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00_1884-01-25_Insight_Vol_1_2017.062.003

00_1884-01-25_Insight_Vol_1_2017.062.003

145 pages: 2% indexed, 98% transcribed, 82% needs review
00_1884-01-25_Insight_Vol_2_2017.062.002

00_1884-01-25_Insight_Vol_2_2017.062.002

144 pages: 3% indexed, 99% transcribed, 67% needs review
1881-03-25 Letter: Postcard from [Louise] A. Child to Mr. Collins, Gardener, "complaint," 2014.020.005-003

1881-03-25 Letter: Postcard from [Louise] A. Child to Mr. Collins, Gardener, "complaint," 2014.020.005-003

2 pages: 100% indexed, 100% transcribed
1883-08-15 Letter: H.W. Pickering to the Cemetery, "Lost Cane," 2014.020.009-005

1883-08-15 Letter: H.W. Pickering to the Cemetery, "Lost Cane," 2014.020.009-005

2 pages: 100% indexed, 100% transcribed
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Avenues and Paths, Landmarks at Mount Auburn Cemetery, Lot Numbers, Organizations and Companies, People, Places

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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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