ESTHER HOWE WHEELER ANDERSON SLIDE COLLECTION, [ca. 1941]-1975

Esther Howe Wheeler Anderson, 1945

Vault B5, Unit 24


EXTENT: 2,657 35 mm. color transparencies, plus lecture notes for seven slide lectures.

ORGANIZATION: Organized into three series: I. Slide lectures; II. Loose slides, by subject; and III. Slide lecture notes. Series I holds  transparencies for six slide lectures: I.A. Thoreau Country; Walk to Wachusett; I.C. Autumnal Tints; I.D. Thoreau’s Gardens; I.E. Cape Cod; I.F. Ireland. Series II is organized into ten subseries: II.A. Farming and horses; II.B. Concord landscape (natural, built, and historical); II.C. Massachusetts places other than Concord; II.D. Places beyond Massachusetts; II.E. The rivers (Merrimack, Concord, Sudbury, and Assabet); II.F. Plants, flowers, shrubs, and trees; II.G. Animals and insects; II.H. Atmospheric effects and natural phenomena; II.I. House, yard, and gardens; and II.J. People (E.H.W.A., family, friends, and neighbors).

BIOGRAPHY: Born in 1891, Esther Howe Wheeler was the second of six daughters of successful market gardener Frank Wheeler and his wife Lucie Howe Brigham Wheeler, who lived at Nine Acre Corner in Concord, Massachusetts, in the house now numbered 148/154 Fitchburg Turnpike.  Her siblings were: Hilda (born 1889); Priscilla (1894); Elizabeth (1899); Eirene (1901); and Frances (1904). 

After her father’s death in 1919, she kept the Frank Wheeler Farm in operation, relying on foreman Michael (Mike) Burke and Irish and Nova Scotian farm help for muscle and on her uncle William Wheeler for financial oversight.  At the end of her life, she looked back with some amazement at the responsibilities she had assumed as a young woman, when she maintained eight greenhouses, purchased tons of soft coal to fuel the farm boilers, and trucked produce to market.
           
In 1920, Esther Wheeler married Leslie O. Anderson, who worked for and ultimately took over what had been Towle and Kent’s grocery store on Concord’s Mill Dam.  The couple had become acquainted through Leslie’s visits to Nine Acre Corner to pick up produce and make deliveries.  The Andersons had three children and, eventually, sixteen grandchildren. Their daughter Pauline Anderson (1921-2002) married Stanley Ellis Wilson, with whom she had five children—Stanley Ellis, Jr., L. Scott, Lucie, Maurine, and Barbara.  William Wheeler Anderson (1924-1992) married Mary Richardson and had four children—Kenneth D., William W., Jr., Kristin, and Elizabeth, (Libby).  David Anderson (1927-2007) married Charlotte M. Lehto and had seven children—Janice, Bonnie, Beverly, Jennifer, Donna, Lori, and David.  

Esther and Leslie Anderson and their family lived in the Frank Wheeler farmhouse at Nine Acre Corner.  The alliance of the Frank Wheeler Farm on the outskirts of Concord and Anderson’s Market in the village center worked to the advantage of both enterprises, providing the farm with a dependable outlet for its produce and the store with a ready supply of fresh, local vegetables, fruits, and herbs.  (Esther Anderson was especially interested in growing herbs and collected publications on the subject.)

Although Nine Acre Corner is removed from the center of Concord, Esther Howe Wheeler Anderson formed part of the social fabric of the town.  She was a member of the First Parish in Concord, the Concord Art Association, and the Concord Antiquarian Society.  Beyond Concord, she belonged to the Massachusetts Market Gardeners’ Association, the Middlesex Canal Association, and the Massachusetts Herb Society.  An avid admirer of Concord author Henry David Thoreau, she was a founding member of the Thoreau Society (established 1941).  Leslie Anderson, too, was an active community member.  He belonged to the Rotary, the Elks, the American Legion, the Concord Chamber of Commerce, and the Massachusetts Retail Grocers’ Association.  Accomplished equestrians, Esther and Leslie Anderson were both members of the Concord Boot and Saddle Club for a time.

Mrs. Anderson was a gifted photographer with a particular fondness for landscape work, in Concord and beyond, and a familiarity with the work of earlier Thoreauvian photographer Herbert Wendell Gleason.  She built an extensive body of interpretive landscape photographs (thirty-five millimeter color slides) and grouped images into coherent slide lectures, most of which were inspired by Thoreau’s writings.  From the 1940s, she presented her slide lectures to friends at her home, to the annual gathering of the Thoreau Society in Concord, and in other New England venues. Esther Anderson passed her interest in photography on to her son William, who founded Anderson Photo in Concord Center.

Leslie Anderson died in 1957.  In July of 1961, Esther Anderson wrote in her farm journal, “Home place put on sale.”  (Her son David purchased it.)  Mrs. Anderson moved from the Wheeler homestead into a house (“Glenside”) at 262 Garfield Road in Concord.  She died in 1985, at the age of ninety-three.

Slide boxesSCOPE AND CONTENT: 2,657 35 millimeter color transparencies (almost all images by Esther Howe Wheeler Anderson, but including a few commercially produced slides and a few images by William Wheeler Anderson, Sr.) and typed lecture notes with manuscript additions for seven slide lectures compiled by Mrs. Anderson. 

The images in this collection were all taken between about 1941 and 1975. Mrs. Anderson captioned most of them in pencil or ink (some captions revised after the initial identification was made). For slides in the collection processed without a date stamp on the cardboard mounts, it is possible to establish a date range through the graphics printed on the mount (see the Kodachrome slide mount chart at http://trainutz.com/rcMOUNT.shtml). A large proportion of slides in the collection were date-stamped when processed.  In addition, Mrs. Anderson included dates in a small number of the manuscript captions she wrote on her slides.  However, as noted in captions for some individual slides, these are not always accurate.

Series I of the collection contains 824 slides, for the lectures “Thoreau Country,” “Walk to Wachusett,” “Autumnal Tints,” “Thoreau’s Gardens,” “Cape Cod,” and—the only lecture unrelated to Henry David Thoreau—“Ireland.”  Her typed lecture notes for these slide lectures are housed in Series III, along with transcribed versions by her grandson, William Wheeler Anderson, Jr.  (Series III also includes Esther Anderson’s lecture notes for a slide lecture on herbs, which was donated to the New England Herb Society by her daughter-in-law Mary Anderson prior to the acquisition of this collection by the Concord Free Public Library.)

The 1,833 slides in Series II are organized loosely by subject, with significant overlap between subseries (for example, there are slides of many plant specimens among the “House, Yard, and Gardens” slides even though there is a separate slide grouping for plants, and many “people pictures” scattered throughout the collection even though there is a separate “People” grouping).  The broad subject groupings in Series II are: farming and horses; the Concord landscape—natural, built, and historical (including historical sites, markers, and patriotic and historical commemorations); other places in Massachusetts (including many images of Mount Watatic and Mount Wachusett); places beyond Massachusetts (Florida, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Virginia, and Washington, D.C.); rivers (Merrimack, Concord, Sudbury, and Assabet); plants, flowers, shrubs, and trees; animals (wild and domestic) and insects; atmospheric effects and natural phenomena (including clouds, sunsets, and rainbows); Mrs. Anderson’s house, yard, and gardens (at both 148/154 Fitchburg Turnpike and 262 Garfield Road); and people (Esther Anderson and her family, friends, and neighbors).     

PROVENANCE: After Esther Anderson’s death, her slides were held by her grandson, William Wheeler Anderson, Jr., until purchased by the Concord Free Public Library.

SOURCE OF ACQUISITION: Collection and rights relating to it purchased from William Wheeler Anderson, Jr., March 2006 (collection received February 2006).

RELATED HOLDINGS: Esther Howe Wheeler Anderson Collection of Herb Publications (William Munroe Special Collections, Concord Free Public Library, Vault A45, Anderson, Unit 1); Wheeler and Related Family Papers (CFPL, Vault A45, Wheeler, Unit 5).

NOTES/COMMENTS: Accessioned March 29, 2006 (AMC 139).

The comprehensive organization, arrangement, and numbering system for all slides in the collection—designed to allow the assignment of a unique number to each slide—was devised at the time of processing.  In processing the slide lectures, which arrived at the CFPL in slide carousels in numbered sequence, Mrs. Anderson’s sequencing has been taken into account.  In processing her loose slides, no attempt has been made to maintain the order (or disorder) in which they arrived. The date of images (documented or inferred) does not play a role in the arrangement of slides.

Esther Anderson’s slide lectures as here described represent the final iteration of what were, for her, evolving presentations. There is strong evidence on her slides and in her lecture notes that she added and subtracted items to and from her slide lectures over time and sometimes substituted later (superior) images for some shown as part of an original lecture.  Since she presented some of these lectures over a period of decades, she had ample opportunity to rework them.  For this reason, some numbered slides corresponding to entries on her lecture note cards are no longer found among the slides in the lectures.  (These are identified in the slide listing by the phrase “No slide no. [--].”) Slides earlier removed from previous versions of slide lectures are distributed among the loose slides of Series II.  Four sets of lecture slides include some slides labeled “Extras”—images that were included in the carousel(s) containing the slides for a particular lecture on their arrival at the CFPL but that did not match up with entries in the lecture notes.

A few slides may have migrated into or out of the lectures following Mrs. Anderson’s death, when her grandson William Wheeler Anderson, Jr., stewarded and used them.

Most captions in the slide listing are Esther Anderson’s.  In cases where slides lack captions or in which the captions require some expansion for clarity, interpolations by the processing archivist have been added in square brackets ([ ]). Mrs. Anderson’s occasionally idiosyncratic spellings have, for the most part, been preserved, with corrected spelling in square brackets.  A few simple misspellings have been corrected without the use of brackets.  Punctuation has been added where it clarifies the sense of a caption, again without use of square brackets.  

PROCESSED BY: LPW; finding aid completed January 14, 2014.

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SERIES/SUBSERIES LISTING:

I. SLIDE LECTURES

I.A. Thoreau Country
I.B. Walk to Wachusett
I.C. Autumnal Tints
I.D. Thoreau’s Gardens
I.E. Cape Cod
I.F. Ireland

II. LOOSE SLIDES, BY SUBJECT

II.A. Farming and horses
II.B. Concord landscape (natural, built, and historical)
     II.B.1. Estabrook Woods
     II.B.2.Walden Pond
     II.B.3 White Pond
     II.B.4. Other Concord locations
     II.B.5. Concord historical sites, historical markers, and historical and patriotic commemorations
     II.B.6. Camp Thoreau
     II.B.7. Location unidentified, presumed in Concord
II.C. Massachusetts places other than Concord
     II.C.1. Acton
     II.C.2. Amherst
     II.C.3.Ashburnham and Ashby, Massachusetts, and New Ipswich, New Hampshire—Mount Watatic
     II.C.4. Bedford
     II.C.5. Bolton
     II.C.6. Boston
     II.C.7. Boxborough
     II.C.8. Carlisle
     II.C.9. Clinton
     II.C.10. Cohasset
     II.C.11. Dennis
     II.C.12. Eastham
     II.C.13. Gleasondale
     II.C.14. Gloucester
     II.C.15. Groton
     II.C.16. Harvard
     II.C.17. Hingham
     II.C.18. Hudson
     II.C.19. Lancaster
     II.C.20. Lincoln
     II.C.20a. Littleton
     II.C.21. Marlborough
     II.C.22. Maynard
     II.C.23. Princeton—Mount Wachusett
     II.C.24. Provincetown
     II.C.25. Rockport
     II.C.26. Salem
     II.C.27. Scituate
     II.C.28. Sterling
     II.C.29. Stow
     II.C.30. Sudbury
     II.C.31. Wayland
     II.C.32. Webster
     II.C.33. Wellfleet
     II.C.34. Westwood
II.D. Places beyond Massachusetts
     II.D.1. Florida
     II.D.2. Maine
     II.D.3. New Hampshire
          II.D.3.a. Antrim
          II.D.3.b. Jaffrey
          II.D.3.c. Mount Monadnock
          II.D.3.d. Stoddard
          II.D.3.e. Camp Idlewild (Cow Island, Lake Winnepesaukee)
          II.D.3.f. White Mountains
     II.D.4. Vermont
     II.D.5. Virginia
     II.D.6. Washington, D.C.
II.E. The rivers (Merrimack, Concord, Sudbury, and Assabet)
II.F. Plants, flowers, shrubs, and trees
II.G. Animals and insects
     II.G.1. Bees and beekeeping
     II.G.2. Birds
     II.G.3. Butterflies
     II.G.4. Cats
     II.G.5. Cows
     II.G.6. Dogs
          II.G.6.a. Abbey
          II.G.6.b. Nana
          II.G.6.c. Other
     II.G.7. Spiders
     II.G.8. Turtles
     II.G.9. Other animals and insects
II.H. Atmospheric effects and natural phenomena
     II.H.1. Clouds
     II.H.2. Sunsets
     II.H.3. Other
II.I. House, yard, and gardens
     II.I.1. 148/154 Fitchburg Turnpike, Concord
     II.I.2. 262 Garfield Road (“Glenside”), Concord
II.J. People (E.H.W.A., family, friends, and neighbors)

III. SLIDE LECTURE NOTES

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SERIES I. SLIDE LECTURES

824 slides

Box 1.1:

I.A. THOREAU COUNTRY

159 slides

All of Mrs. Anderson’s “Thoreau Country” slides were remounted, obliterating the captions and the slide numbers on the original cardboard mounts.  Therefore, the slide numbers and captions for this lecture are supplied.  Their sequence is based on the ordering of the slides in the carousel in which they arrived. The supplied captions are based on a combination of the visual information in the slides and on the Thoreau quotations and other information in the two versions of Mrs. Anderson’s “Thoreau Country” lecture notes.

I.A.1. [Uncaptioned; Walden in summer, seen through trees]
I.A.1a. [Uncaptioned; Walden in summer, from path on shore]  
I.A.2. [Uncaptioned; Walden in summer, open view, water calm]
I.A.3. [Uncaptioned; Walden cove through trees, in summer (“humble though very beautiful” landscape)]
I.A.4. [Uncaptioned; Walden’s painted shore (leaves turning)]
I.A.5. [Uncaptioned; edge of Walden Pond, leaves of bushes bright red]
I.A.6. No slide no. 6
I.A.7. [Uncaptioned; view down path around Walden Pond]
I.A.8. [Uncaptioned; Indian mortar, off Marlborough Road]
I.A.9. [Uncaptioned; fall colors at Walden Pond]
I.A.9a. [Uncaptioned; tree turning red and orange]
I.A.10. No slide no. 10.
I.A.11. [Uncaptioned; Walden water (blue)]
I.A.12. No slide no. 12
I.A.13. [Uncaptioned; looking down at Walden]
I.A.14. No slide no. 14
I.A.15. [Uncaptioned; railroad]
I.A.16. [Uncaptioned; path through snow]
I.A.16a. [Uncaptioned; path through snow, snow-laden pine branches]
I.A.16b. [Uncaptioned; Walden Pond seen through snowy pines]
I.A.17. [Uncaptioned; snow-laden pine]
I.A.18. [Uncaptioned; snow-laden pine]
I.A.19. [Uncaptioned; bright day, blue shadows on snow]
I.A.20. [Uncaptioned; north side of Walden Pond, winter]
I.A.21. [Uncaptioned; Fairhaven Bay from a distance]
I.A.22. [Uncaptioned; Fairhaven Bay from a distance]
I.A.23. No slide no. 23
I.A.24. No slide no. 24
I.A.25. [Uncaptioned; Well Meadow]
Water LiliesI.A.26. [Uncaptioned; snow melting in sun]
I.A.27. [Uncaptioned; snow melted]
I.A.28. [Uncaptioned; early skunk cabbage]
I.A.29. [Uncaptioned; Andromeda]
I.A.30. [Uncaptioned; hornet’s nest]
I.A.31. [Uncaptioned; Sudbury River]
I.A.32. [Uncaptioned; pickerel weed]
I.A.33. [Uncaptioned; river’s edge]
I.A.34. [Uncaptioned; water milkweed]
I.A.35. [Uncaptioned; Assabet River; Gleasonesque image]
I.A.36. [Uncaptioned; Egg Rock]
I.A.37. [Uncaptioned; willow catkins, Hubbard’s (Heath’s) Bridge]
I.A.38. [Uncaptioned; boating]
I.A.39. [Uncaptioned; water lilies]
I.A.40. [Uncaptioned; sumac in fall]
I.A.41. [Uncaptioned; birches in fall]
I.A.42. [Uncaptioned; fall landscape]
I.A.43. No slide no. 43
I.A.44. [Uncaptioned; fishing for pickerel through ice on Fairhaven]
I.A.45. [Uncaptioned; fishing through the ice]
I.A.46. [Uncaptioned; fishing through the ice (success)]
I.A.47. [Uncaptioned; fishing through the ice (distant view)]
I.A.47a. [Uncaptioned; ice cutting] 
I.A.47b. [Uncaptioned; blocks of cut ice]
I.A.47c. [Uncaptioned; muskrat house]
I.A.47d. [Uncaptioned; muskrat hunter]
I.A.47e. [Uncaptioned; muskrat hunter]
I.A.48. No slide no. 48
I.A.49. [Uncaptioned; mist rising from Sudbury River]
I.A.50. [Uncaptioned; Sudbury River, clear sky, Lincoln hills in distance]
I.A.51. [Uncaptioned; Mount Misery from Mine Hill]
I.A.52. [Uncaptioned; morning fog]
I.A.53. [Uncaptioned; distant river]
I.A.54. No slide no. 54
I.A.54a. [Uncaptioned; spider’s web]
I.A.55. [Uncaptioned; Lee’s Cliff]
I.A.56. [Uncaptioned; Lee’s Cliff]
I.A.57. [Uncaptioned; Bound Rock]
I.A.58. [Uncaptioned; shore trees crusted with ice]
I.A.59. [Uncaptioned; ice glaze on trees]
I.A.60. [Uncaptioned; ice-glazed tree against blue sky]
I.A.61. [Uncaptioned; drifting snow]
I.A.62. No slide no. 62
I.A.63. [Uncaptioned; high water after snow melt]
I.A.64. [Uncaptioned; high water on meadows]
I.A.65. [Uncaptioned; cows in pasture]
I.A.66. [Uncaptioned; cows in pasture]
I.A.67. [Uncaptioned; calf]
I.A.68. [Uncaptioned; farmhouse, barn, elms]
I.A.69. [Uncaptioned; back door stone and dog]
I.A.70. No slide no. 70
I.A.71. [Uncaptioned; river, with reflections]
I.A.72. [Uncaptioned; young robins in nest]
I.A.73. [Uncaptioned; Barrett’s sawmill]
I.A.74. [Uncaptioned; haying]
I.A.74a. [Uncaptioned; haying]
I.A.75. [Uncaptioned; load of hay on wagon]
I.A.76. [Uncaptioned; Charles Miles House and elm]
I.A.77. [Uncaptioned; brook in fall]
I.A.78. [Uncaptioned; Old Marlborough Road]
I.A.79. [Uncaptioned; Old Marlborough Road]
I.A.80. No slide no. 80
I.A.81. [Uncaptioned; sere landscape, up hill]
I.A.82. [Uncaptioned; stone marker]
I.A.83. [Uncaptioned; view down dirt road]
I.A.84. [Uncaptioned; snake in the sun]
I.A.85. [Uncaptioned; clouds in blue sky]
I.A.86. [Uncaptioned; clouds in blue sky]
I.A.87. [Uncaptioned; rye field]
I.A.88. [Uncaptioned; clouds reflected on stream]
I.A.89. [Uncaptioned; hardhack, growing by evergreen]
I.A.90. [Uncaptioned; dandelions, barn]
I.A.91. [Uncaptioned; sumac on rocky hill, summer (view from Annursnac)]
I.A.92. [Uncaptioned; burning brush]
I.A.93. [Uncaptioned; water view, smoke rising in distance]
I.A.94. [Uncaptioned; water view, smoke rising in distance]
I.A.95. [Uncaptioned; fog over low ground in the morning]
I.A.96. [Uncaptioned; clouds in winter sky (corner of Sudbury Road and Old Road to NAC)]
I.A.97. [Uncaptioned; tracks in the snow (near Pantry Brook, Sudbury)]
I.A.98. [Uncaptioned; cut logs stacked, snow]
I.A.99. [Uncaptioned; oaks with dried leaves, winter]
I.A.100. [Uncaptioned; winter landscape, snow, brook]
I.A.101. No slide no. 101
I.A.102. [Uncaptioned; Flint’s Pond, fall]
I.A.103. [Uncaptioned; Goose Pond]
I.A.104. [Uncaptioned; Little Goose Pond]
I.A.105. [Uncaptioned; cove at White Pond]

