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Scrapbook 4Entry/Object ID
1968.539.1Description
Scrapbook #4 1974-1979: newspaper clippings; black cover with gold design on left;
- Description Wayland Historical Society (Page 1)
- Exploits of Revolutionary office, Henry Knox 1775 (Page 1)
- Tour of houses on display May 31, 1974, by Wayland's Garden Club flower show and tea "Wayland Reflections" (Page 1)
- Tour presented by West Suburban YWCA of First Parish Unitarian Church, Heard House, Witherspoon House in Wayland and Golden Ball Tavern and Cribben Home in Weston (Page 1)
- Flyer: Vokes Players presentation of "The Mousetrap" and benefit of the restoration of Heard House, March 7, 1974 (Page 2)
- Newspaper photo of Al Strow presenting check for $355 to George Lewis, Pres. Wayland Historical Society, proceeds of March performance of "The Mousetrap" given by the Vokes Players (Page 3)
- Newspaper notice of Wayland Historical Society's annual Open House Dec. 8, 1974 (Page 3)
- Flyer: Historical Society, April 10, 1974 meeting; speaker Cathy Hubbard; topic Life in Wayland during the Civil War period; Picture of Heard House (Page 4)
- Program, Wayland Garden Club, "Wayland Reflections" flower show and tea 5/23/1974 (Page 5)
- Program:"A Tour with a Historical Flair" 5/31/1974 Newspaper clipping; Wayland's inclusion in National Register of Historic places (Page 6)
- 2 articles about Knox Trail (Page 7)
- 1 article in re program about Arnold Expedition against Quebec in 1775 (Page 7)
- 1 article in re membership in LWV (Page 7)
- 2 articles in re Early American Portraits in Wayland (Page 7)
- 2 articles on Hobby Workshops (Page 8)
- 1 article, Curator's night (Page 8)
- 1 article, Parmenter family and officers and activities of Wayland Historical Society (Page 8)
- 1 colored photo "Gravestone Rubbing" (Page 8)
- Newspaper clippings: past and present activities of Wayland Historical Society; 3 colored photos of activities: crewel, genealogy, chair caning (Page 9)
- Newspaper clipping: Announcement of Heard House open weekends (Page 10)
- Newspaper clipping: Happy Hollow sixth graders on history bike tour through Wayland (Page 10)
- Flyer: Vokes Players presenting "The Effect of Gamma Ray on Man in the Moon Marigolds" benefit, Heard House Restoration Fund (Page 11)
- Card announcement: Annual Meeting, Wayland, Lake Cochituate & Boston Water Supply (Page 11)
- Newspaper clipping and photo of Emily Whitney Blair (Page 12)
- Newspaper clipping: Emily Whitney Blair, continued from Page 12 (Page 13)
- Emily Whitney Blair; 2 colored photos (Page 13)
- Photos of reception for Emily Whitney Blair (Pages 14, 15, 16)
- Announcement cards giving date, time, speaker, and hostess for October, November, December and April 1975-1976 (Page 17)
- Newspaper photo of four Girl Scouts who prepared a booklet about Wayland, earning Bicentennial badges (Page 17)
- Program of Fall Workshops 1975 (Page 17)
- Newspaper photo of Claypit Hill kindergartners at Wayland Historical Society's "Pretending it is 1776" (Page 19)
- 3 colored photos of kindergartners and teachers (Page 19)
- Three newspaper pictures of Bicentennial Home Days color guard, recorder group, on lookers of the parade (Page 20)
- Newspaper clipping: Bicentennial celebration picture of Time Capsule 1776-2076, Gossels family dressed in Colonial garb (Page 21)
- Newspaper photo: Senior Citizen float-Little Red School House (Page 22)
- Newspaper photo: Uncle Sam on horse (Page 22)
- Newspaper photo: Indian Guides float-first prize for most original theme (Page 22)
- Newspaper photo: Two wheel buggy with horse and two passengers (Page 22)
- Newspaper photo: 1638 sign "Wayland First Settlement of Sudbury Plantation" (Page 22)
- Newspaper photo: 1721 "Cochituate: A Village of Wayland" (Page 22)
- Newspaper clipping and four pictures covering activities of the day and winners of trophies Page 23
- Newspaper photo of former Reeves Tavern (Page 24)
- Newspaper photo and write-up on "The First Public Library in Mass."-founded in Wayland in the mid 19th century (Page 24)
- Four colored photos, one of Isabel Wight and Mary Howard (Page 25)
- Newspaper photo of Chas. W. Dean Co. Shoe Manufacturers, two of horse-drawn delivery carts The Howe Express Co. (Page 25)
