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"Old Folks Concert" poster
1891
1988.04
When the Second Congregational Church in Greenfield, Massachusetts, needed a new motor for their organ they turned to a professional group to put on an "Old Folks Concert." |
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Avery Oxen Show Admission Ticket
2000.25.02
James Avery of Buckland, Massachusetts, made a business from showing his record-breaking oxen at county fairs and shows. |
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"Giant Oxen" Poster
2001.24.04
This poster promoted the Avery Oxen of Buckland, Massachusetts, in the 1890s. |
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"Avery Oxen" Poster
2001.24.05
This poster advertised the "Giant Oxen" show, a traveling wonder from Buckland, Massachusetts. |
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"Harvest Home Fair" Poster
c. 1896
2001.24.06
The Avery Oxen were a top draw at a fair held in 1896 in the Harlem River Park. The Park then served as a recreation spot for many German immigrants. |
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Abraham Lincoln
c. 1865
2002.22.501
This lithograph is a portrait of President Lincoln within the text of the Emancipation Proclamation. |
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"The Boy Scouts Year Book"
c. 1919
L02.166
The Year Book, one of the many publications of the Boy Scouts of America, was first published in 1915. |
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Mint Industry from "The History of the Town of Ashfield"
1910
L04.005
This is an account of the rise and fall of the peppermint industry in Ashfield, Massachusetts in the first half of the 19th century. |
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To Nationalize the GREEN O HORSE RADISH
c. 1925
L04.016
Green O horse radish was produced in Deerfield, Massachusetts, by Deacon John J. Greenough (1840-1934) |
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"By the River"
Nov 30, 1919
2003.22.85.03
One of two known prints dated 1920, Arthur Fuller's early colored etchings confirm his enthusiasm for color. |