Box 1.2:

I.A.106. [Uncaptioned; cove at White Pond]
I.A.107. [Uncaptioned; shades of brown in wooded landscape, stone marker and wall]
I.A.108. [Uncaptioned; Estabrook]
I.A.109. [Uncaptioned; vegetation in Estabrook]
I.A.110. [Uncaptioned; wild apple in blossom, Estabrook]
I.A.111. [Uncaptioned; Old Carlisle Road]
I.A. 112. [Uncaptioned; yellow birch]
I.A.113. [Uncaptioned; patch of polypody growing on rock]
I.A.113a. [Uncaptioned; limestone quarry, Estabrook]
I.A.114. No slide no. 114
I.A.115. No slide no. 115
I.A.115a. [Uncaptioned; tall pine against blue sky]
I.A.116. No slide no. 116
I.A.117. [Uncaptioned; mackerel sky]
I.A.118. [Uncaptioned; Howe Tavern (Wayside Inn), Sudbury]
I.A.119. [Uncaptioned; Nobscot Mountain, Sudbury Meadows]
Mist, Sudbury RiverI.A.120. [Uncaptioned; clouds in evening sky]
I.A.121. [Uncaptioned; fall landscape (stone wall, meadows)]
I.A.122. [Uncaptioned; Nagog Pond in fall]
I.A.122a. [Uncaptioned; view of tree and water through an opening in the side of a building]
I.A.123. [Uncaptioned; Mount Wachusett]
I.A.124. [Uncaptioned; Mount Monadnock]
I.A.125. [Uncaptioned; sheep’s sorrel (red)]
I.A.126. [Uncaptioned; November landscape]
I.A.127. [Uncaptioned; buttonwood tree]
I.A.128. [Uncaptioned; squirrel’s nest]
I.A.129. [Uncaptioned; willow catkin]
I.A.129a. [Uncaptioned; mayflower]
I.A.129b. [Uncaptioned; white polygalas]
I.A.130. [Uncaptioned; appletrees in blossom]
I.A.131. [Uncaptioned; barn, blooming apple, chickens]
I.A.132. [Uncaptioned; farm scene]
I.A.133. [Uncaptioned; farmer in doorway]
I.A.134. [Uncaptioned; fall farm landscape]
I.A.135. [Uncaptioned; Rhodora]
I.A.136. [Uncaptioned; black-eyed Susans]
I.A.137. [Uncaptioned; lady’s slippers]
I.A.137a. [Uncaptioned; lady’s slippers]
I.A.138. No slide no. 138
I.A.139. [Uncaptioned; yellow lily]
I.A.140. [Uncaptioned; Indian pipes]
I.A.141. [Uncaptioned; sunflower]
I.A.142. [Uncaptioned; fringed gentian]
I.A.143. [Uncaptioned; cardinal flowers by brook]
I.A.143a. [Uncaptioned; cardinal flowers (close-up)]
I.A.143b. [Uncaptioned; cardinal flowers by river]
I.A.143c. [Uncaptioned; cardinal flowers (close-up)]
I.A.144. No slide no. 144
I.A.145. Witch Hazel [this slide recaptioned when remounted]
I.A.146. [Uncaptioned; Ministerial Swamp?]
I.A.147. [Uncaptioned; pitcher plant]
I.A.148. [Uncaptioned; black alder (prinos) berries]
I.A.149. [Uncaptioned; cranberries]
I.A.150. [Uncaptioned; double rainbow]
I.A.151. [Uncaptioned; double rainbow]
I.A.152. [Uncaptioned; setting sun]
I.A.153. [Uncaptioned; setting sun]
I.A.154. [Uncaptioned; farm wagon in snow]
I.A.155. [Uncaptioned; sun setting in winter (snow; snowshoes in foreground)]
I.A.156. [Uncaptioned; setting sun; dark clouds]
I.A.157. [Uncaptioned; sand bar at Walden in early morning]

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I.B. WALK TO WACHUSETT

79 slides

Daisies by brookI.B.1. White Pine
I.B.2. From Fairhaven Hill
I.B.3. Wachusett from Cliffs
I.B.4. Monadnock from Wachusett
I.B.5. Wachusett from Fair Haven Hill
I.B.6. No slide no. 6
I.B.7. South Acton
I.B.7a. Stow
I.B.8. Daisies by brook
I.B.9. Acton
I.B.10. [Uncaptioned; sky through trees]
I.B.11. Everlasting
I.B.12. Stow
I.B.13. Sterling—mower
I.B.13a. Before Lancaster [cow and trough]
I.B.14. Hop vine
I.B.15. [Uncaptioned; mower]
I.B.15a. Stow [brook]
I.B.16. Bolton [film warped]
I.B.16a. Bolton?
I.B.17. Lancaster
I.B.17a. Bolton
I.B.18. Bolton—Sterling
I.B.18a. Bolton—Sterling
I.B.19. Lancaster
I.B.20. [Uncaptioned; Nashua River]
I.B.21. Lancaster meadows
I.B.22. Lancaster
I.B.22a. Lancaster—cows
I.B.23. White swamp-pink
I.B.24. Lancaster elm
I.B.25. Ferns
I.B.26. [Uncaptioned; river]
I.B.27. Still Water—S.
I.B.27a. Still Water—N.
I.B.28. [Uncaptioned; cows]
I.B.28a. [Uncaptioned; cows]
I.B.29. West Sterling
I.B.30. West Sterling—mounted wrong
I.B.31. West Sterling
I.B.31a. Still Water
I.B.31b. Brook back of Wachusett
I.B.32. Princeton
I.B.33. Princeton
I.B.34. From Princeton
I.B.35. [Uncaptioned; rock ledge, tree]
I.B.35a. [Uncaptioned; rock ledge above trees]
I.B.36. No slide no. 36
I.B.37. Princeton Village
I.B.38. [Uncaptioned; panoramic view from mountain]
I.B.39. Blueberries
I.B.39a. [Uncaptioned; rock ledge, grass growing from cracks]
I.B.40. [Uncaptioned; view from mountain]
I.B.41. Monadnock from Wachusett
I.B.42. From half way up
I.B.43. No slide no. 43
I.B.44. [Uncaptioned; view from mountain]
I.B.45. [Uncaptioned; blueberries]
I.B.46. P.M. [rays of late-day sun showing from behind clouds]
I.B.47. No slide no. 47
I.B.48. No slide no. 48
I.B.49. [Uncaptioned; sunset sky, moon]
I.B.50. No slide no. 50
I.B.50a. Sunset
I.B.51. A.M.
I.B.51a. From top
I.B.51b. [Uncaptioned; view from mountain]
I.B.52. Wachusett
I.B.53. [Uncaptioned; view from mountain]
I.B.53a. Monadnock from Wachusett
I.B.54. No slide no. 54
I.B.55. No slide no. 55
I.B.56. From ½ way up Wa[chusett]
I.B.56a. Princeton—watering trough on road up
I.B.57. No slide no. 57
I.B.58. Still River
I.B.58a. Sterling [originally captioned “Princeton,” later revised]
I.B.59. Lancaster
I.B.60. Redemption Rock
I.B.61. [Uncaptioned; sign, “Harvard 6 M”],
I.B.62. No slide no. 62
I.B.63. Wachusett from Still River
I.B.64. No slide no. 64
I.B.65. Wachusett from Harvard
I.B.66. Monadnock Range from Harvard
I.B.67. No slide no. 67
I.B.68. No slide no. 68
I.B.69. Sudbury River from Elm Street

Extras:

I.B.70. Milk weed
I.B.71. From Wachusett
I.B.72.P.M.—sunset
I.B.73. Princeton

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Box 1.3:

I.C. AUTUMNAL TINTS

116 slides

I.C.1. Covered Bridge
I.C.2. Ford Mill, Sudbury
I.C.3. Old Road to N. A. C. [Nine Acre Corner]
I.C.3a. Concord from Nashawtuc
I.C.4 and I.C.5 [a single slide, assigned two numbers by E.H.W.A.]. [Uncaptioned; trees, brilliant foliage]
I.C.6. Town Forest or Fairyland
I.C.7. Barbara & Stanley [and brilliant foliage]
I.C.8. Autumn on Fairhaven
I.C.9. No slide no. 9
I.C.10. Rye, Fitchburg Turnpike
I.C.11. No slide no. 11
I.C.12. Barbara & Stanley [in fall landscape]
I.C.12a. Dugan’s Desert
I.C.13. Fairhaven, Purple grass
I.C.14. [Maple; brilliant foliage]
I.C.14a. Annursnac
I.C.14b. No slide 14b
I.C.14c. No slide 14c
I.C.15. Heath’s Bridge, Fairhaven [Fairhaven Hill from Heath’s Bridge]
I.C.15a. Wild Rice, Concord River
I.C.16. Flint’s Pond, or Sandy Pond, Lincoln
I.C.17. Thoreau St.
I.C.18. Scarlet Tree
I.C.19. Road
I.C.20. Andropogon
I.C.21. Andropogon
I.C.22. No slide no. 22
I.C.23. Cows in meadow
I.C.24. Stow
I.C.24a. Stow
I.C.25. Westford
I.C.25a. Walden
I.C.26. Powder Mill Rd.
I.C.26a. Sudbury [tree with brilliant foliage]
I.C.26b. No slide no. 26b
I.C.27. Sudbury
I.C.28. Wayland [church]
I.C.28a. 1st Parish, Concord—Unitarian church
I.C.28b. Wright Tavern
I.C.29. Nashawtuc Hill
I.C.30. No slide no. 30
I.C.31. Thoreau Street
I.C.32. Lee’s Bridge, Sudbury R[iver]
I.C.33. Assabet, Egg Rock [marker]
I.C.34. Assabet
I.C.35. Concord R[iver]
I.C.36. Assabet
I.C.37. Leaning Hemlocks, Assabet
I.C.38. Assabet
I.C.39. [Uncaptioned; trees, fallen leaves]
I.C.39a. Old Road to N. A. C. [Nine Acre Corner], Stone wall
I.C.40. Main Street Cemetery
I.C.41. Baker Bridge Rd. [Lincoln]
I.C.42. Sugar Maple
I.C.42a. Nagog [Acton]
I.C.43. No slide 43
I.C.44. Woodbine, Garfield Rd.
I.C.44a. [Uncaptioned; brilliant red-leafed vine on stone wall]
I.C.44b. Bittersweet
I.C.44c. Chestnuts
I.C.45. Oak, Sudbury Center
I.C.46. Musterfield Road
I.C.46a. [Uncaptioned; oak with scarlet leaves]
I.C.47. No slide no. 47
I.C.48. Blueberries
I.C.48a. Second Division
I.C.49. Grackles
I.C.50. Conantum
I.C.51. Esther Howe Rd.—now New Bridge—Sudbury
I.C.52. Esther Howe Road—now New Bridge, Sudbury
I.C.53. No slide 53
I.C.54. [Uncaptioned; field, distant ridge, clouds]
I.C.55. Monadnock, From Wachusett
I.C.56. Old Road to N. A. C. [Nine Acre Corner] T [toward?] Powder Mill [Road]
I.C.57. Reflections
I.C.58. Herb garden, ‘58
I.C.59. No slide no. 59
I.C.60. From Fair Haven—Wachusett
I.C.61. Nobscot
I.C.62. Milk weed, Sudbury
I.C.63. No slide no. 63
I.C.64. Fords Mill [Sudbury]
I.C.65. Stow
I.C.66. Hickories, Annursnac
I.C.67. Hickories, Annursnac
I.C.68. No slide no. 68
I.C.69. Grapes
George Brigham/pimpkinsI.C.70. Geo. Brigham [and pumpkins]
I.C.71. Brigham’s [showing pumpkins]
I.C.72. [Uncaptioned; road, trees]
I.C.73. Cabbages
I.C.74. Farm—Husking corn
I.C.75. Corn on barn, Sudbury
I.C.76. Scare crow
I.C.77. Cabbages
I.C.78. Walden [branch with brilliant foliage]
I.C.79. Morning mist
I.C.80. No slide no. 80
I.C.81. Mist on Fairhaven
I.C.82. Cobwebs
I.C.83. Nagog [Acton]
I.C.84. White Pond
I.C.85. Hornet’s nest
I.C.86. Cat
I.C.87. Nana [E.H.W.A.’s dog]
I.C.88. Jennie Dugan’s—Nut Meadow Bk. [Brook]
I.C.89. [Uncaptioned; fallen leaves]
I.C.90. Virginia Road—Pine Hill
I.C.91. Fairhaven from Conantum
I.C.92. Pines & maples
I.C.93. Fringed gentian
I.C.94. No slide no. 94
I.C.95. Gentian Lane
I.C.96. No slide no. 96
I.C.97. No slide no. 97
I.C.98. Black Alder
I.C.99. No slide no. 99
I.C.100. Clematis
I.C.101. Sumach
I.C.102. Corner Spring
I.C.103. Maidenhair Fern, Conantum
I.C.104. No slide no. 104
I.C.105. Fall Fires, Hallett’s field
I.C.106. Birch in field
I.C.107. Birch
I.C.108. County Road
I.C.109. Powder Mill Rd.—Second Division
I.C.110. Sherman’s Bridge [Wayland]
I.C.111. [Uncaptioned; field, distant trees, light and dark clouds in sky]
I.C.112. Witch Hazel
I.C.112a. [Uncaptioned; sunset]
I.C.112b. [Uncaptioned; sunset; slide warped]
I.C.113. End A. T. [“Autumnal Tints”]

Extras:

I.C.114. Bright tree
I.C.115. Scarlet tree, Late sun

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I.D. THOREAU’S GARDENS

105 slides

I.D.1. Annursnac
I.D.2. No slide no. 2
I.D.3. White Pond
I.D.4. No slide no. 4
I.D.5. No slide no. 5
I.D.6. Early fog at Walden
I.D.7. No slide no. 7
I.D.8. Pussy willows
I.D.9. Pussy willows at White Pond
I.D.10. Maple sap
I.D.11. No slide no. 11
I.D.12. No slide no. 12
I.D.13. Bloodroot—April, May
I.D.14. Bloodroot
I.D.15. Arbutus, April-May
I.D.15a. Wild rice
I.D.16. Trillium, Apr. to June
I.D.17. Fern
I.D.18. Fern & Evergreen
I.D.19. Cinnamon Fern
I.D.19a. Jack-in-the-Pulpit, May
I.D.20. Cowslips
I.D.21. White Lady Slipper
I.D.22. Lady slippers, May
I.D.23. Lady’s slippers
I.D.24. Columbine
I.D.25. Columbine, May
I.D.26. Smilacina
I.D.27. Rhodora, May
I.D.28. Spikenard
I.D.29. Cress or mustard, Sudbury Rd., Round Hill, Sudbury
I.D.30. Cress
I.D.31. Horse, Democrat [carriage], Sudbury
I.D.32. No slide no. 32
I.D.33. Suckers, 2nd Divi[sion]
I.D.34. Thoreau’s Cove
I.D.35. Walden
I.D.36. Monadnock
I.D.37. From Fair Haven Hill
I.D.38. Estabrook, Carlisle Road
I.D.39. Estabrook Rd.
I.D.40. No slide no. 40
I.D.41. Purple Polygala
I.D.42. White Polygala
I.D.43. No slide no. 43
I.D.44. Arethusa bulbosa, May to June
I.D.45. Lupine
I.D.46. No slide no. 46
I.D.47. Pink Azalea
I.D.48. Pinxter flower
I.D.49. Redwing nest
I.D.50. Humming bird’s nest
I.D.51. Mare’s tails
I.D.52. Clouds
I.D.53. Double rainbow
I.D.54. No slide no. 54
I.D.55. Plover’s Eggs
I.D.56. Killdeer Eggs
I.D.57. Turtle—mud
I.D.57a. Dew on Asparagus
I.D.58. No slide no. 58
I.D.59. No slide no. 59
I.D.60. No slide no. 60
I.D.61. Blueberry blossoms
I.D.62. Blueberries
I.D.63. Blueberries
I.D.64. No slide no. 64
I.D.65. No slide no. 65
I.D.66. Horse chestnut
I.D.67. Barbara at Ministerial Swamp
I.D.68. No slide no. 68
I.D.69. Blue Flag
I.D.70. No slide no. 70
I.D.71. No slide no. 71
I.D.72. Duck weed, Fessenden Hill
I.D.73. No slide no. 73
I.D.74. Mallow
I.D.75. No slide no. 75
I.D.76. Cardinal Flower
I.D.77. Dugan Brook
I.D.78. Swamp Buttercup, Conantum, May 15, 1951
I.D.79. Swamp Buttercup, May 15, 1951
I.D.80. Canada Lily and Meadow Rue
I.D.80a. Frog
I.D.81. Cows & horse, Sudbury

Box 1.4:

