Robert H. Rubin Books
Organization
General Context
Vendor. Established in 1978. Operating out of Brookline, MA.
Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:
City of Boston: the introduction of pure water from Lake Cochituate into the city of Boston, will take place and be celebrated under the direction of the city government, on the 25th day of October, 1848, by a public procession and other ceremonies suited to the occasion, under the direction of the Committee of Arrangements ...
Collection — Shared_box 13858
Identifier: MS-2020-009
Access Note
Open for research.
Dates:
1848
Invitation to Harry W. French from John Boyle O'Reilly and others, not after 1887 : manuscript
Collection — Shared_box 1012
Identifier: MS-2020-001
Scope and Contents
Invitation to Harry W. French from five prominent Boston Irish Americans, written in ink on a single sheet of lined paper. Signed by John Boyle O'Reilly, Hugh O'Brien, Patrick A. Collins, T.J. Dacey, and Dominick Fay. Full text reads "Harry W. French Esq. Dear Sir, we cordially invite you to give your lectures on Ireland in this city, confident that your knowledge of the subject and splendid illustrations of it will interest and entertain all classes of our fellow citizens." Likely written...
Access Note
Open for research.
Dates:
between 1880-1887
Alice M. Grady collection of the Boston and Maine Railroad Group's Fund for the Archbishop's Charities correspondence
Collection
Identifier: MS-2016-033
Abstract
Correspondence kept by Alice M. Grady, representative for the Boston and Maine Railroad Group's Fund for the Archbishop's Charities, between the Fund and Archbishop Richard Cushing's office.
Access Note
Collection is open for research.
Dates:
1947-1958, 1964
Greater Boston area materials
Collection
Identifier: MS-2013-020
Scope and Contents
Includes varied documents of the 19th century Boston area, including mayorality election tickets; certificates and a photograph of students from the industrial Boston School Kitchen no. 3; ephemera from the Cragie Bridge Baths; letters from Massachusetts abolitionist and Underground Railroad station master Channing Smith, from Boston City Engineer N. Henry Crafts, and from ship owner Samuel Jones; and promotional ephemera from the New England tour of Cassie and Victoria Foster, "the Fairy...
Access Note
Collection is open for research.
Dates:
1797-1889