Robert Beardsley collection, 1854-1983.

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Robert Beardsley collection, 1854-1983.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/407604387

Specifications and architectural drawings for the house as well as plans for its remodeling (ca. 1910) by Hutchins & French, architects, of Boston; original drawings of the Lord family tomb at Hope Cemetery done by George Meacham; renovations by William Barry to the beach cottage at Lord's Point at Kennebunk Beach and plot plans for the property; deeds and indentures; and a small collection of newspapers about important events such as the 1947 fire, hurricane in 1936, death of Pres. John F. Kennedy, and the first man to walk on the moon.

1 metal cabinet (housing the drawings and plans)

Brick Store Museum

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SNAC Resource ID: 7429810

Brick Store Museum

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Lord, Hartley, 1825-1912

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Hilliard, Levi.

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Lord, Sarah K.

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Hope Cemetery (Kennebunk, Me.)

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Lord, Charles W.

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Lord, William, 1799-1873

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