Apple treesI.D.82. Apple blossoms
I.D.83. MacIntosh apples
I.D.84. Rye
I.D.85. Green fringed OrchisHabenaria flava, June [-] July
I.D.86. Purple fringed OrchisHabenaria psycodes, June to Aug.
I.D.87. Tall Purple OrchisHabenaria fimbriata, June to August
I.D.88. Chicory, Clover, Wild Carrots, Sudbury Road
I.D.88a. Calopogon pulcellus, June to July
I.D.89. Pearly Everlasting
I.D.90. Tansy—Nashawtuc, Sudbury River
I.D.91. Bush Clover
I.D.92. Senna
I.D.93. Goldenrod
I.D.94. Indian Pipes, July to August
I.D.95. Potatoes
I.D.96. Lexington [showing pumpkins, cart, and pumpkin-headed scarecrow]
I.D.97. Purple Loosestrife, June to Aug.
I.D.98. Canada lilies
I.D.99. Butterfly weed
I.D.100. Andropogon
I.D.101. Spleenwort
I.D.102. Fringed gentian
I.D.103. Fringed gentian
I.D.104. Fringed gentian & Ladies’ Tresses
I.D.105. No slide no. 105
I.D.106. Milkweed
I.D.107. Wayfarer’s Bush—Hobble bush, Garfield Road
I.D.108. Squirrel’s nest
I.D.109. Oak balls
I.D.110. Pump, Sudbury
I.D.111. [Uncaptioned; fall scene—turning trees, cow]
I.D.112. No slide no. 112
I.D.113. Old Marlboro Rd.
I.D.114. No slide no. 114
I.D.115. No slide no. 115
I.D.116. No slide no. 116
I.D.117. No slide no. 117
I.D.118. Lee’s
I.D.119. No slide no. 119
I.D.120 No slide no. 120
I.D.121. [Uncaptioned; sky, clouds, rays of sun]
I.D.122. No slide no.122
I.D.123. Sunset

Extras:

I.D.124. Sunset, White Pond
I.D.125. Lightning
I.D.126. Blue Hills from Fairhaven
I.D.127. Clouds across meadows
I.D.128. Ice breaking up
I.D.129. Pine against sky
I.D.130. Night

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I.E. CAPE COD

202 slides

I.E.1. Sand in wave [introductory slide]
I.E.2. [Uncaptioned; sand, waves, blue sky with clouds]
I.E.3. [Uncaptioned; map of Cape Cod; transparency buckling]
I.E.4. [Uncaptioned; leaving Concord—Thoreau-Alcott House, 255 Main Street]
I.E.5. [Uncaptioned; rocks, sand, waves, blue sky—Cohasset?]
I.E.6. Cohasset [rocky shore]
I.E.7. Cohasset [rocks and sea spray]
I.E.8. [Uncaptioned; ocean inlet, showing grass, shore, rock]
I.E.9. No slide no. 9
I.E.10. [Uncaptioned; lobstering]
I.E.11. [Uncaptioned; lobster traps on pebbly beach]
I.E.12. Monomoy
I.E.13. [Uncaptioned; Daniel Webster Inn, Sandwich]
I.E.14. [Uncaptioned; Sandwich, showing church steeple]
I.E.15. [Uncaptioned; scrubby coastal landscape]
I.E.16. [Uncaptioned; Hudsonia tomentosa]
I.E.17. [Uncaptioned; Thoreau’s “pine oak woods”]
I.E.18. [Uncaptioned; dirt road through the “pine oak woods”]
I.E.19. Lake in woods
I.E.20. [Uncaptioned; dirt road through shrubbery]
I.E.20a. [Uncaptioned; weather-beaten antique house]
I.E.21. No slide no. 21
I.E.22. Road [dirt road through woods]
I.E.23. [Uncaptioned; dirt road through shrubbery]
I.E.24. [Uncaptioned; overlooking bay, Brewster]
I.E.25. No slide no. 25
I.E.26. [Uncaptioned; beach, water, blue sky with clouds]
I.E.27. [Uncaptioned; gray landscape; open ground]
I.E.28. Jeremiah’s Gutter
I.E.28a. [Uncaptioned; historical marker for Jeremiah’s Gutter]
I.E.29. Nauset Harbor
I.E.30. Nauset
I.E.31. [Uncaptioned; scrubby coastal landscape with flowers and tree, blue sky]
I.E.32. Provincetown
I.E.33. [Uncaptioned; stunted coastal apple tree]
I.E.34. Moss, Eastham
I.E.35. [Uncaptioned; windmill]
I.E.35a. Salt works
I.E.36. [Uncaptioned; scarecrow]
I.E.37. [Uncaptioned; house and garden patch]
I.E.38. [Uncaptioned; John Doane memorial marker, Eastham]
I.E.39. Doane’s, Cavalier Robbins’ [house], Eastham
I.E.40. [Uncaptioned; dead whale on shore]
I.E.41. No slide no. 41
I.E.42. [Uncaptioned; whale ribs, standing]
I.E.43. Gov. Prence Road [Eastham; whale ribs standing]
I.E.44. Millenium [Grove; Eastham]
I.E.44a. [Uncaptioned; pear tree]
I.E.45. Prince House [Eastham]
I.E.46. [Uncaptioned; beach landscape]
I.E.47. [Uncaptioned; dark sky, dark sea, rough water]
I.E.48. [Uncaptioned; walking with umbrella at ocean’s edge]
I.E.49. Beach on bay side [clouds, moon shining on water]
I.E.50. [Uncaptioned; waves breaking]
I.E.50a. Nauset
I.E.51. Gravel
I.E.52. [Uncaptioned; waves breaking]
I.E.53. Rushing up
I.E.53a. [Uncaptioned; wave breaking, water rushing up to shore]
I.E.54. [Uncaptioned; grass, dune, ocean, blue sky]
I.E.55. [Uncaptioned; sand bank]
I.E.55a. Gertrude & ? on dunes
I.E.56. Nauset Light
I.E.57. [Uncaptioned; driftwood on beach; transparency buckled]
I.E.58. No slide no. 58
I.E.59. [Uncaptioned; crossed sticks over log on beach]
I.E.59a. Crossed sticks on barrell [barrel]
I.E.60. Cahoon’s
I.E.61. [Uncaptioned; beachscape, Wellfleet]
I.E.62. [Uncaptioned; beachscape]
I.E.63. Green wave
I.E.64. Cape Cod [beachscape]
Cape Cod beachscapeI.E.64a. Cape Cod [beachscape]
I.E.65. Autumn, Wellfleet
I.E.66. No slide no 66
I.E.66a. [Uncaptioned; coastal autumn landscape]
I.E.67. Cahoon’s Hollow
I.E.68. Plymouth [fall foliage]
I.E.69. [Uncaptioned; sand and grass]
I.E.70. [Uncaptioned; sand]
I.E.71. [Uncaptioned; sand and grass]
I.E.71a. [Uncaptioned; beachscape, fisherman, beach-walker]
I.E.72. Eastham [boulder]
I.E.73. Rock Harbor
I.E.74. No slide no. 74
I.E.75. Chatham
I.E.76. [Uncaptioned; Herring River]
I.E.77. Corn Hill
I.E.78. [Uncaptioned; cranberry bed]
I.E.79. [Uncaptioned; barren coastal landscape]
I.E.80. [Uncaptioned; houses near the sea]
I.E.81. [Uncaptioned; House of the Wellfleet Oysterman]
I.E.81a. [Uncaptioned; coastal landscape, scattered shells]
I.E.82. [Uncaptioned; moonlight shining on pond]
I.E.83. No slide no. 83
I.E.84. Gull? [Pond]
I.E.84a. [Uncaptioned; beach peas]
I.E.85. [Uncaptioned; beachscape, evening sky]
I.E.86. [Uncaptioned; field bordered by large trees]
I.E.87. Hoxie House [Sandwich]
I.E.88. [Uncaptioned; old house, bow roof]
I.E.89. Cottonwoods, Salt Pond, Eastham
I.E.90. Eastham [old house with widow’s walk]
I.E.91. [Uncaptioned; old house]
I.E.92. Provincetown [old house]
I.E.93. [Uncaptioned; cat exiting building through cat-hole in door]
I.E.94. [Uncaptioned; old house]
I.E.95. [Uncaptioned; whale weathervane on barn]
I.E.96. [Uncaptioned; two horses]
I.E.97. [Uncaptioned; bayberry bushes]
I.E.98. [Uncaptioned; wild roses]
I.E.99. Path on bank
I.E.100. Stony Beach
I.E.101. [Wreck] on Nauset
I.E.102. [Uncaptioned; wreck on beach]
I.E.103. [Uncaptioned; wreck on beach]
I.E.104. [Uncaptioned; wreck on beach]
I.E.104a. [Uncaptioned; breaking wave, green water]
I.E.104b. [Uncaptioned; female figure on beach, gray weather]
I.E.105. Ship in distance [rays of sun breaking through dark clouds]
I.E.105a. [Uncaptioned; breaking wave]
I.E.105b. [Uncaptioned; foamy water rushing on beach]
I.E.106. [Uncaptioned; vicinity of Truro]
I.E.107. [Uncaptioned; Pamet River]
I.E.108. [Uncaptioned; Truro]
I.E.109. [Uncaptioned; monument to those lost at sea in 1841, Truro cemetery]
I.E.110. [Uncaptioned; two fishermen in conversation, Truro]
I.E.111. Pond Village
I.E.112. [Uncaptioned; horseshoe crabs on beach]
I.E.113. [Uncaptioned; overlooking the bay, evening light]
I.E.114. Wellfleet
I.E.115. [Uncaptioned; fishing shacks]
I.E.116. Wellfleet [boats]
I.E.117. [Uncaptioned; sun setting over bay]
I.E.118. [Uncaptioned; old house]
I.E.119. Highland [lighthouse]
I.E.120. [Uncaptioned; clay bed]

Box 1.5:

I.E.121. Gravel in sand
I.E.122. Clay
I.E.123. [Uncaptioned; beachscape, horizon]
I.E.123a. [Uncaptioned; breaking waves, horizon]
I.E.123b. [Uncaptioned; breaking waves, horizon]
I.E.124. [Uncaptioned; foaming water rushing on shore]
I.E.125. [Uncaptioned; prints in sand]
I.E.126. Race Point
I.E.127. Artemisia, Wellfleet
I.E.128. [Uncaptioned; vicinity of Truro]
I.E.129. [Uncaptioned; trees growing on top of sand-covered bank]
I.E.130. [Uncaptioned; sand drifting by building]
I.E.131. [Uncaptioned; detritus on beach]
I.E.132. Surf, outer beach
I.E.132a. [Uncaptioned; waves breaking on shore]
I.E.132b. [Uncaptioned; waves breaking on shore]
I.E.133. [Uncaptioned; seaside goldenrod]
I.E.134. East Harbor, Pilgrim Lake
I.E.135. Race Point
I.E.136. House near water
I.E.137. [Uncaptioned; sand hill]
I.E.138. Track [in sand, on shore]
I.E.139. [Uncaptioned; hills in sand]
I.E.140. Cape Cod [hills in sand]
I.E.141. Race Point
I.E.142. [Uncaptioned; sand hills]
I.E.143. Cahoon’s Hollow, grass
I.E.144. Race Point
I.E.145. [Uncaptioned; trees on sand hill]
I.E.145a. Sand-buried trees
I.E.145b. Trees covered
I.E.146. [Uncaptioned; beach grass on sand hills]
I.E.147. [Uncaptioned; beach grass, sand hill in background]
I.E.148. Race Point
I.E.149. [Uncaptioned; waves breaking on shore]
I.E.150. Shankpainter
I.E.151. [Uncaptioned; pond among sand hills]
I.E.152. Cranberry
I.E.153. Provincetown
I.E.154. Willow, Provincetown
I.E.155. [Uncaptioned; old house]
I.E.156. [Uncaptioned; bulkhead, cat]
I.E.157. [Uncaptioned; horse and cart]
I.E.158. No slide no. 158
I.E.158a. [Uncaptioned; cows]
I.E.159. Cod
I.E.160. [Uncaptioned; Gifford House, Provincetown]
I.E.161. [Uncaptioned; Pilgrim House, Provincetown]
I.E.162. [Uncaptioned; cat on roof]
I.E.163. Provincetown Bay
I.E.164. [Uncaptioned; boat at low tide]
I.E.165. [Uncaptioned; Provincetown Harbor]
I.E.166. [Uncaptioned; fishing boat]
I.E.167. No slide no. 167
I.E.168. Race Point
I.E.169. [Uncaptioned; ripples in the sand, grass on sand hills]
I.E.170. [Uncaptioned; hill by shore]
I.E.171. [Uncaptioned; coastal landscape]
I.E.172. Tracks in sand
I.E.173. [Uncaptioned; placid water]
I.E.173a. Corn Hill
I.E.174. Provincetown night [moon shining on ocean]
I.E.175. [Uncaptioned; figure on boat at night, overlooking ocean]
I.E.176. [Uncaptioned; moon shining on ocean at night, taken from boat]
I.E.177. Cohasset, Minot’s
I.E.178. [Uncaptioned; dock at night]
I.E.179. Nix’s Mate, Boston Harbor
I.E.180. [Uncaptioned; figures on beach]
I.E.181. Causeway [fall coastal landscape]
I.E.182. [Uncaptioned; lighthouse]
I.E.183. [Uncaptioned; beachscape]
I.E.184. [Uncaptioned; wave breaking on shore, evening light] 
I.E.185. Light on wave
I.E.186. Nauset in distance
I.E.187. [Uncaptioned; shore at night, moonlight on water]

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I.F. IRELAND

163 slides

This lecture consists of slides documenting a trip to Ireland made by Esther Anderson in 1959.  (Fellow Concordian Gertrude Rideout was her traveling companion.) For the most part, Mrs. Anderson did not write captions on these slides.  Most of the bracketed identifications were made with the aid of her lecture notes.

I.F.1. [Uncaptioned; map of Ireland]
I.F.2. [Uncaptioned; airport—planes]
I.F.3. [Uncaptioned; airborne (wing of plane, clouds]
I.F.4. [Uncaptioned; Ardhu House Hotel]
I.F.5. [Uncaptioned; King John’s castle (across the Shannon), Limerick]
I.F.6. St. Munchin’s [Protestant], Limerick, Shannon River
I.F.7. [Uncaptioned; St. Munchin’s (Catholic)]
I.F.8. [Uncaptioned; bakery cart]
I.F.8a. [Uncaptioned; ruins of Castle Desmond on Maigue River (on the way to Adare)]
I.F.9. [Uncaptioned; pasture on the way to ruins of Castle Carrigogunnel (or Rock of O’Connell)]
I.F.10. [Uncaptioned; Castle Carrigogunnel (Rock of O’Connell)]
I.F.11. [Uncaptioned; overlooking the Shannon]
I.F.12. [Uncaptioned; ruin on the way to Tipperary]
I.F.13. [Uncaptioned; grave]
I.F.14. [Uncaptioned; clouds lifting, Iveragh Peninsula (“The Ring of Kerry”), Dingle Bay north and Kenmore River south]
I.F.15. [Uncaptioned; furze (gorse or whin), like juniper]
I.F.16. [Uncaptioned; cart and furze]
I.F.17. [Uncaptioned; turf smoke from cottage sheltered from ocean winds]
I.F.18. [Uncaptioned; Killaloe, St. Flannan’s Cathedral]
I.F.19. [Uncaptioned; mountain sheep (black-faced Suffolk)]
I.F.20. [Uncaptioned; sheep with owner’s mark (for identification)]
I.F.21. [Uncaptioned; cottages near coast]
I.F.22. [Uncaptioned; Dingle Bay near Glenbeigh, Dingle mountains]
I.F.23. [Uncaptioned; blacksmith before Cahireireen, trace-clipping]
I.F.24. [Uncaptioned; blacksmith shop]
I.F.25. [Uncaptioned; Gap of Dunloe]
I.F.26. [Uncaptioned; three days of rain in Killarney—clouds lifted, Lower Lake Lough Leane from Muckross Abbey]
I.F.27. No slide no. 27
I.F.28. [Uncaptioned; cattle fair, Kenmare]
I.F.29. [Uncaptioned; Bantry Bay, from Glengariff to Bantry]
I.F.30. [Uncaptioned; descending from Goat’s Path, Bantry]
I.F.31. [Uncaptioned; view from Metropole window in Cork]
I.F.32. [Uncaptioned; Shandon Steeple, St. Anne’s]
I.F.33. [Uncaptioned; Blarney Castle]
I.F.34. [Uncaptioned; Blarney Castle]
I.F.35. [Uncaptioned; Blarney Castle]
I.F.35a. [Uncaptioned; view to west from Blarney Castle]
I.F.36. [Uncaptioned; view to south—the new Blarney Castle]
I.F.37. [Uncaptioned; Blarney Stone]
I.F.38. [Uncaptioned; Gertrude Rideout kissing the Blarney Stone]
I.F.39. No slide no. 39
I.F.40. [Uncaptioned; Matt O’Shea]
I.F.41. [Uncaptioned; St. Colman’s Cathedral, Cobh (formerly Queenstown)]
I.F.42. [Uncaptioned; Clock Gate in Youghol]
I.F.43. [Uncaptioned; Myrtle Grove (home of Sir Walter Raleigh]
I.F.44. [Uncaptioned; St. Fin Barre’s Cathedral, Cork]
I.F.45. [Uncaptioned; road from Cork to Watergrasshill, on way to Fermoy]
I.F.46. No slide no. 46
I.F.47. No slide no. 47
I.F.48. No slide no. 48
I.F.49. No slide no. 49
I.F.50. No slide no. 50
I.F.51. [Uncaptioned; children outside St. Carthach’s Church, Lismore, Waterford]
I.F.52. [Uncaptioned; road to Cahir, Tipperary]
I.F.53. No slide no. 53
I.F.54. [Uncaptioned; sheep (from churchyard), Misty Mountains]
I.F.55. [Uncaptioned; view from Round Tower]
I.F.56. [Uncaptioned; outside cathedral, coronation stone of Munster Kings]
I.F.57. [Uncaptioned; store in Horse and Jockey]
I.F.58. [Uncaptioned; Kilkenny Castle]
I.F.59. [Uncaptioned; Kilkenny Castle—entrance]
I.F.60. [Uncaptioned; on Nore River: Thomas Moore walk]
I.F.61. [Uncaptioned; Shillelagh: oaks, blackthorn—Wicklow]
I.F.62. No slide no. 62
I.F.63. [Uncaptioned; Round Tower]
I.F.64. No slide no 64
I.F.65. No slide no 65
I.F.66. No slide no 66
I.F.67. No slide no 67
I.F.68. No slide no 68
I.F.69. No slide no 69
I.F.70. [Uncaptioned; O’Connell Bridge over Liffey]
I.F.71. No slide no 71
I.F.72. [Uncaptioned; American Embassy]
I.F.73. [Uncaptioned; gate to president’s home]
I.F.74. [Uncaptioned; Lord Dunsany’s Castle]
I.F.74a. [Uncaptioned; Killeen Castle]
I.F.75. [Uncaptioned; St. Patrick on hill of Tara]
I.F.76. Salmon Leap, Liffey, at Leixlipon [Leixlip], County Kildare
I.F.77. [Uncaptioned; St. Patrick’s College, Maynooth, Kildare]
I.F.78. [Uncaptioned; cottage in Kilcock, Kildare]
I.F.79. [Uncaptioned; horse, cart, men, Cloncurry, Kildare]
I.F.80. [Uncaptioned; postman (with bicycle)]
I.F.81. [Uncaptioned; man with children on donkey, Moyvalley, Kildare]
I.F.82. [Uncaptioned; man with turf cart drawn by donkey]
I.F.83. [Uncaptioned; sheep, Ballymahon, Longford]
I.F.84. [Uncaptioned; planting potatoes, Lissoy, Westmeath]
I.F.85. Goldsmith’s Home, Lissoy, April 23
I.F.86. [Uncaptioned; birthplace of John McCormack, Athlone]
I.F.87. [Uncaptioned; Ford Anglia, Sinn Fein graffiti, between Aughrin and Loughrea, Galway]
I.F.88. [Uncaptioned; boy with lamb, Loughrea, Galway]
I.F.89. [Uncaptioned; Padraic O. Conaire, Gaelic tramp and poet (statue), Galway]
I.F.90. [Uncaptioned; waterfront, Galway, Spanish tavern]
I.F.91. [Uncaptioned; boat for Aran Islands, Inisheer, Inishmaan, and Inishmore]
I.F.92. [Uncaptioned; curragh (boat) for fishing, off Inisheer]
I.F.93. [Uncaptioned; unloading ballast]
I.F.94. [Uncaptioned; passengers]
I.F.95. Aran Islands [on way to beach]
I.F.96. [Uncaptioned; cow being lowered to water]
I.F.97. [Uncaptioned; towing cow]
I.F.98. Aran Islands [towing cow]
I.F.99. [Uncaptioned; dock at Kilronan, Inishmore]
I.F.100. No slide no 100
I.F.101. No slide no 101
I.F.102. [Uncaptioned; “Walking Gold” (cattle), Tuam, Galway]
I.F.103. [Uncaptioned; Galway Bay, Claddagh]
I.F.104. [Uncaptioned; Spanish Gate, River Corrib]
I.F.105. [Uncaptioned; cows in road, Spiddal]
I.F.106. [Uncaptioned; peat bog, turf, Slane]
I.F.107. [Uncaptioned; man, child, and horse, West Connacht, Galway]
I.F.108. No slide no. 108
I.F.109. [Uncaptioned; Ougterard Garden, Galway]
I.F.110. [Uncaptioned; road to Maam—Famine Road—Connemara, Galway]
I.F.111. [Uncaptioned; Coyne’s house (old and new)]
I.F.112. [Uncaptioned; school children]
I.F.113. Croagh Patrick, County Mayo
I.F.114. Croagh Patrick in rain
I.F.115. Donkey before Mulranny [Mayo]

