Search Results for: Occupations, Trades

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	Elizabeth Brooks Fuller (1896-1979) painting 1920 1995.11.758 Elizabeth Fuller, herself a painter, is shown here, at age twenty-four, in a painting by Irwin D. Hoffman.
	Mary: Lamson family servant c. 1867 2000.19.22.01 African American women like Mary experienced only limited economic opportunity after the Civil War.
	"Learning By Doing At Hampton" 1900 L01.005 Boarding schools like the Hampton Institute sought not merely to educate but also to indoctrinate young Native and African American students in the values and customs of white society.
	Tuscarora beadwork sellers 1889-1890 1998.09.01 This is a stereopticon view of several Tuscarora (Iroquois) artisans selling their beadwork to tourists near Niagara Falls, New York, in 1889.
	Drug Jar 1675-1775 1886.32.04 Drug jars like this one were usually oviform in shape and were owned most frequently by physicians.
	Cornelius Kelley (1873-1954) c. 1918 1996.12.2041.01-.03 Cornelius Kelley (1873-1954) was a farmer and blacksmith who turned his imagination and skill to the making of decorative iron goods that became an important element in Deerfield's Arts and Crafts movement.
	Charles B. Arms 1880-1890 1996.12.0029 Charles Arms was president of the Arms Manufacturing Company in Deerfield, Massachusetts.
	Student Uniform 1999.15.02 The uniform of a student nurse of the Franklin County Public Hospital in Greenfield, Massachusetts, indicated both her rank and her status as a student
	Feeding Vessel 1999.15.24 This small vessel was used to feed patients at the Franklin County Public Hospital, Greenfield, Massachusetts.
	Syringes with Case 1999.15.29 Two antique syringes from the late 1800s show evidence of the requirements for sterilization: they are entirely made of metal or glass.

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