Enfield, N.H., Shaker photograph collection, 1793-[ongoing] (bulk 1793-1923).

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Enfield, N.H., Shaker photograph collection, 1793-[ongoing] (bulk 1793-1923).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/154688064

Photographs (many reprints) and stereoviews of the Shaker community at Enfield, N.H., including a good selection of 20th c. snapshots, probably taken by community members prior to its closing in 1923.

1 box.

Library of Congress / NUCMC, National Union Catalog of Manuscripts Collections

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SNAC Resource ID: 6863687

Library of Congress / NUCMC, National Union Catalog of Manuscripts Collections

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