Box 1.6:

I.F.116. Doagh [Mayo; Croaghoun Mountain]
I.F.117. Knocknamurra P. O. [Gertrude Rideout asking for directions]
I.F.118. [Uncaptioned; cottage on the way to Carrowmore, Sligo]
I.F.119. [Uncaptioned; stone circle, dolmen]
I.F.120. [Uncaptioned; road to Lough Gill, Sligo]
I.F.121. [Uncaptioned; Park’s or Leitram Castle]
I.F.122. [Uncaptioned; road to Lough Gill, showers]
I.F.123. No slide no. 123
I.F.124. Co. Sligo, Eire [donkey and cart]
I.F.125. [Uncaptioned; potato field, farmer]
I.F.126. Yeats’ grave [Drumcliff Churchyard, Sligo]
I.F.126a. Church in Sligo
I.F.127. Benbulbin, Sligo
I.F.128. [Uncaptioned; school children, lunchtime, Laghey, Donegal]
I.F.129. [Uncaptioned; girls at pump, Donegal]
I.F.130. [Uncaptioned; round roof on anchored thatched house, Kilcar, Donegal]
I.F.131. [Uncaptioned; Gertrude Rideout with lamb, Ardara, Donegal]
I.F.132. [Uncaptioned; Glengesh Pass, above Ardara]
I.F.133. No slide no. 133
I.F.134. [Uncaptioned; city wall, Walker’s Pillar, Londonderry]
I.F.135. [Uncaptioned; Wooded Island—reforesting project]
I.F.136. [Uncaptioned; Dunluce Castle, Portrush, Antrim]
I.F.137. [Uncaptioned; Dunluce Castle, Portrush, Antrim]
I.F.138. [Uncaptioned; view from Dunluce]
I.F.139. [Uncaptioned; road to Giant’s Causeway (County Antrim)]
I.F.140. [Uncaptioned; Giant’s Causeway (County Antrim)]
I.F.141. [Uncaptioned; Giant’s Causeway (County Antrim)]
I.F.142. [Uncaptioned; Belfast]
I.F.143. [Uncaptioned; All Soul’s Church, Unitarian, Belfast, Antrim]
I.F.144. [Uncaptioned; grave of St. Patrick, Downpatrick]
GypsiesI.F.145. [Uncaptioned; St. Patrick’s Memorial Church, Saul]
I.F.146. [Uncaptioned; marker, St. Patrick’s Memorial Church, Saul]
I.F.147. Mourne Mts.
I.F.148. [Uncaptioned; two boys in cowboy costume]
I.F.149. Proleek Dolmen Brook, Dundalk, County Louth
I.F.150. [Uncaptioned; Proleek Dolmen]
I.F.151. [Uncaptioned; gypsies, wagon]
I.F.152. [Uncaptioned; gypsies]
I.F.153. [Uncaptioned; St. Muiredach’s Cross, Monasterboice]
I.F.154. [Uncaptioned; Mellifont Abbey, Louth]
I.F.155. [Uncaptioned; Octagonal Baptistry, Louth]
I.F.156. [Uncaptioned; arch to the Octagonal Baptistry]
I.F.157. No slide no. 157
I.F.158. [Uncaptioned; horse jumping]
I.F.159. No slide no. 159
I.F.160. [Uncaptioned; hackney horse]
I.F.161. Cattle, Dublin Spring Show
I.F.162. [Uncaptioned; farm machinery]
I.F.163. No slide no. 163
I.F.164. Moore Abbey [Kildare]
I.F.165. [Uncaptioned; Ardagh Fort, Limerick; Gertrude Rideout and Garda O’Sullivan]

Extras:

I.F.166. [Uncaptioned; Staigue Fort, Kerry]
I.F.167. [Uncaptioned; sheep in fort]
I.F.168. [Uncaptioned; sheep in fort]
I.F.169. [Uncaptioned; St. Mary’s Church (Unitarian), Dublin]
I.F.170. Nelson Pillar, Dublin
I.F.171. Ancient cross, Sligo
I.F.172. [Uncaptioned; city scene]
I.F.173. [Uncaptioned; gypsies in wagon]
I.F.174. Dunquin, Slea Head, Co. Kerry
I.F.175. [Uncaptioned; Clare]
I.F.176. [Uncaptioned; coastal scene]
I.F.177. [Uncaptioned; Labasheeda]
I.F.178. [Uncaptioned; family and dog in front of home]
I.F.179. May 11, 1959, Fort Union Stud Farm, Earl of Dunraven
I.F.180. [Uncaptioned; directional road signs (on a single post) to several towns, including Limerick]
I.F.181. [Uncaptioned; Kerry]
I.F.182. [Uncaptioned; plowed field]
I.F.183. [Uncaptioned; two horses and carts]

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SERIES II: LOOSE SLIDES, BY SUBJECT

1,833 slides

II.A. FARMING AND HORSES

71 slides

II.A.1. Lincoln Lady
II.A.2. Lincoln Lady
II.A.3. E. [Esther] on Lady
II.A.4. E. [Esther] on Lincoln Lady
HayingII.A.5. Lady
II.A.6. E. [Esther] on Lady
II.A.7. E. [Esther] on Lady before twins
II.A.8. Lincoln Lady, E. [Esther], corn
II.A.9. Bay Boy
II.A.10. Bay Boy
II.A.11. Bay Boy, E. [Esther]
II.A.12. Bay Boy, E. [Esther]
II.A.12a. Bay Boy [with Esther]
II.A.12b. Bay Boy & Mr. Burgess
II.A.13. Bay Boy, Billy
II.A.14. Western horse
II.A.15. Western horse
II.A.16. Western horse
II.A.17. Western horse
II.A.18. Dennis [showing horse and buggy]
II.A.19. Hallett’s horse
II.A.20. Hallett’s horse
II.A.21. Hallett’s horses
II.A.22. Horses, Sudbury
II.A.23. Haying
II.A.24. Adams mowing
II.A.25. Horses, Concord [Concord Center]
II.A.26. Zelpha [?] School, Dick S. [showing horse and sleigh]
II.A.27. Bigelow’s steers
II.A.28. Eileen & Will Dolin
II.A.29. Hunt
II.A.30. Hunt
II.A.31. Donkey near Wachusett
II.A.32. Near Wachusett, donkey
II.A.33. Bay Boy—Corral
II.A.34. Pumpkins
II.A.34a. Pumpkins
II.A.35. Rhubarb
II.A.36. Rhubarb
II.A.37. Bee hive [with lilacs]
II.A.38. Mike [Michael Burke, with horses in field]
II.A.39. From barn [pastoral landscape]
II.A.40. Corn & beans
II.A.41. Corn & broccoli
II.A.42. Scottish cows, Stoddard, N.H.
II.A.43. Scottish cows, Stoddard, N.H.
II.A.44. Plane Dusting
II.A.45. Cranberry pickers, Uncle Burt, Hudson
II.A.46. Clam shells [piled for use as fertilizer?]
II.A.47. Hallett’s field
GreenhousesII.A.48. Mike [Michael Burke; showing Wheeler-Anderson greenhouses]
II.A.49. Boarding-house & windmill [Wheeler-Anderson farm]
II.A.50. Mike [Michael Burke by greenhouse]
II.A.51. Mike & parsnips [showing greenhouse]
II.A.52. Adams mowing
II.A.53. Packing corn
II.A.54. Fall fires [in field]
II.A.55. Rye, Fitchburg Tpk.
II.A.56. Back garden [view from; showing field, dried corn, and bordering woods in fall]
II.A.57. Bay Boy, veg. garden
II.A.58. Bridle Rosettes [displayed]
II.A.58a. Bridle Rosettes
II.A.59. Lincoln Lady
II.A.60. [Lincoln] Lady [photograph taken from horseback, showing only horse’s ears and head]
II.A.61. Cabbages, Hickories [fall]
II.A.62. Melons
II.A.63. Hyacinth Bean
II.A.64. Winter [fields]
II.A.65. [Uncaptioned; farm stand, showing dried corn, squash, three seated figures; slide remounted]
II.A.66. [Uncaptioned; showing fields]
II.A.67. [Uncaptioned; farm scene/harvest display; transparency in metal mount] 

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II.B. CONCORD LANDSCAPE (NATURAL, BUILT, AND HISTORICAL):

249 slides

II.B.1. Estabrook Woods:

II.B.1.1. Estabrook Rd.
II.B.1.1a. Estabrook Rd.
II.B.1.2. Estabrook-Carlisle Rd.
II.B.1.3. Estabrook Road
II.B.1.4. Estabrook Rd.
II.B.1.5. Estabrook Woods
II.B.1.6. 1 of 2 Boulders, Estabrook
II.B.1.7. One of 2 Boulders, Estabrook
II.B.1.8. Indian Rock, Estabrook
II.B.1.9. Limestone Quarry, Concord, Estabrook Rd.
II.B.1.10. Lime Quarry
II.B.1.11. Lime Quarries
II.B.1.12. Lime Kiln, the woods
II.B.1.13. Walking Fern, Estabrook
II.B.1.14. Spleenwort, Estabrook Wds.
II.B.1.15. Estabrook Woods, white birch
II.B.1.16. Estabrook Lilacs
II.B.1.17. Estabrook Rd.
II.B.1.18. Yellow Birch Swamp

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II.B.2. Walden Pond:

II.B.2.1. Boy on Walden shore
II.B.2.2. Fishing—Walden
II.B.2.3. Walden
II.B.2.4. Walden [sandbar]
II.B.2.4a. Walden [sandbar]
II.B.2.5. Elizabeth on Walden [snow]
II.B.2.6. Walden, snow
II.B.2.7. Walden [summer]
II.B.2.8. [Uncaptioned; Walden]
II.B.2.9. Noon, Walden [cloud reflected in pond]
II.B.2.10. Walden [early fall]
II.B.2.11. [Uncaptioned; Walden]
II.B.2.12. [Uncaptioned; Walden]
II.B.2.13. [Uncaptioned; Walden]
Thoreau's CoveII.B.2.14. Thoreau’s Cove [spring]
II.B.2.15. Thoreau’s Cove [spring]
II.B.2.16. Thoreau’s Cove
II.B.2.17. Walden—Cove
II.B.2.17a. Thoreau’s Cove
II.B.2.18. [Uncaptioned; dirt road or path in vicinity of Walden]
II.B.2.19. Thoreau’s Cove [snow]
II.B.2.20. Lightening at Walden [morning sunlight]
II.B.2.21. Walden Path, winter
II.B.2.22. [Uncaptioned; Walden from shore path]
II.B.2.23. [Uncaptioned; dirt road or path in vicinity of Walden]
II.B.2.24. [Uncaptioned; fall or winter landscape in vicinity of Walden]
II.B.2.25. Train at Walden

Box 2.1:

II.B.2.26. [Uncaptioned; mist rising off Walden]
II.B.2.26a. Mist on Walden
II.B.2.27. Walden
II.B.2.28. Walden
II.B.2.29. [Uncaptioned; Walden]
II.B.2.30. [Uncaptioned; Walden]
II.B.2.31. Walden—sunset
II.B.2.32. Walden
II.B.2.33. Old Rd. in Walden
II.B.2.34. [Uncaptioned; snowy tree in Walden landscape]
II.B.2.35. Winter [Walden landscape]
II.B.2.36. Walden—pussy willow [in bloom]
II.B.2.37. Walden [pussy willow in bloom]
II.B.2.38. [Uncaptioned; Walden?—rocky shore]
II.B.2.39. [Uncaptioned; by shore of Walden—underwater plants, debris]
II.B.2.40. Roland Robbins Excavation [Thoreau cabin site; late 1945 or early 1946]
II.B.2.41. Roland Robbins Excavation [Thoreau cabin site; late 1945 or early 1946]
II.B.2.42. Thoreau cairn
II.B.2.43. Cairn
II.B.2.44. Thoreau cabin site, Walden
II.B.2.45. Walden, 1959
II.B.2.46. Walden, 1959
II.B.2.47. Walden, 1959 [swimmers on beach; slide discolored]
II.B.2.48. Walden, 1959
II.B.2.49. Walden, 1959
II.B.2.50. Walden [1959?]
II.B.2.51. [Walden, 1959?]
II.B.2.52. Walden?, Aug. 18, ’60
II.B.2.53. [Uncaptioned; Walden]
II.B.2.54. Walden, 1968
II.B.2.55. Walden, 1968 [slide discolored]
II.B.2.56. Walden, 1968 [slide discolored]
II.B.2.57. Tupelos, Walden [showing fall color]

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II.B.3. White Pond:

II.B.3.1. White Pond
II.B.3.2. White Pond
II.B.3.3. White Pond
II.B.3.4. Fishing—White Pond
II.B.3.5. White Pond—Sudbury side
II.B.3.6. White Pond—Sudbury side
II.B.3.7. White Pond—Sudbury side
II.B.3.8. October trees at White Pond, Oct. ’60

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II.B.4. Other Concord locations:

II.B.4.1. Fessdenden’s [by river, near Nine Acre Corner; slide discolored]
II.B.4.2. Fessenden’s
II.B.4.3.  Knoll by Fessenden’s
II.B.4.4. Dirigible, Fessenden’s
II.B.4.5. Fessenden Drive
II.B.4.6. Fessenden avenue
II.B.4.7. From Fessenden’s
II.B.4.8. Sunset from Fessenden’s
II.B.4.9. From back lawn of home [view from Wheeler-Anderson farm, Nine Acre Corner] 
II.B.4.10. Nashoba Brook [showing children swimming]
II.B.4.11. Nashoba Brook [showing children swimming]
II.B.4.12. P. [Powder] Mill Rd. & Old Marlboro Rd., 1968
II.B.4.13. Winter [Wheeler-Anderson farm, Nine Acre Corner] 
II.B.4.14. Dugan’s Desert
II.B.4.15. 2nd Div. Brook
II.B.4.16. Thoreau Spring, Spring on Hosmer Land, Old Marlborough Road
II.B.4.17. Wood Road [i.e. road through woods]
II.B.4.18. [Uncaptioned; meadow landscape]
II.B.4.19. Milldam
II.B.4.20. From Nashawtuc
II.B.4.21. Berkeley’s [Berkeley Wheeler’s] from Nashawtuc
II.B.4.22. Motif #1, Lexington Road
Elm Street BridgeII.B.4.23. Seven Star Lane
II.B.4.24. Old Rd. to N. A. C. [Nine Acre Corner]
II.B.4.25. Lowell Road, Ice Pond
II.B.4.26. Simon Willard School
II.B.4.27. Willard School
II.B.4.28. Simon Willard School
II.B.4.29. From Elm Street Bridge [showing river]
II.B.4.30. Corner Spring
II.B.4.31. Peter’s Field
II.B.4.32. Peter’s Field?
II.B.4.33. Charles Miles’ Swamp
II.B.4.34. Charles Miles’ Swamp
II.B.4.35. Jennie Dugan Brook
II.B.4.36. Jennie Dugan Brook, or Nut Meadow
II.B.4.37. County road, Second Division
II.B.4.37a. Country Road
II.B.4.38. Thoreau’s Birthplace—[sketch by] Mary Wheeler
II.B.4.39. Conantum
II.B.4.39a. Conantum—Field in Conantum
II.B.4.39b. Conantum
II.B.4.39c. Conantum
II.B.4.40. 2nd Div. [Division] Brook
II.B.4.41. 2nd Brook—2nd Div. [Division—E. R. W.
II.B.4.41a. First Brook—2nd Div. [Division]
II.B.4.42. E. R. W.—2nd Div. [Division]
II.B.4.43. Second Division
II.B.4.43a. 2nd Division
II.B.4.44. Spring—Martha’s Point
II.B.4.45. Road to Great Meadows, ‘69
II.B.4.46. Old Marlborough Road
II.B.4.46a. Off Old Marlborough Road
II.B.4.46b. 2nd Divi[sion], Old Marl[borough] Road
II.B.4.47. Mike’s [Michael Burke’s; 350 Fitchburg Turnpike]
II.B.4.48. Mike’s
II.B.4.49. Mike’s Place [showing flooded fields]
II.B.4.50. Eldridges [170 Fitchburg Turnpike]
II.B.4.51. Eldridge’s [snow]
II.B.4.52. Eldridge’s [spring]
II.B.4.53. Mr. Eldridge’s morning-glories
II.B.4.54. [Uncaptioned; Lee’s Bridge; slide remounted]
II.B.4.55. Irishman Quinn—Cellar Hole
II.B.4.56. Irishman Quinn’s

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II.B.5. Concord historical sites, historical markers, and historical and patriotic commemorations:

