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Sofa for Mrs. E. S. Brown

Untitled design drawing rendered in pencil on trace. Perspective view is shown. Empire-style sofa has straight crest rail with carved scrolls between concave curved sides; upholstered back; upholstered seat with continuous scrolled arms; straight reeded skirt continuing into arm supports and termina...

"Sofa - All Gold"

Design drawing titled "Sofa - All Gold" rendered in pencil and colored pencil on trace. Front view is shown; outline of top view is also provided. Neoclassical-style sofa has upholstered back below curved crest rail; tall curving arms; upholstered seat; straight skirt; two tapered fluted front legs;...

"Sofa of Mahogany E. C. Stanwood"

Design drawing titled "Sofa of Mahogany E. C. Stanwood" rendered in pencil on trace. Front and side views are shown. Empire-style sofa has straight crest rail with scrolled foliate ends; outwardly curving arms; arm supports with carved acanthus leaves terminating in rosettes; straight skirt; monopo...

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Portfolio 1: Olmested, Barnes, and Ballantine

This portfolio case contains black and white photographs of three Massachusetts homes that Eleanor Raymond designed, remodeled, or for which she designed additions. Homes include the George Olmsted, Jr. home in Chestnut Hill, Mass, the Frances E. Barnes house in Haverhill, Mass, and the Edward Balla...

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Portfolio 2: Cox, Goldthwait, Tau Zeta Epsilon House, Raymond, Cross, Notman, and Wile

This portfolio case contains black and white photographs of three Massachusetts homes, Eleanor Raymond’s office, and the brick society house at Wellesley College. Homes include the Frank P. Cox home in Swampscott, MA, the Joel E. Goldthwait house in Medfield, Mass, and Mr. and Mrs. Claud B. Cross ho...

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Portfolio 3: Peabody studio and stables

This portfolio case contains black and white photographs of properties that Eleanor Raymond designed for Amelia Peabody. Properties include a sculpture studio and stables. Both properties are located on Mill Farm in Dover, Mass.

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Portfolio 4: Lennihan, Sugarman, Wile, and Mitchell

This portfolio case contains black and white photographs of four Massachusetts properties: the Richard Lennihan house in Cambridge, Mass, the Sugarman house in Brookline, Mass, Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Wile’s house in Newton Center, Mass, and F. Robins and Marguerite M. Mitchell’s barn in Westwood, Mas...

"Sofa of Mahogany"

Design drawing titled "Sofa of Mahogany" rendered in pencil on trace. Front and side views are shown. Late Classical Revival-style sofa has straight crest rail with scrolled ends; straight back and sides; shaped arm supports with large carved scrolls and reeded melons terminating in a rosette within...

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Portfolio 5: Mary Byers Smith

This portfolio case contains black and white photographs of a colonial house and barn in Andover, Mass. Raymond redesigned both in 1926.

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Portfolio 6: Frost, Raymond, Miller, and Elliott

This portfolio case contains black and white photographs of four Massachusetts homes that Eleanor Raymond designed in the 1930’s. Homes include the Mr. and Mrs. Horace Frost house in Cambridge, Mass, the Rachel Raymond house in Belmont, Mass, the Theodore T. Miller house in Belmont, Mass, and the He...

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Portfolio 7: Safford, Jackson, Cleaves, and Bartell

This portfolio case contains black and white photographs of two Massachusetts homes that Eleanor Raymond designed in in the 1920s. Homes include the N.M. Safford home in Milton, Mass. and the William K Jackson house in Chestnut Hill Mass. The Cleaves house is significant because it was Eleanor Raymo...

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Portfolio 8: Wales, Emery, and Colonial House B

This portfolio case contains black and white photographs of four New England homes. Homes photographed include Quincy W. & Isabelle Wales’ home in West Newton, Mass., Miss G. H. Emery’s home in Jaffrey New Hampshire, and a colonial house in Jaffrey, New Hampshire. Items in all folders mention Raymon...

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Portfolio 9: Besse and Ellis

This portfolio case contains black and white photographs of the Arthur Besse house in Vineyard Haven, Mass. and Mrs. Dwight Dorothy Ellis’s house in Haddam, Conn.

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Folder 10: Reference materials

This folder contains reference materials and biographical resources. It includes copies of magazine and newspaper articles, excerpts from books, a building permit and specification notes for alteration work. None of the items in this folder are originals. Folder materials have been selected and orga...

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George Olmsted, Jr. home, 25 Glencoe Rd., Chestnut Hill, Mass.

Six black and white photographs (8 x 8.5 inches photographs and 1 x 4.5 inches) of the interior and exterior of a stucco house built in 1937.

