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Papers of James Bowdoin Bradlee (1813-1872)

James Bowdoin Bradlee's correspondence includes personal letters James wrote in 1835 from Europe and Russia while he was traveling there on his father's business. A letter from his brother Henry in Calcutta, also traveling for Josiah Bradlee & Company, shows that the sons had to work hard in thei...

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Papers of Mary Perrin (May) Bradlee (1815-1877)

Mary Perrin May Bradlee's collection provides insight into the life and manners of nineteenth century women. Her correspondence series contains letters primarily from family members. The letters sent from Benjamin W. Crowninshield, husband of her daughter, Katherine, are enlightening. His caustic...

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Papers of Alice Bowdoin (Bradlee) Chase (1846-1925)

Alice Chase received letters from Belgian and French soldiers, both hospitalized and prisoners of war. In this she seems to have had similar interests with her female Codman in-laws. There are several postcards from these soldiers as well, primarily on stationery stock of "La Fayette Fund" in New...

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Papers of Theodore Chase, Jr. (1832-1895)

Theodore Chase, Jr.'s correspondence reveals his considerable interest in music and musical criticism. Several letters refer to his writing reviews of various performances. We also learn that he was both a supporter of and organizer for the Boston opera in 1887. Chase seems also to have taken an ...

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Papers of Alice "Ahla" Newbold Codman (1866-1923)

The largest subseries in the collection is letters received. Spanning the period from 1884 to 1923, it includes correspondence from a variety of places and persons in different circumstances. For instance, the letters of Geraldine De Koon-Korner relate the experiences of a woman who, having lost ...

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Papers of Charles Russell Codman (1784-1852)

The papers of Charles Russell Codman pertain largely to three areas: the Ogden family, founders of Ogdensburg, New York; the Lincoln estate; and the William Vans case involving his uncle Richard Codman. The family of Charles’ second wife, Sarah Ogden, lived in New York. There are letters in this ...

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Papers of Dorothy Sarah Frances May Codman (1883-1968)

Dorothy maintained voluminous correspondence from an early age. Louisa L. Sanborn was a school friend, and her letters, like many other early ones, express a schoolgirl's interests. The German letters were sent by a onetime German teacher. The museum correspondence deals primarily with attempts t...

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Papers of Hannah (Robinson) Codman (1768-1819)

The correspondence in this series supplements that of Hannah’s husband, Stephen Codman, as it mostly relates to their daughter, Hannah (1796-1818). Where Stephen Codman's letters are from their daughter Hannah in New York, the letters to her mother were written while she was staying in Portland. ...

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Papers of Hugh Codman (1875-1946)

Hugh maintained a running correspondence with his brother, Tom, in the years between World War I and II. This is the most extensive element of his correspondence. These letters deal primarily with family affairs. Like Tom and Dorothy, Hugh wrote to and received letters from French prisoners of wa...

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Papers of James Macmaster Codman (1831-1917)

James' papers are one of the smallest in the Codman family papers. They consist of one letter and eight drawings and watercolors. The letter, written 28 January 1892 from Brookline, is to his brother, Charles Russell Codman II (1829-1918), concerning their brother Ogden. He described Ogden as "a ...

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Papers of John Codman III (1755-1803)

The scope of John Codman's collection is extensive. His correspondence includes letters received from Christopher Gore, later Governor of Massachusetts from 1809 to 1810, while the latter resided in London. The financial series constitutes a majority of the collection. It spans twenty years of Jo...

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Papers of Leila Howard (Griswold) Codman (1856-1910)

Leila Codman's correspondence includes a large quantity of letters she received during her marriage to Ogden Codman, Jr. There are congratulatory letters received on the occasion of her engagement to Ogden in October 1904. The remaining letters are mainly from members of the Codman family, with w...

