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Frank Codman

Hurd (60s-70s)

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Theodore Herman Jewett and Caroline Augusta Jewett

superior portrait of father, Theodore Jewett (1815-1878) and his daughter (3) (1855-1897) with plaid dress; See also D.4.099

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Caroline Augusta Jewett

caroline augusta jewett (1855-1897) with plaid dress; See also D.4.098

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Unidentified house, probably Plymouth, Mass.

Somewhat solarized view of large two-story house with side veranda; woman stands in central portico. See also D.4.100.

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Pilgrim Hall

pilgrim hall and surrounding area; See also D.4.105

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Hayes Wharf

hayes wharf before 1858; long range view of 6 or 7 men in dark coats and top hats forming a semi-circle on the street in the business section of Plymouth Rock; signs read "Levi Barnes" and "P. Wells Flour And Grain Store"; See also D.4.107

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Watson's Hill from Burying Hill

Watson's Hill from burying hill looking from site of first fort, looking towards green church; on the left is probably a third church

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Old Governor Bradford House

Old Governor Bradford House, formerly located on town square, taken after it was moved; several people stand in front of building; sign reads "rich's express office"

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Pilgrim Hall

solarized view of pilgrim hall with new monument in front of it; See also D.4.101

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Unidentified house, probably Plymouth, Mass.

Large two-story structure with pitch roof, side veranda and central portico; street and rear buildings [and ocean?] also visible. See also D.4.100

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Hayes Wharf

Hayes Wharf before 1858; long range view of 6 or 7 men in dark coats and top hats forming a semi-circle in from of the business section; signs read "Levi Barnes" and "P. Wells Flour & Grain Store"; See also D.4.102

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John Robinson, Catherine D. Stone and Henry Radcliffe Stone

three children: John Robinson (4) seated with his arm around Catherine D. Stone (2); Henry Radcliffe (7) stands at right

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Mary May Bradlee and Sarah Fletcher Bradlee

Sarah Fletcher Bradlee (5) with her arm around her younger sister, Mary May (3), who is out of focus

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Profile of mature man

nearly destroyed profile of mature man

Full-length double portrait of Rhoda and Alice Skillings, facing front, Arlington, Mass., dated December 27, 1897

The following information is handwritten on the item verso. The daughters of James and Lucy Skillings raised at 38 Rangeley Road, Winchester, Massachusetts and buried in Wildwood Cemetery. This photograph was taken when they were bridesmaids for their cousin Lesley Dillingham Bangs when she married ...

Rhoda and Alice Skillings playing tag on the porch of the Elisha Dillingham Bangs House, Central Green, Winchester, Mass., 1889

The two Skillings sisters play with two other girls, Marion and Isabell, in their winter coats and caps on the house porch. The surname of Marion and Isabell is unknown.

Georgiana Skillings Bangs in the fern rockery at Central Street, corner Rangeley, Winchester, Mass., undated

Georgiana Skillings Bangs, the mother of Lesley Dillingham Bangs, stands in the rock garden at the Bangs House, Winchester, Massachusetts.

Billhead for H.R.W. Este, Dr., cream, skim milk, butter, Marlboro, Mass., dated August 1, 1893

The item is payment for fifteen pounds of butter.

Billhead for E. Crosby & Company, flour, feed and grain commission, Brattleboro, Vermont, dated June 16, 1893

The text on the barrel reads "Crocker's 196 Best Roller Process Minneapolis, Minnesota."

Billhead for Blodgett & Dewitt, groceries, fruit, tobacco and cigars, Brattleboro, Vermont, dated October 3, 1894

The business is a wholesale dealer in groceries, fruit, tobacco and cigars.

Billhead for E. Bowley & Co., dealers in W.I. goods & groceries, No. 25 Merrimack Street, Haverhill, Mass., dated February 9, 1856

Bowley deals in West Indian goods and groceries at his premises on Merrimack Street in Haverhill, Massachusetts.

Billhead for Edward Emerson, dealer in butter, cheese and lard, No. 47 Faneuil Hall Market, Boston, Mass., dated January 15, 1841

Emerson deals in dairy products at his business in Faneuil Hall Market.

Billhead for Edward Emerson & Co., dealer in butter, cheese and lard, No. 47 Faneuil Hall Market, Boston, Mass., dated August 7, 1841

Emerson deals in dairy products at his business in Faneuil Hall Market.

Billhead for J. Hosmer Jr., butter, cheese, lard and eggs, Stall No. 5, New Faneuil Hall Market, Boston, Mass., dated November 17, 1869

The billhead has an image of the Faneuil Hall building.

Billhead for Whitcomb & Atherton, millers, Ludlow, Vermont, dated July 29, 1871

The millers are also wholesale and retail dealers in flour, grain, feed, pork, fish, wool, butter and Ashton Salt and Cheese.

Billhead for Luey & Abercrombie, wholesale grocers, Greenfield, Mass., dated December 24, 1919

The right side of the billhead reads "United States Wheat Director."

