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	Search results for Approximately    Refine your search Subject Buckland (Mass); Spear... (1) Congregational Churche... (1) Indian Baskets -- Mass... (1) Lyon, Mary, 1797-1849;... (1) Nutting, Wallace, 1861... (1) Show more... Creator Herbie Spear (1) Lyon, Mary (1797-1849) (1) Nutting, Wallace, 1861... (1) Date 1835-08-21 (1) 1850-1860? (1) 1866? (1) 1875-1920? (1) 1888-1900? (1) Show more... results 1-8 of 8 item(s)  page 1 of 1 : ( <<  1  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Subject: Description: 1. Buckland Congregational Church 150th Anniversary Program, Buckland, Mass., 1935 Congregational Churches--Massachusetts; Franklin Association (Franklin County, Mass.); Congregational churches-Clergy; Mount Holyoke College; Lyon, Mary, 1797-1849; Woodward, Robert Strong, 1885-1957; Waldron, John D., Reverend; Buckland (Mass.); Deerfield (Mass.) Program printed in black ink on both sides of white gloss paper folded in half resulting in 4 pages. Overall size is approximately 9 inches by 12 inches, includes 4 sections of text, and 3 images. One... 2. Whip snaps, Buckland Mass., circa 1880 Whips; Braid; Weaving; Buckland (Mass.) Whip snaps were incorporated into the tip of the whip on the end that would hit or snap the animal, usually a horse, into obedience. The snaps in Buckland's collection are orange, blue, green, yellow,... 3. Buckland Center School, Buckland, Mass., circa 1890 Schools--Massachusetts--Buckland; Teachers--1890-1900; Students--1890-1900; Classes (Groups of students); Museums and schools--United States; Music-halls--Massachusetts; Halls--Massachusetts; History-Societies, etc.; Buckland (Mass.); Buckland Center School, District No. 1 in Buckland, Mass.,was built after the Old Brick Schoolhouse was torn down in 1850 or 1860. The Buckland Center School, a two-story wooden structure, was built on... 4. Letter from Mary Lyon to Reverend William Tyler, August 21, 1835 Lyon, Mary, 1797-1849; Tyler, William, reverend, 1789-1875; Grant, Zilpah Polly, 1794-1874; Caldwell, Eunice 1811-1903; Buckland (Mass.); Ipswich (Mass.); Weymouth (Mass.); Boston (Mass.); Norton (Mass.) Original 1835 letter written by Mary Lyon (1797-1849), founder of Mount Holyoke College, to Reverend William Tyler (1789-1875). The two-sided letter is written on paper that measures approximately 16-1/4... 5. Wallace Nutting' untitled signed photograph of a country road lined with trees Nutting, Wallace, 1861-1941; Photographs; Outdoor photography Hand-colored photograph of a country dirt road lined with trees measures 3 inches high by approximately 6-1/2 inches wide and is framed under glass. The photo is mounted on top of matting, which measures... 6. Native American basket, Buckland, Mass., circa 1866 Indian baskets -- Massachusetts; Basket making -- Massachusetts -- Buckland; Buckland (Mass.) Hand-crafted, round, handled basket with lid believed to have been made in 1866 in one day by a Native American family in Buckland, Mass. The basket is approximately 14-1/2 inches in diameter. The bottom... 7. Quilt, several squares, basket design, Buckland, Mass., circa 1860 Quilts; Quilted goods; Coverlets; Buckland (Mass.); Sterling (Mass.); Ashfield (Mass.); Shelburne (Mass.) A number of squares of a circa 1860 quilt which was given to the Buckland Historical Society by the Sterling [Mass.] Historical Society in October 2005. As the quilt originated in Buckland Mass., the Sterling... 8. Herbie Spear's Pure Clover Honey tin container, Buckland, Mass., circa 1930 Buckland (Mass.); Spear, Herbie; Tin containers; Advertising tins; Honey; Bee products Circa 1930's tin container is gray in color and has a tight fitting lid as well as a handle. It was used to hold five (5) pounds of honey. It measures approximately 6 inches high with a diameter of 5 inches.... select all : clear all : add to favorites results 1-8 of 8 item(s)  page 1 of 1 : ( <<  1  >> ) :: previous : next
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