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1. 1974.060.0003 - Photograph

   Photo of Eldress Sophia Helfrich (1834-1920), cloakmaker of the Second Family in Hancock, MA, and sister of Hancock Bishopric Eldress Caroline Helfrich.) Grey face of cardboard with fancy border around picture, edges of cardboard are cut on an angle. Sitter is on a chair near a garden with 2 partial buildings in the background.

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. 1977.006.0004 - Postcard

   Color postcard of the Great Stone Barn at North Family, Mt. Lebanon, NY. Barn was destroyed by fire in Sept. 1972. Card has small rip at top. Caption in red at upper R corner reads "993. The Stone Barn, Shaker Village, Mt. Lebanon, N.Y."

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3. 1978.023.0001.018 - Photograph

   Caroline Wilhelmina Kirsten, 16 years old 1897, admitted in 1888, died of meningitis after relapsing into typhoid fever, in 1899.

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4. 1978.023.0001.021 - Photograph

   Caroline L. Tate (1859-1937), admitted at the age of two. Upon closure of Enfield, in 1917, Eldress Caroline moved to South F., Watervliet, NY, where she died.

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. 1978.023.0001.027 - Photograph

   Eldress Helen Augusta Stone, 1836-1908; teacher, member of the Mount Lebanon Ministry

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. 1980-1563 a-b - Photograph

   1563 a: Recto; negative in the possession of Erhart Muller, Shaker Village, Harvard, Massachusetts / 1563 b: Verso text "From John Hazen Shirley,, Dec 21st, 1897 Shirley Feast-Grounds or Holy Hill of Peace" Includes transcription text of stone inscription (originally #1562 in Accession Book Vol. I)

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7. 1980-1579 a-b - Photostat

   Photocopy and accompanying text of the Groveland Fountain Stone erected May 18, 1843, at Groveland NY. Engraven at New Lebanon NY, by Isaac Newton Youngs (?).

   Record Type: Photo

   
8. 1986-1411 - Photograph

   Aerial view of the snow-covered Sister's Shop in winter, around 1925 - 1930. The Round Stone Barn is partially visible in the background on the right hand side.

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9. 1986-3106 - Photograph

   Photograph of a young girl, 14 years old, Lynne Spickegir (?) of Fayetteville, N.J., pointing to the "J.W. Stone" on old and disused U.S. Rte. 20. While a member of the Shaker Village Work Group, she discovered this historical relic, c. 1960. For story of the stone, see THE PEGBOARD, Shaker number, 1936, pp. 12-13.

   Record Type: Photo

   
10. 1999.020.0003 - Postcard

    Real photo postcard of Hancock's Round Stone Barn

    Record Type: Photo

    
11. 1999.020.0009 - Postcard

    Colored, Real Photo postcard of the Stone Dwelling at Enfield, NH. Used, date 11/24/1912.

    Record Type: Photo

    
12. 2010-7528 - Photograph

    Black and white photograph, depicting a graveyard at Watervliet, N.Y. There are multiple rows of white stone tombstones all lined up. Trees are in the back of the photograph. There is a large grassy path down the middle row of tombstones.

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13. 2010-7571 - Photograph

    Black and white. A stone marker with a rounded top sits by the roadside and reads "1818 N. York Mass. Line 26 M from Alb'y" There is some white painting on the marker which seems to be letters and arrows. The background is forest. There are two copies of this image.

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14. 2010-7587 - Photograph

    Black and white. Two herb shops are connected by a bridge on the third floor. It does not appear to be a walking bridge as it does not lead to a door; it attatches to the right-side building just to the side of a window. There is a hoisting apparatus on the bridge, consisting of a pulley and a rope. There is a chiminy and a cupola on the roof of the building on the right; one pane of the window in the cupola appears to be missing. The ground...

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15. 2010-7590 - Photograph

    Black and white. This is an image of the forge and brothers' shop at the North family. The building in the foreground has two chiminies, and two floors plus an attic. There is a door from the attic for hoisting objects directly from outside to the attic. The front corner of the building is a light paint, maybe white, while the rest of the building is a darker paint, maybe brown. The building behind has stone walls on the ground floor and bri...

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16. 2010-7600 - Photograph

    Black and white. A road backed by a railing is in the foreground of this image. It seems that the ground slopes down behind this railing. There is a stone-sided barn in the background. The second level may have an entrance from the road, but that is out of the photograph. There is a cupola on the roof; some of the window panes are broken. The weather vane is pointing NW. There is a dark leaf pattern in the top right corner of the image.

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17. 2010-7601 - Photograph

    Black and white. This is a close up of the cupola and roof on the stone barn in 2010-7600. This is a different image, based on the cloud pattern. Some of the window panes are broken; the weather vane on top of the cupola is pointing NW.

    Record Type: Photo

    
18. 2010-7602 - Photograph

    Black and white. There is a road in the foreground. A metal fence with stone gate posts stands in front of an unidentified building. There are three floors of windows and two narrow windows on either side of the door. The roof has small vertical ridges on it and there is a small roof protecting the door.

    Record Type: Photo

    
19. 2010-7605 - Photograph

    Black and white. This dormitory building is also featured in 2010-7604. There are two rows of windows, a chiminy and a central door. A walkway leads up to the door and off to the left of the frame. There are bushes in the grassy areas to either side of the walkway. Above each window is a brick arch with stone at the ends of the arch. The building is made of brick.

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20. 2010-7613 - Photograph

    Black and white. This is a detailed look at a boot-scraper. The stone surface in the foreground is out of focus, as are the trees and fence in the background. The boot-scraper is wrought-iron and the vertical pieces curl outward. The scraper part hangs off the edge so that mud and such falls on the ground, not the step.

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