Records of the Moseley Garden Collection 1906-1995

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Records of the Moseley Garden Collection 1906-1995

The bulk of the materials in the Records of the Moseley Gardens Collection consists of a series of 45 photographs of the Moseley Gardens dating from the first decade of the twentieth century. There is a five-year diary from 1906-1910, which appears to have been kept by Helen Moseley. In it were found the contents of folders six and eight. There are eight topographic maps of the estate produced by the Massachusetts DEM, a Maudslay State Park brochure, and a letter giving some of the history of the Moseley estate.

3 linear in. (1 box)

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SNAC Resource ID: 7660458

Harvard University, Botany Libraries

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Moseley, Fred, 1946-....

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Hutcheson, Martha Brookes Brown, 1871-1959

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Massachusetts. Department of Environmental Management

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Moseley Estate.

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Moseley, Helen DuPreĢ, 1887-1984

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Rantoul, W. G. (William G.)

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Maudslay State Park.

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Moseley, Frederick Strong III.

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The former Fredrick Moseley Estate was located in Newburyport, Massachusetts. Maudesleigh, as it was originally called (later it was known as Maudslay), was created on top of an existing agricultural landscape. A few of the approximately 30 structures on the property remain from the early nineteenth century. The principal architect of most of the buildings was William G. Rantoul of the Boston firm Jacques and Rantoul. He designed the 72-room main house (demolished in 1955) as well as houses for ...