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"Hallowe'en Greetings"

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"The blackest cats that ever were seen wish you good luck this Hallowe'en"

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"Hallowe'en Greetings"

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"I'm not afraid of spooks. Are you?"

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"Halloween"

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"Hallowe'en"

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"Happy Hallowe'en"

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"May Halloween always greet you with a smile"

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"This little witch of Hallowe'en is telling her cats a greeting which on their broomsticks they're to carry you with wishes for a speedy meeting"

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"Hallowe'en"

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"Hallowe'en Greetings"

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West bedroom, second floor, Castle Tucker, Wiscasset, Maine

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Camp Meigs Memorial Park, Readville (Hyde Park), Mass., c. 1905

View of Camp Meigs Memorial Park depciting two cannons on a grassy area on either side of a flagpole with two birch trees. Additional trees and buildings can be seen in the background and a dirt path surrounds the grass area. The camp was used as a training field during the Civil War for many Mass...

Stanley demonstrating boat, record 46,000 miles, length, 28 feet, The Stanely Co., Salem, Mass.

Potential customers are urged to equip their boats with a Stanley Motor.

For a victorious new year, menu, Hotel Kenmore, 496 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, Mass.

The New Year's Day menu offers such dishes as Louisiana Creole soup, steak, lobster baked Hubbard squash and plum pudding and other desserts.

New England cabinet organs illustrated catalogue, descriptive price list, New England Organ Co., Marble Building, 1299 Washington Street, Boston, Mass.

Illustrations and descriptions for various organ styles are provided. There is a list of the musical capacities of the organs. The back cover has an illustration of the factory on Wareham Street in Boston. Text stamped on the front cover reads, "A.B. Seavey agent, 51 Lincoln Street, Saco ME."

Magnavox presents a world of new music dimension, solid-state custom component systems, operating instructions, The Magnavox Company, Fort Wayne, Indiana

The product is a soild state stereo FM and monaural FM/AM radio tuner and micromatic record player combination.

At home or away enjoy exciting new value and magnificent entertainment with a Magnavox, The Magnavox Company, Fort Wayne, Indiana

Magnavox products are described for home entertainment.

Magnavox, people who appreciate the flawless re-creation of music make Magnavox the world's most listened to stereo, The Magnavox Company, Fort Wayne, Indiana

The catalog features astro-sonic and solid-state stereos, radios, modular components, reel-to-reel and cassette recorders and players.

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Cookbooks and recipes

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Building products, 1957 parade of products, volume 3, number 1, January 1957, Hudson Publishing Co., 34 N. Main Street, Hudson, Ohio

The item is the National Association of Home Builders Show issue. The show opened in Chicago on January 20, 1957. There are ads for roofing materials, flooring, siding, doors, windows and home appliances and fixtures. The magazine showcases "new materials, products, equipment, methods."

Building products, architect builder ed., vol. 6, no. 2, February 1960, Hudson Publishing Co., Number One First Street, Los Altos, California

Building materials for homes, schools and offices are described. Ads for home appliances and fixtures are included. Text on the front cover reads, "News of materials products equipment methods for architects and builders."

"50th Anniversary Celebration," The Cape Codder, May 7, 1985

An article about the fiftieth anniversary of the Cape Cod Canal.

Photograph, "50 Years of 'Easy Access,'" The Cape Codder, May 7, 1985

A photograph with the caption: "One of the huge channel piers of the Bourne Bridge in August, 1933."

"Dedication Is Impressive," Sunday Standard-Times, July 5, 1964

An article about the dedication of a bridge in Wareham, Mass. to Donald W. Nicholson.

"Cape Cod Canal Stretches for 17 Miles," Cape Cod Standard-Times, May 17, 1966

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"Rear Window," Upper Cape Codder, February 26, 2004

An article about the S. S. Bunker Hill.

"Troubled Waters, Shipwrecks in the Cape Cod Canal," Cape Cod Life, June, 2007

1 newspaper clipping

"When the Iron Horse Came to Bourne," unknown newspaper

An article about the development of railroads in Bourne, Massachusetts.

"Collector Surprised To Discover Ancestor," unknown newspaper

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"[illegible] Vermont Girl a Pooh-bah," unknown newspaper

A newspaper article about a female station agent at the Granville, Vermont, train station. The connection with the Cape Cod Canal is unknown, and the clipping is in very fragile condition.

"The Exclusiveness of Falmouth," unknown newspaper

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"Nation to Take Cape Cod Canal," unknown newspaper

This is the second page of the article; the first page is not present.

"Canal Now Uncle Sam's, Parkers May Lose Privileges Along Ditch," unknown newspaper

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Photograph, "Do You Remember?," unknown newspaper

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Photograph, "Lightship Breaks Loose," unknown newspaper

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Photograph, "The 'Old Bridge' at Old Bridge Road," unknown newspaper

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Photograph, "Excursion steamer passes through canal not long after it was opened," unknown newspaper

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Photograph, "Cape Canal Railroad Span in 'Action,'" unknown newspaper

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"Historical Manuscripts in the Public Library of the City of Boston. Number Three."

1 periodical

"The Cape Cod Ship Canal"

1 periodical

"The World To-Day"

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"Harper's Weekly," Vol. LII, No. 2664

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"The Boston Common," Saturday, May 14, 1910

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"Hampton's Magazine," November 1910

1 periodical

"New England Telephone Topics," June 1911

1 periodical

"Bulletin of the American Geographical Society," Vol. XLVI, No. 11, November, 1914

1 periodical

"Fall River Line Journal," Vol. XXXVI, No. 16, August 3, 1914

1 periodical

"The Rudder," Vol. XXX, No. 9, September, 1914

1 periodical

"Compressed Air Magazine," Vol. 41, No. 7, July, 1936

1 periodical