[A collection of information pertaining to the New England Society in the City of New York]. [1889-1962]

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[A collection of information pertaining to the New England Society in the City of New York]. [1889-1962]

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Membership information, membership list, post cards, drawing of membership badge designed by Tiffany & Co., poem, announcements of events, amendments to by-laws, blank Society stationery, forms, decoration designed to be pinned to a coat or other garmet. Also holograph list of sermons from early, mid-nineteenth century, N-YHS checklist of material received 1942.

114 pieces : ill. ; 5-31 cm.

New-York Historical Society

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