1930s
85M-01-314-Z-C-0406; Miscellaneous Manuscripts, Beecher - Emery, D.W., Box 2
GUSN-354187
One folder containing a typed manuscript for an Architectural History of Boston, The Boston that Was Boston Village, 1625-1725 by Alan Bernstein, written in the 1930s for the Workers Progress Administration (WPA).
The typed manuscript contains an index of images, hand drawn and printed maps.
houses
dwellings
forts
taverns
architecture (object genre)
bookstores
architectural history
maps
illustrations (layout features)
manuscripts (document genre)
maps
illustrations (layout features)
manuscripts (document genre)
houses
dwellings
taverns
forts
architectural history
bookstores
architecture (discipline)
0.1 cubic feet (1 legal folder)
Gift of Gerald Bernstein July 10, 2019 to Historic New England. Donor is son of author
MS029
Miscellaneous manuscript collection
7/10/2019
MS029.002.004
Gift
Gift of Gerald Bernstein, 2019
Boston (Suffolk county, Massachusetts)
South Boston (Boston, Suffolk county, Massachusetts) [neighborhood]
North End (Boston, Suffolk county, Massachusetts) [neighborhood]
Bernstein, Alan, Mr., 1913-2008 (Author)
Bernstein, Gerald, Mr. (Donor)
maps
illustrations (layout features)
manuscripts (document genre)
houses
dwellings
taverns
forts
architectural history
bookstores
architecture (discipline)
Bernstein, Gerald, Mr.
Map
Paper
One map on trace is damaged and fragile.
File
85M-01-314-Z-C-0406; Miscellaneous Manuscripts, Beecher - Emery, D.W., Box 2
Manuscript is in English
Donna E. Russo
During the Great Depression, Alan Bernstein was employed by the WPA Writers' Project to prepare an architectural history of Boston, Massachusetts. The effort was cancelled and the publication was not completed.
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