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Boulevard Montmartre

A street scene of an intersection in Paris, France, looking from Boulevard Haussmann to Boulevard Montmartre with Boulevard des Italiens on the right. The street is crowded with motor vehicles and some horse-drawn vehicles as well as pedestrians. On the right side of Boulevard Montmartre the sign fo...

Locamotives

Dozens of train engines are lined up along tracks, with a few small structures nearby. Behind the tracks is a lushly vegetated mountain.

Municipal building, location unknown

A large building, probably a municipal building, with wide stairs, a columned entrance, and a large, tiered dome is located at the end of a broad, tree-lined street.

Vessels in port

A variety of watercraft are moored to docks. Behind them, tall buildings line the port and another building is under construction, location unknown.

Bicyclist and trolley on Liverpool street

A man rides a bicycle down a cobbled street along with a trolley and other vehicles. Pedestrians walk past storefronts that line the sidewalks. British flags hang from many of the buildings, and the trolley advertises for MacSymons, a Liverpool store. In the distance behind the trolley is a steeple ...

Hand-tinted landscape view, location unknown

A hand-tinted view of a rural landscape. Open fields fill the foreground and mountains rise in the distance.

Street scene, Berlin, Germany

Laborers work to pave the street while horse-drawn vehicles and pedestrians pass by. The street is lined with shops. A sign on a nearby building advertises Internationale Damen-Moden der Berliner Schneider-Akademie von Rudolf Maurer, so the street is likely located in Berlin.

White House, Washington, D.C.

An image of the White House as seen from across Pennsylvania Avenue, looking across the north lawn past the iconic fountain. A few pedestrians walk down Pennsylvania Avenue.

Horse-drawn freight vehicles, location unknown

A street scene with many horse-drawn freight vehicles proceeding down a brick street. Pedestrians can be seen on the sidewalk on one side of the road, while an elevated track runs along the other side. In the distance are city buildings, and beyond the elevated track is a building with a sign for ca...

Laborers pave a street, location unknown

Laborers work to pave a street. Pedestrians walk on the sidewalk nearby, and large, multistory buildings line the street.

Place de la Concorde, Paris, France

A blurry image of the obelisk and fountain at the Place de la Concorde in Paris, France. Horse-drawn vehicles and pedestrians cross the paved square which appears to be wet from rain.

Laborers working on a sidewalk, Munich, Germany

Laborers dig a pit in a sidewalk next to a building and fill the edge of the street with supplies across from a park or lawn with trees and a small structure. Pedestrians walk along the street. The building bears a sign for Münchener Bürger-Bräu ("Munich Citizens Beer"), probably an advertisement or...

Laborers pave a street, location unknown

Laborers work to pave a street, probably in Germany. Pedestrians walk along the storefront-lined street.

Leonhard Tietz department store building

A view of a storefront under construction on an urban commercial street. Temporary walls around the entrance bear signs for Leonhard Tietz Aktiengesellschaft, or Leonhard Tietz Joint Stock Company. Leonhard Tietz opened the first department store in Stralsund in 1879. By 1891, he had opened a store ...

Procession of horses

Three horses harnessed together proceed down a brick street. The last horse in the string appears to be hitched to a wagon or carriage. A man walks along side the horses. Large urban buildings can be seen along the street, as can a park or lawn with trees showing above a wall.

Laborers work on a London street

Laborers work on a London street unloading bricks or cement blocks. Pedestrians and vehicles pass nearby, and commercial buildings line the street, including Chapple & Mantell gold- and silversmiths.

National Editorial Convention banquet at the American House, Boston, Mass., June 27, 1890

The menu is an edited copy with corrections. The General, Executive and Banquet Committee members are listed. The Association was organized in 1885. The menu cover is decorated with red bows.

J.C., 1857-1886, Park House, Bosworth Street, Boston, Mass., March 12, 1886

The hotel is run by W.D. Park & Son.

