Closing Argument of Hon. Patrick A. Collins on behalf of the Cape Cod Ship Canal Company"

On behalf of the Cape Cod Ship Canal Company, Hon. Patrick A. Collins argues, citing the financial, practical, and future benefits of a canal.

"Argument of Hon. B. Wadleigh on the Cape Cod Canal Question in behalf of the Bay State Canal Company"

Arguing on behalf of the Bay State Canal Company, Hon. B. Wadleigh presents his case for the construction of a canal connecting Buzzards Bay and Barnstable Bay. Wadleigh discusses the differences between the Tobey Bill and the Fox Bill, ultimately claiming that Alfred Fox would do a better job on th...

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Correspondence

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Literary: Obituary

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"The Cape Cod Canal"

This booklet provides a brief description of the Cape Cod Canal. There are 3 total pages of writing, while the rest are photographs. The writer explains the specifics regarding the Cape Cod Canal, including its length and width, the cost of the project, and the shortened route from New York to Bosto...

Bird Art-Bric Siding, it pays to have the best, Bird & Son, Inc., East Walpole, Mass.

Siding in brick patterns and colors is promoted to give homes the look of real brick and to protect them from winter cold and summer heat. Bird roofs are availabe from Allied Roofing Co., 283 Celley Road in Manchester, New Hampshire.

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Drawings (1 folder)

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Sketches

Sketches (1 folder)

Sheetrock estimator, United States Gypsum Company, 205 West Monroe Street, Chicago, Illinois

The brochure has a table giving the "number of square of sheetrock, number of pounds of nails and number of lineal feet of panel strips for various size rooms."

"Cape Cod and Its Canal"

This book is a description of the Cape Cod Canal by the Vice President of the Cape Cod Canal Construction Company. Miller begins by expounding the early history of the Canal going back to the 17th and 18th centuries. He follows this by explaining the project's recent history in the late 1800s. Then ...

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Correspondence

This folder consists of two letters, one from C. A. Morison (1862), and one from Gertrude R. May (1880), a telegram from Mrs. Horace Morison (1878), and an invitation to the 1935 wedding of N. O. Morison to W. P. Allis.

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Financial

This folder includes a blank page from a cash account and a bill from the George B. French Co.

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Legal

This folder includes an undated inventory of articles belonging to Elizabeth W. Morison, James R. May's letter testamentary (1918) and a copy of Horace Morison's 1867 will.

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Literary papers

This folder includes C. A. Morison's cookbook, Mrs. Sayres's recipe for tea cakes, an undated chart of ancestors, and James Rundlet May's obituary (1918).

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Correspondence

This folder includes the following letters: Mary D. (McClary) Lord to Mary McClary, undated; Samuel Lord to Augustus Lord with Stone Church Pew Plan (1826), Mary Elizabeth Lord to Elizabeth (Whitridge) Lord (1827), Mary Elizabeth Lord to Mary West (1831), Samuel Lord to Elizabeth (Whitridge) Lord, s...

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Financial

This folder includes an account book journal dated 1851-1878.

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Legal

1 deed

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Printed materials

Subseries E. Printed matter, 1822 includes the obituary notice of Nancy D. (McClary) Lord (1822).

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Printed materials

This folder includes the obituary notice of Nancy D. (McClary) Lord (1822).

"Cape Cod Canal Inspection Trip"

This pamphlet, written by the Maritime Association of the Boston Chamber of Commerce, details the Cape Cod Canal before its inspection. The itinerary of the Canal inspection trip is laid out first, followed by a brief history of the Canal. Then the authors provide the construction costs of the Canal...

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Financial

This series includes records related to drugs and books (1826-1834), dry goods (1825-1834), food (1825-1834), fuel (1826-1834), hotels, transportation and freight (1825-1834), labor (1826-1834), personal (1826-1834), schools and medical issues (1827-1834), shoes (1821, 1826-1834), and miscellaneous ...