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Correspondence received: letters

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Correspondence received: postcards

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Financial records: account books, cash

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Financial records: account books, wages paid

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Financial records: accounts settled, stocks

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Financial records: fiduciary accounts, personal

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Financial records: memorandum re: house at 34 Beacon Street, Boston, Massachusetts

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Legal documents: estate papers re: Chase, Alice Bowdoin (Bradlee), sister

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Other papers: gift cards

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Other papers: postcards

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Printed material: religious tracts re: revivalist apologia

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"Imported Chairs: Side Chairs, Chippendale, Heppelwhite, Adam, Sheraton 2"

Photo album titled: "Imported Chairs: Side Chairs, Chippendale Heppelwhite Adam Sheraton 2." Title is hand printed in black on front cover; title, subtitle and volume number are hand printed in black on spine. Album has a beige fabric covering and 34 dark gray pages, all of which are now loose. Fiv...

"Imported Chairs: Side Chairs, Colonial, Empire, Sheraton, Hepplewhite 3A"

Photo album titled: "Imported Chairs: Side Chairs, Colonial, Empire, Sheraton, Hepplewhite 3." Title is hand printed in black on front cover; title, subtitle and volume number are hand printed in black on spine. Album has a beige fabric covering and 82 dark gray pages, all of which are now loose. F...

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Address books (5 folders)

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Calendars, 1900-1903

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Stationary: other stationary, blank

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Aladdin Houses built in a day, 3rd ed., catalog no. 25, North American Construction Company, Bay City, Michigan

The catalog has photographs, illustrations and floor plans for the prefabricated houses. Text on the front cover reads, "Aladdin Houses the New Home." There are indexes inside the front cover.

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Journals

This series contains twenty-seven journals recording sales transactions of Irving and Casson and Irving and Casson - A. H. Davenport Co. from 1904 through 1949. With the exception of one volume, each journal lists sales orders in an approximate numerical and chronological order; however, not all num...

Aladdin Homes "built in a day," catalog no. 28, North American Construction Company, Bay City, Michigan

The catalog has photographs, illustrations and floor plans for the prefabricated houses. Text on the front cover reads, "Aladdin Homes, E.A. Morgan, Highest Award World's Fair." A letter to the customer is pasted inside the front cover. A color chart describes the paint and wood dyes available to cu...

Aladdin Homes "built in a day," catalog no. 29, North American Construction Company, Bay City, Michigan

The catalog has photographs, illustrations and floor plans for the prefabricated houses. An order form is attached in the back of the catalog. Text on the front cover reads, "Highest Award World's Fair, Aladdin Homes, C. Merrill." A letter to the customer and a price list is pasted inside the front ...

Aladdin homes, catalog no. 33, 2nd ed., The Aladdin Company, Bay City, Michigan

The catalog has photographs, illustrations and floor plans for the prefabricated houses. An order form is attached in the back of the catalog. Text on the front cover reads, "Aladdin Homes presented to E. Chamberlain." The business won a medal at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition. A separa...

Practical farm buildings, plans and suggestions, by A.F. Hunter, published by F.W. Bird & Son, East Walpole, Mass.

Plans and suggestions for building poultry houses, barns and other farm buildings are shown in text and drawings. The roofing manufactured by the Company is described.

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Financial

Subseries A, Financial, 1850-1855, contains a receipt for fire insurance (1850) and receipts from the estate of Sarah Little (1855). The subseries is arranged chronologically.

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Receipts, fire insurance

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Receipts, estate of Sarah Little

Receipts (2 items)

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Financial

Subseries A, Financial, 1848, contains one receipt dated 1848.

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Receipts

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Letter sent, to daughter Catherine Adams regarding her inheritance

Personal correspondence (1 letter)

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Letters received, business letters

Business correspondence (12 letters)

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Letters received, personal letters from family and friends

Personal correspondence (16 letters)

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Diary of farm work

1 notebook

"Sideboards. Serving Tables."

Album of design drawings produced by A. H. Davenport Co. titled: "Sideboards. Serving Tables." The title is printed on the spine in gold on a red leather label. The company name is printed in black on the front cover; the volume number "2" is also printed in black on the spine. Album has a beige fab...

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Expenses, household and farm

1 receipt

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Expenses, household and farm

Receipts (33 items)

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Expenses, household and farm

Receipts (30 items)

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Expenses, household and farm

Receipts (3 items)

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Expenses, household and farm

1 receipt

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Expenses, household and farm

Receipts (31 items)