Transactions and Collections of the American Antiquarian Society, Volume 1; Volume 9American Antiquarian Society, 1909 - United States |
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Page v
... building belonging to Mr. Supply Ham , next east of the Franklin House in this town , has been remodeled . In taking up the chamber floor a quantity of type was found , which indicate that the room had , some long time ago , been used ...
... building belonging to Mr. Supply Ham , next east of the Franklin House in this town , has been remodeled . In taking up the chamber floor a quantity of type was found , which indicate that the room had , some long time ago , been used ...
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American Antiquarian Society. in this building with Furber & Russell . It is probable that he had laid it over the window out of sight behind the casement , that it was forgotten and has there quietly rested for eighty years . Being an ...
American Antiquarian Society. in this building with Furber & Russell . It is probable that he had laid it over the window out of sight behind the casement , that it was forgotten and has there quietly rested for eighty years . Being an ...
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... building , once his printing office , which he used for his counting room and business . office , after his retirement . It was later occupied by his coachman ; and about the year 1838 , was bought by the Proprietors of Rural Cemetery ...
... building , once his printing office , which he used for his counting room and business . office , after his retirement . It was later occupied by his coachman ; and about the year 1838 , was bought by the Proprietors of Rural Cemetery ...
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... building . All of these buildings were painted yellow . At that time there was a middle road between Court Hill and Main street , and two flights of wooden steps led to the street before the house . Judge Thomas ' advertisement for the ...
... building . All of these buildings were painted yellow . At that time there was a middle road between Court Hill and Main street , and two flights of wooden steps led to the street before the house . Judge Thomas ' advertisement for the ...
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... building was completed , the business of the Worcester Bank was un- doubtedly transacted in the counting house of Daniel Waldo , Jr. " At a meeting of a Number of Gentlemen at Barker's tavern ( Exchange Hotel ) in Worcester , 18 ...
... building was completed , the business of the Worcester Bank was un- doubtedly transacted in the counting house of Daniel Waldo , Jr. " At a meeting of a Number of Gentlemen at Barker's tavern ( Exchange Hotel ) in Worcester , 18 ...
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