Menu, Parker House, Boston, Mass., May 11, 1891

The menu lists turtle soup, frogs' legs, roman punch and cheese.

Dinner of the Men's Club of East Congregational Church, Milton, Mass, Parker House, Boston, Mass., February 20, 1913

The dinner speakers were Massachusetts congressman Robert Luce and the Rev. Edward C. Boynton. The club's officers and committee members are listed.

Bill of fare, Pemberton House, Howard Street, Boston, Mass., October 29, 1848

The available dishes are handwritten on the menu.

Dinner for the directors of the Boston and Sandwich Glass Company, Revere House, Boston, Mass., March 30, 1867

The menu has boiled salmon, partridge and champagne sherbet among the offerings.

Complimentary dinner to Dr. Winslow Lewis, Jr. by fifteen gentlemen, Revere House, Boston, Mass., March 19, 1849

Dr. Winslow Lewis was a Boston Public Library Trustee and president of the New England Historic Genealogical Society. The menu is decorated with pink and blue flowers.

Supper menu, Revere House, Boston, Mass., undated

Supper is served from six to twelve o'clock. Hot and cold dishes are served including some breakfast items. The exterior of Revere House can be seen in the illustration. J.F. Merrow & Company are the proprietors.

Quincy family collection

This small collection of family papers includes two inventories of the Quincy House created by Eliza Susan Quincy as well as an illustrated poetry book and an individual sketch by her. The book includes both images and short passages. It is inscribed to Mary Jane (Miller) Quincy, Eliza Susan’s siste...

Complimentary dinner given by the authorities of Boston to the President of the United States and the Governor General of Canada, upon the completion of the railroads between Boston, Canada and the far West, Revere House, Boston, Mass., Septembe 17, 1851

Boston celebrated the completion of railway lines connecting New England with Canada and the West. The menu cover has an illustration of Revere House and a doily border.

Supper given by Hon. William M. Converse to the Rifle Company of Norwich, Captain Chester, and to Rifle Company B, Captain Peale, at the Tontine, New Haven, Connecticut, April 29, 1861

The dinner was given for two military units about to engage in the Civil War.

First dinner in Tremont House, Boston, Mass., October 16, 1829

The handwritten bill of fare features boiled cod, roast beef, turkeys, pears and grapes. Dwight Boyden is the hotel owner. Isaiah Rogers was the designer of Tremont House. Menu appears to be a copy.

Entertainment complimentary to the Hon. Benjamin Seaver,Tremont House, Boston, Mass., December 31, 1849

The bill of fare features French dishes, wild geese, English pheasants and Roman punch. Benjamin Seaver was a Massachusetts politician and the Boston Mayor, 1852-1853.

Menu of a luncheon to representatives of the press, by Mr. E.M. Statler, on the day preceding the formal opening of the new Hotel Statler, Boston, Mass., March 9, 1927

Text inside the menu reads "This pre-opening luncheon is the first function in the new hotel, the first service of a meal to a body of guests."

Opening dinner, Hotel Statler, Boston, Mass., March 10, 1927

The menu has a greeting to the dinner guests from E.M. Statler at the hotel dedication. The guests dined on noisette of lamb, spring chicken and fresh stawberries. An illustration of the hotel is on the front cover.

Dinner menu, Hotel Statler, Boston, Mass., August 6, 1944

The menu lists beverages, appetizers, a cold buffet, hot dishes, desserts, ice cream and cheese. The hotel management does not procure food from black market vendors. A logo urges customers to buy war bonds.

Dinner menu, The Ritz-Carlton, Boston, Mass., March 21, 1959

The Ritz-Carlton logo is at the top of the menu. The menu has New England clam chowder, imported caviar, schrod, steaks and strawberries Ritz.

Menu, The Ritz-Carlton, Boston, Mass., March 22, 1959

The Ritz-Carlton logo is at the top of the menu. The menu has Vienna schnitzel, ham and eggs country style, Finnan haddie and strawberry shortcake.

