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Sign-"A. Boyden's Hotel"
c. 1850
1982.19
This classic wooden hotel sign came from a hotel that was run in Deerfield, Massachusetts, in the 1850s. |
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Glass Bottle
1850-1900
1985.0024.070
This large bottle, a "demijohn," was typical of the kind of bottles used for international trade and is of a type first used in France in the 17th century. |
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Mansion House, Greenfield, Mass.
1908
1997.08.01.0093
Since the 18th century, hotels were located on this site but none so large or prestigious as the Mansion House. |
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Old Caleb Hubbard Tavern, at Plumtrees. Sunderland-First Home of Pacific Lodge, 1801
1906
1997.08.01.0122
Built in 1763 by Israel Hubbard, this building was used as a tavern for over 100 years. |
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Conway House, Conway, Mass.
1911
1999.03.0053
Built before 1850, Conway House was a large inn and tavern on Main Street in Conway. |
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Hotel, Montague, Mass.
1999.03.0060
The hotel in the center of Montague, Massachusetts, built in 1830, stood for more than 130 years before it burned in 1953. |
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"The Old Porch" Ashfield House, Ashfield, Mass.
1999.03.0072
Ashfield House is one of the few small town tavern buildings that survived from the 18th to the 20th centuries intact. |
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"Massachusetts A Guide To Its Places and People"
1937
L02.144
This guide from the Works Progress Administration (WPA) was a part of a huge effort to create employment for the millions thrown out of work by the Great Depression (1929-1940). |
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"Amherst House."
1843
L03.018
Albin P. Howe purchased the Amherst House in the center of Amherst, Massachusetts, in 1843 and announced his new management with this flyer. |
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Sconce-Candle Reflector
c. 1835
K.060
This tin candleholder came from Hall Tavern in Charlemont, Massachusetts. |