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2 Mount Auburn Cemetery Trustees Records

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2 Mount Auburn Cemetery Trustees Records
Trustees records (1831-1930) including meeting minutes, agendas, reports, and letters that document every detail of the business of the Cemetery from hiring a gatekeeper and gardener to managing large swaths of land as an early non-profit.

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1907 Trustees Meeting Minutes, Volume 8, 1831.005.008

1907 Trustees Meeting Minutes, Volume 8, 1831.005.008

395 pages: 6% complete (1% indexed, 100% transcribed, 93% needs review)
Founding Document: Agreement between Mass Hort Society and D. Haggerston, Gardener 1832, December 20 1832

Founding Document: Agreement between Mass Hort Society and D. Haggerston, Gardener 1832, December 20 1832

5 pages: 100% complete (100% indexed, 100% transcribed)
Founding Document: Copy of an Old Report for Laying out Sweet Auburn as a Cemetery, 1831.010.002

Founding Document: Copy of an Old Report for Laying out Sweet Auburn as a Cemetery, 1831.010.002

2 pages: 100% complete (100% indexed, 100% transcribed)
Founding Documents: Mount Auburn Regulations, 1831.010.009

Founding Documents: Mount Auburn Regulations, 1831.010.009

3 pages: 100% complete (100% indexed, 100% transcribed)
Massachusetts Horticultural Society Contract with James W Russell, Gardener, 1834-02-06

Massachusetts Horticultural Society Contract with James W Russell, Gardener, 1834-02-06

5 pages: 100% complete (100% indexed, 100% transcribed)
zDEMO Trustees Minutes

zDEMO Trustees Minutes

3 pages: 100% complete (0% indexed, 100% transcribed)
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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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