- Drawing (?) of the Golden Ball Tavern, write-up on back (Page 26)
- Newspaper photo: 1976 Bicentennial Time Capsule being buried (Page 27)
- Five clippings of the Historical Society meetings Oct., Nov., Dec., 1976 March and May 1977 (Page 29)
- Newspaper clipping; Annual Open House Dec. 12, 1976 (Page 29)
- Announcement of closing days of Historical Society building in effort to save fuel (Page 29)
- Newspaper clipping and picture of Kirkside, write-up about tour of the house (Page 29)
- Article: Camp Fire Girls decorating Christmas Tree at Heard House (Page 29)
- Newsletter: Wayland Historical Society: (Page 29)
Invitation to Annual Open House
Notes on diary of Mrs. Amanda Patch Baldwin
Notes on meeting held at "Kirkside"
"Heard House Major Maintenance Account"
Sale of note paper with scenes of Wayland
Report on Paint & Scrub-up Day
Closing of Heard House from Dec. 11 to April 1
- Newsletter: Wayland Historical Society: (Page 30)
Joint meeting with Sudbury Historical Society-subject Dr. Franklin
Notes of Helen Emery's research on the Draper family
- Newspaper clipping and photo about "Wayland: Why it Works Well," Photo: Heard House and historic mileage marker (Page 31)
- Flyer: Annual meeting & pot luck supper. Program: Richard and Kathleen Lyman speaking on research of history of Sweden, Maine (Page 32)
- Newsletter: Robert Skinner to talk on acquiring and selling antique furniture; Slate of officers for 1978-79 and committee chairmen (Page 33)
- Newspaper clipping and photo on demolition of School Administration building (Page 34)
- Two newspaper pictures of demolition of School Administration Building (Page 25)
- Invitation to Open House at the new Wayland Town Building 5/29/1978 (Page 36)
- Poster: Seal of Wayland,1835, May 29, 1978 (Page 37)
- Newsletters: (Page 38)
March 15, 1978, subject Benjamin Franklin
June 30, 1978, Robert Skinner
Nov. 11, 1978 Second Annual Patch & Spruce-Up Day
- Eight pictures of Christmas decoration in Heard House (Page 39)
- Three newspaper clippings; (Page 39)
Dec. 17, 1978 Open House and comments on items on display
Dec. 9, 1978 Memorial services for Helen Morgan
Dec. 12, 1978 Memorial services for Ruth E. Russell
- Newspaper clippings: (Page 40)
Archaeological dig
Amateurs are welcome to dig after training
Sudbury attacked by Indians, not one tribe
- Newsletter: next meeting will focus on the "digs" (Page 40)
- Flyer: Annual Meeting, pot luck, business meeting and speaker (Page 43)
Ann Flowers. Subject: children's' books of yesterdays
- Newspaper clipping and photo of Odd Fellows Hall (Page 43)
- Flyer: "Hear Ye! Wayland's Historical Society needs you" (Page 44)
- Newspaper clipping and pictures: (Page 44)
Transportation exhibit June 2, 1979-trolley line picture
Heard House quilts subject Sept 19, 1979 meeting (Lydia Maria Child's quilt)
Wayland Garden club Fair and picture of George IV Phaeton and horse
- Booklet: "Three Centuries of Wayland Homes" tour, sponsor: League of Women Voters (Page 45)
Heard House, 12 Cochituate Road
Old Benjamin Adams House, 34 Lincoln Road
The Samuel Stone Noyes house, 83 Old Sudbury Road
Wayland Railroad Station, 1 Cochituate Road
Turn of the Century, 145 West Plain Street
Contemporary-99 Concord Road
- Newspaper Clipping: League House tours in Wayland, Oct. 31 (Page 45)
- Newsletter: Nov. 1979, Annual Spruce Up Day (Page 45)
- Flyer: Christmas Open House, Dec. 9, 1979 (Page 46)
- 1 colored photo of Tea table (Page 46)
- Four colored photos of decorated interior of Heard House (Page 46)
- Four colored snap shots of front of Heard House (Page 47)
3 of mileage markers:
19 miles-Boston 1768
18 miles-Boston 1770
20 miles-Boston 17(?)8
-Cataloged By
VanSteenberg, DorisLexicon
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Lewis, GeorgePerson or Organization
Parmenter, GracePerson or Organization
Blair, Emily (Whitney)Person or Organization
Wight, IsabelPerson or Organization
Howard, Mary S.Person or Organization
Baldwin, Mrs. Amanda PatchPerson or Organization
Morgan, HelenPerson or Organization
Russell, Ruth E.General Notes
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Status By: Dunn, Jan
Status Date: 2016-04-09