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Lang. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1461857948163-SDLN11T57PKOM6NT5N05/Stonehurst+Autumn+Parlor.+Thomas+P.+Lang.jpg Photo Gallery - Autumn Parlor, Stonehurst, the Robert Treat Paine House in Waltham, MA. Photo by Thomas P. Lang. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1461857975332-47MWDQDLREXCKC2HJIV6/Stonehurst+upper+stair.+Thomas+P.+Lang.jpg Photo Gallery - Upper staircase, Stonehurst, the Robert Treat Paine House in Waltham, MA, by H.H. Richardson. Photo by Thomas P. Lang. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1461858862472-SXWGMI1DR6BJ1OJ7D5UW/Stonehurst+dining+room.+Thomas+P.+Lang.jpg Photo Gallery - Dining Room, Stonehurst, the Robert Treat Paine House in Waltham, MA. Photo by Thomas P. Lang. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1461857999233-OB2NQ3ZG3FNR1TUM40X0/Stonehurst+landing+mantel.+Thomas+P.+Lang.jpg Photo Gallery - "Build thee more stately mansions o my soul," Staircase landing, Stonehurst, the Robert Treat Paine House in Waltham, MA, by H.H. Richardson. Photo by Thomas P. Lang. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1461858024099-HEWR132UYYEK917ZZRU5/Lily+Paine%27s+bedroom%2C+Stonehurst.+Thomas+P.+Lang.jpg Photo Gallery - Lily Paine's bedroom, Stonehurst, the Robert Treat Paine House in Waltham, MA, by H.H. Richardson. Photo by Thomas P. Lang. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1461858053838-JQ2L6BZBJ7WT37AY4RPB/Mrs.+Paine%27s+bedroom%2C+Stonehurst.+Thomas+P.+Lang.jpg Photo Gallery - Mrs. Paine's Bedroom, Stonehurst, the Robert Treat Paine House in Waltham, MA, by H.H. Richardson. Photo by Thomas P. Lang. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1461858178963-AYW6MB48YYONJAOD9FCI/Mrs.+Paine%27s+bedroom+looking+out.+Thomas+P.+Lang.jpg Photo Gallery - Mrs. Paine's Bedroom looking toward loggia, Stonehurst, the Robert Treat Paine House in Waltham, MA, by H.H. Richardson. Photo by Thomas P. 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The natural park of pines, oaks, great forest trees stretches for acres in every direction.” On their annual outings to Stonehurst, Boston workers and their families toured the house, grounds and farm outbuildings while others “spent the time in roaming about the vast estate.” Quote: “A Day in Pleasant Places, Wells Memorial Outing Club has a little holiday,” Boston Herald, July 16, 1893. Image: Stonehurst aerial photo, November 1928. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587067472364-X31NDQ63BQ2D0OOM2KTS/image-asset.jpeg Historic Landscape Photo Gallery - A Natural Park of Great Forest Trees “They had never seen such a country place before. The natural park of pines, oaks, great forest trees stretches for acres in every direction.” On their annual outings to Stonehurst, Boston workers and their families toured the house, grounds and farm outbuildings while others “spent the time in roaming about the vast estate.” Quote: “A Day in Pleasant Places, Wells Memorial Outing Club has a little holiday,” Boston Herald, July 16, 1893. Image: Stonehurst aerial photo, November 1928. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587589360483-S356YVDF6K821FQGCKR3/Gentleman%27s+Way.jpg Historic Landscape Photo Gallery - The Avenue Walled by Trees “One rides for nearly a mile through the extensive grounds, the avenue walled by trees and shrubs… The grounds undulate pleasantly and after passing tennis courts, croquet plats and a conservatory, the visitor alights at the entrance of the house.” Quote: “A Costly Home.: The Elegant Estate of R.T. Paine at Waltham,” Boston Evening Record, 8 October 1892. Photo by Thomas M. Lang, 1970s. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587056212228-ZZPA6H86IUQERP12WIHY/0285A+Stonehurst+from+the+south%2C+1939.jpg Historic Landscape Photo Gallery - On the Edge of a Wild Forest “The house shall seem in approaching it…to be standing in the midst or on the edge of a wild forest.” Quote: Frederick Law Olmsted, Sr. to John C. Phillips regarding Moraine Farm, March 6, 1882. Image: Stonehurst from the south field, 1939. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587056159933-VS4SF7U5BMEPLT89I0ND/53C+Stonehurst+drive+nearing+circle%2C+1950.jpg Historic Landscape Photo Gallery - The Approach “Nothing shall be seen of the…outlook or of the lawn or finished ground from the approach.” Quote: Frederick Law Olmsted, Sr., to John C. Phillips, March 6, 1882, regarding Moraine Farm. Image: Stonehurst drive, heading north, 1950. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587568273049-FH0MRD7NNUKS3CCKJOWU/Stonehurst+approach+drive+1905.jpg Historic Landscape Photo Gallery - A Forest Lodge for the Summer The house is “to have the character…of a forest lodge for the summer…the more bold, rustic and weatherproof the better.” Quote: Frederick Law Olmsted, Sr. to John C. Phillips regarding Moraine Farm, May 11, 1880. Image: Stonehurst from the northeast, ca. 1905. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587056534648-2880463AO0SHRX2G6ALI/aerial+view+of+Stonehurst%2C+1928.jpg Historic Landscape Photo Gallery - Stonehurst aerial view, 1928 The house with its terrace overlooks the South Field, Glacier Rock and tennis court. A carriage barn, stable, greenhouses, orchard and vegetable gardens are in the distance, obscured from the main view. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587056557851-PYU39X5L6KIB5LQW8A8O/Anna+in+Stonehurst+Circle%2C+1927.jpg Historic Landscape Photo Gallery - Breaks and Openings in the Forest “I should have dense forest right up to and about the house, with only such breaks and openings as would come of themselves in seeking convenience and comfort.” Quote: Frederick Law Olmsted, Sr. to John C. Phillips regarding Moraine Farm, March 6, 1882. Image: Stonehurst from the north, 1927. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587056730466-UTBZVCK17F1JXFNZN8UH/Stonehurst%2C+%5Blower+right+photo+approach+to+front+door%5D%2C+1930s.jpg Historic Landscape Photo Gallery - Enter the House without Suspicion “I…would have a stranger arrive and enter the house without suspicion of the broad and extended views in its…south [and west] overlooks; the unexpectedness of them…being its most striking distinction from the common run of villas and country seats.” Quote: Frederick Law Olmsted, Sr. to John C. Phillips, March 6, 1882, regarding Moraine Farm. Image: Stonehurst carriage entrance from the north, 1949. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587569831284-72ZJVW7X2X4CDX9XL4LQ/Stonehurst+1886+RTP+Historical+Trust.jpg Historic Landscape Photo Gallery - A Terrace Boldly Projected “The house [should] be set high…supported by a terrace boldly projected, following natural lines, country made and highly picturesque in its outline and material.” Quote: Frederick Law Olmsted, Sr. to John C. Phillps, May 11, 1880 regarding Moraine Farm. Image: Stonehurst and its terrace nearing completion, 1886. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587072353288-8V3V4F400EQZXN56FW9N/image-asset.jpeg Historic Landscape Photo Gallery - The Things He Loved So Much Relaxing on his terrace, Mr. Paine could “look around at all the things he has always loved so much—his pine trees, the glacial rock, the sun-dial, the big boulders of the terrace stone-wall and even the crows cawing around—all seems so full of him.” Quote: Emily Lyman Storer to Edith Storer, ALS, August 10, 1910. Stonehurst Archives. Photo: Robert Treat Paine on the Stonehurst terrace, ca. 1905. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587056584524-8D11L55MA4NOCVJTAYLB/South+Field+from+the+Stonehurst+terrace%2C+54.jpg Historic Landscape Photo Gallery - An Outer World “The lawn, terrace and the part of the house opening upon them shall appear all one affair…so that in going or looking from it, you will seem to be everywhere going or looking into an outer world.” Quote: Frederick Law Olmsted, Sr. to John C. Phillips, March 6, 1882 regarding Moraine Farm. Image: View of the South Field from the Stonehurst terrace, 1949. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587072488057-M0M96LEO2WPTZMG3KFZ0/image-asset.jpeg Historic Landscape Photo Gallery - "A Geological Curiosity: Glacier Rock “Near the terrace at the south of the house is noticed a very smooth, large rock, covering about 50 square feet. The rock has been nearly all bared by Mr. Paine… [It] is as smooth as if almost sand-papered and is covered with parallel scratches showing the course of the glacier.” Quote: “A Costly Home: The Elegant Estate of R.T. Paine in Waltham,” Boston Evening Record, 8 October, 1892. Image: "Young Mountaineers" on Glacier Rock, ca. 1900. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587071982169-YL3YM7PCS4EF8QIBV4ST/image-asset.jpeg Historic Landscape Photo Gallery - The First Tennis Set in America? “When he got the first tennis set in America—as I think he told us—he saved four girls who were beginning to get pretty restive under the somewhat inactive Waltham life.” The Stonehurst tennis court dates from at least as early as 1876, but probably postdates what is widely accepted as first tennis court in America at the Staten Island Cricket Club (1874). Quote: Annie Sears quoted in Sarah Cushing Paine. Paine Ancestry: The Famly of Robert Treat Paine (1912). Image: George Paine and friends on the Stonehurst tennis court. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587066002758-HPPUFRS84F6YYYMD9D7X/image-asset.jpeg Historic Landscape Photo Gallery - Free Range To Give Vigor and Vitality “Each of the prize winners since 1900 has been bred in my own yards. A large number of chickens being raised each year, with free range to give vigor and vitality.” This staged photo of head gardener Walter Clark promoted the sale of prize-winning Silver Spangled Hamburg chickens raised at the Paine Estate. Quote: “Robert Treat Paine, Jr., Breeder of Silver Spangled Hamburgs, Yards at Waltham, Walter B. Clark, Superintendent.” pamphlet in Stonehurst Archives. Photo of Walter Clark in the South Field at Stonehurst, early 20th century. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587066378338-NJH9X8RBNCFEHGXOEDNT/image-asset.jpeg Historic Landscape Photo Gallery - Farming the Land “Our grandfather Victor Landstrom worked on the estates as gardener, landscaper and handyman, … farming the land and providing milk, eggs, butter and produce….” Quote: Ada, Pearl and Ruth Landstrom, “Memories of Ethel Lyman Paine Moors,” Heath Herald, June/July 2007. Image: Victor Landstrom atop a haywain in the south field of Stonehurst. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587073548095-PD9CO359Y2VRR3U68BTD/image-asset.jpeg Historic Landscape Photo Gallery - "I have never done any of the kind I liked as much." Of this terrace, Olmsted wrote to Paine, “I have never done any of the kind I liked as much.” Olmsted also encouraged Paine to visit Franklin Park to see the Overlook during construction to get a better understanding of what he had in mind for the terrace overlook in Waltham. Quote: Frederick Law Olmsted, Sr. to Robert Treat Paine, 5 November 1885. Library of Congress. Image: Mrs. Paine on the Stonehurst terrace, looking west, 1890s. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587588450980-SJLNCTBPMJ93X3734HNQ/73.jpg Historic Landscape Photo Gallery - Less Wilderness and Disorder I Object To “I don’t object to the cutting away of certain bramble patches if other brambles are to take their place—or anything that will appear spontaneous and not need watering or care. More mowing or dug ground I object to. Less wilderness and disorder I object to.” The low maintenance naturalistic landscape envisioned by Olmsted incorporated vines into the stone wall of the terrace. In the 20th century, the Paine family added turf and high maintenance flowering shrubs and beds. Quote. Frederick Law Olmsted, Sr. to John Charles Olmsted possibly about Fairsted, September 12, 1884. Photo of Stonehurst terrace, 1950. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587056714059-QNQS0Y1OJKS855ZPCQSC/Stonehurst+terrace+looking+west%2C+1950.jpg Historic Landscape Photo Gallery - Trying To Create Beauty “I have enjoyed at odd times trying to create beauty out of a juniper hillside by the use of trees, shrubs and plants.” The naturalistic Olmstedian landscape of the 19th century gave way to the Gardenesque Period in the 20th century when the next generation of Paines planted showy specimen flowers in abundance. Quote: “Robert Treat Paine, Jr.,” Harvard College, Class of 1888, Class Report, 1938. Photo, 1950. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587056145424-19JXQOXXZHLD85P4C4KC/52+Stonehurst+vegetable+garden+with+Peonies%2C+1928.png Historic Landscape Photo Gallery - Off with his Head “If the gardener shows himself outside the walls, off with his head.” At Stonehurst, a cutting garden, vegetable garden and orchard were hidden from the main vistas, behind and to the north of the complex of outbuildings. Quote: Frederick Law Olmsted, Sr. to John C. Phillips, May 11, 1880, regarding Moraine Farm. Image: Stonehurst vegetable garden with peonies, 1928. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587586914131-CX0APL7ET9JMHK7RWQYO/101+grandchildren+by+the+chicken+coop.jpg Historic Landscape Photo Gallery - Out Near the Grape Arbor “I got to know grandpa. He had me memorize and give the Gettysburg Address…. I was leaning against the barn door and he was out near the grape arbor and I had to bellow out the Gettysburg Address; took about five hours. That was how he and I got along.” Quote: Robert Treat Paine Storer, Jr. oral history. Photo of his mother’s generation by the grape arbor, early 20th century. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587589996436-F6F5YNHNDTP6X6XJGB82/Sun+Dappled+Path+Through+Pines.jpg Historic Landscape Photo Gallery - A Lesson in Forestry “Can you not come over to Waltham Saturday as early as convenient & give me a lesson in forestry—how to cut—what to leave, &c.” Quote: Robert Treat Paine to Frederick Law Olmsted, Sr., September 30, 1884. Photo by Thomas P. Lang, 1970s. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587068473226-9CON1YGW60FT00HH9SC5/image-asset.jpeg Historic Landscape Photo Gallery - Her Morning Walk “The gate led to a simple walk through the nearby wood which she called her ‘morning walk.’ Early memories of Mrs. [Ethel Paine] Moors were of her dressed in walking shoes, a longish skirt, and a scarf on her head, walking through the woods.” Today, thousands of daily visitors enjoy miles of ancient woodland footpaths and cartpaths across this estate. Quote: Ada, Pearl and Ruth Landstrom, “Memories of Ethel Lyman Paine Moors,” Heath Herald, June/July 2007. Image: Estate of Robert Treat Paine, 1907, Stonehurst Archives https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587406804062-80ES33QO1234LN5VOET3/image-asset.jpeg Historic Landscape Photo Gallery - Lilac Path, West Field This 20th-century view shows the historic connection between the West Field (in the foreground) to the South Field (on the right). Swaths of flowers date to the 20th-century Gardenesque Era of the Paine Estate. Photo, 1950s. Stonehurst Archives https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587056176086-EO0YX418MXLZ1WZ9V382/54C+Stonehurst+drive%2C+circle+with+greenhouse+and+carriage+barn%2C+1950.jpg Historic Landscape Photo Gallery - Hemlock Grove Hemlocks were planted in abundance in the "Back Avenue” as windbreaks shortly after the hurricane of 1938. Photo, 1950. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587056187651-B8870GDF3LO767IU8DPB/55C+Stonehurst+drive+from+greenhouse+looking+towards+tennis+court%2C+1950.jpg Historic Landscape Photo Gallery - "Greenhouse west border to Avenue and Rhododendron" Photo looking from the present parking lot across the drive toward the old tennis court, which was enclosed by evergreens in the 20th century, 1950. Stonehurst Archives https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587056201122-A5NSVCRF1MD0F0Y6B9BO/56C+Stonehurst+drive+from+greenhouse+looking+nw%2C+1950.jpg Historic Landscape Photo Gallery - "From Greenhouse Southwest Corner to Four Corners" Photo looking from the present parking lot up the drive, 1950. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587056134148-6W8KKOQ8RY8JMJVVM589/51C+Stonehurst+drive+from+greenhouse+looking+sw%2C+1950.jpg Historic Landscape Photo Gallery - Down the Avenue Photo looking from the present parking lot, 1950. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587056686079-3CK31GFHDD0MMWU4XUQH/Stonehurst+sunburst+through+tree%2C+1927.jpg Historic Landscape Photo Gallery - Sunburst Photo, 1927. Stonehurst Archives. http://stonehurstwaltham.org/lost-structures-gallery daily 0.75 2020-04-23 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587651880088-2X49WLU640ODCSX31INK/image-asset.jpeg Lost structures gallery - Found: "The Vale," The Lyman House, 185 Lyman St. (Samuel McIntire, 1793) Much of the Paine Estate land was pasture and woodlots associated with the 400-acre country estate of Theodore Lyman, Mrs. Paine’s grandfather. At 185 Lyman St. (just cross Beaver Street), visit the core of the Lyman Estate, with its Federal-era mansion, carriage barn, greenhouses, and pleasure grounds preserved by Historic New England. Historic New England Properties Photograph Collection https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587651880088-2X49WLU640ODCSX31INK/image-asset.jpeg Lost structures gallery - Found: "The Vale," The Lyman House, 185 Lyman St. (Samuel McIntire, 1793) Much of the Paine Estate land was pasture and woodlots associated with the 400-acre country estate of Theodore Lyman, Mrs. Paine’s grandfather. At 185 Lyman St. (just cross Beaver Street), visit the core of the Lyman Estate, with its Federal-era mansion, carriage barn, greenhouses, and pleasure grounds preserved by Historic New England. Historic New England Properties Photograph Collection https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587644947725-KPI3ENBXGV8HJB2524JS/image-asset.jpeg Lost structures gallery - Found: Jonas Clark House, 399 Lexington St. (1825) Woodlots and orchards on the northwestern areas of the Paine Estate were once associated with the Livermore-Clark Farm, first settled in about 1680. The Livermores and Clarks operated a gristmill and maltmill on Chester Brook, producing beer and cider for the community and tavern-goers downtown. Stone walls on the Paine Estate enclosed these ancient orchards. The Clark House is now owned by Chapel Hall Chauncey Hall School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587651497271-FXCJRC7JRAF0C9J2493E/image-asset.jpeg Lost structures gallery - Found: "The Vale," The Lyman Estate (Samuel McIntire, 1795) Much of the Paine Estate land was pasture and woodlots associated with the 400-acre country estate of Theodore Lyman, Mrs. Paine’s grandfather. Across Beaver Street, visit the core of the Lyman Estate, with its Federal-era mansion, carriage barn, greenhouses, and pleasure grounds preserved by Historic New England. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587390497924-C4ZVKI424U7UWRJCAU7W/Ferncroft+in+undated+plan+from+Waltham+Engineering+Dept..jpg Lost structures gallery - Structures Lost and Found along Robert Treat Paine Drive On the hill above the Lyman mansion and farm, Lyman family built homes, outbuildings, tennis courts and windmills in the 19th-century heyday of the Paine Estate. Of these many structures that once lined the drive, only the Paine House remains. Look closely as you walk the land for ruins and other remnants of lost structures. City of Waltham Engineering Department map, ca. 1900 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587555564477-32CYK94266Q62C0W87EG/image-asset.jpeg Lost structures gallery - Found: "The Vale," The Lyman House (Samuel McIntire, 1793) Much of the Paine Estate land was pasture and woodlots associated with the 400-acre country estate of Theodore Lyman, Mrs. Paine’s grandfather. Across Beaver Street, visit the core of the Lyman Estate, with its Federal-era mansion, carriage barn, greenhouses, and pleasure grounds preserved by Historic New England. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587394351700-L50QZLF30HWAEKHA5HBJ/178030scr_60704ea6677ee1d.jpg Lost structures gallery - Lost: Mary Lyman Appleton (later Sarah Sears) House (1840, demolished) George Lyman built the first house in what would become a family complex north of Beaver Street as early as 1840. It was occupied for over a century by Sarah Lyman Sears and her three unmarried daughters before its demolition in the 1980s or 1990s. The grounds of the Sears house is today the Gentleman’s Way neighborhood at the base of Robert Treat Paine Drive. Look for the ancient beech tree that anchors the neighborhood. Album 13, “The Uplands,” Waltham, Historic New England. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587391627577-HXDLK3JMSD9OTY10CWYA/1176988.jpg Lost structures gallery - Lost: "The Gray House" or Arthur Lyman House (Ware & Van Brunt, 1863, demolished) Arthur Lyman’s summer house once stood on land that is now the Paine Estate. When this house was moved to Forest St. in the early 1880s, a tennis court was built on its site. Remnants of the tennis court, near a large beech tree, can still be seen in the woods on the cartpath at the southern end of the Paine Estate. Photo by A.H. Folsom, ca. 1893, Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in America https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587401518799-XPZZ7A83GV29YKILKQ8A/1138A+ed.jpg Lost structures gallery - Found: The original Paine summer house (Gridley J.F. Bryant, 1866) George Lyman built this summer house for his daughter Lydia on her marriage to Robert Treat Paine in the early 1860s. Architect H.H. Richardson would relocate this Second Empire house and incorporate it into his design for Stonehurst. Photo before 1883, Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587405395561-YHFA23ZG758MFOLVGCGY/IMG_1762.JPG Lost structures gallery - Found: The original Paine summer house (Gridley J.F. Bryant, 1866) This house stood just south of Glacier Rock before being relocated to its present site and incorporated into architect H.H. Richardson’s design for Stonehurst in the mid 1880s. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587390812833-OREQBDMVWI6QC4DJBWGN/Ferncroft%2C+Emily+Storer+Album%2C+Stonehurst+Archives.jpg Lost structures gallery - Lost: Ferncroft, the John and Edith Paine Storer House (Shepley, Rutan and Coolidge, 1892, demolished) Follow the paved Storer Path in the woods north of the Paine House to find the site of the Storer House, built by Robert and Lydia Paine for their eldest daughter in 1892. To ensure design continuity, H.H. Richardson’s successor firm Shepley Rutan and Coolidge partnered with Olmsted’s successor Charles Eliot on the design of the house and grounds. After the house at Ferncroft was razed by fire in 1974, the City of Waltham installed a parking lot/helicopter landing pad here. Emily Storer Photo Album, Stonehurst Archives https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587399798178-SVYYNXBI431CYQ19WLW9/Stonehurst+outbuildings+cropped.jpg Lost structures gallery - Lost: Stonehurst outbuildings (1882-1920s, demolished) Ruins of the complex of outbuildings near the main parking lot evoke the farming activities that once took place at Stonehurst. A large carriage barn/stable, an open woodshed, some cold frames, and two greenhouses were arranged around a central paddock. Behind the carriage barn was a large henhouse, orchard and vegetable gardens. A fire in the 1960s destroyed these buildings, along with an antique car collection stored in the carriage barn. Detail of aerial photo, 1928. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587401499375-9GFKI7C4SI5DV1YPX4GI/042601-010.jpg Lost structures gallery - Lost: Carraige barn and stable (ca. 1882, demolished) Carriage driver John Youatt, shown here, lived on the second floor of the Paine's carriage barn. Stonehurst Archives https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587404369991-D3A3MYLJL1ZYJ95WL7YY/image-asset.jpeg Lost structures gallery - Lost structures of the Paine Estate (in yellow) The City of Waltham recently mapped out the known lost structures on the Paine Estate which are marked in yellow on this map. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587557205501-VGJTKKA546CM53D6QLGE/17909scr_9191bc57445bfcf.jpg Lost structures gallery - Lost: The Stonehurst Greenhouse (Ernest Bowditch, 1882, demolished) This long greenhouse designed by Ernest Bowditch in 1882 once stood on the site of the main parking lot of the Paine Estate. Sears Family of Waltham Photograph Collection. Historic New England. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587560943247-KA2N6SUR5NSARQC8F2TQ/101+grandchildren+by+the+Stonehurst+greenhouse%2C+1910%2C+cropped.jpg Lost structures gallery - Lost: The Stonehurst Greenhouse (Ernest Bowditch, 1882, demolished) This shingled ell formed the central entrance to the greenhouse/playhouse. Descendants reminisce about cooking spaghetti suppers over the wood stove in this greenhouse. Photo 1910, Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587400749381-5B8WD9PT7X3F9JWSAPEN/101+grandchildren+Lydia+and+Dorothy+by+the+wood+shed.jpg Lost structures gallery - Lost: Stonehurst Woodshed (demolished) Firewood from the ancient woodlots on the Paine Estate filled its woodshed, covered in grape vines. Photo, ca. 1905. Stonehurst Archives https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587389833822-YII4VQPY5845NYOJQ4SU/Walter+Clark+House+717+Beaver+St.+front+and+side.JPG Lost structures gallery - Found: Gardener's Cottage for the Paine Estate, 717 Beaver St. (ca. 1890) The Paines built this cottage for their head gardener Walter Clark in about 1890 following model house plans developed by Mr. Paine for his neighborhood of affordable homes in Roxbury. After Clark’s 40-year career with the Paines, the house was occupied by the Bohanons and the Melansons who also cared for the Paine Estate. Harry Melanson was a Waltham firefighter. This house at 717 Beaver Street is now privately owned. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587645605549-KID5VIBZPDIE9IGYVDLG/image-asset.jpeg Lost structures gallery - Found: Chauffeur's Cottage, 21 Stanley Rd. (1916) Edith Paine and John H. Storer built this house for their chauffeur George A. Patterson and his family in 1916, as one of the first houses in their Chester Brook Road neighborhood. Edith and her siblings laid out this neighborhood as a subdivision of their father’s estate shortly after his death in 1910. During his lifetime, Robert Treat Paine had sketched this area he described as “my house lots.” This house at 21 Stanley Road is now privately owned. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587389798284-5DQZX7A994OG3NLI0QZT/Ferncroft+in+undated+plan+from+Waltham+Engineering+Dept..jpg Lost structures gallery http://stonehurstwaltham.org/woodland-plant-gallery daily 0.75 2020-04-24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587415346124-3LZLEU7QUCU5WA8WBQBX/unnamed.jpg Woodland Plant Gallery - Sassafras Sassafras is a deciduous tree noted for having three distinct leaf shapes, often occurring together on the same branch. There are plain oval (no lobes), mitten shaped (one-lobed) and symmetrical two-lobed (dinosaur-track-shaped, according to some!). On young trees especially, you may be able to find all three leaves on the same branch; in winter look for them on the ground. A mature sassafras tree can grow to be 30-60 feet tall. The wood is light but hard and every part of the tree can give off a spicy aroma, suggestive of root beer. During the 18th century, sassafras was the second largest export from the New World, falling just behind tobacco. It was popular in England as the ingredient in teas, due to its pleasant fragrance and taste. The FDA banned the fragrant oil and safrole of the sassafras tree in the 1960s, because it was found that some of these compounds could be carcinogenic. The tree blooms in the spring with small, yellow, 5-petaled flowers. The berry-like fruits are small, dark blue and very oily, providing a rich food for fall migrating birds and small mammals to eat. The sassafras tree is found quite commonly over the entire eastern half of the United States. Latin name: Sassafras albidum. Plant family Lauraceae (Avacado family) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587415346124-3LZLEU7QUCU5WA8WBQBX/unnamed.jpg Woodland Plant Gallery - Sassafras Sassafras is a deciduous tree noted for having three distinct leaf shapes, often occurring together on the same branch. There are plain oval (no lobes), mitten shaped (one-lobed) and symmetrical two-lobed (dinosaur-track-shaped, according to some!). On young trees especially, you may be able to find all three leaves on the same branch; in winter look for them on the ground. A mature sassafras tree can grow to be 30-60 feet tall. The wood is light but hard and every part of the tree can give off a spicy aroma, suggestive of root beer. During the 18th century, sassafras was the second largest export from the New World, falling just behind tobacco. It was popular in England as the ingredient in teas, due to its pleasant fragrance and taste. The FDA banned the fragrant oil and safrole of the sassafras tree in the 1960s, because it was found that some of these compounds could be carcinogenic. The tree blooms in the spring with small, yellow, 5-petaled flowers. The berry-like fruits are small, dark blue and very oily, providing a rich food for fall migrating birds and small mammals to eat. The sassafras tree is found quite commonly over the entire eastern half of the United States. Latin name: Sassafras albidum. Plant family Lauraceae (Avacado family) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587415789427-KO85C5J0FUPYXYWN0ITP/images.jpg Woodland Plant Gallery - White Pine White Pines tower over the driveway just outside the gate—one was measured by a Brandeis class to be just over 100 feet in height. Amazingly, this is small compared to the Massachusetts record holder, at 170 feet considered the tallest tree of any kind anywhere in New England. In colonial days, New Englanders looked at a mature Eastern White Pine and saw fine lumber for framing houses and barns, or a glorious mast of a British Navy Ship. The massive beams of Stonehurst’s main rooms are white pine. White Pines are today the most common evergreen through the Paine Estate, ranging in size from tiny seedlings to towering giants. Eastern White Pine is the only native pine of North America to have needles in bundles of 5. White pines can generally live over 200 years of age, and some have lived over twice that long. This tree towers over others as it can usually outgrow them and thus in mixed forests, White Pines may be easily seen from a distance. These conifers provide food and shelter for squirrels and forest birds. After forest fires, some of the survivors may be White Pines due to some resistance to fire. These survivors can re-seed burned forests with White Pine seedlings. Latin name: Pinus strobus. Plant family: Pinaceae. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587416349859-21UOYTC6KTXAN6FRE2YT/download+%282%29.jpg Woodland Plant Gallery - Partridge Berry Partridge Berry is a small evergreen vine, usually no more than two inches tall. Its species name, repens, means “creeping,” because it creeps along the ground. It produces oval (almost round) to heart-shaped shiny green leaves with pale yellow ribs, small white flowers shaped like trumpets, and tiny red berries that provide food for various birds, skunks and white-footed mice. This plant grows in rich woods all the way from Southern Canada down to Florida and as far west as Texas. Native American women made a tea from both the leaves and berries to consume during childbirth, as well as a soothing lotion from the leaves. Partridge berry is also known as deer berry, checkerberry, twin berry, running box, and squaw vine. It is one of the few native New England plants in the coffee family. Latin name: Mitchella repens. Plant family: Rubiaceae. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587416878646-QLBSR5A8J45VTMEPFHK3/image-asset.jpeg Woodland Plant Gallery - Pipsissewa Pipsissewa is found near the Partridge Berry at the beginning of Bull Run trail. It also has dark green shiny leaves but these are longer than wide and are noticeably toothed. Although these two plants co-occur and both bare small berries, they are completely unrelated—partridge berry is in the coffee family and pipsissewa is in the blueberry family. Pipsissewa gets its name due to its supposed ability to break down kidney stones and gallstones. The Cree Indians called it “pipsisikweu”—which means “breaks down into small pieces.” According to research published in 2007, pipsissewa obtains much of its nutrients, including sugars, by parasitizing below-ground fungi. No wonder these wee plants can thrive in deep shade—they are little thieves! Latin name: Chimaphila umbellata. Plant family: Ericaceae. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587417714996-L63VQSRIJ7Q72V60GACD/images+%281%29.jpg Woodland Plant Gallery - Red Oak The Red Oak and White Oak are among the most common and important trees in New England forests. Species of oak, all producing the familiar acorn as their seed, can be found across North America, down through the mountains of Central America and into South America, and in Europe and Asia as well. Over 600 species are known world-wide. There are two main “branches” of oak in New England: red and white. each of these includes numerous species; the Black Oak, for example, is a species in the red oak group. To tell the difference between the red versus white oak groups, look at the leaves (the leaves decay slowly so look on the ground for examples). The tips of the lobes of a red oak leaf will be sharply pointed, while lobes of white oaks are rounded and smooth. An easy way to remember this is that red is associated with anger, and when we’re angry we may say sharp things! Latin name: Quercus species. Plant family: Fagaceae https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587417968109-CUQNL05VTZBHU65AERHB/images+%281%29.jpg Woodland Plant Gallery - White Oak Unlike the pointed-leaved Red Oak, the White Oak has rounded, smooth leaves. Oaks play an important role in many forest food chains. Oak leaves are fed upon by more kinds of moths and butterflies—532 species in eastern USA!—than any other tree in our area. These include the American Barred Umber Moth, the Banded Hairstreak Butterfly, the Polyphemus Moth (famous for large pretend ow-eyes on its hind wings) and the strikingly beautiful Luna Moth. This means oaks are a good place for birds and other insect-eaters to search for food. Oak acorns are eaten by squirrels, deer, and many other animals, and can even be made into flour for human consumption. Red oak acorns are bitter compared to white oak because they have higher levels of tannic acid, a natural substance used in tanning leather and dyeing wood. Latin name: Quercus species. Plant family: Fagaceae. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587418374664-3DFKFE1PEQKA7IS4YI8Z/image-asset.jpeg Woodland Plant Gallery - Black Birch Black Birch are dark-barked trees with prominent horizontal lines, called lenticels. This tree goes by many other names including sweet birch, cherry birch, mahogany birch, and spice birch. The black birch is native to eastern North America, from southern Maine west to southernmost Ontario on through the Appalachian Mountains to northern Georgia. This handsome tree is mostly found in moist, deep, slightly acid, well-drained soils, but it can also be found on rocky, drier sites, albeit with tortuous branches and trunks. The black birch is best recognized by the fragrance and flavor of its twigs. The inner bark contains oil of wintergreen, and lumbermen of old would chew on these twigs as they worked in the forest. The bark is lustrous, smooth, and dark red on young trees, becoming very dark with loose, curled, scaly black plates on older trees. Black birch saplings were once chipped to obtain wintergreen oil, and the trees became very sparse for a time. Because of the creation of synthetic oil of wintergreen and due to the losses of other native northeastern trees, like the hemlock and American chestnut, the black birch has been able to surge back to a large presence in today’s northeastern forests. Latin name: Betula lenta. Plant family: Betulaceae. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587418944151-B8GLSSASP50C4MUYLTPG/image-asset.jpeg Woodland Plant Gallery - Spotted Wintergreen Spotted Wintergreen is a nationally endangered “subshrub” that grows on forest floors along the eastern, coastal areas of North America. Marked by prominent white mid-veins on its evergreen leaves, this plant of dry, acidic soils can grow to a height of 4 to 10 inches with 3/4 inch downward-opening pink or white, waxy, lightly fragrant flowers. Look for blooms in late July to early August. Spotted wintergreen was used as a blood purifier by traditional aboriginal people, to treat stomach aches, back aches, eye sores, and other ailments. It was even used to flavor candy and root beer! BE CAREFUL around this plant because the oils of the plant can cause a dermatological response. In the same family as pipsissewa and similar in growth form and leaf shape, but note the white markings on the leaves. Latin name: Chimaphila maculate. Plant family: Ericaceae https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587421896829-5PWN751ZNWYX75JRPW7C/download+%281%29.jpg Woodland Plant Gallery - Club Moss Club Mosses are low-growing non-flowering plants found world-wide, with several species native to New England. Also called Ground Pines, known to botantists as Lycopodia, these are neither mosses nor pines, they are fern relatives, and reproduce by spores. Millions of years ago there were tree-sized lycopods that formed the world’s first true forests. In swampy places these ancient forests became peat and then lithified (= to become rock-like) into the coal that we mine and burn for energy today. Lycopods today are small and rare compared to the diverse and abundant angiosperm (= flowering) trees and the gymnosperms (= pines and relatives). They prefer rich woods but can also be found near meadows and wetlands. With underground creeping stems and scale-like leaves, they have the appearance of miniature pine trees and feel like coarse moss. Club mosses produce spores in the summer and into the fall. Lycopodium dendroideum is the common species of club moss that grows throughout Canada and the U.S., from northern California to the northeast to parts of the southeast. Despite its wide distribution, L. dendroideum is very easily disturbed by activities such as hiking and logging and is considered threatened in many states, including Indiana, Illinois and New York. A permit is usually required to collect the spores of this ground pine; the spores are explosive in nature and valuable for pyrotechnic use. Before flash bulbs were invented, club moss spores were sold to photographers as flash powder to illuminate photo subjects for portraits. Spores were also used in toilet powders, coatings for pills, and pancake makeup. Latin name: Lycopodium dendroideum. Plant family: Lycopodiaceae. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587421949531-ITS9C1GVW3N7XN18YHQ9/images+%283%29.jpg Woodland Plant Gallery - American Chestnut American Chestnut was once a majestic fast-growing forest tree that accounted for a quarter of the tree population in parts of its growing range. A fungal blight that was detected in the early 1900s decimated billions of American Chestnuts by the 1950s. The fungus (Cryphonectria parasitica) kills the tree branches, but not the root systems. What you see here are sprouted stems from the base of trees that were affected by the fungus, a common sight wherever American Chestnuts once thrived. It is hard to imagine that 50-100-foot towering trees stood at these locations at one time, today only the unmistakable long and toothed leaves are the same. The new stems grow to about 15 feet (sometimes taller), struggle for years against the blight and may even produce some seed, keeping the genetic material alive before dying. Efforts are being made to produce blight resistant strains of American Chestnut. American Chestnut provided valuable resources: the nuts provided nutritious food for people and for many forest dwellers including birds, squirrels, deer and even bears. Its rot-resistant wood was an important multi-purpose timber source widely used for railroad ties and telephone posts, among others. Latin name: Castanea dentata. Plant family: Fagaceae. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587423175765-COBQ76GWGMTXHTNZXESP/images+%284%29.jpg Woodland Plant Gallery - Eastern Hemlock Eastern Hemlock is a giant of a tree, both literally, for its height and longevity (record holder is 173 feet and 553 years old) and ecologically, for the deep cool shade it creates along streams in in mountain vales. The trees before you are relatively young, from the mid-20th century. Whenever it grows in abundance, this handsome evergreen is considered an ecosystem engineer, shaping forest temperature, light, humidity, and even snow depth in winter. Look closely at the needles of this tree and you will see they occur one by one along the twigs, not in clusters like pine. They are also much shorter than pine needles, rarely reaching 1 inch in length. Traditional uses of hemlock wood included lumber and fiber for paper-making, and the bark was used to tan leather. Currently though, mention hemlock to foresters and they will likely bring up the topic of a very serious insect invader from Asia, the wooly adelgid. Look for small white cotton patches along the underside of the hemlock twigs—these are the egg sacs of the adelgid. Infestations on a few specimen trees are treatable with horticultural oils and other sprays, but it is very costly to treat entire hemlock stands, especially if the trees are tall. Research on biological control (introduced beetles and other enemies) is ongoing. Latin name: Tsuga canadensis. Plant family: Pinaceae. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587423848082-AX10PF1DQ695JFDK116P/0b66195ae977a3acb28b81395c43a9b3.jpg Woodland Plant Gallery - Sweet Pepperbush Sweet Pepperbush is a very abundant shrub in wetland. It is also known as Anne Bidwell or Summersweet. The blooms of this native shrub fill the late summer air with a sweet fragrance that attracts bumblebees, butterflies, and hummingbird moths (sphinx moths). The floral display consists of clusters of small white or pale pink flowers that bloom from late July to September, later in the year than most shrubs. In the fall the leaves turn golden yellow. This plant is named for the clusters of pepper-corn-sized brown fruits that persist throughout the winter. It is most common in wet soil along stream banks and around the edges of bogs, ponds, and, in this case, vernal pools. Songbirds and other birds, as well as small mammals use the Sweet Pepperbush for food and shelter. It can also be used to prevent soil erosion because it spreads by sending up new shoots, creating a network that holds soil in place. The leaves of the sweet pepperbush contain an antibacterial compound that will lather like soap if you rub the leaf between your hands with a little bit of water. Latin name: Clethra alnifolia. Plant family: Clethraceae. http://stonehurstwaltham.org/reports-gallery daily 0.75 2024-04-13 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587590888813-ZCXT86FP2FNIZL97L54S/WLT_290.jpg Reports Gallery - National Register Form, 1989 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587590888813-ZCXT86FP2FNIZL97L54S/WLT_290.jpg Reports Gallery - National Register Form, 1989 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587591464082-FBQ7GAHQRT1A5S9P583T/scan.jpg Reports Gallery - MHC Area Form, 2019 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587592642480-C9AR689G4TJQNLN4A9SG/scan0005.jpg Reports Gallery - Historic Grounds Report, 1992 Lucinda A. Brockway. Historic Grounds Report, Robert Treat Paine Estate, Waltham, Mass., 1992. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587593672176-0NQZR87LEM2L8GMW67I4/scan0003.jpg Reports Gallery - Landscape Master Plan, 1992 Past Designs, Landscape Master Plan, Robert Treat Paine Estate, Waltham, Massachusetts, 1992 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587592628675-KXJ4OFE6ANDAG6P7Y4V1/scan0007.jpg Reports Gallery - Landscape Master Plan Update, 1999 Shary Page Berg. “Landscape Master Plan Update, Robert Treat Paine Estate,” 1999. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587592462043-58NQZE20HBEYTBUN80B2/scan0001.jpg Reports Gallery - Landscape Maintenance Plan, 2000 City of Waltham. Robert Treat Paine Estate Historic Landscape Preservation Initiative, Project Completion Report, 2000 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587593689801-H3QMDRFJY3Q8TQKB51T9/scan0004.jpg Reports Gallery - Tree Inventory & Management Plan, 2000 Carl A Cathcart, Tree Inventory and Management Plan for the Robert Treat Paine Estate, 2000 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587592690034-9N9350QZCHKQJTZCQQAC/scan0002.jpg Reports Gallery - Archaeological Site Examination, 2003 Public Archaeology Lab. Intensive (Locational) Survey, Archaeological Site Examination, Stonehurst, the Robert Treat Paine Estate, 2003 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587594384108-X36T0EEMA2KSXJRYCN8J/Stonehurst+East+Arch+with+fall+foliage+Lang+2009+jpeg.jpg Reports Gallery - The Paines' Forest in Context Webpage timeline https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1713033973025-Y54RBCLC2Y8J8MFF5MAV/Screenshot+2024-04-13+142957.png Reports Gallery - Structural Analysis, Stonehurst, Ocmulgee Assoc. http://stonehurstwaltham.org/more-landscape-photos-gallery daily 0.75 2020-04-23 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587406804062-80ES33QO1234LN5VOET3/image-asset.jpeg More Landscape Photos Gallery - Lilac Path, West Field This 20th-century view shows the historic connection between the West Field (in the foreground) to the South Field (on the right). Swaths of flowers date to the 20th-century Gardenesque Era of the Paine Estate. Photo, 1950s. Stonehurst Archives https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587406804062-80ES33QO1234LN5VOET3/image-asset.jpeg More Landscape Photos Gallery - Lilac Path, West Field This 20th-century view shows the historic connection between the West Field (in the foreground) to the South Field (on the right). Swaths of flowers date to the 20th-century Gardenesque Era of the Paine Estate. Photo, 1950s. Stonehurst Archives https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587056201122-A5NSVCRF1MD0F0Y6B9BO/56C+Stonehurst+drive+from+greenhouse+looking+nw%2C+1950.jpg More Landscape Photos Gallery - Up the Avenue Photo looking from the greenhouse (now parking lot) up the drive, 1950. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587056187651-B8870GDF3LO767IU8DPB/55C+Stonehurst+drive+from+greenhouse+looking+towards+tennis+court%2C+1950.jpg More Landscape Photos Gallery - Across the Avenue Photo looking from the greenhouse (now parking lot) across the drive toward the old tennis court, which was enclosed by evergreens in the 20th century, 1950. Stonehurst Archives https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587056134148-6W8KKOQ8RY8JMJVVM589/51C+Stonehurst+drive+from+greenhouse+looking+sw%2C+1950.jpg More Landscape Photos Gallery - Down the Avenue Photo looking from the greenhouse (now parking lot), 1950. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587056176086-EO0YX418MXLZ1WZ9V382/54C+Stonehurst+drive%2C+circle+with+greenhouse+and+carriage+barn%2C+1950.jpg More Landscape Photos Gallery - Hemlock Grove Hemlocks were planted in abundance in the "Back Avenue” as windbreaks shortly after the hurricane of 1938. Photo, 1950. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587056686079-3CK31GFHDD0MMWU4XUQH/Stonehurst+sunburst+through+tree%2C+1927.jpg More Landscape Photos Gallery - Sunburst Photo, 1927. Stonehurst Archives. http://stonehurstwaltham.org/3rdgrade-reproduction-artifact-gallery daily 0.75 2020-06-08 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588085957674-WQQU1KB6DCP9XT16NWXC/IMG_3716.JPG 3rd-grade reproduction artifact gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588085957674-WQQU1KB6DCP9XT16NWXC/IMG_3716.JPG 3rd-grade reproduction artifact gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588086083270-BWLEVBFT09DQM8DY39JM/IMG_3716.JPG 3rd-grade reproduction artifact gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588086146843-VVHM8CUCPH4UNXAI4AEP/IMG_3717.JPG 3rd-grade reproduction artifact gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588086224459-18YXXGN7DXWFUPR7GAQB/IMG_3721.JPG 3rd-grade reproduction artifact gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588086264519-NQB9JHHZ693OZDDMZQ20/IMG_3722.JPG 3rd-grade reproduction artifact gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588086316708-3QJ0CLZO4X3FZ7LI3E09/IMG_3723.JPG 3rd-grade reproduction artifact gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588086344345-2DYNKT2VMGNG50G561W1/IMG_3724.JPG 3rd-grade reproduction artifact gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588086381848-DF3312U43WXSPZKKZJ62/IMG_3725.JPG 3rd-grade reproduction artifact gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588086425866-JE69IJ1D80PG9HYSW2G7/IMG_3726.JPG 3rd-grade reproduction artifact gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588086463725-4LIDUEV6H7UGIP7VQQJR/IMG_3728.JPG 3rd-grade reproduction artifact gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588086490111-AJF7CIL78PT8Q95OYCOG/IMG_3729.JPG 3rd-grade reproduction artifact gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588522146245-CYH4O7GTJF0B6TBDDFMB/image-asset.jpeg 3rd-grade reproduction artifact gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588522226942-E1BT5D01MLROKOZ27KRG/image-asset.jpeg 3rd-grade reproduction artifact gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1591637219167-QRJ0KZEGPGMIOYR2SC2N/image-asset.jpeg 3rd-grade reproduction artifact gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1591637258885-TUAK1YWTZCUS3HIZSLQT/image-asset.jpeg 3rd-grade reproduction artifact gallery http://stonehurstwaltham.org/3rd-grade-primary-resource-gallery daily 0.75 2020-05-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588079127489-7ST2LUTFHRMBFL934ZO1/George+Lyman+Paine%2C+1886%2C+1119A.jpg 3rd-grade primary resource gallery - “My recreations are tennis, autograph collecting and chess.” —George, 1936 Image: George Lyman Paine, 1886, Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588079127489-7ST2LUTFHRMBFL934ZO1/George+Lyman+Paine%2C+1886%2C+1119A.jpg 3rd-grade primary resource gallery - “My recreations are tennis, autograph collecting and chess.” —George, 1936 Image: George Lyman Paine, 1886, Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588080948082-RKUQPF3H9ATTHET6SYYX/Lily+Paine%2C+1886%2C+1120A.jpg 3rd-grade primary resource gallery - “Like Mama, Lily was very fond of dogs, especially her cocker spaniel…Dash.” —George, 1965 Image: Lily Paine, 1886, Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588080014213-MJV3OWHIS10P7OINOAG5/Ethel+Paine+Photo+Album%2C+1903%2C+17C+jpeg+cropped.jpg 3rd-grade primary resource gallery - “At the big house in Waltham, many of the children [from Boston] gathered yearly.” —Paine Ancestry, 1910 Image: Ethel Paine’s Photo Album, 1903. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588077946234-SC6RLRDAXC3BT4RG6C7E/1998.105.166_bw.jpg 3rd-grade primary resource gallery - "I am also fond of chopping trees." —George, 1921 Image: “Lumbering in Winter.” Drawing by Winslow Homer, 1871. Brooklyn Museum. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588079319329-25JELQ9RC6LFND3DU46O/Emily+Storer%27s+hand+with+wild+flowers.jpg 3rd-grade primary resource gallery - “The fields were very pretty…[with] heather, thyme and strawberry… the flowers and fruit in every stage. George got some for us.” —Lily, Greece, Nov 13, 1890. Stonehurst Archives. Image: Cropped pastel portrait of Emily Storer, ca. 1891, at Stonehurst. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588080194812-JI63MWRB3UZHC6J12STK/Lily+Paine+and+Feary+Queen+at+Stable.jpg 3rd-grade primary resource gallery - "Lily…had her pet Shetland Pony, Faery Queen, on which she daily galloped bareback.” —George, 1965 Image: Lily Paine with Faery Queen by the stable at Stonehurst, 1885. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588080234474-EJH2RD4QFQLXJW4NMNMF/vgosn_vintage_binoculars_clip_art_vector_image.jpg 3rd-grade primary resource gallery - “Have ‘hobbied’ a little with birds and butterflies, with coins and stamps.” —George, 1921 Image: 19th-century advertisement. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588080964689-W1ZFV4P0DI757T550IS3/Ethel+Paine+Photo+Album%2C+19C+jpeg+rafting+image.jpg 3rd-grade primary resource gallery - “Across Beaver Brook, which ran in front of [Great Grandpa’s] house, he built two dams, thus making three lovely ponds. On the middle one…we had our row boats.” —George, 1965. Image: Ethel Paine’s Photo Album, 1903. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588081408503-B8I3RPTI0550HOV8GXJ3/George+Lyman+Paine+at+the+Stonehurst+tennis+courts%2C+1147A.jpg 3rd-grade primary resource gallery - “We built a tennis court; grass, of course… Here the young folk of all three families played most every sunny day.” —George, 1965 Image: George Paine Photo Album. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588075234256-0Q2DXUZMJMUKHRXIWA6S/image-asset.jpeg 3rd-grade primary resource gallery - "At half past four I got out the cards, & George and I played sixty-six, with two packs." —Lily Paine, 1890 Image: Oil painting by Nancy A. Sabine Pasley, 1887-1891, Gaffrey Museum. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588076192394-PNKYTEAQ7FJWFJ6RI3EZ/John+Redfern+1885+Ad.jpg 3rd-grade primary resource gallery - "Mama, Ethel & I went to Redfern’s to try on dresses, then we looked at some hats & then we…bought lots of gloves and handkerchiefs." —Lily, 1890 Image: John Redfern & Sons Advertisement, 1885. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588250379811-KNM8X12XHVBY8FRDN4OT/School+at+16+Mt.+Vernon+St..jpg 3rd-grade primary resource gallery - "Later [cousin] Evelyn, Lily and I had school in [Uncle Arthur's house], The Vale with Elizabeth Bridge for our teacher." —George, 1965 Image: Ronald Lyman and others with their teacher at 16 Mt. Vernon St. in Arthur Theodore Lyman and Ella Lyman, Letters and Journals. Privately printed, 1932. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588522599467-B59XDFG37TORXUQ2PO9X/112+Great+Hall+Stonehurst+Archives.jpg 3rd-grade primary resource gallery - Rainy, but bean bags in the hall and music in the parlor Quote: RT Paine, June 7, 1902, RTP Diary. Stonehurst Archives. Image: Great Hall, 19th century. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588522631736-VVRW2NSCNYXK7U4RZZ8D/RTP+II+Sketch+of+trails+1925.JPG 3rd-grade primary resource gallery - The gate led to a simple walk through the wood which she called her morning walk. Early memories of her dressed in walking shoes, longish skirt, & a scarf on her head, walking through the woods. Quote: Ada, Pearl and Ruth Landstrom, “Memories of Ethel Lyman Paine Moors,” Heath Herald, June/July 2007. Image: Map by R.T. Paine, Jr. 1925. Stonehurst Archives. http://stonehurstwaltham.org/3rdgrade-virtual-visit-gallery daily 0.75 2020-05-21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587401518799-XPZZ7A83GV29YKILKQ8A/1138A+ed.jpg 3rd-grade virtual visit Gallery - Found: The original Paine summer house (Gridley J.F. Bryant, 1866) George Lyman built this summer house for his daughter Lydia on her marriage to Robert Treat Paine in the early 1860s. Architect H.H. Richardson would relocate this Second Empire house and incorporate it into his design for Stonehurst. Photo before 1883, Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587401518799-XPZZ7A83GV29YKILKQ8A/1138A+ed.jpg 3rd-grade virtual visit Gallery - The Original Paine Summer House George Paine remembered when this summer house was “raised up on railroad ties and slowly, very slowly, moved up the slope to where it now stands with the fine stone addition by Henry Hobson Richardson.” Can you find this house in the new spot in the next photo? Photo before 1883, Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1532977506060-BWB2KZQ34RW9961BME3P/Field+day+at+Stonehurst%2C+1890s+jpeg.jpg 3rd-grade virtual visit Gallery - The Paine Summer House in the 1890s Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1459083262769-CJ2XZ1SEEARB146IUKI9/stonehurst_south_elev.jpg 3rd-grade virtual visit Gallery - South Elevation https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588194061149-JGGEGM59YPAQ06BW38SR/DSC_4393.JPG 3rd-grade virtual visit Gallery - White Pine Tree Architect H.H. Richardson built the stone house in 1886. Do you think the huge evergreen tree is older or younger than the house? (Hint: Look closely at the old photos.) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1458004413986-3MBEE8ABVP9ALLU0GN5R/Rearick3.jpg 3rd-grade virtual visit Gallery - Natural Materials In designing Stonehurst, Richardson and Olmsted chose materials, shapes and colors that would blend with the New England landscape. Can you name some? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588192168912-J371BU7LCUKRQC784Z14/Stonehurst+sundial.+Thomas+P.+Lang.jpg 3rd-grade virtual visit Gallery - Sun Dial Sundials keep time by the sun. The Latin phrase translates to “I do not count the hours unless they are bright.” What does this mean? Can you think of another meaning? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1585524168035-GPYQGSTKF1CNZVNNMD9V/Stonehurst%2Bterrace.%2BThomas%2BP.%2BLang.jpg 3rd-grade virtual visit Gallery - Terrace The Paine family used the terrace and porch as an outdoor play space. Imagine a time with no electricity, no telephones, no television and no computers. What would you do for fun? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1459084054451-KHS489V4VJG46JSD6DOC/stonehurst_terrace.jpg 3rd-grade virtual visit Gallery - Stone walls of Terrace Where do you suppose Mr. Paine found the stone for his house and terrace? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1461857252321-ZH35O8MN7IN4WHLE0LRI/Stonehurst+Glacier+Rock.+Thomas+P.+Lang.jpg 3rd-grade virtual visit Gallery - Glacier Rock Mr. Paine admired this rock because it was shaped by the great glaciers (huge masses of ice) that once covered New England. Do you see evidence of the glaciers that scraped and shaped the rock? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587072488057-M0M96LEO2WPTZMG3KFZ0/image-asset.jpeg 3rd-grade virtual visit Gallery - "Mountaineers" on Glacier Rock https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1481741263873-5WD69R89AHSXP2UGH3SK/IMGP3009.JPG 3rd-grade virtual visit Gallery - Waltham Third Graders How many Waltham Third Graders can fit on Glacier Rock? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587415789427-KO85C5J0FUPYXYWN0ITP/images.jpg 3rd-grade virtual visit Gallery - White Pine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1522765166844-CAN5UQLNCX6IA61Y7RNO/Stonehurst+from+the+east%2C+distant.+Photo+by+Bret+Morgan+1999+jpeg.jpg 3rd-grade virtual visit Gallery - East Elevation https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1541705324358-LUZCS3U7PBWNF3O0MXBL/East+upper+arch+detail+4048+Lang+2007+jpeg.jpg 3rd-grade virtual visit Gallery - The Arch Imagine yourself sitting on the bench inside The Arch. Would it be lighter or darker? Warmer or cooler? Does it remind you of a feature found in nature? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471309983364-JYXVIDT16UUWBLOAGM6Z/vt_ex_north_elev_1.jpg 3rd-grade virtual visit Gallery - North Entrance Visitors arriving by horse-drawn carriage were dropped off at this entrance with its friendly guard on the porch. (shown in the next photo) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471309993093-3TB2DNIJPFCDQUY7R1AE/vt_ex_north_elev_3.jpg 3rd-grade virtual visit Gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471309997497-2VXQNTO1E8WZXXG28F5G/vt_ex_north_elev_4.jpg 3rd-grade virtual visit Gallery - Mystery object What is the unusual object at the main entrance? http://stonehurstwaltham.org/walk-with-biz-gallery daily 0.75 2021-03-23 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1522765166844-CAN5UQLNCX6IA61Y7RNO/Stonehurst+from+the+east%2C+distant.+Photo+by+Bret+Morgan+1999+jpeg.jpg Walk with Biz Gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1522765166844-CAN5UQLNCX6IA61Y7RNO/Stonehurst+from+the+east%2C+distant.+Photo+by+Bret+Morgan+1999+jpeg.jpg Walk with Biz Gallery - Welcome to this house I have always loved. —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588359297108-H08SGPDI72QPLTXYQJGJ/0740A+The+Storers+at+Stonehurst.jpg Walk with Biz Gallery - I didn't grow up here but my mother spent her summers here. And my sister was born upstairs. Nearly every Sunday all spring and fall, my family and I came for tea and occasionally lunch. —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588502932259-WCHY41OCYJKST3GOAOJG/image-asset.jpeg Walk with Biz Gallery - Popsy is what I think mother called Grandpa. They were very close. So she would go out there a lot and bring us all out there, so we got to know Stonehurst very well. —Bob Storer, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588504015673-YEGKHIOVE852P3MJYVNM/image-asset.jpeg Walk with Biz Gallery - Great grandpa set up a foundation of trusts that owned Stonehurst. RTP, my grandpa, rented Stonehurst from the trust. He didn't own it. He rented it. —Bob Storer, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588505656763-ILKVFQ8Z18RRLYO54J57/Dorothy+Paine+by+Adelaide+Chase+cropped.jpg Walk with Biz Gallery - On Sundays...I dressed up in something clean and pretty and wore my shiny black Mary Jane shoes. —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588360651468-BTCYPZCKHAORQA35ZM92/112+Great+Hall+Bret+Morgan+1999.jpg Walk with Biz Gallery - As my mother and I went through the Great Hall to the parlor, she always took my hand as the floors were polished to such a high gloss that I often slipped and fell —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587753279361-3U1YWOVEXQ53FZWNOWIB/Stonehurst%2C+the+Robert+Treat+Paine+House+Great+Hall+by+H.H.+Richardson.+Photo+by+Thomas+P.+Lang.jpg Walk with Biz Gallery - I took my shoes off and went sliding around, from the dining room to the main hall. We went sliding through the whole thing. That was all true; we would do it all the time. It was something to do. —Bob Storer, 2004 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588361950387-L2OJ87IE61J3TPJ70GAL/3+vase+of+flowers.jpg Walk with Biz Gallery - As we passed into the parlor, there was always a huge vase of flowers on the stand by the door. They were all freshly cut from the gardens or the greenhouse & beautifully arranged by Clara or Lillian —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588362595961-LVV8ATZV76PLD05QM7ZS/11-30-05039+Summer+Parlor+Stonehurst+1960s+Stonehurst+Archives.jpg Walk with Biz Gallery - My step grandmother, for whom I was named, always sat in a dark green cut velvet chair to the left of the fireplace and by the huge, ornate mahogany table in the middle of the room. —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588502971574-6FXOWZ96NXZBZTDWPB0X/image-asset.jpeg Walk with Biz Gallery - My step-grandmother always wore long strands of pearls.... I often sat on her lap but once-mother told me-I pulled them & they broke all over the floor. I was never invited to sit on her lap again. —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588362938524-VGU3TJDXA5IL2F9Y9HET/Summer+Parlor%2C+Stonehurst%2C+1960s.+Stonehurst+Archives.+11-30-05019.jpg Walk with Biz Gallery - When I was a little older, there were toys and games in the cupboard to the side of the fireplace —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588506658348-ZMJYSDZXI4HWDIXJFQX4/1974.791+nursery+rhyme+puzzle.+Stonehurst.jpg Walk with Biz Gallery - games such as Lotto or Jackstraws [or puzzles] that even my mother may have played with. —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588363615954-ESFFVBZPTJF58LAULSRC/11-30-05026+Summer+Parlor+Stonehurst%2C+1960s+Stonehurst+Archives.jpg Walk with Biz Gallery - But my favorite was the marble fireplace. The fireplace had a pair of huge brass andirons with two prancing horses each at their base. —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1459083263614-0CEB7JS8UBQG98H1H7YC/stonehurst_summer_parlor.jpg Walk with Biz Gallery - When there was no fire I could sit on the marble seats within. The Paine men were tall and tradition had it that they hadn't reached manhood until they could no longer stand under the mantelpiece. —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588508005384-LJWTS5USAY1WMLQITBLH/1974.103+cropped.jpg Walk with Biz Gallery - The furniture was heavy and massive and had elegant carvings of strong men for legs holding up the table top —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588509005783-0JJ5KKNR17Q0T4KX8HZ8/IMG_1046.JPG Walk with Biz Gallery - and a goat-like god with horns on the back of another. —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588507784525-235D96XT9YXHNWM84IPO/Dotsy%2C+Bob+and+Biz+with+RTP+Jr..jpg Walk with Biz Gallery - These were all things to fascinate a young girl who was supposed to stay quiet while the adults talked and had their tea. —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588360048382-C8Q1QE2RZMUV48F1MOVP/112+Great+Hall+Stonehurst+Bohl.jpg Walk with Biz Gallery - I was prim and proper enough to know that you're not wanted upstairs.... It's just off limits. —Bob Storer, 2004 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588365752013-GGJ4XJJOUI8V0HTP1J7S/image-asset.jpeg Walk with Biz Gallery - Besides tea, we occasionally had Sunday lunches and always Thanksgiving. —Biz Storer Payner, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588366081502-0RMJEGPBN2L6WUYFEJ8Q/Storers+at+Stonehurst%2C+1951+Copy+of+1091A.jpg Walk with Biz Gallery - The table was set with the formal silverware I found almost too large to handle, and huge, monogrammed linen napkins. There were wine glasses of crystal —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588504559231-HIRT4SZ4Z4Z57S0Y8WY1/image-asset.jpeg Walk with Biz Gallery - and before dessert, finger bowls with florets of viola or sweet peas. —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588620699368-W1YFJ4CLPN3K54JU27MZ/image-asset.jpeg Walk with Biz Gallery - It was the desert I looked forward to...always a huge platter of ice cream, covered with dollops of whipped cream. —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588366555929-A6BV4HQRA34CVWYYUVS4/5a+mischief+boys+with+bucket+edited.jpg Walk with Biz Gallery - We used to go blueberry picking with a bucket...and we'd come back in and made blueberry ice cream and this sort of thing. I loved that. —Bob Storer, 2004 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588513338621-M98TU5QJ995AV24C4YOW/GlassHousesBowditchPlan.JPG Walk with Biz Gallery - There was a greenhouse. One end was roses and the other end was other things, and here's the little fire thing where we used to go and have our picnics —Biz Storer Paynter and Edie Overly, 2007 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588509796177-YN2G7X7ISI1Y0MMOIAMA/grape+vines.jpg Walk with Biz Gallery - There was a big arbor supporting the grapes that they grew...down by the garage and greenhouses. These survived outside and we made grape jelly every year. —Biz Storer Paynter, 2007 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587586914131-CX0APL7ET9JMHK7RWQYO/101+grandchildren+by+the+chicken+coop.jpg Walk with Biz Gallery - I got to know grandpa. He had made me memorize the Gettysburg Address.... I was leaning against the barn door and he was out near the grape arbor and I had to bellow it out. Took about five hours. —Bob Storer, 2004 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588369419456-XDEM9P5HB48HC4EBLZ7I/carriage+barn+with+grandchildren+and+carriage+1899.jpg Walk with Biz Gallery - Here's the entrance to the barn...and the place where you put carriages and so forth...and there's the paddock and the tack room.... There was a stone wall and a kind of pit where all the manure went. —Edie Overly, 2007 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588513982456-GRV261MKUCF1YI28B2YI/aerial+view+of+Paine+gardens+jpeg.jpg Walk with Biz Gallery - There's that path as you go up the hill, around the barn, by the rhubarb.... I think that's where the henhouses were too. Edie Overly and Biz Storer Paynter, 2007 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588508317341-SWNPL6JB7038BXTI9PS8/Chicken+valentine.jpg Walk with Biz Gallery - They had some chicken coops for Theodore's chickens and Lydia's chickens. —Bob Storer, 2004 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588521196909-SSWMW5MBBQFJVMJVLJ1X/IMG_0063.JPG Walk with Biz Gallery - Dotsy and I still laugh about when we saw this big big deer in the woods and we looked at eachother, we yelled and we flew back to the house. No thought of standing there and watching. Tragic. —Bob Storer, 2004 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1528823419439-NAYD04LCUWLZ03AP06RO/owl+from+Daria+cropped.jpg Walk with Biz Gallery http://stonehurstwaltham.org/suffragist-gallery daily 0.75 2020-09-17 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597339260460-T5GJX5CNWQOY0KM3XWL3/Ida+Estelle+Hall Suffragist Gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597339260460-T5GJX5CNWQOY0KM3XWL3/Ida+Estelle+Hall Suffragist Gallery - Ida "Stella" Hall, teacher & lawyer Hall organized young immigrant working women in Boston nearly a decade before her famous New York peers. After her move to Waltham on the outskirts on the Paine Estate, she taught working students in the evening schools. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597409918919-WGUKJWHJGDNK1YPEQG7N/Amy%252BActon%25252C%252BBoston_Herald_1905-04-09_50%25252B%252525281%25252529.jpg Suffragist Gallery - Amy Acton, lawyer Acton presented bill after bill on laws affecting women and children for the Mass Woman Suffrage Association. The home she shared with Dr. Eloise Sears near the Watch Factory was a hub for the suffrage movement in Waltham. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597763632786-J3KZPIO9ZR2NFTEU8R4W/image-asset.jpeg Suffragist Gallery - Ida Annah Ryan, architect Ryan received unwanted press coverage when her appointment as Building Inspector shook up the status quo. She designed suffrage floats as well as buildings & was Luscomb’s professional partner. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597338599262-W4U4YPQWGKCGO30KD87M/Florence%2BLuscomb%252C%2BBoston%2BGlobe%252C%2B8%2BJuly%2B1913.jpg Suffragist Gallery - Florence Luscomb, political activist & architect Luscomb was the youngest & most visible of Waltham’s suffragists who used open-air speeches, dramatic spectacle, and her artistic talent to attract press coverage and win over the public. http://stonehurstwaltham.org/suffrage-allies-gallery daily 0.75 2020-12-16 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597761226602-L30PGNPXAC7WIDEJR4IO/image-asset.jpeg Suffrage Allies Gallery - Ethel Paine, philanthropist, pacifist & activist Paine descended from a signer of the Declaration of Independence & believed deeply in the equality of all people. She supported social justice for workers, African-Americans & women. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597761226602-L30PGNPXAC7WIDEJR4IO/image-asset.jpeg Suffrage Allies Gallery - Ethel Paine, philanthropist, pacifist & activist Paine descended from a signer of the Declaration of Independence & believed deeply in the equality of all people. She supported social justice for workers, African-Americans & women. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597761567125-6HDBFKE09C44R9SQP78S/Mary+Emma+Jennings+Deer+Isle.jpg Suffrage Allies Gallery - Emma Jennings, formerly enslaved servant After obtaining her freedom, Jennings moved north and worked as a servant for a Waltham family that encouraged women’s employment, women’s engagement in politics and the women’s vote. There is no known record of her own thoughts on voting rights. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597761959243-SMGSJRK7DDJ4HF52FZNR/Helena+Dudley+possibly.png Suffrage Allies Gallery - Helena Dudley, social worker, labor organizer & pacifist Pro-suffrage ally, social worker, labor organizer, pacifist http://stonehurstwaltham.org/antisuffragist-gallery daily 0.75 2020-09-17 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597763185251-L2RLD6NE8VUUY26NQO02/image-asset.jpeg Anti-suffragist gallery - Evelyn Sears, tennis pro Sears, first cousin and neighbor of Ethel Paine, briefly led the Mass Anti-suffrage Association, prioritizing women’s traditional sphere of influence within the home over their equal rights. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597763185251-L2RLD6NE8VUUY26NQO02/image-asset.jpeg Anti-suffragist gallery - Evelyn Sears, tennis pro Sears, first cousin and neighbor of Ethel Paine, briefly led the Mass Anti-suffrage Association, prioritizing women’s traditional sphere of influence within the home over their equal rights. http://stonehurstwaltham.org/time-capsule-gallery-democracy daily 0.75 2021-01-07 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600109098173-GTP9KCR0CY7DYDMSTD9T/image-asset.jpeg Time Capsule Gallery- Democracy - "All men are created equal" is a concept central to American democracy. The great-great-grandfather of Ethel Paine of Waltham was a signer of the Declaration of Independence. She supported equal rights for women, workers and African-Americans. Library of Congress. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600109098173-GTP9KCR0CY7DYDMSTD9T/image-asset.jpeg Time Capsule Gallery- Democracy - "All men are created equal" is a concept central to American democracy. The great-great-grandfather of Ethel Paine of Waltham was a signer of the Declaration of Independence. She supported equal rights for women, workers and African-Americans. Library of Congress. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600109177324-WD0C5CVQZWXMT66M84VU/Suffrage-Banner-1024x650.jpg Time Capsule Gallery- Democracy - Brave suffragists were the first to protest in front of the White House. Library of Congress https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600109146359-MVU8B72KGK1UBA8M11FX/ancienthistory-e1545619967738.png Time Capsule Gallery- Democracy - In Ancient History class with Josephine Hall, students learn about the long history of democracy. Library of Congress. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600109310589-BHIC7CX3MLZ55N1VVYPD/8602398799_f3bddd237d_b.jpg Time Capsule Gallery- Democracy - African-American women have an especially difficult battle. Waltham’s Emma Jennings, a formerly enslaved woman who worked for a family of suffragists, left no record of her own thoughts on voting rights. The Crisis, May 1916. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600109246499-1Y7JY0EUZASX7VH9G78M/image-asset.jpeg Time Capsule Gallery- Democracy - Some women suffragists stooped to low levels to convince men in power that women are worthy of this basic right of U.S. citizenship. “They Alone Cannot Vote. Imbeciles, children, women, criminals. These are the disenfranchised.” — Women’s Journal, March 13, 1915. Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600109343685-UOGF893CLXYRTWMAJR70/Boston_Herald_1901-04-17_2.png Time Capsule Gallery- Democracy - Young working women and college women found common ground at this important mass meeting organized by teacher Ida Hall. “A mass meeting 140 years ago had founded a great nation but had left great injustices and inequalities.” — Ida Hall (shown wearing a necktie). Boston Herald, April 17, 1901 http://stonehurstwaltham.org/time-capsule-gallery-about-us daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1607192655417-X3JY6KBUVCRX8Y3PSSYK/image-asset.jpeg Time Capsule Gallery-About Us - When we were still in grammar school, college students like Florence Luscomb broke from tradition and boldly took to the streets. “As those of us who have been working for suffrage for years grow older and more tired, it is a great comfort to know that there are brave young women coming on to fill up the ranks.” Alice Stone Blackwell to Florence Luscomb, Jan 27, 1910. Women’s Rights Collection. Schlesinger Library. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1607192655417-X3JY6KBUVCRX8Y3PSSYK/image-asset.jpeg Time Capsule Gallery-About Us - Young women like Florence Luscomb inspired students and workers across Massachusetts to fight for equal rights. “As those of us who have been working for suffrage for years grow older and more tired, it is a great comfort to know that there are brave young women coming on to fill up the ranks.” Alice Stone Blackwell to Florence Luscomb, Jan 27, 1910. Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600109482113-GJLOQBSOL3RUVD9JH684/image-asset.jpeg Time Capsule Gallery-About Us - Some young people work in factories during the day and go to school at night. In the streets and in civics class with teachers like Ida Hall, they learn about democratic government. “As the workers came out at noon we gave out the bills and announced speaking at half past…. The audience was there ready to be entertained, often sympathetic in advance.” — Florence Luscomb. ”Their knowledge of public affairs is astonishing.” —Ida Hall. Postcard: Waltham Historical Society https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600109515408-HXX7FOREYRCM1DMRTR1D/image-asset.jpeg Time Capsule Gallery-About Us - Night school students formed political clubs with the help of teachers like Ida Hall. “Under the old thought a girl must marry, keep house, bear children and live a life of servitude to them and to her husband. Now, she is often broad-minded and well educated and possesses all of the qualifications required of men who vote. Why, then, should she not vote?” Sarah Gorney, Russian immigrant, age 25. The Boston Globe, May 5, 1902, p. 3. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600109787067-FSH5PRYPJ140ODT1BTUE/Screenshot+%28381%29.png Time Capsule Gallery-About Us - Some Waltham High School students showed their support for women's suffrage with yellow roses. “One day [Latin teacher Ms. Josephine Hall] brought yellow roses which she distributed…to those who claimed an uncorruptible faith in woman suffrage.” Hannah Webster, age 17, “History of the Class of 1919,” Waltham Mirror, 1919, p. 152. Waltham Public Library https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600109587341-3JOKSYJ8L9TYU5HJP16G/image-asset.png Time Capsule Gallery-About Us - Activists young and old work together on the fight for equality. Here, Florence Luscomb, teachers Ida and Josephine Hall, and other suffragists took over the local paper. When Luscomb was a student in college, “any notices of the suffrage meetings put up on the bulletin boards were immediately torn down.” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1611155719011-SZOGGSYDEMRGCYOY4X6K/459553623.jpg Time Capsule Gallery-About Us - "Suffragette" was a word used to mock suffragists, especially the more militant suffragists in England. Florence Luscomb’s valentine to her mother, 1910. Luscomb Collection, Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1604420931646-AZXUZOVCX8HE6Z6L70CC/image-asset.jpeg Time Capsule Gallery-About Us - Many students learn new languages to get by at work, school and home. To reach all families, suffragists know they need to speak multiple languages. “PERCHE le donne sono cittadine di un governo DEL popolo, DAL popolo, e PEL popolo, E LE DONNE FANNO PARTE DEL POPOLO.” Women’s suffrage leaflet in Italian. Florence Luscomb Papers. Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600109672076-JESWYVXC59BV9CHFM9I7/image-asset.jpeg Time Capsule Gallery-About Us - Lessons in civics take on a special meaning when working long hours in dangerous conditions for little pay. “A man and woman are working at the same piece of work, obtain the same results and spend an equal time on it, but when paying time comes, the woman’s salary is just half or one third of the man’s. Why? Because she is a woman and can’t help herself and he is a man and can vote.” — A Girl of 12 quoted in the Waltham Evening News, March 17, 1913. Photo: Spinning Room, Cornell Mill, Fall River, Mass. by Lewis Hine, 1912. National Child Labor Committee Collection, Library of Congress. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600109744851-1Z04LCM5UIULR7KGVU4O/Screenshot+%28373%29.png Time Capsule Gallery-About Us - Some students have to work to support their families. “[In the] Evening Schools…. The chief subject of instruction is the English language, but some attention is given to civics, particularly for children of foreign birth.” —Margaret Hutton Abels, From School to Work, 1917. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600109765228-RGQAVXY20YZCDJQQT82Z/5e212bc53179d0273442e62b941b5a1c.jpg Time Capsule Gallery-About Us https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1606231899007-NT14UBIJ8PIO22ZXH7XP/SCAN0068.JPG Time Capsule Gallery-About Us - When teachers took over the local newspaper for a day, one student published this article, "Why I Believe in Equal Suffrage". “A man and woman are working at the same piece of work, obtain the same results and spend an equal time on it, but when paying time comes, the woman’s salary is just half or one third of the man’s. Why? Because she is a woman and can’t help herself and he is a man and can vote.” — A Girl of 12, Waltham Evening News, March 17, 1913. http://stonehurstwaltham.org/time-capsule-gallery-peaceful-protest daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600282882759-JHQA4A1DV8VPN1GBPHON/21487783.jpg Time Capsule Gallery--Peaceful Protest - When she came to Waltham to work as an artist, architect and activist, Florence Luscomb brought creative new ways of winning public support. “Our leaflets are unpacked, our flag erected, we borrow a Moxie [soda] box…and proceed to the busiest corner of the town square. Our chief mounts the box, the banner over her shoulder and starts talking to the air…. Within ten minutes our audience has increased from twenty-five to five hundred.” Florence Luscomb, “Open Air Campaigning,” ca. 1909. Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600282882759-JHQA4A1DV8VPN1GBPHON/21487783.jpg Time Capsule Gallery--Peaceful Protest - When she came to Waltham to work as an artist, architect and activist, Florence Luscomb brought creative new ways of winning public support. “Our leaflets are unpacked, our flag erected, we borrow a Moxie [soda] box…and proceed to the busiest corner of the town square. Our chief mounts the box, the banner over her shoulder and starts talking to the air…. Within ten minutes our audience has increased from twenty-five to five hundred.” Florence Luscomb, “Open Air Campaigning,” ca. 1909. Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1607192655417-X3JY6KBUVCRX8Y3PSSYK/image-asset.jpeg Time Capsule Gallery--Peaceful Protest - When we were still in grammar school, college students like Florence Luscomb broke from tradition and boldly took to the streets. “As those of us who have been working for suffrage for years grow older and more tired, it is a great comfort to know that there are brave young women coming on to fill up the ranks.” Alice Stone Blackwell to Florence Luscomb, Jan 27, 1910. Women’s Rights Collection. Schlesinger Library. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600282846794-CF28L5E99T3PH46RWHNZ/image-asset.jpeg Time Capsule Gallery--Peaceful Protest - Young suffragists found their public voice. “I had always thought that there were a few cranks pushing [women’s suffrage]. But that night I saw that it was earnest, intelligent, refined women, who had convictions and were not afraid to stand up and say so.” A Boston shopkeeper to Florence Luscomb, “Open Air Campaigning,” ca. 1909. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600282991717-OVRC30KJC78IGBV5NW4D/image-asset.jpeg Time Capsule Gallery--Peaceful Protest - Florence, her mother and her friend Margaret marched in the first massive organized political protest in Washington, D.C., the day before a presidential inauguration. “At the outset, I decided to use no militant methods whatsoever.” — Margaret Foley, Boston Post, Oct 1, 1911. The mistreatment of parade marchers and their inadequate protection made newspaper headlines in every state. Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600283069035-SZTTXX2VC3TOV2Z2D1ZK/Historical+Society+Suffrage+Float+cropped.jpg Time Capsule Gallery--Peaceful Protest - Using banners, floats and new forms of transportation, activists broadcast their ideas far and wide. “[Parades] were some of the most effective bits of propaganda…. Just why seeing women walk down the street in parade should convince men to vote is a mystery, but it did so by the thousands.” —Florence Luscomb, Oral History, 1973. Photo: Waltham Historical Society. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600282920563-MUWRBLI5XTD3CCJ9OYJ5/Screenshot+%28242%29.png Time Capsule Gallery--Peaceful Protest - Women posted 100,000 copies of Florence's artwork in shop windows and on telephone poles, barns and fences across the state. They even dressed up as bluebirds! “Everywhere we tacked up our “Votes for Women” bluebirds, occasionally stopping a farmer to ask him to assist us in wielding the hammer. I am sorry to relate that many a man seemed to have no knack in assisting.” Boston Globe, Aug 15, 1915. Tin suffrage bluebird sign, 1915. National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600283032360-J3FX20W7C5TF7SX7XCYC/CfpIc90WwAg_6qj.jpg Time Capsule Gallery--Peaceful Protest - Florence's friend Margaret dropped thousands of suffrage leaflets in many languages over the mills of Lawrence, Massachusetts, from a hot air balloon! “No state was ever carried for suffrage until it was sown ankle deep with leaflets” — Florence Luscomb. Image: Margaret Foley Collection, Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600282946112-IZB4UD757Q30I8YSAC9Y/image-asset.jpeg Time Capsule Gallery--Peaceful Protest Suffrage flag, 1913-1920 http://stonehurstwaltham.org/time-capsule-gallerydebate daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600704539316-4RSCBEMDCLYFN458RT9E/image-asset.jpeg Time Capsule Gallery--Debate https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600704539316-4RSCBEMDCLYFN458RT9E/image-asset.jpeg Time Capsule Gallery--Debate https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600282449745-U6UC9NTQ2U6MI3B7Y4DV/A+Reason+a+Day.jpg Time Capsule Gallery--Debate - Waltham’s Evelyn Sears was a leader in the powerful anti-suffrage movement in Massachusetts. Boston Globe, April 4, 1913. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600704715285-QOLEJK6Z7UH6UY8DH1NG/IMG_4146.JPG Time Capsule Gallery--Debate https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600704682812-H6ZN1YMWSC82C7Q2CYSE/IMG_4154.JPG Time Capsule Gallery--Debate https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600282736918-VS6XO4PNECY1YTI54GB4/image-asset.jpeg Time Capsule Gallery--Debate https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600357571043-90W8UYSTGO1K42KNY02B/Screenshot+%28393%29.png Time Capsule Gallery--Debate - Sadly, some suffragists compromised their own values and beliefs to win over anti-suffragists (male and female). Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600704650074-NFJYGI3E4JUWH08K5A2S/IMG_4153.JPG Time Capsule Gallery--Debate https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600359201531-NWLNMFN9CD82JS4D1MDN/Screenshot+%2822%29.png Time Capsule Gallery--Debate - Women won over influential men in private conversations about shared causes such as world peace. Pro-suffrage women like Helen Keller and Robert Treat Paine’s daughter Ethel were dedicated pacifists. Woman’s Journal, May 16, 1896, p. 156. Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600282406709-92MV5JYJV4V5O43GJISE/image-asset.jpeg Time Capsule Gallery--Debate - Workers trust fellow workers like labor leader Mary Kenney O'Sullivan to look out for their best interest. [1915-1917], Ann Lewis Women’s Suffrage Collection. From the collection of Ann Lewis and Mike Sponder. http://stonehurstwaltham.org/time-capsule-gallerylegislation daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600283228046-5FEY22EKKGTK8B4G67F5/image-asset.jpeg Time Capsule Gallery--Legislation https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600283228046-5FEY22EKKGTK8B4G67F5/image-asset.jpeg Time Capsule Gallery--Legislation https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600448685043-1MTD5Y1FYSGW3Q9X1A10/image-asset.jpeg Time Capsule Gallery--Legislation - Laws prevented women from holding important government positions. A local law in Waltham, Mass., stated that “the Inspector of Buildings and his assistants shall be competent men.” The Boston Globe, Jan 7, 1913, p. 1. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1612197089006-YTOP7WB1SLE7F2SDHIJM/image-asset.jpeg Time Capsule Gallery--Legislation - Year after year, Waltham lawyer Amy Acton and others tirelessly presented bill after bill to the Massachusetts state legislature. “Legislators listen to voters. Women must become voters.” Leaflet drafted by Florence Luscomb, ca. 1912. Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600283508736-F9XO81SOXAHEPZKG678Y/State+by+State.jpg Time Capsule Gallery--Legislation - Generations of women worked to secure the right to vote in state elections and learned to show their progress through persuasive maps. Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600283379983-N4VVTGTP7QVLAYRY6R0Y/Screenshot+%28427%29.png Time Capsule Gallery--Legislation - Work at the state level paid off when it came time for the men in the U.S. House and Senate to ratify the constitutional amendment. Here, Florence Luscomb paints in Tennessee, the 36th and final state needed to pass the 19th Amendment. Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600283551519-J0KDKYQZ9W7Y8T18WHKO/Screenshot+%28383%29.png Time Capsule Gallery--Legislation - In 1919, Massachusetts and 35 others ratified the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution thanks to a dramatic change in strategy. Just a few years earlier, suffragists switched from the slow strategy of changing voting laws in every state to focus instead on changing federal law. Courtesy of the Massachusetts Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600283324167-P7CZIS4X2AQEWL1NFT8J/11917681_961076763954540_529503600282356054_n.jpg Time Capsule Gallery--Legislation - 1920—the year women won the vote—marks a major milestone in American democracy. But there is a long, long road ahead. 1920 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1608144008628-1M3CBOIDGH2WD4A4YDBD/service-pnp-ppmsc-00000-00037r.jpg Time Capsule Gallery--Legislation Library of Congress http://stonehurstwaltham.org/teachers-gallery-imported daily 0.75 2021-01-07 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1601315740087-IC0B7IZ77FDFM34LT7UG/img+%284%29.jpg Time Capsule Teachers' Gallery imported Ida Hall was the first to organize young working women for the Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association as early as 1899. Many of her recruits were her students in the Boston Evening Schools who had recently immigrated from Europe and worked in low-paying, low-skill jobs during the day. Hall’s Young Woman’s Political Club in Boston predates the famous wage earners leagues of New York City by nearly a decade. By late 1907, the NASWA observed “it will not be the educated workers, the college women, the men’s association for equal suffrage, but the people who are fighting for industrial freedom who will be our vital force at the finish.” (Progress, Nov 1907) This was no longer a movement of any single class but one that united people of all economic levels. See Ida Hall’s biography https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1601315740087-IC0B7IZ77FDFM34LT7UG/img+%284%29.jpg Time Capsule Teachers' Gallery imported Ida Hall was the first to organize young working women for the Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association as early as 1899. Many of her recruits were her students in the Boston Evening Schools who had recently immigrated from Europe and worked in low-paying, low-skill jobs during the day. Hall’s Young Woman’s Political Club in Boston predates the famous wage earners leagues of New York City by nearly a decade. By late 1907, the NASWA observed “it will not be the educated workers, the college women, the men’s association for equal suffrage, but the people who are fighting for industrial freedom who will be our vital force at the finish.” (Progress, Nov 1907) This was no longer a movement of any single class but one that united people of all economic levels. See Ida Hall’s biography https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600877643454-06DRWCUI26U004NH4NM2/image-asset.jpeg Time Capsule Teachers' Gallery imported - Ballot Box, Chicago, 1912 In 1920, women may have cast their first votes in a ballot box similar to this one in the Chicago History Museum. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600786017631-1C8I62OBQI9DFDH49EDK/image-asset.jpeg Time Capsule Teachers' Gallery imported - Noon Hour, Waltham Watch Factory. In 1903, as many as 3,000 women worked in the Waltham Watch Factory. Massachusetts women suffragists like Waltham’s Florence Luscomb and Amy Acton recruited factory workers during their “noon hour” break through open air speeches, leaflet distribution and interviews. Dozens of photos of women working in the Waltham Watch Factory are available in Harvard’s Curiosity Collection on Working Women. Postcard: Waltham Historical Society https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1601314428820-XVORN3RVZREUEMXF7XQN/image-asset.png Time Capsule Teachers' Gallery imported - Waltham High School Year Book, 1919 This issue describes how teacher Josephine Hall consoled students with flowers when a Waltham high school student died in World War I. Students committed to women’s suffrage received yellow roses. The full year book is available through the Waltham Public Library Josephine Hall lived with her sister Ida Hall on Chesterbrook Rd. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600878237852-34EKKT0KBE7RNY1HQDV1/image-asset.png Time Capsule Teachers' Gallery imported - Boston Herald, Mar 18, 1913 This article about women taking over the local press for a day, three of the most active suffragists are shown together in a single image: Ida Hall, her sister Josephine Hall and Florence Luscomb. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600787163734-V7QEDEVYJRY8I8K8GIT4/7494250488_37a53cdb7c_3k.jpg Time Capsule Teachers' Gallery imported - Spinning Room, Cornell Mill, Fall River, Massachusetts, 1912 Massachusetts textile mill workers might have chosen bobbins of cotton thread to represent themselves and their workplace. This representative photo shows women and children surrounded by thousands of such bobbins. In Waltham and Lowell, the cotton mills owned by the Boston Manufacturing Company were operated by young mill girls from the start. The BMC mill in Waltham was the first integrated factory in America, established in 1814, nearly a century before this photo was taken. During the Progressive era, photographers such as Lewis Hine gave Progressive reformers the tools to share the evidence of the harsh reality of child labor. Congress proposed a child labor amendment in 1924, but Massachusetts and other states failed to ratify it, empowering the opposition. Not until 1938, as part of the Fair Labor Standards Act, would child labor be illegal on the federal level. For more information, see: Child Labor in the United States Lewis Hine photo, 1912. National Child Labor Committee Collection, Library of Congress. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1604421146851-78TX3CZSTBRXPK7WAPWU/Frauen+sind+Burger.jpg Time Capsule Teachers' Gallery imported - Foreign language leaflet Suffragists distributed flyers in many languages to reach foreign-born men and women. Florence Luscomb Papers. Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600787710529-H9CGQGF9CXBEAZCSJOAU/Screenshot+%28373%29.png Time Capsule Teachers' Gallery imported - From School to Work, Progressive reformers did their best to highlight working conditions, especially for women and children, through exhaustive investigations, documented in reports such as this. For more information, see: United States Children's Bureau For the full report on Waltham, and a description of the Waltham Evening Schools where Ida Hall taught, see From School to Work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600789105726-7WAH5FXZTNBIERKATMEA/us0112_enlarge_725.jpeg Time Capsule Teachers' Gallery imported - "Retouching an Old Masterpiece," Life Magazine, 1915 According to American political scientist Larry Diamond, democracy consists of four key elements: a political system for choosing and replacing the government through free and fair elections; the active participation of the people, as citizens, in politics and civic life; protection of the human rights of all citizens; a rule of law, in which the laws and procedures apply equally to all citizens.[9]” https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democracy This Life Magazine cover relates to the biography of Ethel Paine, a great great granddaughter of a signer of the Declaration of Independence. A copy of this document hangs in the Great Hall of her country house in Waltham called Stonehurst. Library of Congress https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600788301493-7R0P5CZ6RWIXR77NB797/image-asset.png Time Capsule Teachers' Gallery imported - "Ancient History," Life Magazine, Feb 20, 1913 The modern American democratic experiment was inspired by the political systems of ancient Greece and Rome. Even in these ancient democracies and republics, women could not participate in political life. This long history of exclusion gave ample fuel to opponents who often treated modern women suffragists with ridicule, as seen in this tongue-in-cheek magazine cover. The central figure with the umbrella represents Susan B. Anthony. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_democracy#Historic_origins Library of Congress https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600789333725-I1862CPYPUJ7QH3LDVMX/Suffrage-Banner-1024x650.jpg Time Capsule Teachers' Gallery imported - President Wilson's War Message, 1917 Women suffragists were the first Americans to dare to picket the White House. Here, these picketers for the National Woman’s Party, known as silent sentinels, used President Woodrow Wilson’s own words against him. For more information, see Tactics and Techniques of the National Woman’s Party Suffrage Campaign. Most historians of women’s suffrage emphasize the impact of WWI on the movement’s increasing success once the United States entered the war in 1917. See: Suffrage and WWI Source: Photo by Harris & Ewing, Library of Congress https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1601315334361-WD0Z9V4JDVW9S6SBTHTV/image-asset.png Time Capsule Teachers' Gallery imported Ida Hall organized this important meeting in Faneuil Hall which brought together young working women and college-educated women. Its diverse body of speakers included labor leader and future WTUL founder Mary Kenney O’Sullivan who pledged her alliance to women’s suffrage for the first time. See Ida Hall’s biography https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600789791025-KXLC1688DPZ3JJUU724Z/e2b891739df77cb90d3e343786f44fcc.jpg Time Capsule Teachers' Gallery imported - "They Alone Cannot Vote," Woman's Journal, 1915 It can not, nor should it be, denied that some in the movement relied on racist, classist, and elitist arguments for women’s suffrage: Overt Racism after 1890 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600869540166-KBQWBP9C5VH6GR5ZK9I3/8602398799_f3bddd237d_b.jpg Time Capsule Teachers' Gallery imported - "Women to the Rescue!" The Crisis, May 1916. This illustration in the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) journal The Crisis was created by and for African-Americans. Those who campaigned for women’s suffrage also pursued a campaign against racism. Anti-suffragists in Boston repurposed this image to support their case against women’s suffrage. Sadly, many women suffragists who were not Black excluded African-American women in order to win support in the South. Formerly enslaved Emma Jennings lived with a Waltham family who supported women’s suffrage, but her own ideas on the subject are unknown. Famous African-American women who were active in the women’s suffrage movement include Mary Church Terrell in D.C., Ida B. Wells-Barnett in Chicago and Josephine St. Pierre Ruffin in Boston. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1601396642756-PB7C4N0439VY9WFUA29A/IMG_4160.JPG Time Capsule Teachers' Gallery imported For more on this anti-suffrage button, see https://votesforwomen.cliohistory.org Political buttons have an interesting history of their own: Campaign button So, it’s not surprising that the women’s suffrage movement would produce a multitude of buttons: http://womansuffragememorabilia.com/woman-suffrage-memorabilia/suffrage-buttons/ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1601393075214-YIF8R6EL86ZCFCBJ1ZKG/image-asset.jpeg Time Capsule Teachers' Gallery imported For more information on Boston-based labor leader and co-founder of the national Women’s Trade Union League, Mary Kenney O’Sullivan, see: O'Sullivan, Mary Kenney (1864–1943) O’Sullivan lived in a the Denison settlement house in Boston, which was lead by two Waltham residents: Helena Dudley, Cornelia Warren. Waltham’s Ethel Paine was also involved in Denison House. Source: Ann Lewis Women’s Suffrage Collection. From the collection of Ann Lewis and Mike Sponder. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1601397284719-AWDHK25XELOKNJPDEFYB/IMG_4161.JPG Time Capsule Teachers' Gallery imported Yellow roses—and the colors yellow and gold—were popular symbols of the women’s suffrage movement. The red rose—and the color red—symbolized one’s affinity with anti-suffragists. A debate over the ratification of the 19th Amendment in Tennessee was called The War of the Roses. Symbols of the Women's Suffrage Movement (US National Park Service) Today, Massachusetts middle school students advocate for the passage of the Equal Rights Act using the moniker The Yellow Roses. Waltham teacher Josephine Hall handed out yellow roses to her high school students. (See Waltham yearbook, 1919). A large anti-suffrage parade in Boston organized by Waltham’s Evelyn Sears was described by the press as “A Riot of Red Roses.” (Fall River Evening News, Oct 15, 1915.) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1601385301022-6XRK34A5Y46S1P6DKG9N/image-asset.jpeg Time Capsule Teachers' Gallery imported Waltham resident and professional tennis player Evelyn Sears briefly led the Massachusetts Anti-Suffrage Association. Like many anti-suffragists, she belonged to one of the wealthiest families in the Massachusetts. However, her equally wealthy cousin Ethel Paine and her sisters quietly supported women’s suffrage. See Evelyn Sears Boston Globe, April 4, 1913. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600872734624-5JR7T37H4LYH2XKR37IB/Screenshot+%28393%29.png Time Capsule Teachers' Gallery imported - Common Mistakes About Suffrage Racist, classist, elitist, and nativist arguments were not uncommon in the women’s suffrage movement. For example, see: How Midwestern Suffragists Won the Vote by Attacking Immigrants Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1601385993113-PZS65K87TWLEUU9H30TD/image-asset.png Time Capsule Teachers' Gallery imported Suffragists gained the support of influential men like Robert Treat Paine of Waltham through common causes such as international peace. Many prominent women such as Alice Stone Blackwell and Helen Keller of Massachusetts were deeply involved in both the women’s suffrage and world peace movements. See the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom. . In addition to running the American Woman Suffrage Association and the Woman’s Journal, Alice Stone Blackwell was the only female board member of the American Peace Society. Her father Henry Blackwell wrote this article for the Woman’s Journal. Ethel Paine, daughter of the Peace Society’s president, was pro-suffrage and an ardent pacifist. On the other hand, even many suffragists committed to pacifism chose to support the nation’s entry into WWI because they believed that support for the war would help achieve their own goal for a constitutional amendment. Woman’s Journal May 16, 1896. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600873729141-8FHHZ95RS6GF4SCQSF11/21487783.jpg Time Capsule Teachers' Gallery imported - Florence Luscomb practicing for a suffrage campaign, Allston, Mass., 1909 For more information on Luscomb, see Florence Luscomb For her activism in Waltham, see stonehurstwaltham.org/florence-luscomb Photo: Florence Luscomb collection, Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600873520359-N0FTFC83IYEO42VLXTDJ/Woman%27s_Journal_of_March_8%2C_1913.jpg Time Capsule Teachers' Gallery imported Massive parades were a vital tactic in the women’s suffrage movement, beginning with the famous 1913 parade organized by Alice Paul and Lucy Stone on the eve of Woodrow Wilson’s election. This first large-scale political protest in Washington, DC, drew national attention and sympathy to the cause. The unfortunate mistreatment of women and inadequate police protection ultimately worked in their favor. https://guides.loc.gov/american-women-essays/marching-for-the-vote Waltham architect Florence Luscomb and her mother participated in this parade. Scholar Barbara Berenson describes The Women’s Journal, founded by Lucy Stone and published in Boston from 1870-1917, as “the communications hub for the women suffrage movement.” It is searchable on line. Woman’s Journal https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1601388634183-0GBUTQ8Y16M97TA84OPH/image-asset.jpeg Time Capsule Teachers' Gallery imported Waltham architects Ida Annah Ryan and Florence Luscomb created many local suffrage floats powered by both by horses and by automobile. This “Victory” float from June 17, 1919 celebrated the return of World War I soldiers just days before the ratification of the 19th Amendment by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts on June 26, 1919. In 1919, it was still rare for women to drive vehicles. Photo: Main St., Waltham, Mass. June 17, 1919. Waltham Historical Society. The Waltham Public Library also has two photos of this float. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600874557616-BIH0715HPDJF41M51Y0B/Screenshot+%28242%29.png Time Capsule Teachers' Gallery imported - Suffrage bluebird, by Waltham architect Florence Luscomb, 1915 100,000 of these iconic bluebirds designed by Waltham architect Florence Hope Luscomb were posted on barns, fences and shop windows across Massachusetts as part of a 1915 referendum campaign. These cheery bluebirds, symbols of hope, have come to represent the creativity and resilience of women suffragists across the nation. Despite an energetic 1915 campaign, the majority of the male electorate in Massachusetts voted against the referendum for a state constitutional amendment to enfranchise women. Defeats in the Northeastern states that November caused suffragists to pivot and focus instead on an amendment to the federal constitution. National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600874864726-TV51NLEHDX4367GN7BLA/CfpIc90WwAg_6qj.jpg Time Capsule Teachers' Gallery imported - Margaret Foley in a hot air balloon at a suffrage rally, Lawrence, Mass., Aug 1910. From the air, Foley dropped thousands of foreign language leaflets over factory workers in Lawrence, Mass. For more on Luscomb’s friend, Margaret Foley, see Margaret Foley (suffragist) Margaret Foley Collection, Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600875626000-VR3HYK25GYVNPPDGFTEO/Bills+for+the+Welfare+of+Women+and+Children+DEFEATED.jpg Time Capsule Teachers' Gallery imported - These Bills For the Welfare of Women and Children were Defeated" Year after year, Waltham lawyer Amy Acton presented bills to Massachusetts legislature on behalf of the Mass Women’s Suffrage Association and working women and children. This series of defeats only underscored the need for women’s active participation in politics and strengthened their resolve. Suffragists and workers joined forces in earnest after the Triangle Shirtwaist factory fire in 1911 brought national attention to the gruesome working conditions of young working-class women, immigrant and native born alike. https://www.gothamcenter.org/blog/a-vital-force-immigrant-garment-workers-and-suffrage Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1601387847905-C0TCYVOYEY2725W4CN2J/img+%281%29.jpeg Time Capsule Teachers' Gallery imported Waltham’s pro-suffrage mayor (and former bobbin boy) Patrick Duane shook up the status quo when he appointed two women for senior city positions. Ida Ryan and Vera Ryan briefly served as acting department heads for a fraction of the salary of their male counterparts. The mayor was unsuccessful in seeking an act of legislature that would allow women to become department heads, so neither appointment was confirmed. See Ida Annah Ryan Source: The Boston Globe, Jan 7, 1913. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600875994631-6SOYQXQXZL1B6QM9AYRC/State+by+State.jpg Time Capsule Teachers' Gallery imported - "Women Vote in 12 States," 1915 For many decades, suffragists slowly built local and state support for women’s voting rights and achieved victories in western territories and states. They mapped the progress of the women’s suffrage movement in each state with persuasive political maps. State referenda were defeated in 1915 in the Northeast and were inconceivable in the South, but this state-based strategy was an essential prerequisite to achieve support for a federal amendment which would require ratification by three quarters of the states. https://constitutioncenter.org/timeline/html/cw08_12159.html Source: Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600876050156-L6V3S2Y3FUTLJ5ZLWLZI/Screenshot+%28383%29.png Time Capsule Teachers' Gallery imported - Ratification of the 19th Amendment by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, June 25, 1919 A constitutional amendment requires the support of two thirds of the House and Senate followed by ratification by three quarters of the states. Even once the US Congress passed the 19th Amendment, 36 of the then 48 states needed to ratify it so the state-level work continued: https://www.nps.gov/subjects/womenshistory/19th-amendment-by-state.htm Source: Commonwealth Museum https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600876082173-QFQGR6VM914BZVBRG4ZR/Screenshot+%28427%29.png Time Capsule Teachers' Gallery imported - Florence Luscomb painting in Tennessee on the Ratification Map, June 5, 1919. A 24-year-old Senator from Tennessee dramatically broke the tied vote after being urged by his mother to “be a good boy” and vote for ratification. Read the story as told in the NY Times Source: Florence Luscomb Collection, Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600876086247-B191TAPRYYPXAKSCQSFS/11917681_961076763954540_529503600282356054_n.jpg Time Capsule Teachers' Gallery imported - Manual for Massachusetts Voters, 1920 And the work continues: League of Women Voters Florence Luscomb co-authored this manual that was distributed to students in the Boston Public Schools. Source: Harvard University, Hathi Trust https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600874294069-S6WT76C5OARO0QYLQLNB/suffrage+flag.jpg Time Capsule Teachers' Gallery imported - Women's Suffrage Banner, 1913-1920 Like buttons, pennants and other memorabilia were important symbols for the women’s suffrage movement. For more information, see: https://www.nps.gov/articles/symbols-of-the-women-s-suffrage-movement.htm http://stonehurstwaltham.org/student-gallery daily 0.75 2021-01-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1611068851691-5Y6U8SQTTKBQRJU375LS/img+%284%29.jpg Student gallery - Young Women's Political Club, Boston A Suffrage Club For Working Women https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1611068851691-5Y6U8SQTTKBQRJU375LS/img+%284%29.jpg Student gallery - Young Women's Political Club, Boston A Suffrage Club For Working Women https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1611068752623-OLOV6FNMW6PMM0863BM0/Screenshot+%28459%29.png Student gallery - Rebecca Reisman Young Women’s Political Club, Boston https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/6006f04a9cabb86c7011eaa7/6006f05e2b33087440b978e8/1611067486012/ Student gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1611068292590-8DXBXFTJI3WKJJFBR3NL/image-asset.jpeg Student gallery - Sarah Gorney Young Women’s Political Club, Boston https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1611068537389-DZBVJT3QUPMYX8DG3U3R/img+%286%29.jpg Student gallery - Haidee Kaminsky Young Women’s Political Club, Boston https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1611069413860-2XAADM9YIKYQ5KU9XZ1U/41f5bda6-1035-40b9-aac1-0e42fd6a855d.jpg Student gallery - Hannah Webster Class of 1919, Waltham High School http://stonehurstwaltham.org/craftsmen-gallery daily 0.75 2021-06-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1614971754953-JFM0SGCU0DACCL5RWJK8/image-asset.jpeg Craftsmen Gallery - Canadian-American Builder & Shipwright The colorful backstory of Stonehurst’s general contractor Edward F. Miller includes pirate attacks, shipwrecks and 600-ton barks. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1614971754953-JFM0SGCU0DACCL5RWJK8/image-asset.jpeg Craftsmen Gallery - Canadian-American Builder & Shipwright The colorful backstory of Stonehurst’s general contractor Edward F. Miller includes pirate attacks, shipwrecks and 600-ton barks. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1616785477060-LR381S2PNJN9VJ8O8EAH/Southeast+close+stone+Lang+2007.jpg Craftsmen Gallery - Irish-American Stone Masons Literally and figuratively, Barney McCusker and other workmen from distant countries helped build the foundations of this community. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1616691923698-FE9C2FH7Z6LXIVH7U8RZ/DSC_1124.jpg Craftsmen Gallery - Egyptian wood-turners, mashrabiya and the screens they inspire Using traditional bow lathes, talented Islamic craftsmen create mashrabiya to regulate light, heat, airflow, humidity and privacy in desert climates throughout North Africa and the Middle East. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1619529754845-ZWD5AWCIYPX9JBQIDWRL/112+Marble+2+Lang+2007.jpg Craftsmen Gallery - Bohemian-American Marble Workers Simon Klaber escaped from the Jewish Quarter of Prague just before the 1848. Stonehurst incorporates marbles from Klaber’s New York marble works sourced from Mexico, Italy and Africa. http://stonehurstwaltham.org/old-family-photos daily 0.75 2021-06-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588504015673-YEGKHIOVE852P3MJYVNM/image-asset.jpeg Gallery of old family photos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588504015673-YEGKHIOVE852P3MJYVNM/image-asset.jpeg Gallery of old family photos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1622824674195-33568FHB4IRIUB7T2ONX/image-asset.jpeg Gallery of old family photos - Ethel Paine and Evelyn Sears with croquet mallets at Stonehurst https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1622823160141-L796U82JPIK7AFIL9AP2/image-asset.jpeg Gallery of old family photos - Grandchildren playing on cart at Stonehurst https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1622823214722-RXT8P7NU3OBKDMEZEG1J/image-asset.jpeg Gallery of old family photos - Grandchildren balancing on terrace wall at Stonehurst https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1622823302359-5N4KALKUMXU4OFMAZULD/image-asset.jpeg Gallery of old family photos - Grandchild reading on Stonehurst porch by birdcage https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1622823400699-QXO57ZSJV8WM77DGBVJH/image-asset.jpeg Gallery of old family photos - Pet parrot on Stonehurst porch https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587073548095-PD9CO359Y2VRR3U68BTD/image-asset.jpeg Gallery of old family photos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1622823258685-AO64ITI41MVJASY9LCZ2/image-asset.jpeg Gallery of old family photos - Paine and Lyman on Stonehurst terrace https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587072353288-8V3V4F400EQZXN56FW9N/image-asset.jpeg Gallery of old family photos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1461781580731-38UTU4VT9ASBQGUZUG1H/image-asset.jpeg Gallery of old family photos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1622823440728-1OR5OUSR0Z00T40XTYJY/image-asset.jpeg Gallery of old family photos - Golfers on Stonehurst terrace https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1622823474069-JL76XGUQCVNS9V6L4JSY/image-asset.jpeg Gallery of old family photos - Bobbie Paine on tricycle on Stonehurst terrace https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587072488057-M0M96LEO2WPTZMG3KFZ0/image-asset.jpeg Gallery of old family photos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471309862880-8KARFRFRZZWVV6HOU0AL/vt_ex_glacier_rock_1.jpg Gallery of old family photos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1585596528527-I8M007T618IT9LTZ9HAW/Ethel+Paine+1915%2C+Untitled-072_edited-1+cropped+.jpg Gallery of old family photos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1622823804121-9CGQ222V8A0PFB25042X/image-asset.jpeg Gallery of old family photos - Grandchild with dog on Stonehurst's glacier rock https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1622823755046-4MTIEQ1HAUF4IO3AX7DH/image-asset.jpeg Gallery of old family photos - Grandchildren at haying time at Stonehurst https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587066378338-NJH9X8RBNCFEHGXOEDNT/image-asset.jpeg Gallery of old family photos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588079319329-25JELQ9RC6LFND3DU46O/Emily+Storer%27s+hand+with+wild+flowers.jpg Gallery of old family photos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1591634621803-CNEPCVQBUKVQTH098WJU/Dotsy%2C%2BBob%2Band%2BBiz.jpg Gallery of old family photos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1622823704030-ZSLA3CPW7XRI92VUB72D/image-asset.jpeg Gallery of old family photos - Ethel Paine at Stonehurst by freshly hayed south field https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1622823085088-4T7Q1UWBK7785FRE6MHJ/image-asset.jpeg Gallery of old family photos - Arriving at Stonehurst on horseback https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588366555929-A6BV4HQRA34CVWYYUVS4/5a+mischief+boys+with+bucket+edited.jpg Gallery of old family photos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1622823522847-ZYMLRJ3W49UT8LD22OA6/image-asset.jpeg Gallery of old family photos - John H. Storer Jr. with red ball, portrait detail https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1622823615133-Z9VG8SL1ODXPXGTFOSJT/image-asset.jpeg Gallery of old family photos - Grandchildren playing ball on Stonehurst drive https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588081408503-B8I3RPTI0550HOV8GXJ3/George+Lyman+Paine+at+the+Stonehurst+tennis+courts%2C+1147A.jpg Gallery of old family photos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588369419456-XDEM9P5HB48HC4EBLZ7I/carriage+barn+with+grandchildren+and+carriage+1899.jpg Gallery of old family photos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588080194812-JI63MWRB3UZHC6J12STK/Lily+Paine+and+Feary+Queen+at+Stable.jpg Gallery of old family photos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587586914131-CX0APL7ET9JMHK7RWQYO/101+grandchildren+by+the+chicken+coop.jpg Gallery of old family photos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587560943247-KA2N6SUR5NSARQC8F2TQ/101+grandchildren+by+the+Stonehurst+greenhouse%2C+1910%2C+cropped.jpg Gallery of old family photos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587401499375-9GFKI7C4SI5DV1YPX4GI/042601-010.jpg Gallery of old family photos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587400749381-5B8WD9PT7X3F9JWSAPEN/101+grandchildren+Lydia+and+Dorothy+by+the+wood+shed.jpg Gallery of old family photos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588080964689-W1ZFV4P0DI757T550IS3/Ethel+Paine+Photo+Album%2C+19C+jpeg+rafting+image.jpg Gallery of old family photos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1622823660689-OGJKGB5OMBEA5HZYAYQN/image-asset.jpeg Gallery of old family photos - Children's birthday party at Ferncroft https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588080014213-MJV3OWHIS10P7OINOAG5/Ethel+Paine+Photo+Album%2C+1903%2C+17C+jpeg+cropped.jpg Gallery of old family photos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1622824881681-UDPMXG2VX4D6H4QPQSW6/image-asset.jpeg Gallery of old family photos - Lydia Lyman Paine with Edith, Robert and Fanny https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1622824841217-VPPCL8OVENK61KB8C8ED/image-asset.jpeg Gallery of old family photos - Robert Treat Paine with George and Ethel http://stonehurstwaltham.org/architectural-drawing-gallery daily 0.75 2021-06-17 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1623948426650-A7B9TR9KMIDKXTSAAD4S/image-asset.jpeg Architectural Drawing Gallery - Stonehurst First Floor Plan, HH Richardson Stonehurst Archives https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1623948426650-A7B9TR9KMIDKXTSAAD4S/image-asset.jpeg Architectural Drawing Gallery - Stonehurst First Floor Plan, HH Richardson Stonehurst Archives https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1623948525247-24T2YPANSJRL4V4GKMJG/Stonehurst+second+floor+plan.+HH+Richardson.+Stonehurst+Archives..JPG Architectural Drawing Gallery - Stonehurst second floor plan. 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HH Richardson Stonehurst Archives https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1623948757260-9I041CK8BAVKMNKO09B3/Stonehurst+west+elevation.+HH+Richardson.+Stonehurst+Archives..JPG Architectural Drawing Gallery - Stonehurst west elevation. HH Richardson Stonehurst Archives https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1623948803901-CEKKNVXMWRWZ71I9DL6H/Stonehurst.+Section+on+Line+AB.+HH+Richardson.+Stonehurst+Archivesl.JPG Architectural Drawing Gallery - Stonehurst. Section on Line AB. HH Richardson Stonehurst Archives https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1623948847974-EVHZVJCKGWXYQUZOJSJY/Stonehurst.+Section+on+line+CD.+HH+Richardson.+Stonehurst+Archives.JPG Architectural Drawing Gallery - Stonehurst. Section on Line CD. HH Richardson Stonehurst Archives http://stonehurstwaltham.org/partners-in-protest-pop-up-exhibit-cover-page daily 0.75 2020-08-14 http://stonehurstwaltham.org/partners-in-protest-cover-page daily 0.75 2021-01-05 http://stonehurstwaltham.org/anxious-to-vote daily 0.75 2021-02-19 http://stonehurstwaltham.org/anxious-to-vote-1 daily 0.75 2021-02-19 http://stonehurstwaltham.org/craftsmen-exhibit-cover-page daily 0.75 2021-03-25 http://stonehurstwaltham.org/homespring daily 0.75 2016-03-31 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1459084052379-ITE553CFKHVXL2JHYZB3/stonehurst_great_hall.jpg Home Spring with events only https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1459084052995-9BT7DB0JT3T75AMEX8DB/stonehurst_south_elev.jpg Home Spring with events only https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1459084054451-KHS489V4VJG46JSD6DOC/stonehurst_terrace.jpg Home Spring with events only https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1459084055360-R79D5O3Q0MSYFBZNE2OZ/stonehurst-east-elevation.jpg Home Spring with events only https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471373171075-QZXPP2ZWUYQDET7F6BTG/Blooming+dogwood+from+Stonehurst+arch+jpeg.jpg Home Spring with events only https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471373222645-9S1OZCU50UKQPG3VMSJ2/View+of+Stonehurst+from+Parking+Lot+jpeg.jpg Home Spring with events only https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1459431077443-8DTSUD6YHEL8PX1FWJ9D/image-asset.jpeg Home Spring with events only http://stonehurstwaltham.org/new-page-2 daily 0.75 2020-06-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1458093009905-9C8FCPYLD6W2L87K7IY5/robert-treat-paine.jpg Robert Treat Paine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1458266524322-KOQFGOCNGLD2NPFL2BT1/image-asset.jpeg Robert Treat Paine Workingmen and Their Families at Stonehurst, ca. 1890 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1458662641878-MPIFQN5NNZUHB79LQNTY/image-asset.png Robert Treat Paine Robert Treat Paine's ad for affordable housing, "Own Your Own Home," 1881 http://stonehurstwaltham.org/new-page-1-1 daily 0.75 2021-06-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1458263640693-HAM8R88GYAFHA4IUDMFZ/paine-family-with-carriage.jpg A Home for Family and Servants https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1458265378285-IQLVWQ0095FBAJ4EW8X6/image-asset.jpeg A Home for Family and Servants https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1458265512247-OQ8NKNAZ0WJRQC0GUNP2/image-asset.jpeg A Home for Family and Servants Robert Treat Paine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1458265551934-04I2IIZ44PW99W4EPW7E/image-asset.jpeg A Home for Family and Servants Lydia Lyman Paine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1622825114854-8HHX2E8T5TEH8WT6J4C9/9c+glacier+rock+Child+and+Dog+on+Glacier+Rock.jpg A Home for Family and Servants - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583157253522-P1PCWYDXD8VKIC3QHJJB/1109A+Walter+Clark%27s+Farewell+Party%2C+1922.jpg A Home for Family and Servants - “Walter Clark’s Farewell Party after 45 years with the Paine family,” 1922 Back row ?, Michael, ?, ?, Joe Scafidi; Front row: Martin Moran, Mrs. Walter Clark, Walter Clark, Henry Stewart https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1458265775824-07G7FMDNZOGA8E9FNZJF/image-asset.jpeg A Home for Family and Servants - “Martin’s Party, 48th anniversary of work at Stonehurst, 1924” “Martin’s Party, 48thth? anniversary of work at Stonehurst, 1924.” http://stonehurstwaltham.org/artistic-masterpiece-2 daily 0.75 2019-11-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1458662250872-R963FIWUSZUFYWP71265/Southeast+classic+Lang+2007+DSC_4255+jpeg.jpg American Masterwork by H.H. Richardson and F.L. Olmsted https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1458263966538-1OJCP8CLF6NBID99T5RW/image-asset.jpeg American Masterwork by H.H. Richardson and F.L. Olmsted H. H. Richardson https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1458264266331-RWY3OM8ROBO2E0ED4FIS/image-asset.jpeg American Masterwork by H.H. Richardson and F.L. Olmsted Frederick Law Olmsted http://stonehurstwaltham.org/virtual-visit daily 0.75 2020-05-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471308341720-J3LMKWTUA1WVUIO0T44V/Stonehurst+Exterior+Plan A Virtual Visit https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471308509778-0JU1N6JHRS2EVSTC45HR/Stonehurst+First+Floor+Plan A Virtual Visit https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471308543585-L7XRZVYOAV0FUWY9U6EJ/Stonehurst+Second+Floor+Plan A Virtual Visit http://stonehurstwaltham.org/third-grade-schoolprogram daily 0.75 2020-05-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1475608947984-CZATRDG15UZMH5PO3RDF/IMGP2998.JPG Waltham 3rd-grade Program https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1484667077828-NNZ7I3BB79LNFWQ8CVY4/image-asset.jpeg Waltham 3rd-grade Program https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1481740198456-ZQP05UHUT85JOLD1VHLL/IMGP2965.JPG Waltham 3rd-grade Program - Richardson's arch https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1481740316141-XH82HT48I4GDY8IDRJNB/IMGP2993.JPG Waltham 3rd-grade Program - Leaf Printing https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1481740604538-43MEK7UIN568R0IEGBBT/IMGP2971.JPG Waltham 3rd-grade Program - Architecture https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1481740828499-UP1QD3PY55VENKJ8XC7A/IMGP2940.JPG Waltham 3rd-grade Program - Trunk filled with artifacts https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1481741129662-XBSGJKHRBXJL3FV7AEVU/IMGP2933.JPG Waltham 3rd-grade Program https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1481741263873-5WD69R89AHSXP2UGH3SK/IMGP3009.JPG Waltham 3rd-grade Program - Olmsted's Landscape Design https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1481742044249-9AWC9GQ769GEUB12YWJC/IMGP2937.JPG Waltham 3rd-grade Program - Life Cycles https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1481740411001-A5E0P2P16L3DWOHKIZ5P/IMGP2987.JPG Waltham 3rd-grade Program - Historical artifacts https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1485803931155-BB7HTAFM6JA97QY9CEZO/mcc_logo.png Waltham 3rd-grade Program http://stonehurstwaltham.org/woodlandtrails daily 0.75 2021-02-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1461259125287-SHJAJET1A2R0GU6BMTGO/East+Arch+with+fall+foliage+Lang+2009.jpg Woodland Trails http://stonehurstwaltham.org/friends daily 0.75 2020-01-24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1461695697358-AN95PL2NSDEK4GLX64OG/DSC_4696_edited-1+jpeg.jpg About the Friends of Stonehurst https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1458784751373-QH4LKG6KEGISMLOG5QYU/imls_logo.png About the Friends of Stonehurst https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1458784751707-YM3VKPAL77UMBI2VPYGQ/mass_humanities_logo.png About the Friends of Stonehurst https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1458784751920-NPV72IR6BQ8M6SHO22KE/nthp_logo.png About the Friends of Stonehurst https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1458784752063-E42HNR2HGFLP2H594HUO/save_americas_treasures_logo.png About the Friends of Stonehurst https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1458785173378-90CSWZGBQDI2GBRQDFTR/lwcf_logo.png About the Friends of Stonehurst https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1527201415829-9480URZPYS0D5YESLOYF/MCC_Logo_RGB_NoTag_resized.jpg About the Friends of Stonehurst - Mass Cultural Council logo http://stonehurstwaltham.org/directions daily 0.75 2016-04-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1461260640755-13WP4ZV0K2K3QC7J3WW0/1875+Bailey+view.JPG Directions http://stonehurstwaltham.org/virtual-visit-exterior daily 0.75 2020-05-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471308341720-J3LMKWTUA1WVUIO0T44V/Stonehurst+Exterior+Plan Virtual Visit Exterior https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471309745314-ZK6ZLBP9M0ADTJYUMLDF/vt_ex_east_elev_1.jpg Virtual Visit Exterior The semicircular arch which dominates the view of Stonehurst from the drive is Richardson’s signature feature. His bold style has been described as one “of breadth and simplicity that corresponds to his whole nature.” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471309751870-CBW4XQ82LLOG3XVFUVLC/vt_ex_east_elev_2.jpg Virtual Visit Exterior Richardson was inspired by design ideas of many cultures and eras, recasting them in a way that was wholly his own. 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https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1585512023810-UV21PT1DA22LQ6O5Y4UA/download+%283%29.jpg Open-Air Therapy https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1585600264305-CGQBLR351G06PIQQTT04/coronavirus-central-park-hospital-08.jpg Open-Air Therapy Workers assembling a tent hospital on Olmsted’s Central Park in New York, March 30, 2020. http://stonehurstwaltham.org/virtual-walk-with-olmsted daily 0.75 2020-04-23 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587067472364-X31NDQ63BQ2D0OOM2KTS/image-asset.jpeg A Virtual Estate Walk with Olmsted and company - A Natural Park of Great Forest Trees “They had never seen such a country place before. The natural park of pines, oaks, great forest trees stretches for acres in every direction.” On their annual outings to Stonehurst, Boston workers and their families toured the house, grounds and farm outbuildings while others “spent the time in roaming about the vast estate.” Quote: “A Day in Pleasant Places, Wells Memorial Outing Club has a little holiday,” Boston Herald, July 16, 1893. Image: Stonehurst aerial photo, November 1928. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587589360483-S356YVDF6K821FQGCKR3/Gentleman%27s+Way.jpg A Virtual Estate Walk with Olmsted and company - The Avenue Walled by Trees “One rides for nearly a mile through the extensive grounds, the avenue walled by trees and shrubs… The grounds undulate pleasantly and after passing tennis courts, croquet plats and a conservatory, the visitor alights at the entrance of the house.” Quote: “A Costly Home.: The Elegant Estate of R.T. Paine at Waltham,” Boston Evening Record, 8 October 1892. Photo by Thomas M. Lang, 1970s. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587056212228-ZZPA6H86IUQERP12WIHY/0285A+Stonehurst+from+the+south%2C+1939.jpg A Virtual Estate Walk with Olmsted and company - On the Edge of a Wild Forest “The house shall seem in approaching it…to be standing in the midst or on the edge of a wild forest.” Quote: Frederick Law Olmsted, Sr. to John C. Phillips regarding Moraine Farm, March 6, 1882. Image: Stonehurst from the south field, 1939. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587056159933-VS4SF7U5BMEPLT89I0ND/53C+Stonehurst+drive+nearing+circle%2C+1950.jpg A Virtual Estate Walk with Olmsted and company - The Approach “Nothing shall be seen of the…outlook or of the lawn or finished ground from the approach.” Quote: Frederick Law Olmsted, Sr., to John C. Phillips, March 6, 1882, regarding Moraine Farm. Image: Stonehurst drive, heading north, 1950. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587568273049-FH0MRD7NNUKS3CCKJOWU/Stonehurst+approach+drive+1905.jpg A Virtual Estate Walk with Olmsted and company - A Forest Lodge for the Summer The house is “to have the character…of a forest lodge for the summer…the more bold, rustic and weatherproof the better.” Quote: Frederick Law Olmsted, Sr. to John C. Phillips regarding Moraine Farm, May 11, 1880. Image: Stonehurst from the northeast, ca. 1905. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587056557851-PYU39X5L6KIB5LQW8A8O/Anna+in+Stonehurst+Circle%2C+1927.jpg A Virtual Estate Walk with Olmsted and company - Breaks and Openings in the Forest “I should have dense forest right up to and about the house, with only such breaks and openings as would come of themselves in seeking convenience and comfort.” Quote: Frederick Law Olmsted, Sr. to John C. Phillips regarding Moraine Farm, March 6, 1882. Image: Stonehurst from the north, 1927. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587056730466-UTBZVCK17F1JXFNZN8UH/Stonehurst%2C+%5Blower+right+photo+approach+to+front+door%5D%2C+1930s.jpg A Virtual Estate Walk with Olmsted and company - Enter the House without Suspicion “I…would have a stranger arrive and enter the house without suspicion of the broad and extended views in its…south [and west] overlooks; the unexpectedness of them…being its most striking distinction from the common run of villas and country seats.” Quote: Frederick Law Olmsted, Sr. to John C. Phillips, March 6, 1882, regarding Moraine Farm. Image: Stonehurst carriage entrance from the north, 1949. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587569831284-72ZJVW7X2X4CDX9XL4LQ/Stonehurst+1886+RTP+Historical+Trust.jpg A Virtual Estate Walk with Olmsted and company - A Terrace Boldly Projected “The house [should] be set high…supported by a terrace boldly projected, following natural lines, country made and highly picturesque in its outline and material.” Quote: Frederick Law Olmsted, Sr. to John C. Phillps, May 11, 1880 regarding Moraine Farm. Image: Stonehurst and its terrace nearing completion, 1886. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587072353288-8V3V4F400EQZXN56FW9N/image-asset.jpeg A Virtual Estate Walk with Olmsted and company - The Things He Loved So Much Relaxing on his terrace, Mr. Paine could “look around at all the things he has always loved so much—his pine trees, the glacial rock, the sun-dial, the big boulders of the terrace stone-wall and even the crows cawing around—all seems so full of him.” Quote: Emily Lyman Storer to Edith Storer, ALS, August 10, 1910. Stonehurst Archives. Photo: Robert Treat Paine on the Stonehurst terrace, ca. 1905. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587056584524-8D11L55MA4NOCVJTAYLB/South+Field+from+the+Stonehurst+terrace%2C+54.jpg A Virtual Estate Walk with Olmsted and company - An Outer World “The lawn, terrace and the part of the house opening upon them shall appear all one affair…so that in going or looking from it, you will seem to be everywhere going or looking into an outer world.” Quote: Frederick Law Olmsted, Sr. to John C. Phillips, March 6, 1882 regarding Moraine Farm. Image: View of the South Field from the Stonehurst terrace, 1949. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587072488057-M0M96LEO2WPTZMG3KFZ0/image-asset.jpeg A Virtual Estate Walk with Olmsted and company - "A Geological Curiosity: Glacier Rock “Near the terrace at the south of the house is noticed a very smooth, large rock, covering about 50 square feet. The rock has been nearly all bared by Mr. Paine… [It] is as smooth as if almost sand-papered and is covered with parallel scratches showing the course of the glacier.” Quote: “A Costly Home: The Elegant Estate of R.T. Paine in Waltham,” Boston Evening Record, 8 October, 1892. Image: "Young Mountaineers" on Glacier Rock, ca. 1900. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587071982169-YL3YM7PCS4EF8QIBV4ST/image-asset.jpeg A Virtual Estate Walk with Olmsted and company - The First Tennis Set in America? “When he got the first tennis set in America—as I think he told us—he saved four girls who were beginning to get pretty restive under the somewhat inactive Waltham life.” The Stonehurst tennis court dates from at least as early as 1876, but probably postdates what is widely accepted as first tennis court in America at the Staten Island Cricket Club (1874). Quote: Annie Sears quoted in Sarah Cushing Paine. Paine Ancestry: The Famly of Robert Treat Paine (1912). Image: George Paine and friends on the Stonehurst tennis court. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587066002758-HPPUFRS84F6YYYMD9D7X/image-asset.jpeg A Virtual Estate Walk with Olmsted and company - Free Range To Give Vigor and Vitality “Each of the prize winners since 1900 has been bred in my own yards. A large number of chickens being raised each year, with free range to give vigor and vitality.” This staged photo of head gardener Walter Clark promoted the sale of prize-winning Silver Spangled Hamburg chickens raised at the Paine Estate. Quote: “Robert Treat Paine, Jr., Breeder of Silver Spangled Hamburgs, Yards at Waltham, Walter B. Clark, Superintendent.” pamphlet in Stonehurst Archives. Photo of Walter Clark in the South Field at Stonehurst, early 20th century. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587066378338-NJH9X8RBNCFEHGXOEDNT/image-asset.jpeg A Virtual Estate Walk with Olmsted and company - Farming the Land “Our grandfather Victor Landstrom worked on the estates as gardener, landscaper and handyman, … farming the land and providing milk, eggs, butter and produce….” Quote: Ada, Pearl and Ruth Landstrom, “Memories of Ethel Lyman Paine Moors,” Heath Herald, June/July 2007. Image: Victor Landstrom atop a haywain in the south field of Stonehurst. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587073548095-PD9CO359Y2VRR3U68BTD/image-asset.jpeg A Virtual Estate Walk with Olmsted and company - "I have never done any of the kind I liked as much." Of this terrace, Olmsted wrote to Paine, “I have never done any of the kind I liked as much.” Olmsted also encouraged Paine to visit Franklin Park to see the Overlook during construction to get a better understanding of what he had in mind for the terrace overlook in Waltham. Quote: Frederick Law Olmsted, Sr. to Robert Treat Paine, 5 November 1885. Library of Congress. Image: Mrs. Paine on the Stonehurst terrace, looking west, 1890s. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587588450980-SJLNCTBPMJ93X3734HNQ/73.jpg A Virtual Estate Walk with Olmsted and company - Less Wilderness and Disorder I Object To “I don’t object to the cutting away of certain bramble patches if other brambles are to take their place—or anything that will appear spontaneous and not need watering or care. More mowing or dug ground I object to. Less wilderness and disorder I object to.” The low maintenance naturalistic landscape envisioned by Olmsted incorporated vines into the stone wall of the terrace. In the 20th century, the Paine family added turf and high maintenance flowering shrubs and beds. Quote. Frederick Law Olmsted, Sr. to John Charles Olmsted possibly about Fairsted, September 12, 1884. Photo of Stonehurst terrace, 1950. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587056714059-QNQS0Y1OJKS855ZPCQSC/Stonehurst+terrace+looking+west%2C+1950.jpg A Virtual Estate Walk with Olmsted and company - Trying To Create Beauty “I have enjoyed at odd times trying to create beauty out of a juniper hillside by the use of trees, shrubs and plants.” The naturalistic Olmstedian landscape of the 19th century gave way to the Gardenesque Period in the 20th century when the next generation of Paines planted showy specimen flowers in abundance. Quote: “Robert Treat Paine, Jr.,” Harvard College, Class of 1888, Class Report, 1938. Photo, 1950. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587056145424-19JXQOXXZHLD85P4C4KC/52+Stonehurst+vegetable+garden+with+Peonies%2C+1928.png A Virtual Estate Walk with Olmsted and company - Off with his Head “If the gardener shows himself outside the walls, off with his head.” At Stonehurst, a cutting garden, vegetable garden and orchard were hidden from the main vistas, behind and to the north of the complex of outbuildings. Quote: Frederick Law Olmsted, Sr. to John C. Phillips, May 11, 1880, regarding Moraine Farm. Image: Stonehurst vegetable garden with peonies, 1928. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587586914131-CX0APL7ET9JMHK7RWQYO/101+grandchildren+by+the+chicken+coop.jpg A Virtual Estate Walk with Olmsted and company - Out Near the Grape Arbor “I got to know grandpa. He had me memorize and give the Gettysburg Address…. I was leaning against the barn door and he was out near the grape arbor and I had to bellow out the Gettysburg Address; took about five hours. That was how he and I got along.” Quote: Robert Treat Paine Storer, Jr. oral history. Photo of his mother’s generation by the grape arbor, early 20th century. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587589996436-F6F5YNHNDTP6X6XJGB82/Sun+Dappled+Path+Through+Pines.jpg A Virtual Estate Walk with Olmsted and company - A Lesson in Forestry “Can you not come over to Waltham Saturday as early as convenient & give me a lesson in forestry—how to cut—what to leave, &c.” Quote: Robert Treat Paine to Frederick Law Olmsted, Sr., September 30, 1884. Photo by Thomas P. Lang, 1970s. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587068473226-9CON1YGW60FT00HH9SC5/image-asset.jpeg A Virtual Estate Walk with Olmsted and company - Her Morning Walk “The gate led to a simple walk through the nearby wood which she called her ‘morning walk.’ Early memories of Mrs. [Ethel Paine] Moors were of her dressed in walking shoes, a longish skirt, and a scarf on her head, walking through the woods.” Today, thousands of daily visitors enjoy miles of ancient woodland footpaths and cartpaths across this estate. Quote: Ada, Pearl and Ruth Landstrom, “Memories of Ethel Lyman Paine Moors,” Heath Herald, June/July 2007. Image: Estate of Robert Treat Paine, 1907, Stonehurst Archives https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587406804062-80ES33QO1234LN5VOET3/image-asset.jpeg A Virtual Estate Walk with Olmsted and company - Lilac Path, West Field This 20th-century view shows the historic connection between the West Field (in the foreground) to the South Field (on the right). Swaths of flowers date to the 20th-century Gardenesque Era of the Paine Estate. Photo, 1950s. Stonehurst Archives https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587056201122-A5NSVCRF1MD0F0Y6B9BO/56C+Stonehurst+drive+from+greenhouse+looking+nw%2C+1950.jpg A Virtual Estate Walk with Olmsted and company - Up the Avenue Photo looking from the greenhouse (now parking lot) up the drive, 1950. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587056187651-B8870GDF3LO767IU8DPB/55C+Stonehurst+drive+from+greenhouse+looking+towards+tennis+court%2C+1950.jpg A Virtual Estate Walk with Olmsted and company - Across the Avenue Photo looking from the greenhouse (now parking lot) across the drive toward the old tennis court, which was enclosed by evergreens in the 20th century, 1950. Stonehurst Archives https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587056134148-6W8KKOQ8RY8JMJVVM589/51C+Stonehurst+drive+from+greenhouse+looking+sw%2C+1950.jpg A Virtual Estate Walk with Olmsted and company - Down the Avenue Photo looking from the greenhouse (now parking lot), 1950. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587056176086-EO0YX418MXLZ1WZ9V382/54C+Stonehurst+drive%2C+circle+with+greenhouse+and+carriage+barn%2C+1950.jpg A Virtual Estate Walk with Olmsted and company - Hemlock Grove Hemlocks were planted in abundance in the "Back Avenue” as windbreaks shortly after the hurricane of 1938. Photo, 1950. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587056686079-3CK31GFHDD0MMWU4XUQH/Stonehurst+sunburst+through+tree%2C+1927.jpg A Virtual Estate Walk with Olmsted and company - Sunburst Photo, 1927. Stonehurst Archives. http://stonehurstwaltham.org/woodland-plants daily 0.75 2020-04-23 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587415346124-3LZLEU7QUCU5WA8WBQBX/unnamed.jpg Woodland plants - Sassafras Sassafras is a deciduous tree noted for having three distinct leaf shapes, often occurring together on the same branch. There are plain oval (no lobes), mitten shaped (one-lobed) and symmetrical two-lobed (dinosaur-track-shaped, according to some!). On young trees especially, you may be able to find all three leaves on the same branch; in winter look for them on the ground. A mature sassafras tree can grow to be 30-60 feet tall. The wood is light but hard and every part of the tree can give off a spicy aroma, suggestive of root beer. During the 18th century, sassafras was the second largest export from the New World, falling just behind tobacco. It was popular in England as the ingredient in teas, due to its pleasant fragrance and taste. The FDA banned the fragrant oil and safrole of the sassafras tree in the 1960s, because it was found that some of these compounds could be carcinogenic. The tree blooms in the spring with small, yellow, 5-petaled flowers. The berry-like fruits are small, dark blue and very oily, providing a rich food for fall migrating birds and small mammals to eat. The sassafras tree is found quite commonly over the entire eastern half of the United States. Latin name: Sassafras albidum. Plant family Lauraceae (Avacado family) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587415789427-KO85C5J0FUPYXYWN0ITP/images.jpg Woodland plants - White Pine White Pines tower over the driveway just outside the gate—one was measured by a Brandeis class to be just over 100 feet in height. Amazingly, this is small compared to the Massachusetts record holder, at 170 feet considered the tallest tree of any kind anywhere in New England. In colonial days, New Englanders looked at a mature Eastern White Pine and saw fine lumber for framing houses and barns, or a glorious mast of a British Navy Ship. The massive beams of Stonehurst’s main rooms are white pine. White Pines are today the most common evergreen through the Paine Estate, ranging in size from tiny seedlings to towering giants. Eastern White Pine is the only native pine of North America to have needles in bundles of 5. White pines can generally live over 200 years of age, and some have lived over twice that long. This tree towers over others as it can usually outgrow them and thus in mixed forests, White Pines may be easily seen from a distance. These conifers provide food and shelter for squirrels and forest birds. After forest fires, some of the survivors may be White Pines due to some resistance to fire. These survivors can re-seed burned forests with White Pine seedlings. Latin name: Pinus strobus. Plant family: Pinaceae. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587416349859-21UOYTC6KTXAN6FRE2YT/download+%282%29.jpg Woodland plants - Partridge Berry Partridge Berry is a small evergreen vine, usually no more than two inches tall. Its species name, repens, means “creeping,” because it creeps along the ground. It produces oval (almost round) to heart-shaped shiny green leaves with pale yellow ribs, small white flowers shaped like trumpets, and tiny red berries that provide food for various birds, skunks and white-footed mice. This plant grows in rich woods all the way from Southern Canada down to Florida and as far west as Texas. Native American women made a tea from both the leaves and berries to consume during childbirth, as well as a soothing lotion from the leaves. Partridge berry is also known as deer berry, checkerberry, twin berry, running box, and squaw vine. It is one of the few native New England plants in the coffee family. Latin name: Mitchella repens. Plant family: Rubiaceae. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587416878646-QLBSR5A8J45VTMEPFHK3/image-asset.jpeg Woodland plants - Pipsissewa Pipsissewa is found near the Partridge Berry at the beginning of Bull Run trail. It also has dark green shiny leaves but these are longer than wide and are noticeably toothed. Although these two plants co-occur and both bare small berries, they are completely unrelated—partridge berry is in the coffee family and pipsissewa is in the blueberry family. Pipsissewa gets its name due to its supposed ability to break down kidney stones and gallstones. The Cree Indians called it “pipsisikweu”—which means “breaks down into small pieces.” According to research published in 2007, pipsissewa obtains much of its nutrients, including sugars, by parasitizing below-ground fungi. No wonder these wee plants can thrive in deep shade—they are little thieves! Latin name: Chimaphila umbellata. Plant family: Ericaceae. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587417714996-L63VQSRIJ7Q72V60GACD/images+%281%29.jpg Woodland plants - Red Oak The Red Oak and White Oak are among the most common and important trees in New England forests. Species of oak, all producing the familiar acorn as their seed, can be found across North America, down through the mountains of Central America and into South America, and in Europe and Asia as well. Over 600 species are known world-wide. There are two main “branches” of oak in New England: red and white. each of these includes numerous species; the Black Oak, for example, is a species in the red oak group. To tell the difference between the red versus white oak groups, look at the leaves (the leaves decay slowly so look on the ground for examples). The tips of the lobes of a red oak leaf will be sharply pointed, while lobes of white oaks are rounded and smooth. An easy way to remember this is that red is associated with anger, and when we’re angry we may say sharp things! Latin name: Quercus species. Plant family: Fagaceae https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587417968109-CUQNL05VTZBHU65AERHB/images+%281%29.jpg Woodland plants - White Oak Unlike the pointed-leaved Red Oak, the White Oak has rounded, smooth leaves. Oaks play an important role in many forest food chains. Oak leaves are fed upon by more kinds of moths and butterflies—532 species in eastern USA!—than any other tree in our area. These include the American Barred Umber Moth, the Banded Hairstreak Butterfly, the Polyphemus Moth (famous for large pretend ow-eyes on its hind wings) and the strikingly beautiful Luna Moth. This means oaks are a good place for birds and other insect-eaters to search for food. Oak acorns are eaten by squirrels, deer, and many other animals, and can even be made into flour for human consumption. Red oak acorns are bitter compared to white oak because they have higher levels of tannic acid, a natural substance used in tanning leather and dyeing wood. Latin name: Quercus species. Plant family: Fagaceae. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587418374664-3DFKFE1PEQKA7IS4YI8Z/image-asset.jpeg Woodland plants - Black Birch Black Birch are dark-barked trees with prominent horizontal lines, called lenticels. This tree goes by many other names including sweet birch, cherry birch, mahogany birch, and spice birch. The black birch is native to eastern North America, from southern Maine west to southernmost Ontario on through the Appalachian Mountains to northern Georgia. This handsome tree is mostly found in moist, deep, slightly acid, well-drained soils, but it can also be found on rocky, drier sites, albeit with tortuous branches and trunks. The black birch is best recognized by the fragrance and flavor of its twigs. The inner bark contains oil of wintergreen, and lumbermen of old would chew on these twigs as they worked in the forest. The bark is lustrous, smooth, and dark red on young trees, becoming very dark with loose, curled, scaly black plates on older trees. Black birch saplings were once chipped to obtain wintergreen oil, and the trees became very sparse for a time. Because of the creation of synthetic oil of wintergreen and due to the losses of other native northeastern trees, like the hemlock and American chestnut, the black birch has been able to surge back to a large presence in today’s northeastern forests. Latin name: Betula lenta. Plant family: Betulaceae. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587418944151-B8GLSSASP50C4MUYLTPG/image-asset.jpeg Woodland plants - Spotted Wintergreen Spotted Wintergreen is a nationally endangered “subshrub” that grows on forest floors along the eastern, coastal areas of North America. Marked by prominent white mid-veins on its evergreen leaves, this plant of dry, acidic soils can grow to a height of 4 to 10 inches with 3/4 inch downward-opening pink or white, waxy, lightly fragrant flowers. Look for blooms in late July to early August. Spotted wintergreen was used as a blood purifier by traditional aboriginal people, to treat stomach aches, back aches, eye sores, and other ailments. It was even used to flavor candy and root beer! BE CAREFUL around this plant because the oils of the plant can cause a dermatological response. In the same family as pipsissewa and similar in growth form and leaf shape, but note the white markings on the leaves. Latin name: Chimaphila maculate. Plant family: Ericaceae https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587421896829-5PWN751ZNWYX75JRPW7C/download+%281%29.jpg Woodland plants - Club Moss Club Mosses are low-growing non-flowering plants found world-wide, with several species native to New England. Also called Ground Pines, known to botantists as Lycopodia, these are neither mosses nor pines, they are fern relatives, and reproduce by spores. Millions of years ago there were tree-sized lycopods that formed the world’s first true forests. In swampy places these ancient forests became peat and then lithified (= to become rock-like) into the coal that we mine and burn for energy today. Lycopods today are small and rare compared to the diverse and abundant angiosperm (= flowering) trees and the gymnosperms (= pines and relatives). They prefer rich woods but can also be found near meadows and wetlands. With underground creeping stems and scale-like leaves, they have the appearance of miniature pine trees and feel like coarse moss. Club mosses produce spores in the summer and into the fall. Lycopodium dendroideum is the common species of club moss that grows throughout Canada and the U.S., from northern California to the northeast to parts of the southeast. Despite its wide distribution, L. dendroideum is very easily disturbed by activities such as hiking and logging and is considered threatened in many states, including Indiana, Illinois and New York. A permit is usually required to collect the spores of this ground pine; the spores are explosive in nature and valuable for pyrotechnic use. Before flash bulbs were invented, club moss spores were sold to photographers as flash powder to illuminate photo subjects for portraits. Spores were also used in toilet powders, coatings for pills, and pancake makeup. Latin name: Lycopodium dendroideum. Plant family: Lycopodiaceae. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587421949531-ITS9C1GVW3N7XN18YHQ9/images+%283%29.jpg Woodland plants - American Chestnut American Chestnut was once a majestic fast-growing forest tree that accounted for a quarter of the tree population in parts of its growing range. A fungal blight that was detected in the early 1900s decimated billions of American Chestnuts by the 1950s. The fungus (Cryphonectria parasitica) kills the tree branches, but not the root systems. What you see here are sprouted stems from the base of trees that were affected by the fungus, a common sight wherever American Chestnuts once thrived. It is hard to imagine that 50-100-foot towering trees stood at these locations at one time, today only the unmistakable long and toothed leaves are the same. The new stems grow to about 15 feet (sometimes taller), struggle for years against the blight and may even produce some seed, keeping the genetic material alive before dying. Efforts are being made to produce blight resistant strains of American Chestnut. American Chestnut provided valuable resources: the nuts provided nutritious food for people and for many forest dwellers including birds, squirrels, deer and even bears. Its rot-resistant wood was an important multi-purpose timber source widely used for railroad ties and telephone posts, among others. Latin name: Castanea dentata. Plant family: Fagaceae. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587423175765-COBQ76GWGMTXHTNZXESP/images+%284%29.jpg Woodland plants - Eastern Hemlock Eastern Hemlock is a giant of a tree, both literally, for its height and longevity (record holder is 173 feet and 553 years old) and ecologically, for the deep cool shade it creates along streams in in mountain vales. The trees before you are relatively young, from the mid-20th century. Whenever it grows in abundance, this handsome evergreen is considered an ecosystem engineer, shaping forest temperature, light, humidity, and even snow depth in winter. Look closely at the needles of this tree and you will see they occur one by one along the twigs, not in clusters like pine. They are also much shorter than pine needles, rarely reaching 1 inch in length. Traditional uses of hemlock wood included lumber and fiber for paper-making, and the bark was used to tan leather. Currently though, mention hemlock to foresters and they will likely bring up the topic of a very serious insect invader from Asia, the wooly adelgid. Look for small white cotton patches along the underside of the hemlock twigs—these are the egg sacs of the adelgid. Infestations on a few specimen trees are treatable with horticultural oils and other sprays, but it is very costly to treat entire hemlock stands, especially if the trees are tall. Research on biological control (introduced beetles and other enemies) is ongoing. Latin name: Tsuga canadensis. Plant family: Pinaceae. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587423848082-AX10PF1DQ695JFDK116P/0b66195ae977a3acb28b81395c43a9b3.jpg Woodland plants - Sweet Pepperbush Sweet Pepperbush is a very abundant shrub in wetland. It is also known as Anne Bidwell or Summersweet. The blooms of this native shrub fill the late summer air with a sweet fragrance that attracts bumblebees, butterflies, and hummingbird moths (sphinx moths). The floral display consists of clusters of small white or pale pink flowers that bloom from late July to September, later in the year than most shrubs. In the fall the leaves turn golden yellow. This plant is named for the clusters of pepper-corn-sized brown fruits that persist throughout the winter. It is most common in wet soil along stream banks and around the edges of bogs, ponds, and, in this case, vernal pools. Songbirds and other birds, as well as small mammals use the Sweet Pepperbush for food and shelter. It can also be used to prevent soil erosion because it spreads by sending up new shoots, creating a network that holds soil in place. The leaves of the sweet pepperbush contain an antibacterial compound that will lather like soap if you rub the leaf between your hands with a little bit of water. Latin name: Clethra alnifolia. Plant family: Clethraceae. http://stonehurstwaltham.org/structures-lost-and-found daily 0.75 2020-04-23 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587651880088-2X49WLU640ODCSX31INK/image-asset.jpeg Structures Lost and Found - Found: "The Vale," The Lyman House, 185 Lyman St. (Samuel McIntire, 1793) Much of the Paine Estate land was pasture and woodlots associated with the 400-acre country estate of Theodore Lyman, Mrs. Paine’s grandfather. At 185 Lyman St. (just cross Beaver Street), visit the core of the Lyman Estate, with its Federal-era mansion, carriage barn, greenhouses, and pleasure grounds preserved by Historic New England. Historic New England Properties Photograph Collection https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587644947725-KPI3ENBXGV8HJB2524JS/image-asset.jpeg Structures Lost and Found - Found: Jonas Clark House, 399 Lexington St. (1825) Woodlots and orchards on the northwestern areas of the Paine Estate were once associated with the Livermore-Clark Farm, first settled in about 1680. The Livermores and Clarks operated a gristmill and maltmill on Chester Brook, producing beer and cider for the community and tavern-goers downtown. Stone walls on the Paine Estate enclosed these ancient orchards. The Clark House is now owned by Chapel Hall Chauncey Hall School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587390497924-C4ZVKI424U7UWRJCAU7W/Ferncroft+in+undated+plan+from+Waltham+Engineering+Dept..jpg Structures Lost and Found - Structures Lost and Found along Robert Treat Paine Drive On the hill above the Lyman mansion and farm, Lyman family built homes, outbuildings, tennis courts and windmills in the 19th-century heyday of the Paine Estate. Of these many structures that once lined the drive, only the Paine House remains. Look closely as you walk the land for ruins and other remnants of lost structures. City of Waltham Engineering Department map, ca. 1900 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587394351700-L50QZLF30HWAEKHA5HBJ/178030scr_60704ea6677ee1d.jpg Structures Lost and Found - Lost: Mary Lyman Appleton (later Sarah Sears) House (1840, demolished) George Lyman built the first house in what would become a family complex north of Beaver Street as early as 1840. It was occupied for over a century by Sarah Lyman Sears and her three unmarried daughters before its demolition in the 1980s or 1990s. The grounds of the Sears house is today the Gentleman’s Way neighborhood at the base of Robert Treat Paine Drive. Look for the ancient beech tree that anchors the neighborhood. Album 13, “The Uplands,” Waltham, Historic New England. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587391627577-HXDLK3JMSD9OTY10CWYA/1176988.jpg Structures Lost and Found - Lost: "The Gray House" or Arthur Lyman House (Ware & Van Brunt, 1863, demolished) Arthur Lyman’s summer house once stood on land that is now the Paine Estate. When this house was moved to Forest St. in the early 1880s, a tennis court was built on its site. Remnants of the tennis court, near a large beech tree, can still be seen in the woods on the cartpath at the southern end of the Paine Estate. Photo by A.H. Folsom, ca. 1893, Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in America https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587401518799-XPZZ7A83GV29YKILKQ8A/1138A+ed.jpg Structures Lost and Found - Found: The original Paine summer house (Gridley J.F. Bryant, 1866) George Lyman built this summer house for his daughter Lydia on her marriage to Robert Treat Paine in the early 1860s. Architect H.H. Richardson would relocate this Second Empire house and incorporate it into his design for Stonehurst. Photo before 1883, Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587405395561-YHFA23ZG758MFOLVGCGY/IMG_1762.JPG Structures Lost and Found - Found: The original Paine summer house (Gridley J.F. Bryant, 1866) This house stood just south of Glacier Rock before being relocated to its present site and incorporated into architect H.H. Richardson’s design for Stonehurst in the mid 1880s. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587390812833-OREQBDMVWI6QC4DJBWGN/Ferncroft%2C+Emily+Storer+Album%2C+Stonehurst+Archives.jpg Structures Lost and Found - Lost: Ferncroft, the John and Edith Paine Storer House (Shepley, Rutan and Coolidge, 1892, demolished) Follow the paved Storer Path in the woods north of the Paine House to find the site of the Storer House, built by Robert and Lydia Paine for their eldest daughter in 1892. To ensure design continuity, H.H. Richardson’s successor firm Shepley Rutan and Coolidge partnered with Olmsted’s successor Charles Eliot on the design of the house and grounds. After the house at Ferncroft was razed by fire in 1974, the City of Waltham installed a parking lot/helicopter landing pad here. Emily Storer Photo Album, Stonehurst Archives https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587399798178-SVYYNXBI431CYQ19WLW9/Stonehurst+outbuildings+cropped.jpg Structures Lost and Found - Lost: Stonehurst outbuildings (1882-1920s, demolished) Ruins of the complex of outbuildings near the main parking lot evoke the farming activities that once took place at Stonehurst. A large carriage barn/stable, an open woodshed, some cold frames, and two greenhouses were arranged around a central paddock. Behind the carriage barn was a large henhouse, orchard and vegetable gardens. A fire in the 1960s destroyed these buildings, along with an antique car collection stored in the carriage barn. Detail of aerial photo, 1928. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587401499375-9GFKI7C4SI5DV1YPX4GI/042601-010.jpg Structures Lost and Found - Lost: Carraige barn and stable (ca. 1882, demolished) Carriage driver John Youatt, shown here, lived on the second floor of the Paine's carriage barn. Stonehurst Archives https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587557205501-VGJTKKA546CM53D6QLGE/17909scr_9191bc57445bfcf.jpg Structures Lost and Found - Lost: The Stonehurst Greenhouse (Ernest Bowditch, 1882, demolished) This long greenhouse designed by Ernest Bowditch in 1882 once stood on the site of the main parking lot of the Paine Estate. Sears Family of Waltham Photograph Collection. Historic New England. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587560943247-KA2N6SUR5NSARQC8F2TQ/101+grandchildren+by+the+Stonehurst+greenhouse%2C+1910%2C+cropped.jpg Structures Lost and Found - Lost: The Stonehurst Greenhouse (Ernest Bowditch, 1882, demolished) This shingled ell formed the central entrance to the greenhouse/playhouse. Descendants reminisce about cooking spaghetti suppers over the wood stove in this greenhouse. Photo 1910, Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587400749381-5B8WD9PT7X3F9JWSAPEN/101+grandchildren+Lydia+and+Dorothy+by+the+wood+shed.jpg Structures Lost and Found - Lost: Stonehurst Woodshed (demolished) Firewood from the ancient woodlots on the Paine Estate filled its woodshed, covered in grape vines. Photo, ca. 1905. Stonehurst Archives https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587389833822-YII4VQPY5845NYOJQ4SU/Walter+Clark+House+717+Beaver+St.+front+and+side.JPG Structures Lost and Found - Found: Gardener's Cottage for the Paine Estate, 717 Beaver St. (ca. 1890) The Paines built this cottage for their head gardener Walter Clark in about 1890 following model house plans developed by Mr. Paine for his neighborhood of affordable homes in Roxbury. After Clark’s 40-year career with the Paines, the house was occupied by the Bohanons and the Melansons who also cared for the Paine Estate. Harry Melanson was a Waltham firefighter. This house at 717 Beaver Street is now privately owned. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587645605549-KID5VIBZPDIE9IGYVDLG/image-asset.jpeg Structures Lost and Found - Found: Chauffeur's Cottage, 21 Stanley Rd. (1916) Edith Paine and John H. Storer built this house for their chauffeur George A. Patterson and his family in 1916, as one of the first houses in their Chester Brook Road neighborhood. Edith and her siblings laid out this neighborhood as a subdivision of their father’s estate shortly after his death in 1910. During his lifetime, Robert Treat Paine had sketched this area he described as “my house lots.” This house at 21 Stanley Road is now privately owned. http://stonehurstwaltham.org/reports-and-resources-1 daily 0.75 2020-04-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587590888813-ZCXT86FP2FNIZL97L54S/WLT_290.jpg Reports and Resources - National Register Form, 1989 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587591464082-FBQ7GAHQRT1A5S9P583T/scan.jpg Reports and Resources - MHC Area Form, 2019 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587592642480-C9AR689G4TJQNLN4A9SG/scan0005.jpg Reports and Resources - Historic Grounds Report, 1992 Lucinda A. Brockway. Historic Grounds Report, Robert Treat Paine Estate, Waltham, Mass., 1992. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587593672176-0NQZR87LEM2L8GMW67I4/scan0003.jpg Reports and Resources - Landscape Master Plan, 1992 Past Designs, Landscape Master Plan, Robert Treat Paine Estate, Waltham, Massachusetts, 1992 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587592628675-KXJ4OFE6ANDAG6P7Y4V1/scan0007.jpg Reports and Resources - Landscape Master Plan Update, 1999 Shary Page Berg. “Landscape Master Plan Update, Robert Treat Paine Estate,” 1999. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587592462043-58NQZE20HBEYTBUN80B2/scan0001.jpg Reports and Resources - Landscape Maintenance Plan, 2000 City of Waltham. Robert Treat Paine Estate Historic Landscape Preservation Initiative, Project Completion Report, 2000 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587593689801-H3QMDRFJY3Q8TQKB51T9/scan0004.jpg Reports and Resources - Tree Inventory & Management Plan, 2000 Carl A Cathcart, Tree Inventory and Management Plan for the Robert Treat Paine Estate, 2000 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587592690034-9N9350QZCHKQJTZCQQAC/scan0002.jpg Reports and Resources - Archaeological Site Examination, 2003 Public Archaeology Lab. Intensive (Locational) Survey, Archaeological Site Examination, Stonehurst, the Robert Treat Paine Estate, 2003 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587594384108-X36T0EEMA2KSXJRYCN8J/Stonehurst+East+Arch+with+fall+foliage+Lang+2009+jpeg.jpg Reports and Resources - The Paines' Forest in Context Webpage timeline https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1713033973025-Y54RBCLC2Y8J8MFF5MAV/Screenshot+2024-04-13+142957.png Reports and Resources - Structural Analysis, Stonehurst, Ocmulgee Assoc. http://stonehurstwaltham.org/reports-and-resources daily 0.75 2020-04-22 http://stonehurstwaltham.org/virtual-tour-1 daily 0.75 2020-04-24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471308341720-J3LMKWTUA1WVUIO0T44V/Stonehurst+Exterior+Plan Virtual Tour (Copy) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471308509778-0JU1N6JHRS2EVSTC45HR/Stonehurst+First+Floor+Plan Virtual Tour (Copy) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471308543585-L7XRZVYOAV0FUWY9U6EJ/Stonehurst+Second+Floor+Plan Virtual Tour (Copy) http://stonehurstwaltham.org/virtual-visit-first-floor daily 0.75 2020-05-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471308509778-0JU1N6JHRS2EVSTC45HR/Stonehurst+First+Floor+Plan Virtual Visit First Floor https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588263515548-JRGR1TDDX55BT39L2QWP/111+Paine+Scans+001.jpg Virtual Visit First Floor https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588263775867-WJPWGG3LGI1DBVMR2Q49/IMG_1087.JPG Virtual Visit First Floor https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588263467083-E5GH574A4G3I0GRTP1DA/111+Paine+Scans+005.jpg Virtual Visit First Floor https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588171284346-2X543ZPTY4M7BQVSZF4D/112+Great+Hall+Stonehurst+Bohl.jpg Virtual Visit First Floor https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1484334599050-WP2G9SR8O8YRDRWTGGRG/Great+Hall%2C+Stonehurst%2C+late+19th+century.+Courtesy+of+Stonehurst+and+the+Robert+Treat+Paine+Historical+Trust.+jpeg.jpg Virtual Visit First Floor - Great Hall Photo, late 19th century. 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Lang, Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588170355110-0E16DXYRWQWXBDH7NJ4F/Great+Hall%2C+Stonehurst%2C+early+20th+century.+Courtesy+of+Stonehurst+and+the+Robert+Treat+Paine+Historical+Trust.+jpeg.jpg Virtual Visit First Floor - Rockers Photo early 20th century. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587753136420-5EQ2P95KXJS03GG1HD25/Stonehurst+bench+at+stair.+Thomas+P.+Lang.jpg Virtual Visit First Floor - Built-in Bench on the Stair Photo by Thomas P. Lang. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587753279361-3U1YWOVEXQ53FZWNOWIB/Stonehurst%2C+the+Robert+Treat+Paine+House+Great+Hall+by+H.H.+Richardson.+Photo+by+Thomas+P.+Lang.jpg Virtual Visit First Floor - The Great Hall Photo by Thomas P. Lang. 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Lang, Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588097238406-PDQKZB3G7JSXEUV67BYT/112+mon+with+ivy+Lang+2009.JPG Virtual Visit First Floor - Stencilled Mon Photo by Thomas P. Lang. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1614177266052-EW9YWTAC0RVLDCJQUX0P/112+Staircase+View+III.jpg Virtual Visit First Floor - Stonehurst stair. Photo by Thomas P. 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https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588079127489-7ST2LUTFHRMBFL934ZO1/George+Lyman+Paine%2C+1886%2C+1119A.jpg Clues to Growing Up at Stonehurst - “My recreations are tennis, autograph collecting and chess.” —George, 1936 Image: George Lyman Paine, 1886, Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588080948082-RKUQPF3H9ATTHET6SYYX/Lily+Paine%2C+1886%2C+1120A.jpg Clues to Growing Up at Stonehurst - “Like Mama, Lily was very fond of dogs, especially her cocker spaniel…Dash.” —George, 1965 Image: Lily Paine, 1886, Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588080014213-MJV3OWHIS10P7OINOAG5/Ethel+Paine+Photo+Album%2C+1903%2C+17C+jpeg+cropped.jpg Clues to Growing Up at Stonehurst - “At the big house in Waltham, many of the children [from Boston] gathered yearly.” —Paine Ancestry, 1910 Image: Ethel Paine’s Photo Album, 1903. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588077946234-SC6RLRDAXC3BT4RG6C7E/1998.105.166_bw.jpg Clues to Growing Up at Stonehurst - "I am also fond of chopping trees." —George, 1921 Image: “Lumbering in Winter.” Drawing by Winslow Homer, 1871. Brooklyn Museum. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588079319329-25JELQ9RC6LFND3DU46O/Emily+Storer%27s+hand+with+wild+flowers.jpg Clues to Growing Up at Stonehurst - “The fields were very pretty…[with] heather, thyme and strawberry… the flowers and fruit in every stage. George got some for us.” —Lily, Greece, Nov 13, 1890. Stonehurst Archives. Image: Cropped pastel portrait of Emily Storer, ca. 1891, at Stonehurst. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588080194812-JI63MWRB3UZHC6J12STK/Lily+Paine+and+Feary+Queen+at+Stable.jpg Clues to Growing Up at Stonehurst - "Lily…had her pet Shetland Pony, Faery Queen, on which she daily galloped bareback.” —George, 1965 Image: Lily Paine with Faery Queen by the stable at Stonehurst, 1885. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588080234474-EJH2RD4QFQLXJW4NMNMF/vgosn_vintage_binoculars_clip_art_vector_image.jpg Clues to Growing Up at Stonehurst - “Have ‘hobbied’ a little with birds and butterflies, with coins and stamps.” —George, 1921 Image: 19th-century advertisement. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588080964689-W1ZFV4P0DI757T550IS3/Ethel+Paine+Photo+Album%2C+19C+jpeg+rafting+image.jpg Clues to Growing Up at Stonehurst - “Across Beaver Brook, which ran in front of [Great Grandpa’s] house, he built two dams, thus making three lovely ponds. On the middle one…we had our row boats.” —George, 1965. Image: Ethel Paine’s Photo Album, 1903. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588081408503-B8I3RPTI0550HOV8GXJ3/George+Lyman+Paine+at+the+Stonehurst+tennis+courts%2C+1147A.jpg Clues to Growing Up at Stonehurst - “We built a tennis court; grass, of course… Here the young folk of all three families played most every sunny day.” —George, 1965 Image: George Paine Photo Album. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588075234256-0Q2DXUZMJMUKHRXIWA6S/image-asset.jpeg Clues to Growing Up at Stonehurst - "At half past four I got out the cards, & George and I played sixty-six, with two packs." —Lily Paine, 1890 Image: Oil painting by Nancy A. Sabine Pasley, 1887-1891, Gaffrey Museum. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588076192394-PNKYTEAQ7FJWFJ6RI3EZ/John+Redfern+1885+Ad.jpg Clues to Growing Up at Stonehurst - "Mama, Ethel & I went to Redfern’s to try on dresses, then we looked at some hats & then we…bought lots of gloves and handkerchiefs." —Lily, 1890 Image: John Redfern & Sons Advertisement, 1885. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588250379811-KNM8X12XHVBY8FRDN4OT/School+at+16+Mt.+Vernon+St..jpg Clues to Growing Up at Stonehurst - "Later [cousin] Evelyn, Lily and I had school in [Uncle Arthur's house], The Vale with Elizabeth Bridge for our teacher." —George, 1965 Image: Ronald Lyman and others with their teacher at 16 Mt. Vernon St. in Arthur Theodore Lyman and Ella Lyman, Letters and Journals. Privately printed, 1932. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588522599467-B59XDFG37TORXUQ2PO9X/112+Great+Hall+Stonehurst+Archives.jpg Clues to Growing Up at Stonehurst - Rainy, but bean bags in the hall and music in the parlor Quote: RT Paine, June 7, 1902, RTP Diary. Stonehurst Archives. Image: Great Hall, 19th century. Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588522631736-VVRW2NSCNYXK7U4RZZ8D/RTP+II+Sketch+of+trails+1925.JPG Clues to Growing Up at Stonehurst - The gate led to a simple walk through the wood which she called her morning walk. Early memories of her dressed in walking shoes, longish skirt, & a scarf on her head, walking through the woods. Quote: Ada, Pearl and Ruth Landstrom, “Memories of Ethel Lyman Paine Moors,” Heath Herald, June/July 2007. Image: Map by R.T. Paine, Jr. 1925. 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https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588162561318-PMA5KS45PJEA638BU5VW/213+Stonehurst+tub+looking+north+Lang+2007.jpg Virtual Visit Second Floor https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588162585026-YBV2K6G9FZAWBBXNTTR3/213+Stonehurst+bathtub+detail+Lang+2007.jpg Virtual Visit Second Floor https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588163691709-N0CYLZ3GZUVH5ZKAFSQV/213+Stonehurst+bath+Lang+2007.jpg Virtual Visit Second Floor http://stonehurstwaltham.org/virtual-walk-with-kids daily 0.75 2020-04-30 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588189047343-LCGMUCD59TXIDID8K3WU/The+Paine+family+with+Phillips+Brooks+in+The+Alps%2C+1885.+Stonehurst+Archives..jpg Virtual Walk with Kids - “She climbs like a mountain goat.” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588080948082-RKUQPF3H9ATTHET6SYYX/Lily+Paine%2C+1886%2C+1120A.jpg Virtual Walk with Kids https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588079127489-7ST2LUTFHRMBFL934ZO1/George+Lyman+Paine%2C+1886%2C+1119A.jpg Virtual Walk with Kids http://stonehurstwaltham.org/on-the-grounds-with-kids daily 0.75 2020-05-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1481741263873-5WD69R89AHSXP2UGH3SK/IMGP3009.JPG On the Grounds with Kids - Olmsted's Landscape Design (Copy) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471308341720-J3LMKWTUA1WVUIO0T44V/Stonehurst+Exterior+Plan On the Grounds with Kids https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587401518799-XPZZ7A83GV29YKILKQ8A/1138A+ed.jpg On the Grounds with Kids - The Original Paine Summer House George Paine remembered when this summer house was “raised up on railroad ties and slowly, very slowly, moved up the slope to where it now stands with the fine stone addition by Henry Hobson Richardson.” Can you find this house in the new spot in the next photo? Photo before 1883, Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1532977506060-BWB2KZQ34RW9961BME3P/Field+day+at+Stonehurst%2C+1890s+jpeg.jpg On the Grounds with Kids - The Paine Summer House in the 1890s Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1459083262769-CJ2XZ1SEEARB146IUKI9/stonehurst_south_elev.jpg On the Grounds with Kids - South Elevation https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588194061149-JGGEGM59YPAQ06BW38SR/DSC_4393.JPG On the Grounds with Kids - White Pine Tree Architect H.H. Richardson built the stone house in 1886. Do you think the huge evergreen tree is older or younger than the house? (Hint: Look closely at the old photos.) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1458004413986-3MBEE8ABVP9ALLU0GN5R/Rearick3.jpg On the Grounds with Kids - Natural Materials In designing Stonehurst, Richardson and Olmsted chose materials, shapes and colors that would blend with the New England landscape. Can you name some? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588192168912-J371BU7LCUKRQC784Z14/Stonehurst+sundial.+Thomas+P.+Lang.jpg On the Grounds with Kids - Sun Dial Sundials keep time by the sun. The Latin phrase translates to “I do not count the hours unless they are bright.” What does this mean? Can you think of another meaning? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1585524168035-GPYQGSTKF1CNZVNNMD9V/Stonehurst%2Bterrace.%2BThomas%2BP.%2BLang.jpg On the Grounds with Kids - Terrace The Paine family used the terrace and porch as an outdoor play space. Imagine a time with no electricity, no telephones, no television and no computers. What would you do for fun? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1459084054451-KHS489V4VJG46JSD6DOC/stonehurst_terrace.jpg On the Grounds with Kids - Stone walls of Terrace Where do you suppose Mr. Paine found the stone for his house and terrace? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1461857252321-ZH35O8MN7IN4WHLE0LRI/Stonehurst+Glacier+Rock.+Thomas+P.+Lang.jpg On the Grounds with Kids - Glacier Rock Mr. Paine admired this rock because it was shaped by the great glaciers (huge masses of ice) that once covered New England. Do you see evidence of the glaciers that scraped and shaped the rock? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587072488057-M0M96LEO2WPTZMG3KFZ0/image-asset.jpeg On the Grounds with Kids - "Mountaineers" on Glacier Rock https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1481741263873-5WD69R89AHSXP2UGH3SK/IMGP3009.JPG On the Grounds with Kids - Waltham Third Graders How many Waltham Third Graders can fit on Glacier Rock? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587415789427-KO85C5J0FUPYXYWN0ITP/images.jpg On the Grounds with Kids - White Pine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1522765166844-CAN5UQLNCX6IA61Y7RNO/Stonehurst+from+the+east%2C+distant.+Photo+by+Bret+Morgan+1999+jpeg.jpg On the Grounds with Kids - East Elevation https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1541705324358-LUZCS3U7PBWNF3O0MXBL/East+upper+arch+detail+4048+Lang+2007+jpeg.jpg On the Grounds with Kids - The Arch Imagine yourself sitting on the bench inside The Arch. Would it be lighter or darker? Warmer or cooler? Does it remind you of a feature found in nature? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471309983364-JYXVIDT16UUWBLOAGM6Z/vt_ex_north_elev_1.jpg On the Grounds with Kids - North Entrance Visitors arriving by horse-drawn carriage were dropped off at this entrance with its friendly guard on the porch. (shown in the next photo) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471309993093-3TB2DNIJPFCDQUY7R1AE/vt_ex_north_elev_3.jpg On the Grounds with Kids https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471309997497-2VXQNTO1E8WZXXG28F5G/vt_ex_north_elev_4.jpg On the Grounds with Kids - Mystery object What is the unusual object at the main entrance? http://stonehurstwaltham.org/3rd-grade-virtual-visit daily 0.75 2020-04-29 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471308341720-J3LMKWTUA1WVUIO0T44V/Stonehurst+Exterior+Plan 3rd grade Virtual visit version 1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471311407788-5DUXSXMC6KR81HI9UKBM/vt_ex_west_elev_1.jpg 3rd grade Virtual visit version 1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471311162063-USZLKSTZR7783PZC8IBC/vt_ex_south_elev_1.jpg 3rd grade Virtual visit version 1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471311162052-EAVCXKEJSDR4UV8W8CCW/vt_ex_south_elev_2.jpg 3rd grade Virtual visit version 1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471311162285-TOTK00Z1VLK3CYGSVBDU/vt_ex_south_elev_3.jpg 3rd grade Virtual visit version 1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471311186430-F2RA6QMXT2CR50YABAT8/vt_ex_south_elev_5.jpg 3rd grade Virtual visit version 1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471311162492-CLB0ULPE66X9ZQKVS6VN/vt_ex_south_elev_6.jpg 3rd grade Virtual visit version 1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588192168912-J371BU7LCUKRQC784Z14/Stonehurst+sundial.