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Harvard Street Unitarian Church (Cambridge, Massachusetts)

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Photograph The Third Congregational Society of Cambridge, Massachusetts, was incorporated June 16, 1827, and erected a brick meeting house on the corner of Thorndike and Third Streets in East Cambridge. The church was organized March 3, 1828, and was...

Spencer, Anna Carpenter Garlin

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Photograph Anna Carpenter Garlin Spencer (Apr. 17, 1851-Feb. 12, 1931) was born in Attleboro, Mass., and grew up in Providence, R.I. After public school and "private collegiate work," she taught school in Providence (1869-71), wrote articles for the...

Hathaway, M. Agnes

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Photograph M[ary]. Agnes Hathaway was born Dec. 2, 1863, in Bristol, N.Y., and raised in a Universalist family. She graduated in 1888 from Genesee Wesley University and taught school in New York State for about ten years before becoming Dean of Women at...

St. Paul's Universalist Church (Little Falls, New York)

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Postcard The First Universalist Society in Little Falls, New York, was organized in 1851. Its building, called St. Paul's Universalist Church, was dedicated June 9, 1868. For more information, see: History of St. Paul's Universalist Church, Little Falls...

Helvie, Clara Cook

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Photograph Clara Cook Helvie was born Jan. 24, 1876, in Chaumont, Jefferson County, N.Y. Because of her mother's early death, she was raised by her relatives, Mr. and Mrs. John Bailey, in Buffalo, N.Y. She attended public schools in Buffalo and graduated...

Hussey, Alfred Rodman

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Photograph Alfred Rodman Hussey: Unitarian minister who served parishes in West Roxbury; Massachusetts; Taunton, Massachusetts; Baltimore, Maryland; Lowell, Massachusetts; and Plymouth, Massachusetts [ Hussey, Alfred Rodman]. For more information, see the...

Stearns, Oliver

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Photograph Oliver Stearns was born in Lunenburg, Massachusetts, on June 3, 1807. He received an AB from Harvard in 1826 and an AM in 1829. While serving as a tutor in mathematics at Harvard, he studied at the Divinity School and graduated in the class of...

Icelandic Free Church (Blaine, Washington)

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Photograph The Icelandic Free Church of Blaine, Washington, was founded in 1928. Their church building was first used for worship on May 26, 1929, with a morning service in Icelandic led by the Rev. Halldor Johnson and an evening service in English led by...

Toy, Crawford Howell

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Photograph Credit: Pach Bros, Cambridge, Mass. [ Toy, Crawford Howell, with negative] For more information, see the exhibit page where this is displayed.