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Unidentified elderly woman in lace cap

Elderly women in outerwear and lace cap.

Girl in polka dot dress

Girl, about 3-4 years old, wearing polka dot dress.

Mature man with outerwear

Middle aged man in outerwear.

Woman with brooch

Portrait of a woman, about 35 years old, in outerwear and brooch.

Samuel Batchelder (1784-1879) (Uncle Frank)

Bearded man in outerwear.

Woman with fancy bonnet

Portrait of a woman wearing fancy bonnet, lace & brooch.

Bearded man with spectacles

Bearded man with outerwear and spectacles. Preserver and mat loose.

Unidentified boy

Adolescent boy, about 13-14 years old.

Nellie Haven

Nellie Haven, at age 6-7 years in a ruffled dress.

Unidentified man

Man, about 40 years old, in outerwear.

Annette Rogers

Annette Rogers at age 15, daughter of Henry B. Rogers. Gift of Mrs. Greely Curtis.

Bearded man with top hat

Bearded middle-aged man in top hat and outerwear.

Barbara W. Cotton and Charlotte H. Cotton

Barbara and Charlotte Cotton, as young women, dressed in fancy outerwear. Gift of Mrs. E.H. Lansing.

Margarite Chen

Striking portrait of a Margarite Chen, age 22, in dark cloak and bonnet.

Reverend John M. Marsters (1827-1907)

Reverend John M. Marsters, photographed at about age 30, wearing an ascot.

Woman with bonnet and fur coat

Woman wearing fancy bonnet & fur coat.

Woman with gloves and open book

Woman, in outerwear, bonnet and gloves, seated at a table with an open book.

Woman in floral bonnet

Woman in a fancy floral bonnet.

Unidentified woman with lace collar

Woman wearing earrings, brooch, and lace collar.

Unidentified infant girl

Infant girl, about 1 1/2 years old.

Mary E. Haven (poke bonnet)

Young woman wearing outerwear, bonnet and fur muff.

Head-and-shoulders portrait of Annie Brace Stevenson, facing front, location unknown, ca. 1860

Annie Brace Stevenson was an artist and writer in Brookline, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of Jonathan Greely Stevenson and the sister of Martha Curtis Stevenson and Frances Greely Stevenson. The sisters were involved in philanthropic activities and lived together in Brookline, Massachusetts.

Unidentified men

Two men, perhaps brothers or business partners, posed side by side.

Mary Munroe Curtis (Mrs. Wm. Willson) (1814-1869)

Mary Munroe Curtis, 1814-69, later Mrs. William Willson, wearing elaborate hairstyle, bonnet and outwear. Gift of Mrs. W.O. Ross.

Mrs. Henry Spaulding or her sister Mary

Young woman with lace collar.

Unidentified woman in shawl

Young woman wearing fancy bonnet and shawl.

Alice Crowninshield (Mrs. Josiah Bradlee)

Alice Crowninshield as young woman with bows on her collar and in her hair.

Miss S.E. Austin (died 1885)

Middle-aged women in fancy bonnet.

Head-and-shoulders portrait of Martha Curtis Stevenson, location unknown, ca. 1860

Martha Curtis Stevenson served with the U.S. Sanitary Commission in 1863-1864 which provided civilian support for soldiers during the Civil War. She was the daughter of Jonathan Greely Stevenson and the sister of Frances Greely Stevenson and Annie Brace Stevenson. The sisters were involved in phila...

Unidentified woman

Woman dressed in fancy outerwear and bonnet.

Man (30s) with outerwear

Bearded man, probably in 30's, dressed in outerwear.

Mature man

Mature bearded man.

Young woman with short hair

Young woman with short hair. Same image as D.6.016 and D.6.184.

William Endicott (b. 1799)

Man probably in his 50's with tight-lipped expression. Gift of Thorndale Endicott.

Young woman in plaid dress

Young woman with braided hair, wearing plaid dress.

Miss Sarah E. Huntington

Sarah E. Huntington, seated with arms folded across her waist. Drapery visible in upper left corner.

Head-and-shoulders portrait of Miss Frances Greely Stevenson, facing front, location unknown, undated

Frances Greely Stevenson as a young woman is shown in the image. She was the daughter of Jonathan Greely Stevenson and the sister of Martha Curtis Stevenson and Annie Brace Stevenson. The sisters were involved in philanthropic activities and lived together in Brookline, Massachusetts.

Unidentified woman

Adolescent or young woman with elaborate hairstyle and with bonnet.

Elizabeth Lincoln

Elizabeth Lincoln as a young woman wearing an elaborate bonnet and fringe dress.

Unidentified woman with bonnet

Young woman wearing an ornate bonnet.

Adelaide Phillips

Adelaide Phillips as a young woman.

Lucy Coffin

Lucy Coffin wearing a fancy bonnet. See also D.6.401.

Unidentified man with sideburns

Handsome man with heavy sideburns, possibly member of Cutting family. From the Sears Collection.

Mother and child

Young mother and child.

Young man holding book

Young man holding a book. His hands seem disproportionately large due to foreshortened camera angle. From the Sears collection.

Unidentified young woman

Portrait of young woman; very poor condition. May be closer to a 1/16 case.

Young woman with lace collar and brooch

Young woman with lace collar and brooch. See also D.9.105.

Woman with lace collar

Woman with lace collar. Same image as D.9.104. Date of this image may be as late as 1857, when Rees is listed at 385 Broadway.

No image available

Young man with dark hair and beard

Young man with dark hair and a beard, wearing a striped tie, white shirt, and dark coat. The daguerreotype is housed in an elaborate wrought iron rose and shell scroll frame.

Trade card for the Conqueror Wringer, Conqueror Wringer Co., New York, New York, undated

The product is sold by Nichols Brothers, dealers in stoves and tinware, in Peterborough, New Hampshire.