Billhead for Kibbe Brothers Co., confectionery, 33-51 Harrison Ave., Springfield, Mass., dated October 7, 1914

Kibbe is a manufacturer and wholesale dealer in confectionery.

Billhead for Luey & Abercrombie, wholesale grocers, Greenfield, Mass., dated December 24, 1919

The left side of the billhead reads "Member of U.S. Food Administration." The office and salesroom is located on the Boston & Maine Railroad line.

Billhead for Abbott Grocery Co., wholesale grocers, Keene, New Hampshire, dated July 14, 1926

The business carries Mastiff and Good Luck brand products. Abbott is a member of the United States Food Administration and is a United States Wheat Director.

Exterior view of Rangeley Hall, Winchester, Mass., undated

The image verso is inscribed "Rangeley Hall built by David Nelson Skillings on lower side lawn of E.D. Bangs, his Rangeley property, for community school house and social hall. Miss Mary Pickard Winsor was teacher in this school. Torn down about 1905-06. Property of Lesley Wilcox." An architectural ...

Rangeley Park, Winchester, Mass., undated

The image verso is inscribed "Rangeley Park, probably Rangeley Hall seen through trees, right of way at lower boundary of Elisha Bangs estate."

Exterior view of Elisha Dillingham Bangs and Georgiana Skillings Bangs House, Central Green, Winchester, Mass., undated

The image verso is inscribed "Elisha Dillingham Bangs & Georgiana Skillings Bangs home on Central St. and Rangeley before being stuccoed."

Exterior view of the stable on the Elisha Dillingham Bangs Estate on Central Street, entrance to Rangeley, Winchester, Mass., 1889

A man holds a horse outside the stables with a young boy standing in front of a carriage.

Exterior view of the water tower on the Elisha Dillingham Bangs Estate, at extreme edge, easterly of Central Street, Winchester, Mass., 1889

The image verso is inscribed "Later converted to a sunken herb garden in the stone foundations by his widow Georgiana Skillings Bangs. Property of Lesley Wilcox."

Exterior view of the David Nelson Skillings Mansion, Rangeley, Winchester, Mass., undated

The image verso is inscribed "Later owned by Alonzo Weeks. Property of Lesley Wilcox."

Exterior view of duplex house, lower entrance to Rangeley, Winchester, Mass., undated

The image verso is inscribed "Duplex house, architect Geo. Rand, built by D.N. Skillings at lower entrance to Rangelely. South 1/2 later occupied by Mrs. James Skillings "Aunt Mell." James Skillings was the brother of Georgiana Skillings Bangs.

Exterior view of Rangeley Ridge house, Winchester, Mass., undated

The inscription across the top of the image recto reads "Built by D.N. Skillings on Rangeley Ridge for friends, now torn down." The image verso inscription reads "House built by D.N. Skillings (for rental) (on easterly Rangeley Ridge). Torn down. Architect Geo. Rand."

Woman and boy standing in a field, Winchester, Mass., undated

An unidentified woman and boy stand in a field with two dogs and a cow and her calf.

Coach driver and carriage in front of the Elisha Dillingham Bangs House, Central Street, Winchester, Mass., undated

A formally dressed coach driver sits in a two-wheeled carriage in front of the Elisha Dillingham Bangs House in Winchester, Massachusetts.

Amusement Club at Rangeley Hall, Winchester, Mass., December 19, 1894

Club members stand on stage in "A dramatic evening: a farce" by J.K. Bangs in Rangeley Hall, the social hall and school in Rangeley Place, Winchester, Massachusetts. The photograph is mounted on a program listing the actors and their characters.

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Lesley Wilcox Anderson Donation

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Maureen Meister Donation

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Trade card for New England Condensed Mince Meat, T.E. Dougherty Co., Chicago, Illinois and Port Byron, New York, 1891

The card is in the shape of a pocket watch and opens to read "Now is the time to try it. Delicious pie in 20 minutes" and "Two large mince pies are made from one package of Dougherty's New England Condensed Mince Meat."

Labels for New England Vermont Maple Sap Syrup, New England Maple Syrup Co., Boston, Mass., undated

A rural scene is shown in the image with a maple leaf in each corner of the label.

Trade card for Chas H. Porter, provisions, 149 & 151 Summer Street, Boston, Mass., undated

Porter is a wholesale and retail dealer in poultry, game, butter, cheese, eggs and other food items.

Trade card for J.P. & D. Plummer, preserves & canned goods, evaporated apples, Boston, Mass., undated

Children, standing in front of a classroom blackboard, read the message from Plummer.

Trade card for G. Bennett, choice family groceries, Lebanon, New Hampshire, undated

The dealer carries crockery and glass wear in addition to groceries. The image caption reads "Don't shut out the sunlight mother."

Trade cards for S.T. Madsen & Co., receivers and wholesale dealers in butter, cheese & eggs, Woburn, Mass., undated

The card reads "We are the only dealers between Boston and Lowell who have weekly refrigerator car service direct from the country."

Labels for Fleur De Lys Brand Pure Fancy Sugar Syrup, C.M. Tice & Co., Boston, Mass., undated

The product is "a mixture of cane and maple sugar syrups."