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Original 1870s tintype photo showing a woman in partial mourning attire posing with a memorial picture of a little girl
its dimensions are about 8" x 4"
and-painted tintype of a priest
Richard Beard (1801 - 1885) was more entrepreneur than photographer
Missouri papers spread on a table
Underground Railroad Smyth-Packard House Cabinet Card Maine History Rare Slavery coffin Original 1870s tintype photo showingRare original cabinet card showing the Smyth Packard House in the 1880s. It is now The Bowdoin College Russwurm African American Center, located at 6 College St. in Brunswick, Maine . It was originally built in 1827 for Alpheus Spring Packard Sr., who in 1836 sold half to William Smyth. William Smyth was an abolitionist, education reformer & amateur architect, and used this home to hide slaves escaping to Canada. Packard was a professor for more than