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Daybook of Charles Glines and Co., Canterbury, N.H., Feb. 1883-1884

Transactions are purchases and sales of a variety of foods and household needs.

Horses, Vermont-Quebec border, 1958

Two horses stand nose-to-tail, side-by-side in a field.

Album 18-2: Boston Transit Authority: Boston Common and Public Garden

This album consists of approximately ninety 5 x 7 inch and 8 x 10 inch prints of Boston Common; fences and gates of the Boston Public Garden; fences of the Common along Boylston Street; the Park Square entrance to Common, as standing and in course of removal; birds-eye views of the Public Garden; wo...

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Daybook of Lewis and Richardson, Boston and Roxbury, Mass., 1811-1815

Listed with cost are foods, hardware, building materials, paper, shoes, leather etc. Several schooners listed on "Adventures to Pleasant River" page.

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Daybook of Josiah Sartell, Sartell and Childs, and Sartell and Kendall, Townsend, Mass., 1808-1829

Charges are listed for lumber and sawing, and for labor, in-house construction, and farming chores. Also for hooping barells. Services and purchases from creditors, displaying a barter economy, document details of lifestyle. Arithmetic instruction fills pages 1-97.

Album 18-3: Boston Transit Authority: Tunnel Construction

This album dates from Mar. 22, 1900, to June 28, 1902, and it includes approximately one hundred twenty-five 5 x 7 inch and 8 x 10 inch photographs of tunnel construction; Shawmut Avenue near Pleasant Street, with machinery; construction workers; shafts; Commercial Street; Atlantic Avenue, including...

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Account book of Nathaniel Brackett, 1817-1822

Livestock dealer Skins, hides, and cattle bought and sold are listed by number or weight with monetary value and customer's name. There is no other type of entry and no suggestion of the tanning process.

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Ledgers of Jeremiah and John Pearson, 1673-1741

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Ledger of Jeremiah Pearson, 1673-1689

Listed transactions including those primarily regarding making of meal and fulling of cloth, with weaving and spinning also noted. Some odd jobs and personal business indexed to some extent, including farm chores and construction of a workhouse and prison in 1743 at Salisbury.

Album 18-4: Boston Transit Authority: Traffic Congestion

This album is inscribed "Photographs made in connection with investigation of congestion of traffic, etc." It includes approximately forty-five 3 x 5 inch views of Central Wharf; South Market Street; Blackstone Street; North Market Street; Dock Square; Exchange Street; Faneuil Hall Square; Union Str...

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Ledger of Jeremiah Pearson, 1685-1741

Besides the grinding of corn, rye and wheat into meal and flour, there is a quantity of business in fulling and weaving. Also see 9 pages from end for note regarding hauling masts for six weeks with many other entries specifying logging, drawing, and hauling of masts.

Winter, Stowe, Vermont, 1963

Ice and snow accumulate on a window and shutter in Stowe, Vermont.

Album 18-5: Boston Transit Authority: Washington Street

This album includes approximately twenty-seven 5 x 7 inch views of Washington Street, surveyed block by block in 1904. It documents the street from buildings numbered 572 to 754, plus other unnumbered buildings. Some of the photographs in this album have been removed and placed in the appropriate Wa...

Album 18-6: Boston Transit Authority: Subway Entrances

This album includes approximately fourteen 5 x 7 inch photographs of subway entrances, including Boylston Street seen from the burial ground on Boston Common; Tremont Street; Central Square in Cambridge; the Revere House, Bowdoin Square (hotel); Dover Street; and two unidentified subway entrances, ...

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Account book of City Mills, 1830-1832

Records amounts of meal ground for customers, most of whom have accumulated debts under $200 over a period of three to six months.

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Account book of Josiah Allen, Boston, Mass., 1780-1828

First quarter of book itemizes sale of leather, hair, and bark. More than half is devoted to payment for labor - mainly in painting and carpentry including work on long wharf. Allen family genealogy notes appear in last portion.

Album 18-7: Boston Transit Authority: Construction

137 5x7 views, including construction of subway near School Street; tunnel at Scollay Square; Boylston Street Station exit; tunnel near Hollis Street; construction work on Section 11, with many buildings indicated, some in snow; Court Street, including both construction and street views, with detail...

