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Maria White Lowell, first wife of poet James Russell Lowell, from daguerreotype taken
in Philadelphia, 1844. |
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Dr. Walter Hunnewell, Watertown physician, 1769 – 1855. Photograph of painted
portrait. |
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Maria White Lowell, first wife of poet James Russell Lowell, from portrait owned by
her niece, Lilley Howe, of Cambridge, Massachusetts. |
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James Russell Lowell, poet and husband of Maria White Lowell, from daguerreotype
taken in Philadelphia, 1844. |
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Mr. And Mrs. Fred E. Crawford at St. Peter's Church, Mauldon, England. Scene of
marriage of Hugh Mason and Hester Wells, January 1631/1632. |
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Lydia Warland Masters, 1876 – 1962. Photo by Ralph H. Hutchins, Jr.
Inscription on back of photo describes her 48 years of service to the community. |
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Harris W. Otis (left) and Ward Otis “after 65 years” referring to Civil
War service. Note GAR insignia on hats, medals on jackets. Otis brothers were partners of
Chester Sprague and Samuel S. Gleason in Watertown Land Company after the Civil War. They
operated a dry goods business in Watertown Square and owned the Otis Block. Photograph
taken in 1927. |
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Ward M. Otis, aged 19 years, ad his brother Horace W. Otis, aged 22 years. They
served in the Civil War, operated a dry goods store in the Otis Block, and were partners
in the Watertown Land Company. Photograph taken in 1862. |
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Photograph of portrait of Harrison Gray Otis, 1765 – 1848 |
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Portrait of the Reverend Samuel Phillips, born Boxted, England, 1625, died Rowley,
Massachusetts, April 22, 1696. Graduate of Harvard, 1651, minister of church in Rowley,
Massachusetts. |
