Documents related to the Church of the Good Shepherd Unitarian Universalist of Lawrence
A curation of quality writing and design, archiving the essence of authentic expression, started by young creatives in Lawrence, MA. Each issue contains poems, short stories, illustrations or photography from local young creators.
A curation of quality writing and design, archiving the essence of authentic expression, started by young creatives in Lawrence, MA. Each issue contains poems, short stories, illustrations or photography from local young creators.
A curation of quality writing and design, archiving the essence of authentic expression, started by young creatives in Lawrence, MA. Each issue contains poems, short stories, illustrations or photography from local young creators.
A curation of quality writing and design, archiving the essence of authentic expression, started by young creatives in Lawrence, MA. Each issue contains poems, short stories, illustrations or photography from local young creators.
A curation of quality writing and design, archiving the essence of authentic expression, started by young creatives in Lawrence, MA. Each issue contains poems, short stories, illustrations or photography from local young creators.
Binding is separated, some pages loose.
A guide for life and living. Subjects covered:
The book was a sample purchased by Mr. James Lees from Lawrence, he was to go door to door selling this book to everyday people. The inside cover page has hand written entry:
To: James Lees, Sept 18th 1894, he writes "Friends I don't Think". also dated 1896.
A booklet/2002-2003 engagement calendar illustrating the brief history of the churches of Greater Lawrence. About 110 churches both past and present are described, a single page with photograph or illustration and brief history for each church. The booklet was the work of the Greater Lawrence Council of Churches, Inc.
A biography of William Madison Wood detailing his Portuguese family roots, his early apprenticeships, his rise to power as a leading industrialist. The book also delves into his personal triumphs and tragedies. Much is dedicated to his association with Lawrence and Andover.
The book is autographed as follows:
"Amita, Thank you for your help with my research. Enjoy the book. Dr. Bob"
A periodical publication, Volume XCVII, Number 1, March 2024
The edition includes four essays"
The book is autographed by Robert Forrant as follows:
"To the Lawrence History Center, thanks for keeping the history safe! Bob Forrant"