• Small green briefcase / writing desk with the initials “J.S.T.” embossed in gold on the top, belonging to John Shaw Todd, Lawrence Alderman in the early 1900s, and temporary Mayor when Mayor Scanlon went out of town.  He was also actress Thelma Todd’s father.  Fair condition.

• Painting – acrylic on canvas, made during the 2024 Rising Loaves Summer Writing Program at LHC

• Donor’s personal Andover Bread Loaf archives featuring writing on many Lawrence-related people, activities, and schools.

• Small, tin Seidlitz Powders box which was sold at Sterling Stores of N.E. in Lawrence, MA

• Small penny dispenser from Arlington Trust Company

Wooden and metal parts from the Pacific Mills and document which identifies them and offers brief biography of Walter S. MacLauchlan, Jr and his granddaughter Heather.

• Nurse’s cape (belonging to Rosemarie Lee) from the Lawrence General Hospital School of Nursing 

Exposed Brick Literary Magazine, Issues 1- 5

Church-related material including donor's 1944 First Communion set and assorted Lawrence-related publications. 

The 1923 architectural rendering and land use plan for 89 Knox St. and photos, postcards, and written material regarding the William J. Bradley family of Lawrence, MA and their travels.

Pamphlet from a White Fund lecture dated 1933 featuring Edward Howard Griggs