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Postcard for the Blue Ship Tea Room, 27 T Wharf, Boston, Mass., undated

The front of the postcard reads "Enjoy transcendental atmosphere at the Blue Ship Tea Room where Russell Blake Howe re-creates music of Beethoven, Chopin and Liszt." The menu is printed inside and on the postcard verso.

Chez Erik, restaurant français, 105 Pinckney Street, Boston, Mass., undated

Customers can arrange to dine here before theatre performances. Bridge and private parties can be arranged through reservations. There is a small map showing the restaurnt location. The illustration is by Phillips Dudley Booth. A separate trade card has the same illustration.

Maître Jacques, menu special pour le jouer de l'an, Berkeley Street, Boston, Mass., 1957

Maître Jacques was founded in 1957 by Lucien and Martha Ann Robert. The restaurant was a precursor to Maison Robert which was located for many years in the Old City Hall building on School Street. Text on the menu verso reads "Maître Jacques is the symbol of the Norman peasant and his motto is 'C'és...

Breakfast menu, Union Club of Boston, 8 Park Street, Boston, Mass., September 22, 1929

The Union Club offers breakfast for a $1.00 Two of the special breakfasts were fish balls and baked beans and brown bread.

Takeout menu, Regina Pizzeria, 11 1/2 Thacher Street, North End, Boston, Mass., undated

The illustration depicts street activity outside the restaurant in the North End.

99 to go menu, Ninety Nine, 29-31 Austin Street, Charlestown, Mass., undated

Appetizers, sandwiches and entrées are described for customers. Restaurant locations are listed on the verso. A call-ahead seating card is attached to the front of the menu.

Jimmy's Kipo's Pizzeria Restaurant & Ice Cream, 106 Bunker Hill Street, Charlestown, Mass., 2010

The business serves subs, pizza, fried and baked dinners. Coupons are included on the menu.

Takeout menu, Speedy's, Hong Kong & Mandarin cuisine, 297 Main Street, Charlestown, Mass., undated

Pandas decorate the front of the takeout menu. A map on the verso gives the restaurant as "Speedy Wong's."

Takeout menu, New Speedy Chen's, Chinese restaurant, 297 Main Street, Charlestown, Mass., undated

Appetizers, lunch specials and all day dinner combinations are listed.

Breakfast menu, The Berkeley, Boylston and Berkeley Streets, Boston, Mass., undated

Breakfast offerings are fruit, fish, broiled and fried dishes, eggs, potatoes and bread. Baked beans and brown bread are served on Sundays.

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Inventory of Beacon Hill residence: "Descriptive Inventory of Father’s Belongings at 16 Louisburg Square"

An inventory of the Beacon Hill residence of M. A. De Wolfe Howe, father of the donor, Helen Howe Allen.

Inventory of Quincy House: "Catalog of the furniture, pictures & etc. in the house erected by Col. Josiah Quincy of Braintree 1770"

An unfinished inventory of the contents of the Quincy House in 1876 created by Eliza Susan Quincy.

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Inventory of Quincy House: "List of Pictures & Furniture & c. in the House built 1770"

An inventory of the contents of the Quincy House in 1876 created by Eliza Susan Quincy. This is a photocopy of the original, which is held by the Massachusetts Historical Society.

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Letter to 'Edmund' from 'Hannah'

A letter to an unidentified "Edmund" from "Hannah." The letter appears to be relatively modern, as it mentions snapshot photographs. It is likely that it was sent to Edmund Quincy (1903-1997) by a friend of the family. She mentions Paul, Nigel, and Catherine, none of whom are given last names.

Chairs. Rockers. -- Page 134

Page 134 of album of design drawings. Pre-printed page number at upper left corner. Page contains two design drawings affixed to page with glue. Drawings are rendered in ink or pencil on trace and depict arm chair designs.