Newton Tricentennial, 1987-1988.

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Newton Tricentennial, 1987-1988.

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Newspaper articles and special editions, posters, flyers and programs for concerts, antique car meet, photograph contest, garden tour, stationery, Newton Commemorative Quilt cards & envelopes, envelopes with tricentennial postmark: "Rooted in Newton's 300 Year History, January 11, 1988", color slides, bumper stickers, badges, runner's number tag for Tricentennial footrace, raffle tickets, newsletters, events calendars, booklet on history of the Totem Pole Ballroom and facsimile admission tickets to ballroom, mailing list, reception invitations, ball program and silent auction index, organizer's schedule and program notes, official proclamation of the Massachusetts House of Representatives to congratulate the City of Newton on its 300th anniversary, adopted December, 14, 1987, Newton Tricentennial Corporation treasurer's report, advertising guide.

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Plaut, Linda

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Rosenthal, Steve.

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Newton (Mass.). Mayor's Office for Cultural Affairs.

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Collection of materials related to events in Newton during the City's 300th anniversary celebration in 1988. From the description of Newton Tricentennial, 1987-1988. (Minuteman Library Network). WorldCat record id: 773373084 ...

Newton Free Library

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Collection of photograph and drawings of monuments in Newton including illustrated card of Norumbega Tower by J. W. Kohler, undated photograph of the First Settlers' Monument by Ellis Moore Studio, Albert S. Partridge's drawings of various monuments with detailed notes on location, materials used and history of emplacement: First Settlers' Monument in the viewed from 4 sides, Roger Sherman's birthplace marker, bronze tablet at site of Second Meeting House of the First Parish in Newton, bronze ta...

Newton Pride Committee (Newton, Mass.)

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Newton Tricentennial Corp.

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