Painted by an itinerant artist at time of his marriage to Mary Elizabeth Foster Rogers in 1827 here at 49 Middle Street where she lived. Mary Elizabeth was (step) granddaughter to Benjamin Kent Hough.
Lane was a contemporary of the Houghs and a member of the Lyceum group which became the Sawyer Library.
Clock works made by George Strickland (England). The case made in New England.
Gold handle; Inscribed: Benjamin H. Corliss, Esq. From Friends, 1880
Unknown provenance.
Belonged to Levi M Powers. Inscribed: LMP
No engravings and unknown provenance.
Inscribed: From the tomb of Washington Mt. Vernon
The gold handle was made from Spanish coins. Inscribed: Capt. William Pearce Gloucester. Born Nov 20, 1771. Died Feb.3,1845
Silver handle. Inscription tracing ownership through several generations of the Gilman family. Cane used by Rev. Samuel Gilman while a student at Harvard.
Not part of the collection.