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1852 Washington Tower Invoice: Gridley J. F. Bryant, 2021.006.001

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1852 Washington Tower Invoice: Gridley J. F. Bryant (recto)
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1852 Washington Tower Invoice: Gridley J. F. Bryant (recto)

Proprietors of Mt. Auburn Cemetery To Gridley J. F. Bryant Dr.

1852

For a set of Plans & working Drawings}
_ of a Tower, designed by Dr. J. Bigelow}
_ to stand on "Mt Auburn", in the Cemetery} $75.00
_ including time & explanations, & including}
Drawings of Windows------
Recd Payment Gridley J.F. Bryant
Last edit about 3 years ago by Elizabeth Casner
1852 Washington Tower Invoice: Gridley J. F. Bryant (verso)
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1852 Washington Tower Invoice: Gridley J. F. Bryant (verso)

Gridley J. F. Bryant 1852

Proprietors of Mount Auburn Cemetery

Approved Jacob Bigelow

Last edit about 3 years ago by Elizabeth Casner
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