• Material – dye stuffs, glassware, 2 scales, and notes on chemical dying - belonging to donor’s father, Donald Christensen

• 1885 Almanac published by The Daily and Weekly American, Lawrence, MA. Lilian B. Haverty lived at 297 South Broadway, Lawrence, MA.  She was principal of the Saunders School.

• Photographs taken by donor of the Essex County Jail in Lawrence

• Framed reproduction of a portion of the Lawrence-made Jacquard-woven tapestry of "Columbus Discovering America” which was on display at Chicago's Columbian Exposition of 1893

• Print – “New England Factory Life – Bell Time” – drawn by Winslow Homer

• Books:

  • Holy Rosary Parish, 100 Years of Faith and Family, Lawrence, Massachusetts 

  • Giant in the Stream
    by Frances Coleman Hayes, published by Lawrence: Bread & Roses Heritage Committee, Inc. & Lawrence Eagle- Tribune in 1987

     

• Documents from Emmert Funeral Home 91, East Haverhill St., Lawrence, MA; poster from Lawrence’s 125^th birthday; and scrapbook 

• Cup and Saucer from Savastano’s Restaurant.  Cup and Saucer were owned by the late Hank Pangione and donated via Tom Delisle on behalf of Hank's longtime companion, Pauline Veilleux, and Hank's daughter Courtney and her husband John Dziadosz

Team photo of the Ayer Mill – Industrial League baseball champions, 1934.  Newspaper articles and handwritten family history accompany the donation. The men on the team are identified and include the donor’s father Seward Proctor.

Note from donor:  My grandfather, Frank David Proctor, was a 40 year employee of Ayer Mills.  He lived the rest of his days at 573 Massachusetts Ave., North Andovver.  My aunt, Laura E. Proctor, was store manager of the Fields Department Store on Essex St., until the store closed."

Small brass tag that reads, “Dog Tax, 222, Lawrence, 1931” with an illustration of a dog.  Research conducted by Kathy Flynn using our dog license registers taught us that “the {tag} was issued to F. H. Schwartz of 165 Ferry St. for a ten-year-old “mongrel” named Mumsy”.