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	Search results for Wonderful    Refine your search Subject Buckland (Mass); Spear... (1) Clock and Watch Making... (1) Indian Baskets -- Mass... (1) Library Buildings -- M... (1) Creator Bement, Clara, Librari... (1) Herbie Spear (1) Date 1820? (1) 1866? (1) 1891-1960 (1) 1930-1940? (1) results 1-4 of 4 item(s)  page 1 of 1 : ( <<  1  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Subject: Description: 1. Clock, made by William Sherwin, Buckland, Mass., circa 1820 Clock and watch making--Massachusetts; Longcase clocks; Sherwin, William, 1787-1866; Warner, Daniel; Buckland (Mass.); Ashfield (Mass.) Clock made by William Sherwin (1787-1866) of Buckland, Mass., cabinet made by Daniel Warner. William Sherwin was born October 26, 1787 in Ashfield, Mass. and his name appears often in the early history... 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. 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... 4. 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 1-4 of 4 item(s)  page 1 of 1 : ( <<  1  >> ) :: previous : next
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