Album 19: Views of Fitzwilliam, New Hampshire

This album includes seventeen 4 x 5 inch photographs of buildings and scenery in Fitzwilliam, New Hampshire, taken in 1903. The album includes images of an inn, a tavern, a church, and the green. This album is a travel memento. It is inscribed, but the inscriptions are difficult to read.

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Account book of Nathaniel Hesseltine, Weston, Vermont, 1829-1838

Itemizes a variety of small articles sold. Lists towns in Massachusetts, Vermont and New Hampshire. Gives some schedule of travels with uneven faithfulness. Many personal comments suggesting village life. ("A fuss took place" etc.). 1829 road petition regarding towns of Weston, Andover, and Walpole,...

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Invoice book of William Jackson and Co., Boston, Mass., 1856-1861

Accounts of shipments of candles and soap, naming customer and container ship; wharfage and insurance charges and destination (mostly US ports) are given. Last third of book is confined to soap factory expenses and itemizing of orders for soap, some exported and some apparently distributed locally.

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Ledger, Boston, Mass., 1816-1840

Lists essential materials, with cost, in candle-making, some imported. Includes orders shipped to customers running into 4 figures.

Album 21: Historic Doorways and Buildings

The images of Boston and the surrounding area are bound with material relating to Charleston, South Carolina, and other southern areas. The album includes several hundred 3 x 4 inch photographs varying from detailed views of doorways to general elevations. The Boston images include several details o...

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Ledger of Mather Withington, 1792-1831

A partially indexed itemization of professional services (appraising, measuring, protracting, writing warrants, and making appearances in court) with reimbursement by selectmen. An equal amount of space is taken up with household and personal expenditures and labor including farm chores, masonry, a...

Evening Snowfall, Stowe, Vermont, 1971

Snow and ice cover trees in Stowe, Vermont.

Album 22: Boston Buildings and Streets, Part 1

The photographs in Album 22 appear to have been produced in the 1890s or early 1900s as copies of earlier prints originally produced from the 1850s to the 1880s. The originals have not been located, making these albums a significant resource for views by Boston photographers of churches, streets, a...

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Account book of Nathan Weston Jr., Maine, 1853-1856

Records fees for legal services under clients' names, occasionally with hometown. Attorney Weston appears to have been in the employ of Penobscot County while carrying on his private practice in east and central Maine, with at least one client in Boston and one railroad company.

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Account book, May 1831-July 1832

Records shipments of indigo, most totaling in four figures. Notes quantities, consignments, and names of vessels.

Dump fire, Stowe, Vermont, 1971

The burning at the local dump was a volatile public issue in Stowe. Reed spent many hours documenting the deleterious effects of the smoke on the small town. In this view, he included a series of fence posts evocative of grave markers in a not-so-subtle allusion to the potential impact of pollution....

Album 23: Boston Buildings and Streets, Part 2

The photographs in Album 23 are duplicates of the photographs in Album 22. They appear to have been produced in the 1890s or early 1900s as copies of earlier prints originally produced from the 1850s to the 1880s. The originals have not been located, making these albums a significant resource for ...

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Account book of M.L. Williams, Boston, Mass., 1889-1890

Records terms of leases and payments for office quarters, giving names of tenant firms and some addresses.

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Account book, New York, 1861-1879

A young man's records of various employment: farm chores, carriage-building, etc. Purchases of food, books, and clothing are interspersed among farm business, shoe repair, etc. Weather reports and declaration of worth at interest (at age 21) and several New York addresses appear.

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Account book, Boston, Mass., New Jersey, Delaware, ca. 1881

Minimal alphabetical index to accounts suggests investments in utilities, railroads, and real estate (Boston vicinity and Delaware), with 4 banks named and items entitled "Estate of Joseph Noble", the latter a possible clue to writer (i.e. executor). See book #94 for other material (will) of J. Nob...

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Wastebook of Samuel Winn Jr., Medford, Mass., 1771-1800

Scratchings include some weather observations, some payments for deeded land, expenditures for clothing. There are lists giving value of beef quarters and of hides. Notes suggest tanyard and slaughter house. One page of musical notation and several more of ballad limericks.

Album 24: The Vale, Waltham, Mass.

This photograph album is embossed with "Waltham, The Vale" on the cover. Inside the front cover is inscribed, "Annie L. Sears & Mary P. Sears from Frank." The album includes twenty-eight 7 x 4.25 inch photographs taken circa the 1890s which emphasize the landscape of the Vale, especially trees. It a...

