Items

• Aerial view of Times Square
  Aerial View of Times square taken circa 1944 Taken 1 negative : film, black & white ; 35 mm
• Priscilla Beach, Plymouth, Mass
  This is Priscilla Beach, located in Plymouth, Massachusetts. It is in the format of a postcard.
• Nantucket building
  A picture of the sign on the front of the Nantucket Library, also known as the Nantucket Atheneum, located in Nantucket Massachusetts.
• Cat lounging on by a stained glass window
  Image of a cat lounging on a stained-glass window.
• 1976 Bird's eye view of Framingham State
  A bird's eye view of Framingham State University in 1976
• Homer
  This item here is an illustration of a bust of Homer, famous Greek poet. It displays him with his iconic curly facial hair, a lose covering, and cap. The drawing is done in great detail with what appears to be pencil or pen. - Justice Barriere
• Art: Photographs of advertisements
  An advertisement for "'Our Trust' Vegetine, the great blood purifier" for dogs.
• Celtics Return. Bill Russell.
  Russell, Bill stepping out of car plus signed backing.
• On a clear day you can see forever
• View of Westport, Conn : 1878
  A map of Westport, Connecticut from 1878 created by O.H. Bailey & Co. Currently held at the Boston Public Library in the Norman B. Leventhal Map Center.
• Flower
  A black and white picture of a flower taken in 1935.
• Dog Advertisement
  An advertisement for Vegetine, "the great blood purifier" for dogs.
• Siamese Cat
• Almeda Walker holding raccoon.
  Almeda Marion Walker, Class of 1927, poses outdoors with a live raccoon. "Almeda M. Walker, 1927" Printed on back. "M.S.C. Collection" stamped on back.
• PMSIA
• Girls High Normal School
• Hollingsworth School
• Meta Warrick, Atlantic City
• Spirit, Mind, Body
• Props
• Set design, possibly Skidding
  Broadway play, May 21, 1928-July, 1929 A play in three acts, The living room of Judge Hardy in a certain town in Idaho https://www.ibdb.com/broadway-production/skidding-9802
• Watching for Dawn
• Framingham Map
• Water Boy
• Newspaper Article_1920
  Very small newspaper article with no note on where it comes from. States "A portrait statuette of Maude Cuney Hare, the pianist, executed by the sculptress Meta Warrick Fuller, has been accepted by the Academy of Fine Arts, Philadelphia, and is now on exhibit at the Academy's 115th annual exhibition."