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Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 25., Women of the Mayflower and Plymouth Colony. (search)
esk is at that window. My employer would like to see it, I know. She was allowed its use, and Mr. Ober had a local artist (Hans Schroff) copy it, and (framed) it hangs in his store. From it our cut was made. But ere that a young journalist secured it for a time, and a larger reproduction, with a breezy story of the famous school, appeared in the Medford Mercury, that to which Mrs. B. alluded in her opening sentence. Second.—While on a visit to Glens Falls, N. Y., we called upon Mr. George K. Hawley, who in 1864 lived in the Mystic Hall tenement, and boarded the bricklayers that built Medford's disused subway. We have heard he was time-keeper on that work. (See Vol. XX, p. 1.) During the interview he produced the first year book of the seminary as printed, containing the view entitled School for Young Ladies, which we had not before seen, and kindly allowed us its use. Thus, from unexpected sources, these views of Medford have come. We have been asked by some if we consi