II.B.5.1. North Bridge
II.B.5.2. Minute Man [statue by D. C. French, at North Bridge site]
II.B.5.2a. Minute Man
II.B.5.2b. Minute Man
II.B.5.3. Bullet Hole House [commercially produced slide—not by E. H. W. A.]
II.B.5.4. Hill Burying Ground
II.B.5.5. Hill Burying Ground
II.B.5.5a. Hill Burying Ground
II.B.5.5b. Hill Burying Ground [marker]
II.B.5.5c. John Jack’s grave [Hill Burying Ground]
II.B.5.5d. Powder House [Hill Burying Ground]
II.B.5.6. Bulkeley grave [Hill Burying Ground]
II.B.5.7. Peter Bulkeley’s grave
II.B.5.8. Melvin Memorial [by D. C. French, in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery]
II.B.5.8a. Melvin Memorial
II.B.5.8b. Melvin Memorial [snow]
II.B.5.8c. Melvin Memorial
II.B.5.9. First Parish from Hill Burying Ground
II.B.5.10. First Parish
II.B.5.11. First Parish, ‘60
II.B.5.12. First Parish, Oct. ’60
II.B.5.13. First Parish, Oct. ’60
II.B.5.14. Church [First Parish] at night
II.B.5.14a. First Parish
II.B.5.14b. First Parish Church
II.B.5.14c. Unitarian church [First Parish]
II.B.5.14d. Provincial Congress [marker in front of First Parish]
II.B.5.15. From Unitarian Church [First Parish]
II.B.5.15a. [Uncaptioned; looking toward Lexington Road from entrance to First Parish; slide remounted]
II.B.5.15b. Town Brook back of church [Mill Brook]
II.B.5.16. Town Flag [viewed from Hill Burying Ground]
II.B.5.16a. Town Flag [viewed from First Parish]
II.B.5.17. Flag
II.B.5.18. Emerson’s grave [Sleepy Hollow]
II.B.5.19. Thoreau grave [Sleepy Hollow]
II.B.5.20. Alcott graves [Sleepy Hollow]
II.B.5.21. Jethro’s Tree [marker]
II.B.5.22. Concord Fight [plaque formerly at North Bridge site]
II.B.5.23. British Monument [Battle Monument; at North Bridge site]
II.B.5.24. Fight at Concord [diorama in Concord Museum; commercially produced slide—not by E. H. W. A.]
II.B.5.25. “On this hill” [marker in wall, Liberty Street]
II.B.5.26. Old Manse
II.B.5.27. Old Jail [marker]
II.B.5.28. Peter Bulkeley [marker]
II.B.5.29. Simon Willard [marker]
II.B.5.30. Merriam’s Corner
II.B.5.31. Ephraim Bull’s grave [Sleepy Hollow]
II.B.5.32. Grape tablet [at Grapevine Cottage]
II.B.5.33. Thoreau’s birthplace
II.B.5.34. Thoreau Room [Concord Museum; commercially produced slide—not by E. H. W. A.]
II.B.5.35. Emerson’s House
II.B.5.36. Alcott House [Orchard House]
II.B.5.37. Wayside
II.B.5.38. Wheeler House [Scotchford-Wheeler House, 99 Sudbury Road]
II.B.5.39. Heywood House [105 Lexington Road; snow]
II.B.5.40. Heywood House
II.B.5.41. 30th [earlier captioned “Parade”]
II.B.5.42. Lowering flag
II.B.5.43. Parade
II.B.5.44. Parade
II.B.5.45. Parade
II.B.5.46. Parade
II.B.5.47. Parade
II.B.5.47a. Parade
II.B.5.48. April 19th
II.B.5.49. Dr. McDonald [parade]
II.B.5.50. 19th [showing horse; earlier captioned “30th”]
II.B.5.51. 19th [Grave of British Soldiers at North Bridge site]
II.B.5.52. Battery [Concord Independent Battery firing cannon]
II.B.5.53. 1952 [parade]

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II.B.6. Camp Thoreau:

II.B.6.1. Thoreau Camp
II.B.6.2. Thoreau Camp
II.B.6.3. Thoreau Camp
II.B.6.4. Thoreau Camp
II.B.6.5. Camp Thoreau/Thoreau Camp
II.B.6.6. Thoreau Camp
II.B.6.7. Maurine, Thoreau Camp
II.B.6.8. Lucie, Thoreau Camp
II.B.6.9. Thoreau Camp
II.B.6.10. Camp Thoreau
II.B.6.11. Camp Thoreau/Thoreau Camp
II.B.6.12. Camp Thoreau
II.B.6.13. Camp Thoreau
II.B.6.14. Camp Thoreau
II.B.6.15. Maurine
II.B.6.16. Maurine
II.B.6.17. Maurine

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Box 2.2:

II.B.7. Location unidentified, presumed in Concord:

II.B.7.1. [Uncaptioned; fall landscape; slide remounted]
II.B.7.2. [Uncaptioned; fall landscape, birches, river?; slide remounted]
II.B.7.3. [Uncaptioned; winter landscape, snow, birches; slide remounted]
II.B.7.4. Muted Hillside
II.B.7.5. [Uncaptioned; vicinity of Nine Acre Corner?; slide remounted]
II.B.7.6. Bones in woods
II.B.7.7. [Uncaptioned; fall landscape, stone wall, dog]
II.B.7.8. [Uncaptioned; winter landscape, snow, fields or meadows]
II.B.7.9. Woodland
II.B.7.10. [Uncaptioned; fall landscape, river? Fairhaven or vicinity of Nine Acre Corner?; slide remounted]
II.B.7.11. [Uncaptioned; fall landscape, pond; transparency unmounted]

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II.C. MASSACHUSETTS PLACES OTHER THAN CONCORD:

234 slides

II.C.1. Acton:

II.C.1.1. West Acton [summer]
II.C.1.2. West Acton [summer]
II.C.1.3. South Acton [fall]

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II.C.2. Amherst:

II.C.2.1. Wheeler Dormitory, Uni[versity] of Mass.

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II.C.3. Ashburnham and Ashby, Massachusetts, and New Ipswich, New Hampshire—Mount Watatic:
 
II.C.3.1. Watatic
II.C.3.2. Watatic
II.C.3.3. From Watatic
II.C.3.4. Watatic
II.C.3.5. Watatic
II.C.3.6. Watatic—Oct. ‘60
II.C.3.7. From Watatic, Oct. ‘60

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II.C.4. Bedford:

II.C.4.1. Bedford airport [Hanscom; showing plane]

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II.C.5. Bolton:

II.C.5.1. Bolton [store building at intersection of Route 117 and Wattaquadock Hill Road]

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II.C.6. Boston:

II.C.6.1. Fenway Park, Shriners
II.C.6.2. Shriners, Fenway Park
II.C.6.3. Fenway Park
II.C.6.4. Fenway Park [slide discolored]
II.C.6.5. Fenway Park [slide discolored]
II.C.6.6. Charles River, Boston [showing sailboats]
II.C.6.7. Frog Pond, Boston
II.C.6.8. Frog Pond, Boston
II.C.6.9. Washington [statue], Public Garden, Boston
II.C.6.10. Public Garden, Boston [showing swan boats]
II.C.6.11. Public Garden, Boston [showing swan boats]
II.C.6.12. Public Garden, Boston
II.C.6.13. [U.S.S.] Constitution
II.C.6.14. [U.S.S.] Constitution

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II.C.7. Boxborough:

II.C.7.1. Boxboro
II.C.7.2. High Boxboro
II.C.7.3. High Boxboro
II.C.7.4. Boxboro
II.C.7.5. Boxboro

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II.C.8. Carlisle:

II.C.8.1. Carlisle [church]

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II.C.9. Clinton:

II.C.9.1. B. & S., Clinton Dam [Wachusett Dam, showing fountain and trestle]

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II.C.10. Cohasset:

II.C.10.1. Cohasset [shore scene; boats]

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II.C.11. Dennis:

II.C.11.1. Dennis [church]

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II.C.12. Eastham:

II.C.12.1. E. H. A. [Esther Howe Anderson], Eastham [walking at water’s edge; storm brewing]
II.C.12.2. Sally Sanborn, Eastham [reclining at water’s edge; storm brewing]
II.C.12.3. Eastham marshes

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II.C.13. Gleasondale:

II.C.13.1. Priest’s Farm, Gleasondale

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II.C.14. Gloucester:

II.C.14.1. Eastern Point, Gloucester
II.C.14.2. Eastern Point, Gloucester
II.C.14.3. Gloucester, E. P. [Eastern Point]
II.C.14.4. Off Minot’s Light
II.C.14.5. Cape Ann
II.C.14.6. Cape Ann
II.C.14.7. Gloucester Harbor
II.C.14.8. Gloucester dunes
II.C.14.9. Coffin’s, Gloucester, Wingaersheek
II.C.14.10. Coffin’s, Gloucester, Wingaersheek
II.C.14.11. Coffin’s Beach [slide discolored]
II.C.14.12. Coffin’s Beach
II.C.14.13. Coffin’s Beach, Gloucester
II.C.14.14. Gloucester “Fisherman”
II.C.14.15. Our Lady of Good Voyage, Gloucester

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II.C.15. Groton:

II.C.15.1. Groton [church]
II.C.15.2. Groton [church; detail—door]

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II.C.16. Harvard:

II.C.16.1. Wopeen [Wo Peen], the Dreamer, [Fruitlands Museums ], Harvard
II.C.16.2. Wopeen (the Dreamer)
II.C.16.3. Wopeen, the Dreamer, Harvard
II.C.16.4. Wopeen, the Dreamer, Harvard
II.C.16.5. Fruitlands
II.C.16.6. Fruitland[s]
II.C.16.7. He who shoots the stars, Harvard, Mass.
II.C.16.8. Fruitlands [red farmhouse]
II.C.16.9. Still River

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II.C.17. Hingham:

II.C.17.1. Hingham [statue]
II.C.17.2. Hingham [statue]

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II.C.18. Hudson:

II.C.18.1. Hudson? [Union Church for All Faiths]

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II.C.19. Lancaster:

II.C.19.1. Lancaster [showing mountain in distance, children]
II.C.19.2. Lancaster [Nashua River]
II.C.19.3. Nashua [River in Lancaster]

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II.C.20. Lincoln:

II.C.20.1. Hartwell Farm, Lincoln
II.C.20.2. Farrar’s Pond
II.C.20.2a. Farrar’s
II.C.20.2b. Farrar’s Pond
II.C.20.2c. Farrar’s
II.C.20.2d. Farrar’s
II.C.20.3. Drumlin Farm, Bonnie
II.C.20.4. Drumlin Farm
II.C.20.5. Thoreau House [Roland Robbins’s reconstruction of Walden cabin], Lincoln
II.C.20.6. Thoreau House, Lincoln [snow]
II.C.20.7. Baker Farm
II.C.20.8. Lincoln (Lincoln steeple)
II.C.20.9. Edward Farrar [in front of Farrar House]

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II.C.20a. Littleton:

II.C.20a.1. Fort Pond, Littleton?

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II.C.21. Marlborough:

II.C.21.1. Marlboro—Hill-top Farm

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II.C.22. Maynard:

II.C.22.1. S. S. [Sunday School] picnic, Maynard g. c. [golf course?]

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II.C.23. Princeton—Mount Wachusett:

II.C.23.1. Wachusett or Watatic from Ashburnham
II.C.23.2. Wachusett Meadows
II.C.23.3. Wachusett Meadows
II.C.23.4. Princeton
II.C.23.5. Wachusett Oct. ‘60
II.C.23.6. Near Wachusett
II.C.23.7. Wachusett from Harvard Oct. ‘60
II.C.23.8. From Little Wachusett, Meadows
II.C.23.9. Frost & ice on Wachusett
II.C.23.10. Wachusett
II.C.23.11. Ice & frost, Wachusett
II.C.23.12. Wachusett from Watatic
II.C.23.13. Witch hazel, Wachusett
II.C.23.14. Hobble bush [hobblebush; Viburnum lantanoides], Mount Wachusett
II.C.23.15. Near Wachusett [antique building, red with white trim]
II.C.23.16. A.M. [sunrise from Wachusett]
II.C.23.17. A.M. [sunrise from Wachusett]
II.C.23.18. A.M.—Sunrise, moonset, Wachusett
II.C.23.19. A.M.—Sunrise on top, Wachusett
II.C.23.20. Early A.M.—from top
II.C.23.21. A.M., Wachusett
II.C.23.22. Wachusett from Concord
II.C.23.22a. Wachusett from Fairhaven Cliffs
II.C.23.23. ½ way up Wachusett, Fall
II.C.23.24. Wachusett from Harvard
WachusettII.C.23.25. From Harvard
II.C.23.26. Wachusett from Harvard
II.C.23.27. From Still River
II.C.23.28. From Stillriver or Harvard
II.C.23.29. Wachusett, from back of mt.
II.C.23.30. Echo Lake, Wachusett
II.C.23.31. Echo Lake, Wachusett
II.C.23.32. Brook back of Inn, going up Wachusett
II.C.23.33. Apples on Wachusett
II.C.23.34. Lambs, Princeton, Wachusett
II.C.23.35. Princeton [sheep]
II.C.23.36. Ledge on Wachusett
II.C.23.37. Ledge on Wachusett
II.C.23.38. Cinque foil [Wachusett]
II.C.23.39. Cinque foil [Wachusett]
II.C.23.40. View on way up Wachusett
II.C.23.41. Up Wachusett
II.C.23.42. View from top
II.C.23.43. [Uncaptioned; view from Wachusett]
II.C.23.43a. From Wachusett
II.C.23.44. Top
II.C.23.45. [Uncaptioned; view from Wachusett]
II.C.23.46. Top
II.C.23.47. Ferns on top of Wachusett
II.C.23.48. Top
II.C.23.49. Top
II.C.23.50. N.H. Hills from Wachusett
II.C.23.51. Fire from Wachusett
II.C.23.52. Sunset on top
II.C.23.53. Sunset
II.C.23.54. Ferns [Wachusett]
II.C.23.55. Ferns [Wachusett]
II.C.23.56. Wachusett from Princeton
II.C.23.57. From Princeton
II.C.23.58. Brook near Wachusett
II.C.23.59. Princeton
II.C.23.60. Princeton
II.C.23.61. Barn, Princeton [E. H. W. A. originally identified location as Sterling, subsequently revised it]
II.C.23.62. Princeton [originally identified as Sterling]
II.C.23.63. Hop vine [Princeton]
II.C.23.63a. Hop vine
II.C.23.64. Princeton
II.C.23.65. Princeton [horse and wagon; slide discolored]
II.C.23.66. Princeton [horse and wagon]
II.C.23.67. Princeton [horse and wagon]
II.C.23.68. Princeton pound
II.C.23.69. Princeton [dirt road or path]
II.C.23.70. Stillwater [River; Princeton or Sterling]

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Box 2.3:

II.C.24. Provincetown:

II.C.24.1. Pilgrim Monument
II.C.24.2. Provincetown
II.C.24.3. Provincetown
II.C.24.4. Provincetown
II.C.24.5. Provincetown
II.C.24.6. Mayflower
II.C.24.7. Mayflower
II.C.24.8. Provincetown [figurehead]
II.C.24.9. [Uncaptioned; church, Provincetown]
II.C.24.10. [Uncaptioned; wharf and building, Provincetown?]

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II.C.25. Rockport:

II.C.25.1. Rockport—Day’s [house, group outside in lawn chairs]
II.C.25.2. Rockport—Day’s [house, group outside in lawn chairs]

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II.C.26. Salem:

II.C.26.1. House of Seven Gables
II.C.26.2. Seven Gables [garden]

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II.C.27. Scituate:

II.C.27.1. Etrusco [ship], Scituate [slide discolored]
II.C.27.2. Etrusco [ship], Scituate
II.C.27.3. Etrusco [ship], Scituate
II.C.27.4. Amerigo Vesp. [ship, Scituate]
II.C.27.5. Amerigo Vespucius [ship, Scituate]
II.C.27.6. Amerigo Vespucius [ship, Scituate]

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II.C.28. Sterling:

II.C.28.1. Sterling [church]

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II.C.29. Stow:

II.C.29.1. Regicide’s grave, Maynard—Stow
II.C.29.2. Stow [statuary]
II.C.29.3. C. D. Fletcher, Stow
II.C.29.4. Stow [brook]
II.C.29.5. Stow [red farmhouse]
II.C.29.6. Stow [red farmhouse]
II.C.29.7. Stow [meadow, house in distance]
II.C.29.8. Stow [pond or brook]
II.C.29.9. Stow or Bolton

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II.C.30. Sudbury:

Barn with corn, Sudbury, MAII.C.30.1. On Round Hill
II.C.30.2. Barn, Sudbury
II.C.30.3. Barn with corn, Sudbury
II.C.30.4. Millwood Hunt [Club], Sudbury
II.C.30.5. Millwood Hunt [Club], Sudbury
II.C.30.6. Sudbury, First Parish
II.C.30.6a. Sudbury, First Parish
II.C.30.6b. Sudbury, First Parish
II.C.30.6c. Sudbury, 1st Parish, hunt
II.C.30.7. Sudbury minute-man [statue]
II.C.30.8. Sudbury
II.C.30.9. Weir Hill Road [antique farmhouse, snow]
II.C.30.10. From Round Hill
II.C.30.11. Wood-fire [smoke], Sudbury
II.C.30.12. Barton’s
II.C.30.13. Dakin Road, Cause Brick Rd.
II.C.30.14. Wayland or Sudbury [farm scene]
II.C.30.15. Wayside Inn bridge
II.C.30.16. Water Row, oaks, Sudbury
II.C.30.17. Oaks on Water Row
II.C.30.18. Oaks on Water Row
II.C.30.19. Briardale from Pantry Rd.
II.C.30.20. Sudbury [cemetery]
II.C.30.20a. North Sudbury Cemetery
II.C.30.21. Sudbury [cows]
II.C.30.22. From Round Hill
II.C.30.23. Stearn’s Mill
II.C.30.24. Calf by barn, Sudbury
II.C.30.25. Nobscot house
II.C.30.26. Nobscot
II.C.30.27. Logging wagon, Sudbury
II.C.30.28. Mossman Rd., Sudbury
II.C.30.29. Red tree, Sudbury
II.C.30.30. Rain Water Barrel, Sudbury

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II.C.31. Wayland:

II.C.31.1. Sears’ House, Wayland
II.C.31.2. Heard’s Pond
II.C.31.3. Edmund Rice, Wayland
II.C.31.4. Esther Howe Smith, Wayland, and David Smith [gravestones]
II.C.31.5. 4-arch [bridge]—Wayland
II.C.31.6. Wayland church, horse sheds

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II.C.32. Webster:

II.C.32.1. Webster [sign—long Native American lake name; slide discolored]

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II.C.33. Wellfleet:

II.C.33.1. Cemetery, Wellfleet, Cape Cod

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II.C.34. Westwood:

II.C.34.1. 128 [MBTA/AMTRAK train station, Westwood?]

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II.D. PLACES BEYOND MASSACHUSETTS:

164 slides

II.D.1. Florida:

Esther Anderson’s Florida slides consist of a total of 95 images documenting a visit to that state in 1959.  (Her sisters Eirene and Priscilla lived there.)  None of these Florida slides are captioned, but 1-79 were numbered before the acquisition of Mrs. Anderson’s slides by the Concord Free Public Library, suggesting that they had been arranged for showing (although apparently not as part of a formal slide lecture).  The remainder (80-95) were numbered during the processing of the collection at the CFPL.