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Account book of Rebecca E. Shattuck, Boston, Mass., 1845-1857

The expenses of a woman including clothing, furniture and notions. Book sellers' plate. 3 loose slips.

Album 25: Historic buildings in New England

Approximately fifty 4x6 photographs by Wilfred French, all annotated. An index accompanies the album. Photographs date from the 1880s to the early 1890s and include buildings in Concord, Boston, Lexington, Dedham, Dorchester, Duxbury, Salem, Cambridge, Medford, Saugus, Danvers, Winchester, Andover, ...

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Account book of Martha Ingalls, Swampscott, Mass., 1864

Records purchases of household furniture. The loose papers concern settlement of estate of Martha Ingalls.

Crushed cars, Morrisville, Vermont, 1971

Like many of Reed's photographs, this one finds abstract beauty without sacrificing an interest in environmental issues. The image can be read as an intriguing pattern of lights and darks, or, equally, as a warning about the onslaught of trash blotting out the landscape. These concerns, one aestheti...

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Daybook of Otis E. Weld, Boston, Mass., 1895-1897

Financial entries covering a range of items from flowers and small purchases at department stores to stocks and bonds, loans, and house repairs.

Album 26: Historic houses and churches of New England

This album consists of photographs by Holden and Marion Green, probably in the 1940s, of houses which were moved, including photographs of the houses in their original locations as well as their new locations. Documented in this album is a house moved from Assonet, Mass. to Egypt, Mass.; homes moved...

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Account book of William Allen, East Bridgewater, Mass., 1833-1837

Personal expenses include everything from books to tooth brushes, vividly suggesting daily life at school in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

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Daybook of School District #5, Wheelock, Vermont, 1867-1893

Records transactions involved with the operation of a school both in cash received and expenses ranging from teachers' pay and board to wood and insurance. Dates may suggest school-year schedule of a New England farm town.

Album 27: Views of the New England Coast by Henry Peabody

This album includes ninety-eight photographs by Henry Peabody documenting harbors, shorelines, and prominent buildings from Hull, Mass., to Grand Manan, New Brunswick. The album includes images of lighthouses, hotels, bathing scenes, and wharves. The album appears to have been produced for the Detro...

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Account book of West Parish Meetinghouse, Salisbury, Mass., 1794-1941 continuously

Tax collections and parish expenditures including maintenance of buildings and fences, and payments to several other sects within the town. Also gives ministers' salaries, price of wood and pasturage, and cost of repairs to organ. Twentieth century management of funds occupies central section.

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Accounts daybook of William Endicott and Oliver Hubbard, Boston, Mass., 1797-1807

Records the cost to customers of pieces of tailored wearing apparel with fabric and labor listed separately. There are between 10 and 20 payments recorded per page, and 3 or 4 pages per week. See books 30 and 42 for other Oliver owners of account books.

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Daybook of Hadley Richards, Newport, New York, Feb. 6-Oct. 29, 1847

Records amounts of beef, pork, lamb, etc. with price per pound. The number of customers is great and the size of purchase small. A very few creditors' names appear. 15 pages reused for newspaper clippings and published poetry (mid nineteenth century). The two newer sheets are someone's attempt to st...

Album 28: Boston and vicinity

This album of snapshots created by amateur photographer Dorothy Wirth includes images of Lexington, Hingham, Framingham, Concord, Sudbury, Beacon Hill (Boston), and Wayland, Mass.; and Poland Springs and Kittery, Maine. The pages of the album are annotated.

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Account book, Amherst, Mass., 1846-1849

Daily business in small quantities of meat recorded with about 45 customers per page, and about 3 pages per week. Occasional extraneous items like shingles, tallow etc. Last 6 pages record payments for labor, some groceries, etc.

Album 29: Brimfield, Massachusetts

This album consists of approximately twenty photographs of buildings in Brimfield, Massachusetts, taken from 1900 to 1910. The album emphasises civic structures, and it includes one panorama.

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Aerial views of New England harbors and coastal communities

Includes approximately 100 8 x 10 aerial photographs taken in Massachusetts, Maine, Rhode Island and New York coastal communities. Also included are photographs of the S.S. Bear (Byrd Expedition, Newfoundland), as it departed from Boston. Other localities represented are Rockport, Annisquam, Glouces...