Album of photographs, ca. 1855-1878.

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Album of photographs, ca. 1855-1878.

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Album of photographs collected or taken by Hodges that illustrate his life story. Includes: photographs (3) of members of Hodges' Roxbury Latin School class of 1861, including "first scholar" Frank Eustace Anderson and headmaster Augustus H. Buck, 1855-1861; photographs (3) of corporals Leonard S. King and Loring A. Chase, Co. G, 44th Massachusetts Vounteer Regiment and a photograph of a sketch of Fort Macon, Beaufort Harbor, N.C., 1862-1863; photographs (50) of Harvard College, 1860-1865, dormitory buildings, classroom buildings, President's House, greenhouse, "The Delta," Agassiz Museum, Harvard administrators, faculty, and staff ("the Goodies"), members of the Harvard class of 1864, members of the Harvard Class of 1865 (O.K. Society, including James Swift Rogers in female drag); photographs (45) from the Royal Mining Academy, Freiburg, Saxony, 1865-1868, including students (including some autographs); photographs (39) of Cambridge, Eng., Edinburgh, Scotland, and Holyrood; photographs (22) of the Aurora Smelting & Refining Works, Aurora, Ill., ca. 1875; and miscellaneous photographs (9), some laid in, including one of a tornado.

1 v. : photographs ; 29 cm.

Boston Athenaeum

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