Abstract The collection is composed of annual reports and other documents from 1953-1986, all related to the Electronics Corporation of America. Contents include annual reports detailing a yearly overview of sales and earnings, while also featuring articles discussing the development of new technologies and ECA products. Other contents featured within the collection include photographs, financial records, newspaper clippings, a number of advertising objects, and information related to the declaration of...

Abstract This collection consists of 75 photographs of mainly portraits, including some duplicates. Portrait and other photograph subjects include the Swedish Baptist Church and Reverend Carl E. Johnson; members of the Nyman, Nelson, and Anderson families; friends of Mrs. Nylander’s husband, O. Conrad Nylander; and various individuals, both identified and unidentified.

Abstract The Maryellen V. Fitzgerald Collection consists of twenty photographs and two pieces of memorabilia. The photographs document some of the events and many of the individuals involved in the Cambridge celebration of the American Bicentennial. The photographs cover the period 1974-1976. Also included are one piece of memorabilia, an armband, and a few lines of light verse composed by Ms. Fitzgerald.

Abstract The Maryellen V. Fitzgerald Cambridge 350th Anniversary Collection consists primarily of twenty-eight photographs. Also found in the collection are Mayor Francis Duehay’s proclamations announcing the Founders Day celebrations, several mayoral commendations including two of Ms. Fitzgerald, four publications on the history of Cambridge, a program of the final celebratory dinner, “Salute to Cambridge,” and memorabilia – two 350th buttons.

Abstract Collection of photographic materials related to The Riverside Press. Subjects include architectural views of The Riverside Press buildings, interior views, machinery, and construction views.

Collection Overview This collection contains printed material, correspondence, broadsides, photographs, and VHS and DVDs of poetry readings that represent the history of the Grolier Poetry Book Shop under Louisa Solano’s ownership. Of interest are the series of folders titled “Envelopes” (under Correspondence in Series 1: Subject Files, 1973-2013) in which poets sent their latest releases to Solano with notes. The Grolier Poetry Prize program brochures (Series 1: Subject Files, 1973-2013) list the year’s winner...

Abstract This collection gives an overview of the establishment in 1891 of the Prospect Union; its teaching services to the Cambridge working community; its evolution in 1923 from a teaching to an educational guidance center, known as the Prospect Union Educational Exchange, and; the complete change of its name in 1964 to the Educational Exchange of Greater Boston, Inc. Items include annual reports, clippings, photographs, publications, objects, photocopies, and other print materials.

Abstract The primary focus of this collection is Timothy J. Mahoney (1896-1948), a Cambridge businessman and a member of the American Legion. He is also Eva Mae Mahoney’s father. This collection is made up of government-issued documents, photographs, newspaper clippings, memorabilia, and books. While the main focus of the collection is Timothy Mahoney, Eva Mae Mahoney is also represented through the items in the collection.