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A postcard of a small neighborhood with pin building in the center-left. there are white windows on the front. Addressed to Miss Agnes Scully. The back is transcribed as “Hello Agnes, Having a swell time. Lost my hat twice yesterday in the strong…

A postcard of a street corner with to cement buildings. The one in full view has a brown/red roof. There is an overpass/bridge in the background. Addressed to Miss Agnes Scully. The back is transcribed as “Dear Cousin Agnus, me are having a lovely…

A postcard of a young pilgrim boy is pushing a wheel barrel full of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and bread. There is text at the top left saying 'thanksgiving joy". Addressed to Miss Agnes Scully. The back is transcribed as “Dear Ag. The man is over…

A postcard of a white building with six pillars, a car out front, and two people walking in. Addressed to Miss Agnes Scully. The back is transcribed as “Big times in town today liberty Prade mile long 2 Bands were out everyone was out up here in…

Colorized photograph of Jesse Gifford. Subject seated outdoors, with legs crossed and hat on knee. Portrait in oval wooden frame with floral carvings on top, bottom, left and right.

Hand made sugar cube holder/condiment dish made in Sheffield, England by Leonard Silver Inc. Metal unknown, possible silverplate, in shape of a basket with infinity pattern around rim. Spoon and glass bowl missing.

An old adult male shoe that matches descriptions of shoes from the Civil War Era.

A metal shot glass from the Florida mountain area. On the side of the glass there are the works "North Adams Mass." and "Mohawk Trail."

This is a family bible from 1960. It is a dark, natural tone and worn from many years of use, but overall it is well taken care of.

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

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…

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