Sofa for Howland

Untitled design drawing rendered in pencil and ink on trace. Perspective view of a sofa is shown. Sofa has straight mahogany back and sides that flare slightly at top; upholstered seat; straight crest rail; straight seat rail; and short reeded tapered round legs that terminate in casters. Design not...

"Long Sofa Against Wall of Mahogany"

Design drawing titled "Long Sofa Against Wall of Mahogany" rendered in pencil on trace. Perspective view is shown. Chippendale-style sofa has camel-back crest; tall curving arms; arm supports with molded edges and carved scrolls at top; upholstered back, arms and seat with nail trim at bottom edges;...

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Frank E. Barnes house, 3 Berkeley Avenue, Haverhill, Mass.

Eight black and white, 7.5 x 9.5 inch photographs of the interior and exterior of the Barnes home taken by Paul Weber, architectural photographer. A 1890s shingle home remodeled by Eleanor Raymond in 1932 into a light pink stucco with buff-colored shutters.

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Frank P. Cox home, Puritan Road, Swampscott, Mass.

Seven black and white 9.5 x 7.5 inch photographs of this shingled home from 1928. Photo says “Laura Cox, Architect” Laura Cox worked as an assistant to Eleanor Raymond in her Boston office. According to Raymond’s book of building statistics (Special Collections, Frances Loeb Library, Harvard Design...

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Joel E. Godthwait, Medfield, Mass.

3 black and white photographs of the exterior and interior of this stone house, built in 1927 (date according to Raymond’s book of building statistics, Special Collections, Frances Loeb Library, Harvard Design School). Photographs taken by Paul Weber and Burr A. Church of Newton Center.

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Tau Zeta Epsilon House, Wellesley College, Wellesley, Mass.

Wellesley College, 1922. Three black & white 8 by 10 inch photographs of the exterior of the brick society house at Wellesley College taken by George H. Davis Studio. See pages 63-65 of the Doris Cole book for additional photographs

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Eleanor Raymond’s office, Boston, Mass.

Raymond opened her own office in Boston in 1928. Up until that time she had shared a practice with Henry Atherton Frost, her former professor at The Cambridge School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture. Two black and white 7.5 x 10 inch photographs by Paul Weber showing the waiting and secret...

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Mr. and Mrs. Claud B. Cross home, 255 Dudley Street, Brookline, Mass.

Four black and white photographs (two 7.5 x 8 inches, one 2.5 x 2.5 inches, and one 4.5 x 5 inches) of the interior and exterior of the clapboard and brick home, built in 1926 or 1927. Some photographs are dated 1940. Small photograph shows first installment of house as built.

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Henry E. Wile, 141 Meadowbrook Road, Weston, Mass.

This house is dated 1946. Six photographs taken by Arthur Haskell of Marblehead. Henry E. Wile worked with Eleanor Raymond as general contractor for several projects. Raymond was the architect of his house in Weston and his home in Newton Center (see portfolio 4).

Peabody sculpture studio, Mill Farm, Dover, Mass.

Designed for Amelia Peabody in 1933. Twenty-two black and white photographs (9.5 x 7.5 inches) and one postcard of the interior and exterior of the artist’s white stucco studio. Studio is an example of Raymond’s adaptation of the international style she learned during study and travel in Europe. Mos...

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Peabody stables, Mill Farm, Dover, Mass.

Peabody stables, Mill Farm, Dover, Mass. designed for Amelia Peabody as part of studio and farm group project in 1933. Three black & white 7.5 x 9.5 inch photographs.

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Richard Lennihan house 3 Bates Street, Cambridge, Mass.

Eight black and white photographs (four 8 x 10 inch, one 7.25 x 9.25 inches, one 7.625 x 9 inches, one 6 x 8 inches, and one 9.25 x 6.25 inches) of the interior and exterior of Lennihan home. Many photos taken by Dorothy Jarvis Studio, Brookline.

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Sugarman, 72 Arlington Street, Brookline, Mass.

Three black and white photographs of interior and exterior of this house built in 1935.

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Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Wile house, 50 Manemet Road, Newton Center, Mass.

Four black and white photographs (two 9.5 x 7.5, one 2.5 x 2.5, one 8 x 10) of the exterior of a garrison colonial home. House was probably built between 1934 and 1938. House is listed in Newton City Directory in 1938, but not in 1934. According to this directory, his wife’s name is Lena and he ha...

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F. Robins and Marguerite M. Mitchell Barn, 111 South Street, Weston, Mass.

