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Preface to Fielding, Amélie
subject- – women
- – 1763-01-01
- – application/pdf
Preface to Les Freres, ou Histoire de Miss Osmond [Smythies]
subject- – women
- – 1756-01-01
- – application/pdf
Preface to Halifax, Avis d'un Père à sa Fille
subject- – women
- – 1756-01-01
- – application/pdf
Preface to Fables de Monsieur Gay
subject- – women
- – 1754-07-29
- – application/pdf
Preface to Le Paradis terrestre, poeme imité de Milton
subject- – women
- – 1748-01-01
- – application/pdf
Preface to L'Odyssée d'Homere
subject- – women
- – 1716-01-01
- – application/pdf
Preface to L'Iliade d'Homere
subject- – women
- – 1711-01-01
- – application/pdf
Les Poésies d'Anacréon et de Sapho
subject- – women
- – 1681-01-01
- – application/pdf
Preface to La Chapelle d'Ayton, ou Emma Courtney
subject- – women
- – 1798-01-01
- – application/pdf
Preface to Hervey, Méditations sur les tombeaux
subject- – women
- – 1771-01-01
- – application/pdf
Southbridge Woman's Club Float in 1916 Centennial Parade Southbridge Massachusetts
description- – Southbridge en fete in 1916, celebrating the centennial of its incorporation. Nine ladies are shown on a float sitting under a wooden structure with columns. The women whose hair is wrapped with ribbon, are wearing long robes without sleeves, suggesting Roman Each lady is wearing a sash with text. Some of the script is readable: Conservative, Motherhood, Education. A shield is held by one of the ladies which says"Progress". A man with a hat is holding the reins. Greenery covers the base of the float. Bunting is hanging from the porch on the building in the background. A female onlooker is observing the parade go by. The Southbridge Woman's Club was founded in 1914. Miss Gladys Litchfield and Miss Mildred Wheelock were responsible for the initiative.
- – Women--Massachusetts--Southbridge (Mass.)
- – Parades--Massachusetts--Southbridge
- – Social Clubs--Massachusetts--Southbridge
- – Southbridge (Mass.)--History
- – Southbridge Woman's Club (Southbridge, Mass.)--History
- – Southbridge (Mass.)--Pictorial works
- – pre-1923
- – Is part of the photographic collection of the Jacob Edwards Library, Southbridge, Massachusetts. http://www.jacobedwardslibrary.org
- – image/jpg
- – Image from the A.H. Pease album #3
- – 42 degrees 04' N72 degrees 02' W
Whip Company office
description- – Three office workers in The Whip Company office. Woman standing at desk is Mrs. Carrie Josephine Scoville Haskelle. One otherwoman and man are seated at desks.
- – Whips -- Massachusetts
- – Westfield --Industries -- Massachusetts -- Westfield
- – Haskelle, Carrie Josephine Scoville 1882-1955.--Westfield (Mass.)
- – Women -- Social life and customs --20th century
- – Whip Company
- – 1907
- – From the Westfield Athenaeum, Westfield, Massachusetts http://www.westath.org
Women braiding leather lashes
description- – Four women sitting at the leather braiding machines in the United States Whip Company. Two men can be seen in the background.
- – United States Whip Company.
- – Whips --Massachusetts -- Westfield
- – Westfield (Mass.), Women -- Social life and customs -- 20th century
- – Industries -- Massachusetts -- Westfield
- – (1910?)
- – From the Westfield Athenaeum, Westfield, Massachusetts http://www.westath.org
Husband and wife standing in tobacco field
description- – Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Sherman in tobacco field on Little River Road Westfield, Mass. 1905-1907.
- – Tobacco -- Connecticut River Valley.--Women - Social life and customs -- 20th century
- – Industries -- Massachusetts -- Westfield
- – Westfield (Mass.), Sherman, Charles M
- – Sherman, Mrs. Charles M.
- – Cigar industry -- Massachusetts -- Westfield
- – From the Westfield Athenaeum, Westfield, Massachusetts http://www.westath.org
Woman holding tobacco leaf
description- – Charles M. Sherman and Mrs. Arthur Sherman standing in tobacco field on Little River Road in Westfield, Mass. 1905-1907.
- – Women -- Social life and customs -- 20th century
- – Tobacco -- Connecticut River Valley
- – Sherman, Mrs. Arthur.
- – Industries -- Massachusetts -- Westfield
- – Cigar industry -- Massachusetts -- Westfield
- – Westfield (Mass.), Sherman, Charles M
- – From the Westfield Athenaeum, Westfield, Massachusetts http://www.westath.org
American Optical Company women at the main entrance, Main Plant, Southbridge
description- – A group of twenty threewomen, in winter attire, posing in front of the formal entrance to the American Optical Company, on Mechanic Street, Southbridge - thecompany headquarters. Women are wearing elegant hats and fur muffs as protection from the weather. The bronze door is on view, nestled between the structural columns of the entrance. The granite steps are somewhat concealed by the group as they are standing in tier-fashion. The American Optical Company name is emblazoned over the doorway.
- – Women--History
- – Optical industry--Massachusetts--Southbridge
- – Women--Employees
- – Historic Buildings--New England
- – Southbridge (Mass.)--History
- – American Optical Corporation
- – American Optical Company
- – Historic buildings--Massachusetts--Southbridge
- – pre-1923
- – Is part of a photographic collection of the American Optical Company at Jacob Edwards Library Archives, Southbridge, Massachusetts. http://www.jacobedwardslibrary.org/
- – image/jpg
- – 42 degrees 04' N 72 degrees 02'
Women workers posing by the satinet machines in the Taft or 'Old Huguenot Mill approximately 1880.
description- – Women workers posing by the satinet machines in the Taft or 'Old Huguenot Mill approximately 1880.
- – Manufacturing--Massachusetts--Oxford
- – Mills 1870-1880
- – Mills--Massachusetts—Oxford
- – Taft Mill
- – Women--Social life and customs--19th century.
- – Old Huguenot Mill
- – 1880's?
- – Part of the collection of the Oxford Free Public Library historical museum http://www.homestead.com/oxfordfree/publiclibrarymain.html
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Women's Community Club, July 4, 1926 Parade
description- – The East Longmeadow Women's Community Club float for the 1926 Fourth of July Parade. Twelve women and one man (in blackface makeup) are on top of the float, along with a man, a woman, and a child in blackface makeup and costume stand near the driver's side door.
- – Parades--Massachusetts--East Longmeadow
- – Parade floats
- – Fourth of July celebrations
- – Women--Societies and clubs.
- – Fourth of July
- – 1926-07-04
- – Part of East Longmeadow Historical Commission Archives. East Longmeadow Public Library Local History Room, East Longmeadow, Massachusetts. http://www.eastlongmeadow.org/Library/
- – image/jpg
- – English
In the rag room, Holyoke, Mass.
description- – Image shows a group of women at work sorting rags in the rag room of a paper-making company. The rags are piled in large baskets beside each woman. All the women are wearing hats or bonnets of some type and are working in the bright light coming through the large windows of the building.
- – Women--Employment--Massachusetts--Holyoke
- – Paper industry--Massachusetts--Holyoke
- – Factories--Massachusetts--Holyoke
- – ca. 1900
- – Image is part of the Clifton Johnson Collection, 1880-1940. Jones Library Special Collections, Amherst, Massachusetts. http://www.joneslibrary.org
- – image/jpg
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