Name/Title
PostcardDescription
Black and white photographic postcard of the birthplace of Mary Ingalls in Haverhill, Massachusetts. Ingalls lived in Rocks Village and later married exiled French nobleman Count Francois de Vipart; she served as the inspiration for John Greenleaf Whittier's 1863 poem, "The Countess." Small black text at the very bottom reads [1333. Birthplace, Whittier's Countess, Haverhill, Mass.]. The postcard has not been used and there is an inscription on the back alongside the inventory number.Subject Person/Organization
Mary IngallsSubject Place
City
Haverhill, MassachusettsRegion
NortheastContinent
North AmericaCollection
Postcard CollectionPostcard Details
Postcard Type
White Border (1915-1930)Time Period
20th CenturyPrimary Language
EnglishNotes
Production number: 1333Dimensions
Width
3-1/2 inLength
5-1/2 inProvenance
Notes
Donated by Richard K. and Yvonne H. Tracy