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	Search results for Building    Refine your search Subject Weaving Weaving -- Pat... (3) Clark, Eleanor W (1902... (1) First Congregational C... (1) Library Buildings -- M... (1) Library Buildings Dedi... (1) Show more... Creator Bement, Clara, Librari... (1) Clark, Eleanor W (1902... (1) Howard Udel, Pittsfiel... (1) Probably the Buckland ... (1) Unknown (1) Show more... Date 1950? (1) 1957-05-08 (1) 1888-1900? (1) 1888-1904 (1) 1891-1960 (1) Show more... results 1-13 of 13 item(s)  page 1 of 1 : ( <<  1  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Subject: Description: 1. Cobbler Shop with Mr. Wells, Buckland Mass., circa 1900 Shoemakers; Shoemakers-Massachusetts-Buckland-History-19th Century; Townsley, Dan Colton (1824-1902) Circa 1800's cobbler shop located in Buckland, Mass. Mr. Wells about 1900 is written on the back of the photograph. It is not known who Mr. Wells was or when or how he might have been affiliated with the... 2. Facts about the, Buckland Church Library, 1891 journal, Buckland, Mass. Library buildings--Massachusetts--Buckland; Dedication services; Congregational Church (Buckland, Mass.); Methodist Church in Massachusetts; Buckland (Mass.) The first page of a journal book at the Buckland Public Library is assumed to have been written at the time of the Library's dedication, July 4, 1891, probably by the first Librarian, Clara Bement. This... 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. Buckland Grange float pulled by oxen and horses, Buckland, Mass. Oxen; Grange; Buckland Grange No. 87 (Buckland, Mass.); Parade Floats--Massachusetts; Parades--Massachusetts; Buckland, Mass.; Shelburne Falls, Mass. Two oxen and four horses pulling a float in a parade heading south on State Street on the Buckland side of the Deerfield river in the village of Shelburne Falls, Mass. The float, decorated with flowers,... 5. Eleanor W. Clark, Buckland, Mass. Clark, Eleanor W. (1902-1958; Postmasters--Massuchusetts--Buckland; Weaving; Handlooms; Looms; Weaving - Patterns; 4-H clubs; Teachers and community); Buckland (Mass.) Miss Eleanor W. Clark lived in Buckland at the Wilder Homestead with her aunt, Hattie Bertha (Sanderson) Wilder, from about 1942 until Miss Clark's sudden death on 3 May 1958 as a result of a heart attack.... 6. Handloom yellow and tan placemat, Buckland, Mass., circa 1950 Weaving; Weaving--Patterns; Handlooms; Looms; Buckland (Mass.) Yellow and tan hand-woven cotton placemat with a hand-sewn edge measures about 14 inches by 16 inches. The pattern is a simple coarse weave made on a handloom. It is presumed the mat was created by a member... 7. Handloom placemat,wedding gift to Francis Wilder & Virginia Hunt, Buckland, Mass., 1949 Weaving; Weaving--Patterns; Handlooms; Looms; Buckland (Mass.) Green, brown, and beige hand-woven cotton table linen with fringe measures 11 inches by 14-1/2 inches and was made on handlooms in Buckland, Mass. by Miss Eleanor W. Clark (1902-1958) and Mrs. Hattie Bertha... 8. Weaving pattern samples, Wilder Homestead, Buckland, Mass. Weaving; Weaving--Patterns; Handlooms; Looms; Buckland (Mass.) Five examples of weaving patterns, each of these pieces may have been commercially woven rather than hand-crafted on one of the homestead's antique looms: Piece A in burgundy and white with a weft surface... 9. Buckland 1st Congregational Church Sanctuary, Buckland, Mass., circa 1900 First Congregational Church (Buckland, Mass.); Lyon, Mary, 1797-1849; Churches--Massachusetts--Buckland; Buckland (Mass.) Sanctuary of the First Congregational Church, commonly known as The Mary Lyon Church, located in Buckland, Mass. and established in 1785. In 1793, Col. John Ames led the construction of the church building,... 10. Hattie Bertha (Sanderson) Wilder at her loom, Buckland, Mass., 1957 Wilder, Hattie Bertha, (1867-1958); Buckland (Mass.); Weaving; Weaving-Patterns; Handlooms; Looms; Lunenburg (Mass.) Hattie Bertha (Sanderson) Wilder on her 90th birthday in Buckland, Mass. The curtains in the window are hand woven. Mrs. Wilder is shown weaving at her loom as her faithful Border Collie looks on. Aunt... 11. Robert Strong Woodward chalk drawing, 'A New England Afternoon,' Buckland, Mass. Woodward, Robert Strong, 1885-1957; Color Drawing; Buckland (Mass.) Chalk drawing made about 1919 titled, A New England Afternoon, by Buckland, Mass., artist Robert Strong Woodward (1885-1957). The scene depicts the Nilman house in East Buckland, Mass. Around 1940, Woodward... 12. Buckland Public Library Exterior, Buckland, Mass., 1891 Library buildings; Dedication services; Buckland (Mass.) Exterior of the Buckland Public Library, originally known as the Free Public Church Library believed to have been around the time of the library's dedication on July 4, 1891. The building, which still... 13. Buckland Center School students and teachers, Buckland, Mass., 1893 Schools--Massachusetts--Buckland; Teachers--1890-1900; Students--1890-1900; Classes (Groups of students); Museums and schools--United States; Buckland (Mass.) Students and a teacher at the Buckland Center School circa 1893. Note the barefoot boys and what appear to be the crocheted collars on some of the girls dresses. 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