II.D.1.1-II.D.1.95. [All uncaptioned]

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II.D.2. Maine:

II.D.2.1. Maine
II.D.2.2. Five Islands, Me.
II.D.2.3. Five Islands, Me.
II.D.2.4. Maine, ‘59
II.D.2.5. Ogunquit
II.D.2.6. Ogunquit

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Box 2.4:

II.D.3. New Hampshire:

II.D.3.a. Antrim:

II.D.3.a.1. Camp Sachem, ‘59

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II.D.3.b. Jaffrey:

II.D.3.b.1. Jaffrey, N.H. [church]

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II.D.3.c. Mount Monadnock:

MonadnockII.D.3.c.1. Monadnock from Cathedral of Pines
II.D.3.c.2. Monadnock from Wachusett
II.D.3.c.3. Monadnock from Wachusett
II.D.3.c.4. Monadnock from Ashburnham
II.D.3.c.5. Tree on Monadnock
II.D.3.c.6. From Monadnock
II.D.3.c.7. Monadnock
II.D.3.c.8. Monadnock
II.D.3.c.9. Monadnock
II.D.3.c.10. Monadnock
II.D.3.c.11. Monadnock [fall foliage]
II.D.3.c.12. Monadnock [rocks]
II.D.3.c.13. Monadnock
II.D.3.c.14. Monadnock
II.D.3.c.15. Monadnock [view from]
II.D.3.c.16. Monadnock from Watatic
II.D.3.c.17. Monadnock—from Wachusett
II.D.3.c.18. Monadnock from ½ way up Wachusett
II.D.3.c.19. Monadnock from Wachusett
II.D.3.c.20. Monadnock, going down

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II.D.3.d. Stoddard:

II.D.3.d.1. Stoddard, N.H.—Sugar House

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II.D.3.e. Camp Idlewild (Cow Island, Lake Winnepesaukee):

II.D.3.e.1. Idlewild [slide discolored]
II.D.3.e.2. Idlewild
II.D.3.e.3. Idlewild
II.D.3.e.4. Idlewild—Kenny & Scottie

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II.D.3.f. White Mountains:

II.D.3.f.1. North Conway
II.D.3.f.2. North Conway
II.D.3.f.3. North Conway
II.D.3.f.4. North Conway
II.D.3.f.5. North Conway
II.D.3.f.6. North Conway
II.D.3.f.7. North Conway
II.D.3.f.8. North Conway
II.D.3.f.9. North Conway
II.D.3.f.10. North Conway
II.D.3.f.11. Chocorua
II.D.3.f.12. Chocorua
II.D.3.f.13. Mt. Washington

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II.D.4. Vermont:

II.D.4.1. Hapgood Pond in Peru, Vermont
II.D.4.2. Vermont [mountains, fall foliage]
II.D.4.3. Vermont [hills, fall foliage]
II.D.4.4. Vermont [field, farm, river]
II.D.4.5. Vermont [brook or small river, fall foliage]
II.D.4.6. Vermont [hills, fall foliage]
II.D.4.7. Vermont [brook or small river viewed through opening in covered bridge]
II.D.4.8. Vermont [hilly landscape; slide discolored]
II.D.4.9. Vermont [river through trees, early fall]
II.D.4.10. Vermont [river through trees, early fall]
II.D.4.11. [Uncaptioned; three red barns, early fall, Vermont?]
II.D.4.12. [Uncaptioned; early fall landscape, mountains in distance, Vermont?]

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II.D.5. Virginia:

II.D.5.1. Mount Vernon
II.D.5.2. Mount Vernon
II.D.5.3. Mount Vernon, Henry
II.D.5.4. Mount Vernon [lily by wall]
II.D.5.5. Mount Vernon [garden]
II.D.5.6. Washington’s grave [Mount Vernon]

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II.D.6. Washington, D.C.:

II.D.6.1. Marine monument, Washington
II.D.6.2. Marine monument, Washington
II.D.6.3. Unknown Soldier
II.D.6.4. Unknown Soldier
II.D.6.5. Washington Mon[ument]

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II.E. THE RIVERS (MERRIMACK, CONCORD, SUDBURY, AND ASSABET):

54 slides

Esther Anderson may have intended or used these slides—which she clustered together under the heading “The River”—for a slide show.  However, she did not number them.  Moreover, there are no lecture notes for a river slide show in the Concord Free Public Library collections.  These are consequently filed with her loose slides rather than her slide lectures.

II.E.1. Merrimac [Merrimack] River
II.E.2. Aquaduct of Middlesex Canal
II.E.3. Aquaduct of Middlesex Canal
II.E.4. Toll House, Mid[dlesex] Canal
II.E.5. Middlesex Canal, Billerica
II.E.6. Billerica, Talbot Mills
II.E.7. Jug Island
II.E.8. Opp. Jug Island
II.E.9. Dudley stone, Bedford
II.E.10. Winthrop stone, Bedford
II.E.11. Before Carlisle Bridge
II.E.12. From Carlisle Bridge
II.E.13. West from Carlisle Bridge
II.E.14. East from Carlisle Bridge
II.E.14a. East from Carlisle Bridge
II.E.15. Carlisle
II.E.16. Carlisle
II.E.17. Carlisle
II.E.18. From Ball’s Hill
II.E.19. Opp. Ball’s Hill Rd.
II.E.20. East from Monument St.
II.E.21. Old North bridge
II.E.22. From North Bridge
II.E.23. Cows, Sudbury River
II.E.24. Hayfield by Sudbury River
II.E.25. Sudbury River—Duckweed
II.E.26. Sudbury River [snow]
II.E.27. Heath’s Bridge, above
Rover, Hayne's LandingII.E.28. From Hubbard’s [Heath’s] Bridge
II.E.29. Sudbury River, Pole Brook
II.E.30. Pole Brook
II.E.31. Pole Brook
II.E.32. Fairhaven Hill from Conantum
II.E.33. Flooded meadow above Lee’s Bridge
II.E.34. Sudbury River from Mine Hill—From Isaac Lee [word illegible]
II.E.35. Mine Hill [snow]
II.E.36. River from Hayne’s Landing, Concord
II.E.37. Sherman’s Bridge, Sudbury
II.E.38. From Sherman’s Bridge
II.E.39. Pantry Brook
II.E.40. From Round Hill
II.E.41. From Round Hill
II.E.42. Sudbury River above 4 arch stone bridge
II.E.43. Heard’s Pond
II.E.44. Heard’s Pond
II.E.45. Sudbury River, Wayland, near [word illegible]
II.E.46. Sudbury River, Ashland?
II.E.47. Sudbury River, Ashland
II.E.48. Sudbury—Assabet
II.E.49. Assabet
II.E.50. Pickerel Weed
II.E.51. [Uncaptioned]
II.E.52. [Uncaptioned]
II.E.53. [Uncaptioned]

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II.F. PLANTS, FLOWERS, SHRUBS, AND TREES:

257 slides

II.F.1. Foxglove—freak
II.F.1a. Foxglove—freak
II.F.2. Spring Beauty
II.F.2a. Spring [trees in bud]
II.F.3. Hybrid broom
II.F.4. Blueberries, Pantry Brook
II.F.4a. Blueberries
II.F.4b. Blueberry bush with birches
II.F.4c. Blueberries
II.F.4d. Blueberries
II.F.4e. Blueberry bushes [fall]
II.F.5. Witch hazel
II.F.5a. Witch hazel
II.F.5b. Witch hazel
II.F.5c. Witch hazel
II.F.6. Mayflower
II.F.7. Fringed gentian
II.F.7a. Closed gentian & ladies’ tresses
II.F.7b. Closed gentian
II.F.7c. Closed gentian
II.F.8. Columbine
II.F.8a. Columbine, ‘74
II.F.8b. Columbine, Garfield Road
II.F.9. Blue Bells, Hilda’s
II.F.10. Dutchman’s Breeches, ‘61
II.F.10a. Dutchman’s Breeches
II.F.10b. Dutchman’s Breeches, 1974
II.F.11. Ground cedar
II.F.12. Rue anemone
II.F.12a. Rue anemone
II.F.13. Witch’s Broom, 1967
II.F.13a. Witch’s Broom
II.F.14. Hyacinth Beau
II.F.15. Bittersweet
II.F.15a. Bittersweet
II.F.16. Flowering currant
II.F.17. Lupine
II.F.18. Bloodroot
II.F.19. Indian Pipes
II.F.19a. Indian Pipes
II.F.19b. Indian Pipes, Best
II.F.19c. Indian Pipes
II.F.19d. Indian Pipes
II.F.19e. Indian Pipes
II.F.19f. Indian Pipes
II.F.19g. Indian Pipes
II.F.19h. Indian Pipes
II.F.19i. Indian Pipes
II.F.20. Cardinal flower
II.F.20a. Cardinal flower
II.F.20b. Cardinal Flower
II.F.20c. Cardinal flower
II.F.20d. Cardinal Flower
II.F.20e. Cardinal flower
II.F.20f. Cardinal flower, 1967
II.F.20g. Cardinal Flower, 1967
II.F.20h. Cardinal Flower

Box 2.5:

II.F.21. Lady’s slippers, 1 pink, 2 white
II.F.21a. Lady’s slippers, plant of 7
II.F.21b. Lady’s slippers, 2 white, 1 pink
II.F.21c. Lady’s slippers, 2 white
II.F.21d. Lady’s slippers, 2 white
II.F.21e. Lady’s slippers, 1 pink, 2 white
II.F.21f. Lady’s slippers, 2 white
II.F.21g. White lady’s slippers
II.F.21h. Lady’s slippers
II.F.21i. Lady’s slippers
II.F.21j. Lady’s slippers
II.F.21k. Lady’s slippers
II.F.21l. Lady’s slipper
II.F.21m.White Lady’s Slipper
Lady SlipperII.F.21n. Yellow Lady’s Slipper
II.F.21o. Lady’s slipper
II.F.21p. Lady’s Slippers
II.F.21q. Lady’s slippers
II.F.21r. Lady’s slipper
II.F.21s. Lady’s slipper
II.F.21t. Lady’s slipper
II.F.21u. White Lady’s Slipper
II.F.21v. Lady’s slippers
II.F.21w. Lady’s Slippers
II.F.21x. Lady’s Slippers
II.F.21y. Lady’s Slippers
II.F.21z. Lady’s Slipper
II.F.21aa. White lady’s slippers, Best
II.F.21bb. White Lady’s slipper
II.F.21cc. [Uncaptioned; white lady’s slippers]
II.F.22. Cinnamon fern
II.F.22a. Ferns, Elizabeth’s
II.F.23. Spleenwort
II.F.23a. Spleenwort
II.F.24. Ebony spleenwort
II.F.25. Canada lilies
II.F.25a. Canada lilies
II.F.25b. Canada lilies, June to July
II.F.25c. Canady [sic] lilies, from Farly House, S. River
II.F.26. Dodder
II.F.27. Thistle
II.F.27a. Thistle, Golden Rod, Sumach
II.F.27b. Thistle—July to Oct.
II.F.28. Butterfly weed
II.F.28a. Butterfly weed
II.F.28b. Butterfly weed pods
II.F.28c. Butterfly weed pods
II.F.28d. Butterfly weed pods
II.F.28e. Butterfly weed pods
II.F.29. Benzoin bush
II.F.30. Clintonia
II.F.31. Hellebore, 2nd Brook
II.F.32. Globe thistles
II.F.33. Senna
II.F.34. Baneberry, Lupine
II.F.35. Rattlesnake plantain, W. W. A.
II.F.36. Partridge berries
II.F.36a. Partridge berries
II.F.36b. Red & white partridge berries
II.F.37. Ragged Robin—Littleton
II.F.38. Red Yarrow
II.F.38a. Yellow Achillea
II.F.39. Smilacena [Smilacina]
II.F.39a. Smilacena [Smilacina]—Maianthemum canadense, May
II.F.40. Pinxter flower
II.F.40a. Pinxter flower
II.F.40b. Pinxter flower
II.F.40c. Pinxter flower
II.F.41. Sarsaparilla
II.F.42. Tiger lilies
II.F.43. Wood lilies
II.F.44. Cowslips
II.F.44a. Cowslips, 2nd Div. [Division]
II.F.44b. Cowslips, 2nd Div.
II.F.44c. Cowslips, 2nd D.
II.F.45. London Pride, angelica
II.F.46. False beech drops
II.F.46a. False beech drops
II.F.47. Pink geranium
II.F.48. Striped pipsissewa
II.F.48a. Striped pipsissewa
II.F.49. Arrowhead, 1967, Great Meadows
II.F.50. Rhodora, Pantry Brook
II.F.51. Ladies’ Tresses
II.F.51a. Ladies’ Tresses
II.F.51b. Ladies’ Tresses
II.F.52. Calopogon
II.F.53. Blue hare-bell
II.F.54. Colt’s foot
II.F.55. Rose
II.F.55a. White Rose
II.F.55b. Wild Roses
II.F.55c. Yellow Rose
II.F.55d. Wild Rose
II.F.55e. Rosa Satura
II.F.56. Pokeberry
II.F.57. Sorrel
II.F.57a. Sorrell [sorrel]
II.F.58. Hobble bush, Garfield Road
II.F.58a. Hobble bush, Garfield Road
II.F.59. Barberries
II.F.60. Spikenard
II.F.61. Arethusa
II.F.61a. Arethusa
II.F.62. Shad[bush; in bloom]—David’s
II.F.62a. Shad
II.F.63. Apple blossoms
II.F.63a. Apples
II.F.63b. Crab-apples
II.F.63c. Russet apples
II.F.63d. Apple [in blossom]
II.F.63e. Apple [in blossom]
II.F.63f. Apple tree, Garfield Rd.
II.F.64. Pussy willows, Sudbury River
II.F.64a. Pussy willows, 1968
II.F.65. Night-blooming cereus
II.F.65a. Night-blooming cereus
II.F.66. Trumpet vine
II.F.67. Blue vetch
MushroomII.F.68. Pink Azalea
II.F.69. Sumach
II.F.69a. B. & S., sumach on Annursnac
II.F.69b. Sumach
II.F.69c. Sumach
II.F.70. Button bush
II.F.71. Purple fringed orchis—Habenaria psychodes
II.F.71a. Large Purple Fringed Orchis
II.F.71b. Tall orchis
II.F.71c. Tall orchis
II.F.71d. Tall purple orchid
II.F.71e. 5-leaved Orchid Isotria verticilata [verticillata]
II.F.72. Milkweed
II.F.72a. Milkweed
II.F.73. Epipactis—Helleborine
II.F.73a. Epipactis—Helleborine
II.F.74. Snake root
II.F.75. Blue Lobelia
II.F.76. Sneezeweed—Helenium
II.F.77. Sundrops
II.F.78. St. John’s wort
II.F.79. Queen Anne’s Lace
II.F.80. Trout lilies, June 1975
II.F.81. Bunchberries [slide discolored]
II.F.82. Dog bane
II.F.83. Dog [?] seeds
II.F.84. Iceland moss
scarlet mapleII.F.85. Coral
II.F.86. Mushrooms
II.F.86a. Mushroom
II.F.86b. Mushrooms
II.F.86c. Mushroom
II.F.87. Puff-balls
II.F.87a. Puff-ball
II.F.87b. Puff-balls
II.F.88. Sparassis crispa
II.F.89. Fungi
II.F.90. Phallus impudicus
II.F.91. Clavaria fusiformis
II.F.92. Large elm, back of Mount Misery, Lincoln
II.F.92a. Large elm, back of Mount Misery, Lincoln
II.F.92b. Large elm, back of Mount Misery, Lincoln, 1971
II.F.92c. Snow on Elm
II.F.93. [Uncaptioned; sunflower]
II.F.94. Rye
II.F.95. Jack o’Lantern, [Omphalotus] illudens, poisonous, fl. deceiving, Mary Chamberlin’s woods
II.F.96. Pitcher plant, May to June
II.F.97. Oak [late fall; leaves fallen]
II.F.97a. Oak [summer]
II.F.97b. Oak trees in Fall
II.F.98. Shagbark
II.F.99. Mullein, St. [Scott], jr.
II.F.100. Seaside golden rod
II.F.100a. Golden-rod, No. Sudbury
II.F.101. Cat-tails, ‘62
II.F.102. Birch catkins
II.F.102a. White birch
II.F.102b. Birches
II.F.102c. Birches
II.F.103. Hemlock tips
II.F.104. Horse chestnut [in flower]
II.F.105. Sycamore
II.F.105a. Buttonwood or sycamore
II.F.106. Pickerel weed opp. Ball’s Hill
II.F.107. Daisies
II.F.107a. Daisies
II.F.107b. Daisies
II.F.108. Hepatica—March-May
II.F.109. Locust—June
II.F.110. Scarlet maple
II.F.110a. Maple
II.F.110b. Red & Yellow [maples]
II.F.111. Pine
II.F.112. Larch and Evergreens
II.F.113. Polygala
II.F.113a. Fringed Polygala—White, 5/16/52 [also captioned “White Polygala”]
II.F.114. Rosewort on Nashawtuc
II.F.115. Shinleaf
II.F.116. Thimble berries
II.F.117. Culver’s Root—Veronica virgin [Veronicastrum virginicum], July to Sept.
II.F.118. [Uncaptioned, labeled “Dup.”; unidentified bush in late summer/early fall (leaves changing color), stone wall]

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Box 2.6:

II.G. ANIMALS AND INSECTS:

116 slides

II.G.1. Bees and beekeeping:

II.G.1.1. Bees
II.G.1.2. Bee swarm
II.G.1.3. Al Baptiste [and hive]
II.G.1.4. Al Baptiste [and hive]
II.G.1.5. Al Baptiste [and hive]
II.G.1.6. Ed Carlson [and hive]

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II.G.2. Birds:

II.G.2.1. Pheasants
II.G.2.2. Pheasants
II.G.2.3. Pheasants
II.G.2.4. Pheasants
II.G.2.4a. Pheasant eggs
II.G.2.4b. Pheasant’s nest, 1970
II.G.2.4c. Pheasant’s nest, 1970
II.G.2.5. Woodpecker’s hole
II.G.2.6. Barrett’s Mill Rd., geese
II.G.2.7. Barrett Farm, Barrett’s Mill Rd., geese
II.G.2.8. Geese
II.G.2.9. Geese
II.G.2.10. Geese
II.G.2.11. Geese
II.G.2.12. Geese, Barret’s [Barrett’s] Mill Road
II.G.2.13. Geese
II.G.2.14. Geese
II.G.2.15. Geese
II.G.2.16. Canada geese
II.G.2.17. Geese, Fitchburgh [Fitchburg] Tpk.* [E.H.W.A.’s asterisk]
II.G.2.18. Geese, Fitchburg Tpk.
II.G.2.19. Geese, Fitchburg Tpk.
II.G.2.20. Grackles
II.G.2.21. Sea gull
II.G.2.22. Gulls
II.G.2.23. Humming bird’s nest
II.G.2.24. Humming bird
II.G.2.25. Humming-birds
II.G.2.26. Humming-birds
II.G.2.27. Scarlet Tanager
II.G.2.28. Scarlet Tanager
II.G.2.28a. Scarlet Tanager
II.G.2.29. Cattle Egrets
II.G.2.30. Cattle Egrets
II.G.2.31. Cattle egrets
II.G.2.32. Owl [statue]
II.G.2.33. Barn swallows
II.G.2.34. Towhee nest
II.G.2.35. Killdeer eggs
II.G.2.36. Nest in ice storm, March 1968
II.G.2.37. Redwings
II.G.2.38. Eve. grosbeak
II.G.2.39. Eve. grosbeak

