Museum Illustrating the History of the State Catalogue volume 2
Museum Illustrating the History of the State Catalogue volume 2
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Carder and of W. Hancock, 1834, formerly S. Carpenter, 1825, hang above Case 11. The Turk's head, the bunch of grapes, and the shoe sign of 1718 have already been mentioned. The assortment of lottery tickets in the frame on the wall illus- trate a custom once popular in Rhode Island. Churches and other charitable and semi-public organizations would obtain from the General Assembly the right to hold a lottery and then by the sale of these tickets would raise money to carry on their works.
The co...pper-plate head-line of the Rhode Island American of Providence, which was used on that newspaper from Jan- uary 2, 1824, to October 7, 1825; and a silver spoon with the initials "M S, " which belonged to Margaret Stites, wife of James Manning, first president of Brown University, are also on this shelf.
The next shelf contains a wooden coaster that belonged to Betsey Williams, a silver coaster with its equipment of bottles, a pewter tea-canister, and a china tea-canister made in China for Capt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Carder and of W. Hancock, 1834, formerly S. Carpenter, 1825, hang above Case 11. The Turk's head, the bunch of grapes, and the shoe sign of 1718 have already been mentioned. The assortment of lottery tickets in the frame on the wall illus- trate a custom once popular in Rhode Island. Churches and other charitable and semi-public organizations would obtain from the General Assembly the right to hold a lottery and then by the sale of these tickets would raise money to carry on their works.
The co...pper-plate head-line of the Rhode Island American of Providence, which was used on that newspaper from Jan- uary 2, 1824, to October 7, 1825; and a silver spoon with the initials "M S, " which belonged to Margaret Stites, wife of James Manning, first president of Brown University, are also on this shelf.
The next shelf contains a wooden coaster that belonged to Betsey Williams, a silver coaster with its equipment of bottles, a pewter tea-canister, and a china tea-canister made in China for Capt.
What to read after Museum Illustrating the History of the State Catalogue volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rhode Island Historical Society Museum to read onlineMoreLess
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