Five black & white photographs (one 7.25 x 9.25 inches, three 7.75 x 9.25 inches, and one 6 x 9.25 inches) taken by Paul Webber of the Mitchell Barn project in Weston. Raymond remodeled the Mitchell Barn into an artist’s studio in 1929.

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57 Central Street, Andover, Mass.

Colonial House and Barn moved and redesigned by Raymond in 1926. Nineteen black and white exterior and garden photographs (various sizes), most taken by Burr A. Church, Newton Center, Mass. 34 black and white photographs (various sizes) of the interior of the Smith house after remodeling.

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Mr. and Mrs. Horace Frost house, 16 Longfellow Park, Cambridge, Mass.

Ten black & white photographs (8 x 8.5 inches) of interior and exterior of Frost home designed in 1935. Photographs taken by Paul Weber. Contractor was Henry E. Wile of Newton Center, Mass.

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Rachel Raymond house, 9 Park Avenue, Belmont, Mass.

Seven black & white photographs (one 3 x 5 inches and six 7 x 10 inches) by Paul Weber shows house and stable building. Modern style home was designed by Eleanor Raymond for her sister Rachel in 1931. The home, built of cedar matched boarding, shows Raymond’s ability to translate foreign design into...

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Correspondence re: Haviland China: letter to Casey from Rutherford B. Hayes, June 10

NOTE: Contents re: Casey write a letter denying Hayes' involvement in questionable expenditures during term in office

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Correspondence re: Haviland China: letter from Casey to Rutherford B. Hayes, June 24; includes draft

NOTE: Contents re: response to Hayes' June 10, 1881 letter asserting that all expenditures for furniture and repairs of the Executive Mansion and greenhouse during the Hayes administration were proper

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Correspondence re: Haviland China: letter from Casey to Lucy Hayes

NOTE: Contents re: completion of china design; cost higher than anticipated; number of additional pieces

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Other papers: article, "Disputed Contingent Fund," Baltimore Sun, June 8

NOTE: Discusses possible congressional investigation into expenditure of executive "contingent fund" and "furniture repair fund" by Hayes while in office.

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Other papers re: Haviland China Company

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Other papers re: invitation to dinner, etc.

NOTE: Contains invitations for Casey to dine with Hayes at the Executive Mansion; requests for Casey to employ workmen; request for White House gardener to send roses to Lucy Hayes; invitation for Casey to attend statue unveiling in Ohio; and form letter with personal note to Casey acknowledging tok...

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Other papers re: Executive Mansion

NOTE: Contains 1877 note from workman re: emergency work done on Executive Mansion and 1889 letter from Casey to Rutherford B. Hayes declining invitation to attend statue unveiling due to allergies.

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Other papers re: Executive Mansion dinners, etc.

NOTE: Contains material relating to White House dinners such as guest lists, seating arrangements, and place cards. Also includes candles orders, list of plants for White House greenhouse, and a list of dishes presumably for the White House.

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Hayes family correspondence: Lucy Hayes to Casey, July 16

NOTE: Contents re: thanking Casey for orchid; plans to purchase a wagon.

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Hayes family correspondence: Lucy Hayes to Casey, May 24

NOTE: Discusses settling into home in Ohio; children's activities; invitation for Casey to visit.

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Hayes family correspondence: Lucy Hayes to Casey, July 9

NOTE: Contents re: receiving sheets and towels; intentions to purchase new rug for State Dining Room.

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Hayes family correspondence: Lucy Hayes to Mrs. Casey

NOTE: Contents re: expecting the Casey's for dinner.

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Hayes family correspondence (on behalf of Lucy Hayes): M.K. Rogers (private secretary to Rutherford B. Hayes) to F.G. Smith, April 7

NOTE: Contents re: piano purchased from Smith for private White House dining room; includes clipping from Christian Advocate.

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Hayes family correspondence (on behalf of Lucy Hayes): Miss Foote to Colonel Casey

NOTE: Notecard requesting payment of bill for comforter.

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Hayes family correspondence: Webb Hayes, son of Rutherford B. and Lucy Hayes, to Colonel Casey, August 5

NOTE: Contents re: plans for outing.

Interior view, possibly of the home of Rev. Robert Cassie Waterston and Anna Lowell Cabot Quincy Waterston at 71 Chester Square, Boston, Mass.

Interior stereo view photograph of 71 Chester Square, Boston, Mass., the home of Rev. Robert Cassie Waterston and his wife, Anna Lowell Cabot Quincy Waterston. The third person, sitting at the table, may possibly be a niece, Miss Mary Quincy. The parlor is filled with books and framed artwork.

Group portrait in Chester Square, Boston, Mass., undated

Children and adults, some with baby carriages, pose for the photographer around the fountain in Chester Square.