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Box of Wires Rectangular cardboard box with a flap for a lid. Box is stamped with "De Sta Co Products" in a red diamond in a globe like oval. Inside are clipped bits of metal.
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Box of Wires Short, square cardboard box. Ends are coming apart. Lid is nestled under the bottom. Inside are various wires.
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Lazy Susan Wooden lazy susan. Rounded top is resting on a wood box, which rests on small four feet and another wooden square platform. Most likely hand made, or local made, as cuts seem quite rough and not industrially done.
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Bench Bench made of pine wood.
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Flat-topped Easel Wooden easel with a flat top for creating small sculptures. Mostly made by 2x4s. Top is connected to a round wooden bar which allows the top to spin. Appears either home made or made by a local, not industrial.
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Large Hand
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Head of a Man (Beethoven Life Mask)
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Madonna of Consolation Base, mold
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Peace Halting the Ruthlessness of War, mold
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Crusaders for Freedom, mold
Mold with portraits of three people, one man and two women. In the center is a decorative torch. There is a rough perimeter around the plaque.
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A. E. P. Rockwell
Rectangular painted plaster portrait, in light green wash. Rectangular portrait of man wearing a jacket and tie in profile facing right. The man has an Roman nose, mustache, and hair longer on the sides than top. Plaque lower right corner is broken off.
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Samuel Coleridge Taylor_mold
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Samuel Coleridge Taylor
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Portrait of a Woman
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Portrait of a Young Woman
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Sylvia
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Sylvia
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Study for "Art"
Plaque depicts three women figures in robes, each holds an item emblematic of art (palette, calipers). Painted white for the background and figures are tan.
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Julian Daniel Taylor
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This is a test!
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Hed Test
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[Untitled]
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Journal, vol. 2, 1842-1843 This volume discusses Harris’ time teaching in Roxbury; living with father, mother, aunt Betsey, and sister before the family moves to Canton; hearing lectures by Theodore Parker on slavery and James Freeman Clark on religion; a normal school reunion; and poems. Six pages containing the end of the entry for Sunday, March 20 to the beginning of April 3 torn out.
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Eliza Gould Journal In this Journal, Eliza Gould discusses the ways of the normal school. She spoke of the days she lived in the normal school. She has a poem as the first thing in her journal. She discusses the assembly that Cyrus had put together for all of the maidens. What was mostly spoken of was the maidens and King Cyrus and how they went about their days and studies.
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Ben Rohrbasser Shannon Journal