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[Portrait of Blanche Dunn]

Photograph shows Blanche Dunn (1911- ), a Jamaican American female Harlem Renaissance actor and socialite.

Page 84: "Evening Accompanied Mr Alcott [Bronson Alcott] Mr Rice [Rev. Mr. Rice] Hannah P. [Hannah Rogers] and Elizabeth H to the East Village to listen to a conversation from Mr A [ Bronson Alcott]."

Lowell

Page 28: " I saw several high hills in N.H. [New Hampshire] and also the spires of the churches in Lowell [Lowell, Massachusetts]"

Billerica

Page 27: "After dinner I prepared to accompany Hannah [Hannah Rogers], she having invited me to pass Thanksgiving with her in Billerica [Billerica, Massachusetts]"

Journal Vol 6. 1851-1852

Louisa Harris just describes daily life as a student

Journal Vol. 10, 1877-1905

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Union Hospital Plaque

Alpha Kappa Alpha Plaque, mold

Framingham Women's Club Medal, mold

Stylized rendering of "FWC" club acronym on front with decorative scrollwork surrounding it, and "SERVICE" along the bottom.

Portrait of a Man, mold

Portrait of a man in profile facing right, wearing a suit jacket and tie, with an angular face, balding head, and pointed beard and mustache.

Booker T. Washington, mold

Portrait profile of a man facing right and slightly away from view. The man has closely cropped hair and lines around his eyes.

Menlik II in Profile

Seated man in imperial Ethiopian crown and robe with round designs holding a scepter in profile facing right. Painted in a dark metallic applied to front.

Menelik II in Profile

Seated man in imperial Ethiopian crown and robe with round designs holding a scepter in profile facing right. Writing is in the upper right corner.

Menelik II of Abyssinia, mold

Seated man in imperial Ethiopian crown and robe holding scepter in three-fourths view facing left.

MIMA, mold

Perry James Fuller, mold

Mother and Child

Narrow rectangular cast of a woman wearing a headscarf in right-facing profile holding a child that looks out at the viewer. Child is not to scale. Plaque is completely white.

Mother and Child, mold

Narrow rectangular mold of a woman wearing a headscarf in left-facing profile holding a child that looks out at the viewer. Child is not to scale.

Journal Vol. 5, 1848-1851

Harris talks about her life as well as noting the many milestones in her life towards the latter part of this journal. Earlier in the journal she describes her experiences in school as well as the times she goes to church.