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Image of Roy Waldo Miner from the Marine Biological Laboratory Archives

Image of George Pelton Lawrence from Who's Who in State Politics, 1908

Multiple Items. Four Yearbooks that she considers her yearbook project. The yearbooks mean more to her then just a book. The yearbooks begin with the Mark Hopkins School yearbook in her 5th/6th grade. The Hugh Peyton family photos and yearbooks are…

German-made cat postcard with 3D effects and squeaky noise. There is both a front and a back to the postcard. On the front there is a picture of a cat, and on the back there are places for a stamp, address, and message.

This is a short newspaper article about Capt Mitchell F.D. Flaherty winning command of his ship. The article was written in 1960 during the Cold War Era. He was assigned the U.S.S. Noble

Two napkin holders with an insignia that says "North Adams, Mass" on the bottom and "The Mohawk Trail". It depicts a Native overlooking the road. One of the Napkin Holders has a sculpture of a dog on the side.

Photo of Great, Great Grandfather.

This newspaper clipping describes F.D. Flaherty and his promotion to being the commander of a nuclear-powered naval ship, the cruiser Long Beach. Flaherty is from North Adams.

Newspaper clipping from the North Adams Transcript, Afternoon Edition, Wednesday, Sept 28, 1966, reporting retirement of N.A. Native, Rear Adm Michael F.D. Flaherty from U.S. Navy

This is a short newspaper article explaining that Flaherty, his wife, and his son are in North Adams visiting family on Hall Street.

Mrs. Cornelius F. Harrington Jr. was a Navy wife, who went to a luncheon put on by the Navy. Mrs. Cornelius F. Harrington Jr. was also from North Adams, and grew up in the same neighborhood as Rear Admiral Luke Flaherty. It can be inferred the this…

A clear medicine bottle marked "Listerine" supposedly used to hold Listerine.