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II.G.3. Butterflies:

II.G.3.1. Butterfly
II.G.3.2. Butterfly weed and [butterfly]
II.G.3.3. Butterfly weed and [butterfly]

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II.G.4. Cats:

II.G.4.1. Cats
II.G.4.2. Cats
II.G.4.3. Cats
II.G.4.4. Cats
II.G.4.5. Cats
II.G.4.6. Kika San
II.G.4.7. Licorice

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CowsII.G.5. Cows:

II.G.5.1. Cows in meadow
II.G.5.2. Verrill’s cows
II.G.5.3. Cows

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II.G 6. Dogs:

II.G.6.a. Abbey:

II.G.6.a.1. Abbey, ‘60
II.G.6.a.2. Abbey, ‘60
II.G.6.a.3. Abbess von Alpenhof
II.G.6.a.4. Abbey, ’60 [snow]
II.G.6.a.5. Abbey, ’60 [snow]
II.G.6.a.6. Abbey [snow]
II.G.6.a.7. Abbey 1961
II.G.6.a.8. Abbey & Roddy, 1961
II.G.6.a.9. Abbey, 1961
II.G.6.a.10. Abbey

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NanaII.G.6.b. Nana:

II.G.6.b.1. Nana
II.G.6.b.2. Nana [snow]
II.G.6.b.3. Nana [standing on rug]
II.G.6.b.4. Nana [snow]
II.G.6.b.5. Nana [and cat]
II.G.6.b.6. Nana [overlooking pond]
II.G.6.b.7. Nana [winter]
II.G.6.b.8. Nana [snow]
II.G.6.b.9. Nana [winter]
II.G.6.b.10. Nana [late fall]
II.G.6.b.11. Nana [on rock]
II.G.6.b.12. Nana [fall]
II.G.6.b.13. Nana [Christmas wreath]
II.G.6.b.14. Nana [fall]
II.G.6.b.15. Nana [asleep on rug]
II.G.6.b.16. Nana—dog at brook—Nashoba [fall]
II.G.6.b.17. Nana [and cat]
II.G.6.b.18. NEDTC, Boston [Nana by car]
II.G.6.b.19. E. [Esther], Nana
II.G.6.b.20. Nana [in snow, by house]
II.G.6.b.21. E. [Esther]—Nana

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II.G.6.c. Other:

II.G.6.c.1. Dog School

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II.G.7. Spiders:

II.G.7.1. Cobweb on grass, spider
II.G.7.2. Cobweb on grass
Spider webII.G.7.3. Cobweb [spider web on barn gate]
II.G.7.4. Spider, 1973, Fall
II.G.7.5. Spider [also captioned “Cobweb on grass”]

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II.G.8. Turtles:

II.G.8.1. Turtle eggs
II.G.8.2. Turtle egg-shells
II.G.8.3. Turtle
II.G.8.4. Turtle
II.G.8.5. Turtle
II.G.8.6. Turtle? [tracks in mud]

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II.G.9. Other animals and insects:

II.G.9.1. Woodchuck, ‘69
II.G.9.1a. Woodchuck, ‘69
II.G.9.2. Squirrel
II.G.9.2a. Squirrel
II.G.9.2b. Squirrel
II.G.9.3. [Bear] on tree, off Garfield Road
II.G.9.4. Blue racer?, swallowing frog
II.G.9.5. Black racer?, swallowing frog
II.G.9.6. Cecropia [moth]
II.G.9.7. Snake
II.G.9.8. Toad on doorstep

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II.H. ATMOSPHERIC EFFECTS AND NATURAL PHENOMENA:

92 slides

II.H.1. Clouds:

II.H.1.1. Clouds
II.H.1.2. Clouds
II.H.1.3. [Uncaptioned; clouds]
II.H.1.4. [Uncaptioned; clouds]
II.H.1.5. [Uncaptioned; clouds]
II.H.1.6. [Uncaptioned; clouds]
II.H.1.7. [Uncaptioned; clouds]
II.H.1.8. [Uncaptioned; clouds over scrubby landscape]
II.H.1.9. [Uncaptioned; clouds]
II.H.1.10. Clouds
II.H.1.11. Sunrise [with clouds]
II.H.1.12. Clouds [sunset]
II.H.1.13. Clouds, sunset sky
II.H.1.14. [Uncaptioned; cloud formations; blue sky]
II.H.1.15. Sunset clouds
II.H.1.16. Cloud thru trees
II.H.1.17. Mare’s Tails
II.H.1.17a. Mare’s Tails
II.H.1.18. Clouds
II.H.1.19. Approaching summer storm [white and black clouds]

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II.H.2. Sunsets:

II.H.2.1. [Uncaptioned; sunset, with clouds]
II.H.2.2. [Uncaptioned; sunset, with clouds]
II.H.2.3. [Uncaptioned; sunset over snowy landscape]
II.H.2.4. [Uncaptioned; sunset, with clouds]
II.H.2.5. [Uncaptioned; sunset, with clouds]
II.H.2.6. [Uncaptioned; sunset, with clouds]
II.H.2.7. [Uncaptioned; sunset, with clouds]
II.H.2.8. [Uncaptioned; sunset, with tree and clouds]
II.H.2.9. Sunset, Nine Acre Corner
II.H.2.10. [Uncaptioned; sunset, with tree and clouds]
II.H.2.11. [Uncaptioned; sunset, with tree and clouds]
II.H.2.12. [Uncaptioned; sunset, with clouds]
II.H.2.13. [Uncaptioned; sunset, with clouds]
II.H.2.14. [Uncaptioned; sunset, with clouds]
II.H.2.15. Sunset
II.H.2.16. Sunset
II.H.2.17. Sunset
II.H.2.18. [Uncaptioned; sunset, with clouds]
II.H.2.19. [Uncaptioned; colorful sunset]
SunsetII.H.2.20. Sunset by Fessenden’s
II.H.2.21. [Uncaptioned; dark sunset, with clouds]
II.H.2.22. Sunset—Cape
II.H.2.23. Foggy sunset [over water]
II.H.2.24. [Uncaptioned; sunset]
II.H.2.25. [Uncaptioned; orange sunset, with tree]
II.H.2.26. [Uncaptioned; dark sunset, with tree]
II.H.2.27. [Uncaptioned; dark sunset]
II.H.2.28. Sunset [very dark]
II.H.2.29. Sunset
II.H.2.30. Sunset
II.H.2.31. Sunset
II.H.2.32. Sunset—Cape Cod
II.H.2.33. [Uncaptioned; sunset]
II.H.2.34. Sunset
II.H.2.35. Sunset
II.H.2.36. Sunset
II.H.2.37. Sunset, with icicles
II.H.2.38. Sunset
II.H.2.39. Sunset
II.H.2.40. Sunset
II.H.2.41. Sunset
II.H.2.42. Sunset
II.H.2.43. Sunset
II.H.2.44. Wachusett, sunset
II.H.2.45. Sunset
II.H.2.46. Sunset from house
II.H.2.47. Sunset from 2nd floor
II.H.2.48. Sunset
II.H.2.49. Sunset
II.H.2.50. Sunset, Wachusett
II.H.2.51. Sunset
II.H.2.52. Sunset
II.H.2.53. [Uncaptioned; sunset]
II.H.2.54. Sunset
II.H.2.55. [Uncaptioned; sunset]

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double rainbowBox 3.1:

II.H.3. Other:

II.H.3.1. Eclipse, 1963
II.H.3.2. Sundog
II.H.3.3. Sundog
II.H.3.4. Sundog or rainbow
II.H.3.5. Sundog
II.H.3.6. Rainbow, toward Lincoln
II.H.3.7. Rainbow
II.H.3.8. Rainbow over Garfield Road
II.H.3.9. Rainbow over Garfield Rd.
II.H.3.10. Sun circle
II.H.3.11. Rainbow in grass, 54
II.H.3.12. Dust storm
II.H.3.13. Double Rainbow [slide scratched]
II.H.3.14. Rainbow [over barn]
II.H.3.15. Rainbow around sun
II.H.3.16. Sundog
II.H.3.17. Sunrise [mist rising from river]

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II.I. HOUSE, YARD, AND GARDENS:

421 slides

II.I.1. 148/154 Fitchburg Turnpike, Concord:

II.I.1.1. House
II.I.1.2. House
II.I.1.3. House
II.I.1.4. House—clouds
II.I.1.5. Front steps
II.I.1.6. House
II.I.1.7. House
II.I.1.8. Home—Front steps
II.I.1.9. Front steps
II.I.1.10. Front stepping stones
II.I.1.11. Front steps
II.I.1.12. Bay window
II.I.1.13. Bay window
II.I.1.14. Bay window
II.I.1.15. Bay window
II.I.1.16. Bay window
II.I.1.17. Bay window
II.I.1.18. Bay window
II.I.1.19. Home—Living room [hearth]
II.I.1.20. Bottles, etc.
II.I.1.21. Dining room [hearth]
II.I.1.22. Sitting-room
II.I.1.23. Sitting-room—Home
II.I.1.24. Sitting-room
II.I.1.25. Sitting-room
II.I.1.26. Sitting-room
II.I.1.27. Back parlor
II.I.1.28. Back lawn
II.I.1.29. Lawn in back
II.I.1.30. Back lawn
II.I.1.31. Back lawn
II.I.1.32. Back lawn—clouds
II.I.1.33. Outside sitting-room [yard]
II.I.1.34. Back of house
II.I.1.35. Back lawn
II.I.1.36. Bird bath
II.I.1.37. Wheelwright’s stone [slide warped]
II.I.1.37a. Wheelwright’s stone
II.I.1.38. Wheelwright’s stone—clouds
II.I.1.39. Indian mortar
II.I.1.40. Garage
II.I.1.41. Front piazza
II.I.1.42. Pool
II.I.1.43. Pool
II.I.1.44. Play-house
II.I.1.45. Play house [with blooming Forsythia]
II.I.1.46. Back of garage
II.I.1.47. Garage & car
II.I.1.48. Play pen
II.I.1.49. Play pen & swings
II.I.1.50. Volley-ball [net]
II.I.1.51. Round piazza
II.I.1.52. Round piazza
II.I.1.53. Round piazza [view from]
II.I.1.54. Piazza seat in snow
II.I.1.55. Piazza
II.I.1.56. Cardinal flower
II.I.1.57. Cardinal flower and Nicotiana and Flax
II.I.1.58. Cardinal flower
II.I.1.59. Forsythia
II.I.1.60. Forsythia
II.I.1.61. Asters
II.I.1.62. Lantana, side steps
II.I.1.63. Morning glories
II.I.1.64. Buckwheat
II.I.1.65. Clematis—white
II.I.1.66. Wall garden
II.I.1.67. Wall garden
II.I.1.68. Over garden wall
II.I.1.69. Garden
II.I.1.70. Herb garden
II.I.1.71. Herb garden
II.I.1.72. Herb garden
II.I.1.73. Car in snow
II.I.1.74. Car in snow
II.I.1.75. Car in snow
II.I.1.76. Car in snow
II.I.1.77. Snow on lawn
II.I.1.78. Snow in yard
II.I.1.79. Yard—winter
II.I.1.80. Snow in yard
II.I.1.81. Home, from Garfield Road
II.I.1.82. Winter, from 2nd story
II.I.1.83. From David’s room
II.I.1.84. Settle [by house]
II.I.1.85. Snow on piazza
II.I.1.86. Barn
II.I.1.87. Barn
II.I.1.88. Barn, snow
II.I.1.89. Flag [by house]
II.I.1.90. Barn cellar garden
II.I.1.91. Fields towards river
II.I.1.92. Hedge, house, elm
II.I.1.93. House from field
II.I.1.94. Top buggy [in driveway]
II.I.1.95. Vapor trail [sky over barn]
II.I.1.96. Garden
II.I.1.97. Garden
II.I.1.98. Garden
II.I.1.99. Garden [slide discolored]
II.I.1.100. Garden
II.I.1.101. Garden
II.I.1.102. Garden
II.I.1.103. Veg. garden [dark]
II.I.1.104. Vegetable garden [dark]
II.I.1.105. View from house [dark]
II.I.1.106. Veg. garden
II.I.1.107. Vegetable garden
II.I.1.108. Vegetables
II.I.1.109. Veg. garden, snow
II.I.1.110. Veg. garden
II.I.1.111. Veg. garden
II.I.1.112. Veg. garden
II.I.1.113. Veg. garden
II.I.1.114. Wall garden
II.I.1.115. Back garden
II.I.1.116. Cold-frame
II.I.1.117. Cold-frame
II.I.1.118. Scarecrow
II.I.1.119. Herb garden
II.I.1.120. Herb garden
II.I.1.121. Bee hive
II.I.1.122. Bee hive
II.I.1.123. Grapes [slide discolored]
II.I.1.123a. Grapes
II.I.1.124. Maurine, Oct. ’60, grapes
II.I.1.125. Ferns by Pool
II.I.1.126. Tiger lilies
II.I.1.127. Tiger lilies
II.I.1.128. Peonies
II.I.1.129. Elm Tree, house, Fall
II.I.1.129a. Elm Tree—Spring
II.I.1.129b. Elm Tree in Spring
II.I.1.129c. Elm Tree [summer]
Elm treeII.I.1.129d. Elm Tree—Summer storm
II.I.1.129e. Elm Tree by barn [fall]
II.I.1.129f. Elm by barn, Autumn
II.I.1.129g. Slippery Elm
II.I.1.130. Ash tree
II.I.1.131. Ash tree, cut down
II.I.1.132. Spruce
II.I.1.133. Estabrook lilacs [by house], ’58
II.I.1.134. White dogwood
II.I.1.135. Pink dogwood, ’58
II.I.1.136. 1961, apple tree
II.I.1.137. Pear tree
II.I.1.138. Pear tree?
II.I.1.139. Pear Tree—Home
II.I.1.139a. Pear [showing fields]
II.I.1.139b. Pear
II.I.1.140. Nana and Pear Tree in Spring
II.I.1.141. Wisteria
II.I.1.142. Wisteria, side door
II.I.1.143. Wisteria, 1952
II.I.1.144. Wisteria
II.I.1.145. Wisteria
II.I.1.146. Wisteria, ‘52
II.I.1.147. Nana, Wisteria
II.I.1.148. Syringa
II.I.1.149. Flowering currant
II.I.1.150. Maurine, beauty bush
II.I.1.151. Maurine, Round piazza
II.I.1.152. Bridal Wreath
II.I.1.153. White lilac
II.I.1.154. Bridal wreath, 1961, Apt. stairway
II.I.1.155. Hydrangea
II.I.1.156. Hydrangea, Maurine
II.I.1.157. Fashion Rose
II.I.1.158. Yellow rose
II.I.1.159. Yellow rose
II.I.1.160. Yellow rose
II.I.1.161. Yellow rose
II.I.1.162. Rose on garage
II.I.1.163. Rose & flax
II.I.1.164. 1956 Mercury
II.I.1.165. Bay window

Box 3.2:

II.I.1.166. Bay window
II.I.1.167. Bay window
II.I.1.168. Bay window
II.I.1.169. Window box
II.I.1.170. Window box
II.I.1.171. Window box
II.I.1.172. Yard—snow
II.I.1.173. Snow in yard
II.I.1.174. Snowshoeing [family in yard]
II.I.1.175. House from Sudbury Rd.
II.I.1.176. View from yard [spring]
II.I.1.177. Weeping willow
II.I.1.178. Peach blossoms
II.I.1.178a. Peach Blossoms
II.I.1.178b. Peach Blossoms
II.I.1.179. Field in front of house [snow]
II.I.1.180. Across the river
II.I.1.181. Plums
II.I.1.182. [Uncaptioned; car in field; presumed Wheeler-Anderson property]
II.I.1.183. [Uncaptioned; parachute descending; presumed over Wheeler-Anderson property]
II.I.1.184. [Uncaptioned; parachute descending; presumed over Wheeler-Anderson property]
II.I.2.185. Christmas tree, 1962
II.I.2.186. Christmas tree, ‘62

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II.I.2. 262 Garfield Road (“Glenside”), Concord:

