Request of Sept. 16, 1788 for special town meeting to consider slaughter house at the North Bridge, leading to Wapping Street. Signed by Samuel Henley and 18 other objectors, including Amos Tufts, John and Davi More
Certificate of membership of the Bunker Hill Monument Assoc. This certificate is made out to Dr. Rufus Wyman, signed by the officers and a dozen members of the Association, and gives the date of founding as 182 More
Document no. 3 regarding surrender of lands for new street along N.E. side of Bunker Hill, November 10, 1835. Refers to Medford Street apparently and asks that it be 50 feet wide and removed from the Mystic Riv More
Hymn sheet for lecture at 210th anniversary of First Congregational church, November 13, 1842. Including text of hymn by William B. Tappan, beginning: God of our fathers, while our ears shall hear the chronicle More
Frontispiece to 31 page book of 1843 by Solomon Willard, its architect, about "Plans & sections of the obelisk on Bunker's Hill with details of experiments made in quarrying." Shows no windows & no details of t More
Sketch from Solomon Willard's book of 1843, showing underground foundation 12 ft. deep and 50 ft. square for Bunker Hill Monument which as declared July 5, 1825 five weeks after the laying of the cornerstone, w More
Bunker Hill Monument showing Monument Square Methodist Church. Three At the left is the house occupied by John Wade Damon (Sawyer pp. 405-8) and purchased in 1863 or so by Capt. Washington Thomas, said to have More
Unsigned primitive painting of Charlestown Prison Yard showing granite octagonal structure of 1850. Possibly painted by an inmate; certainly an example of folk art. For the first sixty years in the life of the More
Charlestown Female Seminary and First Baptist Church, 1850. This is said to have been the first boarding school for girls in the state, and almost the first in the country. The seminary was instituted in 1831 b More