Did you ever know that once there was a lighthouse in Concord? : holograph, [197-?].

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Did you ever know that once there was a lighthouse in Concord? : holograph, [197-?].

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Piece concerns Nashawtuc Light on the Sudbury River (Concord, Mass.), built by Hans W. Miller in 1930, destroyed by ice in 1936.

1 item (8, [1] leaves) ; 28 cm.

Concord Free Public Library, Special Collection

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SNAC Resource ID: 7282898

Concord Free Public Library, Special Collection

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Nashawtuc Light (Concord, Mass.)

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Miller, Marian Blackall, 1887-1987

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MBM was born in 1887? and received her A.B. from Radcliffe in 1911. After graduation, she studied at Royal University in Rome and at the School for Social Workers in Boston. In 1915 she married Hans William Miller. In later years she described herself as "housewife and merchant." She was a member of many organizations in Concord, Massachusetts, where she and her husband settled, and was very active in class affairs, serving as permanent secretary and chairing the Class's 60th reunion. She also s...

Miller, Hans W., 1890-1960

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Hans W. Miller was actor, director, stage manager, and stage crew and committee member for the amateur theater group Concord Players of Concord, Mass. Born in New York in 1890; died in Concord in 1960. President of Harvard Dramatic Club; graduated from Harvard in 1912. Collector of theatrical archival materials for Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Brown, and New York Public Library. The company Concord Players was formed in 1919 by Samuel Merwin. The Players' first performance took place o...