II.I.2.1. Well-Digger
II.I.2.2. Well-Digger with Mr. [caption incomplete]
II.I.2.2a. Well-Digger from Maguire’s
II.I.2.3. Drive to Garfield Rd.
II.I.2.4. Road—drive
II.I.2.5. Blasting
II.I.2.6. Blasting [caption crossed out]
II.I.2.7. Glenside [showing wooden sign]
II.I.2.8. Car in front of garage—Mercury
II.I.2.9. Car in front of house—Mercury
II.I.2.10. Pontiac, 1969 [in front of garage; snow]
II.I.2.11. House, Christmas
II.I.2.12. Front door, winter
II.I.2.13. Front door in snow
II.I.2.14. Front door in snow
II.I.2.15. Front door
II.I.2.16. Christmas—door
II.I.2.17. [Uncaptioned; bringing in Christmas tree]
II.I.2.18. Front of house [in snow]
II.I.2.19. Piazza, side of house [snow]
II.I.2.20. Plowing
II.I.2.21. Icicles
II.I.2.22. House from top of hill [snow]
II.I.2.23. House, 1965, Christmas ’66 card
II.I.2.24. Abbey in yard in snow
II.I.2.25. Ledge garden in snow
II.I.2.26. Hazy front lawn
II.I.2.27. Ledge garden [summer]
II.I.2.28. Ledge garden [summer]
II.I.2.29. Ledge garden
II.I.2.30. House—Woodpile
II.I.2.31. Garden
II.I.2.32. Morning glories
II.I.2.33. Morning glories
II.I.2.34. Garden [fall]
II.I.2.35. Mist on drive
II.I.2.36. Mist on drive
II.I.2.37. Butterfly weed
II.I.2.38. Butterfly weed, W. W. A.
II.I.2.39. Garden
II.I.2.40. Garden
II.I.2.41. Garden
II.I.2.42. Garden
II.I.2.43. Garden
II.I.2.44. Garden
II.I.2.45. Butterfly weed, garden
II.I.2.46. Winter Rye on Aran Bank, Spring 1975
II.I.2.47. Winter Rye on Aran Bank, Spring 1975
II.I.2.48. Winter Rye on Aran Bank, Spring 1975
II.I.2.49. Shad bush tree, Glenside, 1975
II.I.2.50. Tomato plants
II.I.2.51. Garden
II.I.2.52. [Sign—in Gaelic?]’ Glenside
II.I.2.53. House [summer]
II.I.2.54. Tiger lily
II.I.2.55. From living room
II.I.2.56. Eagle [carving] on garage, 1969
II.I.2.57. Mist on drive—Best [showing rays of sun]
II.I.2.58. Living-room—mirror
II.I.2.59. Reflections in living-room windows
II.I.2.60. A.M. Glenside, from front door, 1971
II.I.2.61. A.M. Glenside, from front door, 1971
II.I.2.62. Icicles
II.I.2.63. House in winter
II.I.2.64. Drive in snow, 1961
II.I.2.65. House from back corner [snow]
II.I.2.66. House from drive [snow]
II.I.2.67. House from drive [snow]
II.I.2.68. Front of house [snow]
II.I.2.69. Snow plow
II.I.2.70. Snow plow
II.I.2.71. Back door path
II.I.2.72. Deck in snow and ice
II.I.2.73. Garage, 1969
II.I.2.74. Garage & woodpile, 1969
II.I.2.75. Garden [summer]
II.I.2.76. Maurine on oil tank in cellar
II.I.2.77. Maurine [outside in snow]
II.I.2.78. Maurine—water tank
II.I.2.79. Lady’s slippers, new house
II.I.2.79a. Lady’s slipper by mailbox
II.I.2.80. Living-room, mirror
II.I.2.81. House—Western View
II.I.2.82. Back-door path
II.I.2.83. Pontiac, 1969
II.I.2.84. House, Christmas
II.I.2.85. House from drive
II.I.2.86. Snow plow
II.I.2.87. Rainbow over bird bath
II.I.2.88. S.W. corner, living-room
II.I.2.89. Terrarium
II.I.2.90. Garden
II.I.2.91. Bird bath, garden
II.I.2.92. House from ledge
II.I.2.93. Cedar in snow
II.I.2.94. Back of house [snow]
II.I.2.95. Picnic table in snow
II.I.2.96. Bird bath in snow
II.I.2.97. Back door path [snow]
II.I.2.98. Garden [summer]
II.I.2.99. Garden [summer]
II.I.2.100. Back entry
II.I.2.101. Kitchen end of house
II.I.2.102. Entrance to garage
II.I.2.103. West garden [summer]
II.I.2.104. Drive in snow
II.I.2.105. Icicles
II.I.2.106. Icicles
II.I.2.107. West window
II.I.2.108. Deck in snow & ice
II.I.2.109. Pleated tree
II.I.2.110. House—living-room
II.I.2.111. Garden
II.I.2.112. House
II.I.2.113. House
II.I.2.114. Alden’s greenhouses from 2nd floor
II.I.2.115. Abbey in yard
II.I.2.116. View
II.I.2.116a. View from house
II.I.2.117. Wachusett from upstairs
II.I.2.118. Wachusett [from house]
II.I.2.119. Mr. Charter for Wachusett [cutting tree]
II.I.2.120. View from living-room
II.I.2.121. Corner of Living-room
II.I.2.122. Yellow tomatoes
II.I.2.123. Yellow tomatoes
II.I.2.124. Jap. Umbrella pine
II.I.2.125. Log I [hollow log, apparently in vicinity of E.H.W.A.’s Garfield Road home]
II.I.2.126. Log II [hollow log, apparently in vicinity of E.H.W.A.’s Garfield Road home]
II.I.2.127. Log III [hollow log, apparently in vicinity of E.H.W.A.’s Garfield Road home]
II.I.2.128. Log IV [hollow log, apparently in vicinity of E.H.W.A.’s Garfield Road home]
II.I.2.129. Log V [hollow log, apparently in vicinity of E.H.W.A.’s Garfield Road home]
II.I.2.130. Log VI [hollow log, apparently in vicinity of E.H.W.A.’s Garfield Road home]

Box 3.3:

II.I.2.131. Sweet Cicely
II.I.2.132. Garden
II.I.2.133. Garden—broome [broom], iris
II.I.2.134. Cardinal flower
II.I.2.135. House—Christmas
II.I.2.136. Car in drive [snow]
II.I.2.137. From kitchen windows—W.
II.I.2.138. Picnic Table [snow]
II.I.2.139. Drive [snow]
II.I.2.140. Drive [snow]
II.I.2.141. Window pane [frost]
II.I.2.142. Window pane [frost]
II.I.2.143. Esther Anderson, 1965—Gertrude’s [photograph]
II.I.2.144. Wachusett [from Glenside]
II.I.2.145. Rear window [of car, with reflections]
II.I.2.146. Garden on drive
II.I.2.147. Butterfly weed
II.I.2.148. Lavendar [lavender]
II.I.2.149. Mt. [Mountain] mint
II.I.2.150. Car in garage
II.I.2.151. Garage
II.I.2.152. Drive
II.I.2.153. Drive
II.I.2.154. Brown Daisies by fence
II.I.2.155. Bleeding Hearts
II.I.2.156. Pink Lady’s slippers
II.I.2.157. Yellow violet
II.I.2.158. Lady’s Slippers by road
II.I.2.159. Yellow Lady’s slippers
II.I.2.160. Yellow Lady’s slippers
II.I.2.161. Lady’s slippers
II.I.2.162. Lady’s slipper
II.I.2.163. View to North West
II.I.2.164. Icicle from N. W. window
II.I.2.165. From West window
II.I.2.166. Autumn from South window
II.I.2.167. Ice on trees
II.I.2.168. Front door
II.I.2.169. Ice on trees
II.I.2.170. Red Maple
II.I.2.171. Red Maple
II.I.2.172. Columbine [by] House—not best
II.I.2.173. View from house through pines
II.I.2.174. Snow
II.I.2.175. Feb.—1969
II.I.2.176. Snow
II.I.2.177. Snow
II.I.2.178. Snow on garden
II.I.2.179. West from house, 1969 [sunset]
II.I.2.180. Abbey [snow]
II.I.2.181. West from house (Synnott)
II.I.2.182. Back door, House—1969 [snow]
II.I.2.183. West from house, ‘68
II.I.2.184. West from house, ‘68
II.I.2.185. Red maple from house, ‘68
II.I.2.186. Jap. Umbrella Tree
II.I.2.187. House & garden, Cecil Wray’s picture, June 21, 1968
II.I.2.188. Red maple from house, ‘68
II.I.2.189. Pool on Indian mound
II.I.2.190. Indian Rock pool, House, ‘68
II.I.2.191. Butterfly weed, Glenside
II.I.2.192. Icicles, 1967-68
II.I.2.193. Icicles, 1967-68
II.I.2.194. Deck [snow]
II.I.2.195. Snow over roof
II.I.2.196. Icicles, 1967-68
II.I.2.197. From bed [view of snowy tree through window]
II.I.2.198. Icicles, 1967-68
II.I.2.199. Colchicum [crocus]
II.I.2.200. Mr. Charter
II.I.2.201. Broome [Broom]
II.I.2.202. Hybrid Broome [broom]
II.I.2.203. Hybrid Broome [broom], 1967
II.I.2.204. Living room—West
II.I.2.205. 1967, Ledge garden
II.I.2.206. Lavender, 1967
II.I.2.207. Tiger lilies
II.I.2.208. Esther Andersons garden [caption not in E.H.W.A.’s handwriting]
II.I.2.209. Bluets, garden
II.I.2.210. Shad, Glenside
II.I.2.211. Austrian Pine
II.I.2.212. Garden
II.I.2.213. Garden—Hybrid broome [broom]
II.I.2.214. Broome [broom], Hybrid
II.I.2.215. Herb garden
II.I.2.216. Broome [Broom], Scotch
II.I.2.217. Violets—garden
II.I.2.218. Wachusett [from Glenside; dark slide]
II.I.2.219. Japanese picture [photograph of work of art housed by E.H.W.A. with her Glenside slides; the connection to the house—if any—is unclear]

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Box 3.4:

II.J. PEOPLE (E. H. W. A., FAMILY, FRIENDS, AND NEIGHBORS):

175 slides

II.J.1. E. H. A. [Esther Howe Anderson; ca. 1945]
II.J.2. E. H. A. [1964]
II.J.3. E. H. A. [1964]
II.J.4. E. H. A.  [by] W. W. A. [1970]
II.J.5. E. H. A.  [by] W. W. A. [1970]
II.J.6. E. H. A.  [by] W. W. A. [1970]
II.J.7. E. H. A.  [by] W. W. A. [1970]
II.J.8. E. H. A.  [by] W. W. A. [1970]
II.J.9. E. H. A.  [by] W. W. A. [1970]
II.J.10. E. H. A.  [by] W. W. A. [1970]
II.J.11. E. H. A.  [by] W. W. A. [1970]
II.J.12. E. H. A.  [by] W. W. A. [1970]
II.J.13. E. H. A.  [by] W. W. A. [1970]
II.J.14. E. H. A.  [by] W. W. A. [1970]
II.J.15. E. H. A.  [by] W. W. A. [1970]
II.J.16. E. H. A.  [by] W. W. A. [1970]
II.J.17. Leslie
Leslie and BarbaraII.J.18. Barbara, Leslie, ‘44
II.J.19. Leslie & Barbara
II.J.20. Leslie, 1945
II.J.21. Leslie
II.J.22. Leslie & Nana on Wachusett, 1951
II.J.23. Leslie, St., Jr., ’56?
II.J.24. Leslie, Bert Chambers
II.J.25. Leslie Eirene, ?
II.J.26. Billy, Sr.
II.J.26a. L. & Billy, 1940 [W. W. A. is in military uniform; since he was born in 1924 and graduated from high school in 1942, Esther’s date cannot be accurate] 
II.J.26b. Billy, ‘45?
II.J.27. Billy, 194[-; date incomplete]
II.J.28. Billy, 194[-; date incomplete]
II.J.29. [Uncaptioned; Billy, Sr. and companion by car; slide remounted]
II.J.29a. [Uncaptioned; Billy, Sr., and companion by car; transparency unmounted]
II.J.30. Kristin
II.J.31. Kristin, Nana, ‘53?
II.J.32. Kristin
II.J.33. [Uncaptioned; Kristin]
II.J.34. Kristin, Billy, Jr., and Kristin [sic], ‘51
II.J.35. Barbara, Lucie, Cathy Cook, Kristin, Buster
II.J.36. Libby, ‘55
II.J.37. Libby, ‘55
II.J.38. [Uncaptioned; Libby]
II.J.39. [Uncaptioned; Libby]
II.J.40. Libby [1960]
II.J.41. Elizabeth
II.J.42. Elizabeth
II.J.43. David, Eliz., Leslie, Barb., Pauline, St., St., Jr., Billy, ‘45
II.J.44. Eva Howard
II.J.45. Scottie, Billy, Kristin, Janice
II.J.46. Billy, C. H. S., 194[-; date incomplete; graduation photo, datable to 1942, when W. W. A. graduated from Concord High School]
II.J.47. Scottie, Billie, Jr.
II.J.48. Billy, Kenny, 1950
II.J.49. Janice, Jennifer, Bonnie, Maurine, Beverly [slide discolored]
II.J.50. Stanley, Kenny, Nana
II.J.51. Billy, Jr., Kenny, ‘49
II.J.52. Barbara, ‘56
II.J.53. Kenny, ‘47
II.J.54. Billy, Kenny, Janice, Kristin
II.J.55. Stanley, Scottie, Ken, Billy, Anne [last name illegible—Smith?], Kristin, Janice, Barbara, Helen’s
II.J.56. Mrs. Burke, Tom, Josephine (A. M. [Sister Ann Michael]), Maurine
II.J.57. Scottie, Stanley
II.J.58. From church—Billy & Mary
II.J.59. ‘59 [children in snow]
II.J.60. ‘56 [family group; slide discolored]
II.J.61. Billy, Lucie, Barb., Kristin, St., Kenny, Scott [slide discolored]
II.J.62. Lucie, B., Jr., Kr., Scottie, St., Jr., ‘57 [at seashore]
II.J.63. [Uncaptioned; family group]
II.J.64. David, Billy, Pauline
II.J.65. Billy, Jr., 1941 [1951?—Billy, Jr. was born in 1947]
II.J.66. Mary, Kristin, Lucie, Scottie, Billy
II.J.67. Group of children, ‘57
II.J.68. Roger, Mary, Billy, E. [Esther], L. [Leslie], David, Florence
II.J.69. Al Coffey, J. [?] Wood, Billy, Stan., Pauline, Da., ‘41?
II.J.70. Lucie, Scottie, Barbara
II.J.71. Scottie, St., Jr.
II.J.72. Billy, Scottie, Nana
II.J.73. Scottie, Barbara, Stanley, Ken., B., Jr.
II.J.74. Stanley, Billy, Scottie, Barbara, Lucie, Kristin, Janice [caption crossed out and rewritten; difficult to decipher]
II.J.75. Mary, B., Jr., Kenneth, ‘47
II.J.76. Billy, Jr., ‘56
II.J.77. Margaret Walcott, Henry Walcott
II.J.78. Kathleen Gallagher, Mrs. Burke, Sister Ann Michael (Josephine), Maurine
II.J.79. Uncle Henry Walcott
II.J.80. Lucie
II.J.81. [Uncaptioned; baby]
II.J.82. [Uncaptioned; woman reclining with baby]
II.J.83. [Uncaptioned; man reclining with baby]
II.J.84. [Uncaptioned; baby]
II.J.85. [Uncaptioned; baby with man]
II.J.86. [Uncaptioned; baby with man]
II.J.87. [Uncaptioned; baby and girl in sand]
II.J.88. [Uncaptioned; two boys with fish]
II.J.88a. [Uncaptioned; two boys with fish]
II.J.89. Eirene & Elizabeth
II.J.90. Maurine & Nana
II.J.91. George, Mary, Billy, ‘45
II.J.92. Pauline’s family, ‘56 [slide discolored]
II.J.93. Maurine
II.J.94. Lucie, Scottie, Stoddard, N.H.
II.J.95. Stanley, Kenny, Nana
II.J.96. Tug of War [children by Wheeler-Anderson farmhouse], 1954 or ‘55
II.J.97. Barbara, Kristin, Billy, Jr., Lucie
II.J.98. B., Jr., Scottie, Kristin, ‘51
II.J.99. Donna S., Suzie, Pauline, ‘56 or ‘57
II.J.100. Stanley, Pauline, Billy, Louise, P. E., Barbara, Anne Hills, ‘44
II.J.101. Billy [Sr., in uniform]
II.J.102. Stanley, Pauline, Leslie, Louise, P. E., Barbara, Anne Hills, ‘44
II.J.103. David [in uniform], ‘44
II.J.104. Kenneth, 1947
II.J.105. Pauline, Maurine, Lucie, Barbara, Scottie, Camp Sachem, 1957
II.J.106. Pauline, Barbara, 1957
II.J.107. Mrs. Lerer [?], Maurine [at beach], ‘57
II.J.108. Cousins
II.J.109. Stanley, Maurine, ‘57 [slide discolored]
II.J.110. Bonnie, Kristin, Janice [slide discolored]
II.J.111. Aunt Lila, Billy, Kenny
II.J.112. Stanley, Jr., Barbara [with boat, at edge of water]
II.J.113. Lucie, Scottie, ‘56 [on snow-covered surface of pond]
II.J.114. Barbara, ‘56 [on showshoes]
II.J.115. Flower mission, [first name illegible] Wardsworth
II.J.116. David, Pauline [car]
II.J.117. E. [Esther], Kristin, B., Jr., Lucie
II.J.118. Pauline, Charlotte, Beverly, ‘57
II.J.119. Charlotte, Roddy, Jennifer
II.J.120. Jennifer, Janice, Maurine, Bonnie, ‘57
II.J.121. Barbara—Nana
II.J.122. Maurine
II.J.123. Beverly, Bonnie, Maurine, Janice, Jennifer, ‘57
II.J.124. Bonnie, Maurine, Jennifer, Janice, ‘57
II.J.125. [Uncaptioned; figures by pond]
II.J.126. ‘59 [family group]
II.J.127. Janice, 1953
II.J.128. 1955, Pigeon Cove [group by ocean]
II.J.129. Pigeon Cove, 1955 [group by ocean]
II.J.130. Janice, Jennifer, Maurine, Bonnie, ‘57
II.J.131. Esther, Elizabeth, Wendell, Pris., Hilda, ‘55—Buddy’s wedding
II.J.132. Maurine, Nana, Taffy, ‘57
II.J.133. B., Jr., Pauline, Scottie, St., Jr., Barbara, St., Sr., ‘57
II.J.134. Jennifer, Beverly, Libby, Maurine
II.J.135. Mary and B., Jr.
II.J.136. Kenneth, ‘47
II.J.137. Billy [near plane]
II.J.138. Peter?, Mary, D. Schaal, Billy, Henry E., ‘45
II.J.139. Billy, Stanley, Kenny, Barbara, Scottie
II.J.140. Elizabeth, Eirene, Leonard, ‘58
II.J.141. Priscilla, Frances
II.J.142. Mrs. Tolman, Esther
II.J.143. Aunt Alice Walcott
II.J.144. Mr. Eldridge
II.J.145. Bob Wood [in field]
II.J.146. Frances
II.J.147. Barbara, ‘56 [snow]
II.J.148. Mrs. Jenney [painting en plein air]
II.J.149. Mr. Mason & [caption incomplete]
II.J.150. Elizabeth Darling, Katherine Tower, Nana
II.J.151. Evelyn Knowlton on Fairhaven
II.J.152. Pamela Viles in fr[ont], ‘60
II.J.153. Marion Hoyle McCleary, ‘58
II.J.154. Beatrice Wheeler [snow]
II.J.155. Joan Merrick [by cornfield]
II.J.156. Joshua & Susan Jellis
II.J.157. Betsy Warren
II.J.158. Sally
II.J.159. [Uncaptioned; woman sitting on sofa, smoking cigarette]
II.J.160. [Uncaptioned; toddler at beach]
II.J.161. [Uncaptioned; toddler Kristin by Christmas tree]
II.J.162. N. A. C. [Nine Acre Corner] Party
II.J.163. N. A. C. [Nine Acre Corner] party
II.J.164. Lucie & Kristin, Watatic
II.J.165. Elizabeth
II.J.166-II.J.171. [Six transparencies showing people in landscape settings; all remounted, uncaptioned]

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Box 4:

III. SLIDE LECTURE NOTES

E.H.W.A.’s lecture notes (typed, with manuscript annotations, on index cards) for “Thoreau Country” (two versions), “Walk to Wachusett,” “Autumnal Tints,” “Thoreau’s Gardens,” “Cape Cod,” and “Herbs” slide lectures.  (The slides for the lecture “Herbs” were not included in the purchase of Mrs. Anderson’s slides by the CFPL.  They were earlier donated to the New England Herb Society by her daughter-in-law, Mary Anderson.) 

E.H.W.A.’s lecture notes (typed, with manuscript annotations, on plain 5” by 7 ¾” paper) for “Ireland” slide lecture.

“The Slide Lectures of Esther Howe Anderson”: a transcribed, typed, spiral-bound compilation of E.H.W.A.’s slide lecture notes by her grandson, William Wheeler Anderson, Jr., including “Thoreau Country,” “Autumnal Tints,” “Cape Cod,” and “Thoreau’s Gardens” and with a loose typed transcription of the notes for “Walk to Wachusett” laid in.

“Ireland”: a typed, spiral-bound transcription of E.H.W.A.’s lecture notes for the slide lecture “Ireland” by her grandson, William Wheeler Anderson, Jr.

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