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1871-03-08 Trustee Committee on Green Houses, Folsom letter to Bradlee, 1831.033.033

1871-03-08 Trustee Committee on Green Houses, Folsom letter to Bradlee, 1831.033.033

2 pages: 0% complete (0% indexed, 100% transcribed, 100% needs review)
1871-04-12 Trustee Committee on Grounds: Bradlee, Receiving Tomb, 1831.033.035

1871-04-12 Trustee Committee on Grounds: Bradlee, Receiving Tomb, 1831.033.035

4 pages: 100% complete (0% indexed, 100% transcribed)
1872-02 Perimeter Fence: McArthur Estimate, 2021.018.016

1872-02 Perimeter Fence: McArthur Estimate, 2021.018.016

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1883-04-14 Letter: Joseph S. Waterman & Son, Funeral Directors, to Lovering, complaint about cold Chapel, 2014.020.008-006

1883-04-14 Letter: Joseph S. Waterman & Son, Funeral Directors, to Lovering, complaint about cold Chapel, 2014.020.008-006

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1883-09-08 Letter: No More Iron Fences, 2014.020.009-009

1883-09-08 Letter: No More Iron Fences, 2014.020.009-009

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Washington Tower Invoice: Bryant and Blaisdell, 1852-03-08

Washington Tower Invoice: Bryant and Blaisdell, 1852-03-08

2 pages: 100% complete (100% indexed, 100% transcribed)
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Historical Collections & Archives of Mount Auburn Cemetery

Transcribe the historic 19th-century materials that tell the story of America's first rural cemetery and the first designed landscape open to the public in North America.

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