+Thomas+P.+Lang.jpg 3rd grade Virtual visit version 1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588194061149-JGGEGM59YPAQ06BW38SR/DSC_4393.JPG 3rd grade Virtual visit version 1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471311256714-P1NMOEWPEQE5JKLC8D36/vt_ex_terrace_1.jpg 3rd grade Virtual visit version 1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471311256822-I00OK654VNC727I028AE/vt_ex_terrace_2.jpg 3rd grade Virtual visit version 1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471311256886-U40X9ZVA03OI9QQ2TSFJ/vt_ex_terrace_3.jpg 3rd grade Virtual visit version 1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471311257061-ZFKB9TCYLXENH52T4VJ8/vt_ex_terrace_4.jpg 3rd grade Virtual visit version 1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471311257072-OQ3IU7SQMUTO8Y0SAHPL/vt_ex_terrace_5.jpg 3rd grade Virtual visit version 1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1481741263873-5WD69R89AHSXP2UGH3SK/IMGP3009.JPG 3rd grade Virtual visit version 1 - Olmsted's Landscape Design (Copy) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471309867511-3Q7U7OW8WWJO4QV0AW7N/vt_ex_glacier_rock_2.jpg 3rd grade Virtual visit version 1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471309871697-9YF43IOKW4YE84V0HQF5/vt_ex_glacier_rock_3.jpg 3rd grade Virtual visit version 1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471309875962-P4GXKJGI4YUHA1SJLXG4/vt_ex_glacier_rock_4.jpg 3rd grade Virtual visit version 1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471309862880-8KARFRFRZZWVV6HOU0AL/vt_ex_glacier_rock_1.jpg 3rd grade Virtual visit version 1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471309762434-W4SMON1MKLT5BSPUC51H/vt_ex_east_elev_4.jpg 3rd grade Virtual visit version 1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471309745314-ZK6ZLBP9M0ADTJYUMLDF/vt_ex_east_elev_1.jpg 3rd grade Virtual visit version 1 The semicircular arch which dominates the view of Stonehurst from the drive is Richardson’s signature feature. His bold style has been described as one “of breadth and simplicity that corresponds to his whole nature.” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471309758124-CZ4935HRFE4MZEOVOC77/vt_ex_east_elev_3.jpg 3rd grade Virtual visit version 1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471309983364-JYXVIDT16UUWBLOAGM6Z/vt_ex_north_elev_1.jpg 3rd grade Virtual visit version 1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471309988390-QZLF9P3EO1ZU08XBNKWV/vt_ex_north_elev_2.jpg 3rd grade Virtual visit version 1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471309993093-3TB2DNIJPFCDQUY7R1AE/vt_ex_north_elev_3.jpg 3rd grade Virtual visit version 1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471309997497-2VXQNTO1E8WZXXG28F5G/vt_ex_north_elev_4.jpg 3rd grade Virtual visit version 1 http://stonehurstwaltham.org/tour-with-great-grandchildren daily 0.75 2020-05-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588510910618-ZYVKAQ8Z6RGJ8TD11LNB/Dotsy%2C+Bob+and+Biz.jpg Tour with Great Grandchildren https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588511621732-V7A7WQPUUXR6U6JJM801/Bob%2C+Dotsy+and+Biz%2C+2005.+Edith+Overly+papers%2C+Stonehurst+Archives..jpg Tour with Great Grandchildren Bob Storer, Dotsy Long and Biz Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1522765166844-CAN5UQLNCX6IA61Y7RNO/Stonehurst+from+the+east%2C+distant.+Photo+by+Bret+Morgan+1999+jpeg.jpg Tour with Great Grandchildren - Welcome to this house I have always loved. —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588359297108-H08SGPDI72QPLTXYQJGJ/0740A+The+Storers+at+Stonehurst.jpg Tour with Great Grandchildren - I didn't grow up here but my mother spent her summers here. And my sister was born upstairs. Nearly every Sunday all spring and fall, my family and I came for tea and occasionally lunch. —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588502932259-WCHY41OCYJKST3GOAOJG/image-asset.jpeg Tour with Great Grandchildren - Popsy is what I think mother called Grandpa. They were very close. So she would go out there a lot and bring us all out there, so we got to know Stonehurst very well. —Bob Storer, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588504015673-YEGKHIOVE852P3MJYVNM/image-asset.jpeg Tour with Great Grandchildren - Great grandpa set up a foundation of trusts that owned Stonehurst. RTP, my grandpa, rented Stonehurst from the trust. He didn't own it. He rented it. —Bob Storer, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588505656763-ILKVFQ8Z18RRLYO54J57/Dorothy+Paine+by+Adelaide+Chase+cropped.jpg Tour with Great Grandchildren - On Sundays...I dressed up in something clean and pretty and wore my shiny black Mary Jane shoes. —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588360651468-BTCYPZCKHAORQA35ZM92/112+Great+Hall+Bret+Morgan+1999.jpg Tour with Great Grandchildren - As my mother and I went through the Great Hall to the parlor, she always took my hand as the floors were polished to such a high gloss that I often slipped and fell —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587753279361-3U1YWOVEXQ53FZWNOWIB/Stonehurst%2C+the+Robert+Treat+Paine+House+Great+Hall+by+H.H.+Richardson.+Photo+by+Thomas+P.+Lang.jpg Tour with Great Grandchildren - I took my shoes off and went sliding around, from the dining room to the main hall. We went sliding through the whole thing. That was all true; we would do it all the time. It was something to do. —Bob Storer, 2004 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588361950387-L2OJ87IE61J3TPJ70GAL/3+vase+of+flowers.jpg Tour with Great Grandchildren - As we passed into the parlor, there was always a huge vase of flowers on the stand by the door. They were all freshly cut from the gardens or the greenhouse & beautifully arranged by Clara or Lillian —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588362595961-LVV8ATZV76PLD05QM7ZS/11-30-05039+Summer+Parlor+Stonehurst+1960s+Stonehurst+Archives.jpg Tour with Great Grandchildren - My step grandmother, for whom I was named, always sat in a dark green cut velvet chair to the left of the fireplace and by the huge, ornate mahogany table in the middle of the room. —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588502971574-6FXOWZ96NXZBZTDWPB0X/image-asset.jpeg Tour with Great Grandchildren - My step-grandmother always wore long strands of pearls.... I often sat on her lap but once-mother told me-I pulled them & they broke all over the floor. I was never invited to sit on her lap again. —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588362938524-VGU3TJDXA5IL2F9Y9HET/Summer+Parlor%2C+Stonehurst%2C+1960s.+Stonehurst+Archives.+11-30-05019.jpg Tour with Great Grandchildren - When I was a little older, there were toys and games in the cupboard to the side of the fireplace —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588506658348-ZMJYSDZXI4HWDIXJFQX4/1974.791+nursery+rhyme+puzzle.+Stonehurst.jpg Tour with Great Grandchildren - games such as Lotto or Jackstraws [or puzzles] that even my mother may have played with. —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588363615954-ESFFVBZPTJF58LAULSRC/11-30-05026+Summer+Parlor+Stonehurst%2C+1960s+Stonehurst+Archives.jpg Tour with Great Grandchildren - But my favorite was the marble fireplace. The fireplace had a pair of huge brass andirons with two prancing horses each at their base. —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1459083263614-0CEB7JS8UBQG98H1H7YC/stonehurst_summer_parlor.jpg Tour with Great Grandchildren - When there was no fire I could sit on the marble seats within. The Paine men were tall and tradition had it that they hadn't reached manhood until they could no longer stand under the mantelpiece. —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588508005384-LJWTS5USAY1WMLQITBLH/1974.103+cropped.jpg Tour with Great Grandchildren - The furniture was heavy and massive and had elegant carvings of strong men for legs holding up the table top —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588509005783-0JJ5KKNR17Q0T4KX8HZ8/IMG_1046.JPG Tour with Great Grandchildren - and a goat-like god with horns on the back of another. —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588507784525-235D96XT9YXHNWM84IPO/Dotsy%2C+Bob+and+Biz+with+RTP+Jr..jpg Tour with Great Grandchildren - These were all things to fascinate a young girl who was supposed to stay quiet while the adults talked and had their tea. —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588360048382-C8Q1QE2RZMUV48F1MOVP/112+Great+Hall+Stonehurst+Bohl.jpg Tour with Great Grandchildren - I was prim and proper enough to know that you're not wanted upstairs.... It's just off limits. —Bob Storer, 2004 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588365752013-GGJ4XJJOUI8V0HTP1J7S/image-asset.jpeg Tour with Great Grandchildren - Besides tea, we occasionally had Sunday lunches and always Thanksgiving. —Biz Storer Payner, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588366081502-0RMJEGPBN2L6WUYFEJ8Q/Storers+at+Stonehurst%2C+1951+Copy+of+1091A.jpg Tour with Great Grandchildren - The table was set with the formal silverware I found almost too large to handle, and huge, monogrammed linen napkins. There were wine glasses of crystal —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588504559231-HIRT4SZ4Z4Z57S0Y8WY1/image-asset.jpeg Tour with Great Grandchildren - and before dessert, finger bowls with florets of viola or sweet peas. —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588620699368-W1YFJ4CLPN3K54JU27MZ/image-asset.jpeg Tour with Great Grandchildren - It was the desert I looked forward to...always a huge platter of ice cream, covered with dollops of whipped cream. —Biz Storer Paynter, 2005 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588366555929-A6BV4HQRA34CVWYYUVS4/5a+mischief+boys+with+bucket+edited.jpg Tour with Great Grandchildren - We used to go blueberry picking with a bucket...and we'd come back in and made blueberry ice cream and this sort of thing. I loved that. —Bob Storer, 2004 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588513338621-M98TU5QJ995AV24C4YOW/GlassHousesBowditchPlan.JPG Tour with Great Grandchildren - There was a greenhouse. One end was roses and the other end was other things, and here's the little fire thing where we used to go and have our picnics —Biz Storer Paynter and Edie Overly, 2007 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588509796177-YN2G7X7ISI1Y0MMOIAMA/grape+vines.jpg Tour with Great Grandchildren - There was a big arbor supporting the grapes that they grew...down by the garage and greenhouses. These survived outside and we made grape jelly every year. —Biz Storer Paynter, 2007 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1587586914131-CX0APL7ET9JMHK7RWQYO/101+grandchildren+by+the+chicken+coop.jpg Tour with Great Grandchildren - I got to know grandpa. He had made me memorize the Gettysburg Address.... I was leaning against the barn door and he was out near the grape arbor and I had to bellow it out. Took about five hours. —Bob Storer, 2004 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588369419456-XDEM9P5HB48HC4EBLZ7I/carriage+barn+with+grandchildren+and+carriage+1899.jpg Tour with Great Grandchildren - Here's the entrance to the barn...and the place where you put carriages and so forth...and there's the paddock and the tack room.... There was a stone wall and a kind of pit where all the manure went. —Edie Overly, 2007 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588513982456-GRV261MKUCF1YI28B2YI/aerial+view+of+Paine+gardens+jpeg.jpg Tour with Great Grandchildren - There's that path as you go up the hill, around the barn, by the rhubarb.... I think that's where the henhouses were too. Edie Overly and Biz Storer Paynter, 2007 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588508317341-SWNPL6JB7038BXTI9PS8/Chicken+valentine.jpg Tour with Great Grandchildren - They had some chicken coops for Theodore's chickens and Lydia's chickens. —Bob Storer, 2004 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588521196909-SSWMW5MBBQFJVMJVLJ1X/IMG_0063.JPG Tour with Great Grandchildren - Dotsy and I still laugh about when we saw this big big deer in the woods and we looked at eachother, we yelled and we flew back to the house. No thought of standing there and watching. Tragic. —Bob Storer, 2004 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1528823419439-NAYD04LCUWLZ03AP06RO/owl+from+Daria+cropped.jpg Tour with Great Grandchildren http://stonehurstwaltham.org/nature-prints daily 0.75 2021-03-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588604814989-2W6X81QYGMONXB2MS3S9/IMG_3732.JPG Nature Prints https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1481740316141-XH82HT48I4GDY8IDRJNB/IMGP2993.JPG Nature Prints https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588604814989-2W6X81QYGMONXB2MS3S9/IMG_3732.JPG Nature Prints https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588607567676-9QM18M0XLT0LIFJXKM1R/217+papa+proposed+to+mama.jpg Nature Prints https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588607198649-5EJY34LU9ZKVIRNFPKFO/IMG_3734.JPG Nature Prints https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588607882945-BNIQJI17E4EDKT6RY6PT/American+Girls+Handy+Book.jpg Nature Prints https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588607286430-7TOA8NLTYQLOETKU7CLZ/IMG_3730.JPG Nature Prints https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588607585662-XSN0CM39S3K3SJ0P3M3N/217+Mama%27s+funeral.jpg Nature Prints http://stonehurstwaltham.org/western-greenway daily 0.75 2021-03-27 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588617759058-SW4I8K8ZA5UJ8F6KGF6M/IMG_3083.JPG Western Greenway https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588626672355-7LLDOGWFEIXA3242FTYR/western-greenway-project-map.jpg Western Greenway https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588521196909-SSWMW5MBBQFJVMJVLJ1X/IMG_0063.JPG Western Greenway - Dotsy and I still laugh about when we saw this big big deer in the woods and we looked at eachother, we yelled and we flew back to the house. No thought of standing there and watching. Tragic. (Copy) —Bob Storer, 2004 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588617759058-SW4I8K8ZA5UJ8F6KGF6M/IMG_3083.JPG Western Greenway https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1528823419439-NAYD04LCUWLZ03AP06RO/owl+from+Daria+cropped.jpg Western Greenway http://stonehurstwaltham.org/3rd-grade-remote-learning daily 0.75 2021-03-23 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1481741263873-5WD69R89AHSXP2UGH3SK/IMGP3009.JPG 3rd-grade Remote Learning - Olmsted's Landscape Design (Copy) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1484668402482-21L5XSFSF753MBN5J3PQ/Book2_edited-2.jpg 3rd-grade Remote Learning https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1481740828499-UP1QD3PY55VENKJ8XC7A/IMGP2940.JPG 3rd-grade Remote Learning https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588511621732-V7A7WQPUUXR6U6JJM801/Bob%2C+Dotsy+and+Biz%2C+2005.+Edith+Overly+papers%2C+Stonehurst+Archives..jpg 3rd-grade Remote Learning https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1481741263873-5WD69R89AHSXP2UGH3SK/IMGP3009.JPG 3rd-grade Remote Learning https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588617759058-SW4I8K8ZA5UJ8F6KGF6M/IMG_3083.JPG 3rd-grade Remote Learning https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588604814989-2W6X81QYGMONXB2MS3S9/IMG_3732.JPG 3rd-grade Remote Learning https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588633485310-Z666MOHSWUSV4BG1OE1S/DSC_0053.jpg 3rd-grade Remote Learning https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471309993093-3TB2DNIJPFCDQUY7R1AE/vt_ex_north_elev_3.jpg 3rd-grade Remote Learning http://stonehurstwaltham.org/for-kids-and-families daily 0.75 2021-06-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588510910618-ZYVKAQ8Z6RGJ8TD11LNB/Dotsy%2C+Bob+and+Biz.jpg For Kids and Families https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1484668402482-21L5XSFSF753MBN5J3PQ/Book2_edited-2.jpg For Kids and Families https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1481740828499-UP1QD3PY55VENKJ8XC7A/IMGP2940.JPG For Kids and Families https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588511621732-V7A7WQPUUXR6U6JJM801/Bob%2C+Dotsy+and+Biz%2C+2005.+Edith+Overly+papers%2C+Stonehurst+Archives..jpg For Kids and Families https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1481741263873-5WD69R89AHSXP2UGH3SK/IMGP3009.JPG For Kids and Families https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588617759058-SW4I8K8ZA5UJ8F6KGF6M/IMG_3083.JPG For Kids and Families https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588604814989-2W6X81QYGMONXB2MS3S9/IMG_3732.JPG For Kids and Families https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588633485310-Z666MOHSWUSV4BG1OE1S/DSC_0053.jpg For Kids and Families https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1471309993093-3TB2DNIJPFCDQUY7R1AE/vt_ex_north_elev_3.jpg For Kids and Families https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1622825114854-8HHX2E8T5TEH8WT6J4C9/9c+glacier+rock+Child+and+Dog+on+Glacier+Rock.jpg For Kids and Families - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. http://stonehurstwaltham.org/the-farm daily 0.75 2020-05-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588513982456-GRV261MKUCF1YI28B2YI/aerial+view+of+Paine+gardens+jpeg.jpg The Farm - There's that path as you go up the hill, around the barn, by the rhubarb.... I think that's where the henhouses were too. (Copy) Edie Overly and Biz Storer Paynter, 2007 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1588513982456-GRV261MKUCF1YI28B2YI/aerial+view+of+Paine+gardens+jpeg.jpg The Farm The main parking lot is on the site of the greenhouse and carriage barn, shown in this photo from 1928. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1590006859618-CDXXJ5RNA9EBMVB83WNN/IMG_2141%5B1%5D.JPG The Farm - After first mowing https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1590006911384-SJ916CREW2MYAQ6AGTC4/IMG_2144%5B1%5D.JPG The Farm - After first mowing https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1590006972593-OOQMMFHVKEZNY7BKR62A/IMG_1017%5B1%5D.JPG The Farm - Black swallowwort https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1590007383553-2BVH106DBF041TBOW9KP/IMG_0973%5B1%5D.JPG The Farm - Before: Black swallowwort https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1590007436768-GDL43EBUC66XVNEDGQX5/IMG_0994%5B1%5D.JPG The Farm - Before: Black Swallowwort https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1590007586892-BBHZRL1RPIP0DMNOT7RN/IMG_1624%5B1%5D.JPG The Farm https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1590008173834-7YGAJ09B3031IHL754UI/download+%287%29.jpg The Farm - Garlic mustard https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1590008539492-04BAHZ2SFUIEWHC4V5KR/images2.jpg The Farm - Buckthorn http://stonehurstwaltham.org/ferncroft-site daily 0.75 2020-05-20 http://stonehurstwaltham.org/ida-hall daily 0.75 2021-01-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597338982373-SI6WNYTB1I6YN602DZSW/img+%284%29.jpg Ida Hall https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597339260460-T5GJX5CNWQOY0KM3XWL3/Ida+Estelle+Hall Ida Hall https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597340222462-RZQ1XAD3SG4DAO0ASOB8/Young+Woman%27s+Political+Club%2C+MWSA%2C+Boston.jpg Ida Hall https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583860487677-IGY4IZ960NCA259IRCAM/MH-Logo2018-Print-6in_Blue.png Ida Hall https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583786770056-21HYWS50ORB4P7CJ26LC/MH-TheVote-Logo-Screen-1200px_Base.jpg Ida Hall https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1582745462371-OJCAED4EG61UP3U05JC0/MCC_Logo_RGB_NoTag.jpg Ida Hall http://stonehurstwaltham.org/florence-luscomb daily 0.75 2021-01-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597337866280-9ZPB7UNRQED3YXEJG7JO/Florence+Luscomb+on+suffrage+campaign%2C+Boston+Globe%2C+8+July+1913.jpeg Florence Luscomb https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597338599262-W4U4YPQWGKCGO30KD87M/Florence%2BLuscomb%252C%2BBoston%2BGlobe%252C%2B8%2BJuly%2B1913.jpg Florence Luscomb https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1604339732301-XYS381PEEGTHCPW1TX9Q/21487783.jpg Florence Luscomb Florence Luscomb practicing for an open-air speech at her home in Brighton. Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1604339927805-OTZ27238TOC263EAHEZX/Historical+Society+Suffrage+Float+v1.jpg Florence Luscomb Suffrage float, Waltham, Massachusetts, 1919. Waltham Historical Society. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597345576849-WVT4ZNRUXVTX09YIM2T5/Suffrage+bluebird%2C+Smithsonian+Institution Florence Luscomb The Suffrage Bluebird by Florence Luscomb, 1915, Smithsonian Institution. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1604339305921-XRQSGIQ4D6W4HJ6NC790/Screenshot+%28427%29.png Florence Luscomb Florence Luscomb (right) coloring in Tennessee on the women’s suffrage Ratification Map, 1919. Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600876086247-B191TAPRYYPXAKSCQSFS/11917681_961076763954540_529503600282356054_n.jpg Florence Luscomb Florence H. Luscomb and Ida Porter Boyer. Manual for Massachusetts Voters, Boston: College Equal Suffrage Association, 1920. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583786742549-4O4LWE7E2WHCPOCVN984/MH-Logo2018-Print-6in_Blue.png Florence Luscomb https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583860635903-54KL6DSUJFM3PTK68AWB/MH-TheVote-Logo-Screen-1200px_Slogan.jpg Florence Luscomb https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1582745462371-OJCAED4EG61UP3U05JC0/MCC_Logo_RGB_NoTag.jpg Florence Luscomb http://stonehurstwaltham.org/amy-acton daily 0.75 2021-01-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597412191604-J6UG6Q4SSMD3XUVP6BLS/A%2Bfailure%2Bas%2Ba%2Bhomemaker.jpg Amy Acton https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597362583279-SPYY8D09ZNAK7VFWWLFF/Amy%2BActon%252C%2BBoston_Herald_1905-04-09_50%252B%2525281%252529.jpg Amy Acton Amy Acton, Boston Herald, April 9, 1905 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597411382881-K0M6NN3PFR7BWNUEYXZB/Boston_Herald_1905-04-09_51%2B%25281%2529.jpg Amy Acton Dr. Eloise Sears (1864-1942) homeopathic doctor and suffragist https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597410808515-PWM5CRMDJ69ZJMB67WMF/amy+acton+eloise+sears+graves.jpg Amy Acton Acton and Sears graves, South Yarmouth, MA https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583860487677-IGY4IZ960NCA259IRCAM/MH-Logo2018-Print-6in_Blue.png Amy Acton https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583786770056-21HYWS50ORB4P7CJ26LC/MH-TheVote-Logo-Screen-1200px_Base.jpg Amy Acton https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1582745462371-OJCAED4EG61UP3U05JC0/MCC_Logo_RGB_NoTag.jpg Amy Acton http://stonehurstwaltham.org/partners-in-protest-pop-up-exhibit daily 0.75 2021-05-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597760644758-VDLML40U7KJ7FJLHDG65/IMG_3981.JPG Partners in Protest Pop-Up Exhibit https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1598448771101-RPJ9O21M46L21YRQ86TW/Historical%252BSociety%252BSuffrage%252BFloat%252Bcropped.jpg Partners in Protest Pop-Up Exhibit Suffragists on Main Street, Waltham, Mass. June 1919. Courtesy of the Waltham Historical Society. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597339260460-T5GJX5CNWQOY0KM3XWL3/Ida+Estelle+Hall Partners in Protest Pop-Up Exhibit - Ida "Stella" Hall, teacher & lawyer Hall organized young immigrant working women in Boston nearly a decade before her famous New York peers. After her move to Waltham on the outskirts on the Paine Estate, she taught working students in the evening schools. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597409918919-WGUKJWHJGDNK1YPEQG7N/Amy%252BActon%25252C%252BBoston_Herald_1905-04-09_50%25252B%252525281%25252529.jpg Partners in Protest Pop-Up Exhibit - Amy Acton, lawyer Acton presented bill after bill on laws affecting women and children for the Mass Woman Suffrage Association. The home she shared with Dr. Eloise Sears near the Watch Factory was a hub for the suffrage movement in Waltham. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597763632786-J3KZPIO9ZR2NFTEU8R4W/image-asset.jpeg Partners in Protest Pop-Up Exhibit - Ida Annah Ryan, architect Ryan received unwanted press coverage when her appointment as Building Inspector shook up the status quo. She designed suffrage floats as well as buildings & was Luscomb’s professional partner. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597338599262-W4U4YPQWGKCGO30KD87M/Florence%2BLuscomb%252C%2BBoston%2BGlobe%252C%2B8%2BJuly%2B1913.jpg Partners in Protest Pop-Up Exhibit - Florence Luscomb, political activist & architect Luscomb was the youngest & most visible of Waltham’s suffragists who used open-air speeches, dramatic spectacle, and her artistic talent to attract press coverage and win over the public. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597761226602-L30PGNPXAC7WIDEJR4IO/image-asset.jpeg Partners in Protest Pop-Up Exhibit - Ethel Paine, philanthropist, pacifist & activist Paine descended from a signer of the Declaration of Independence & believed deeply in the equality of all people. She supported social justice for workers, African-Americans & women. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597761567125-6HDBFKE09C44R9SQP78S/Mary+Emma+Jennings+Deer+Isle.jpg Partners in Protest Pop-Up Exhibit - Emma Jennings, formerly enslaved servant After obtaining her freedom, Jennings moved north and worked as a servant for a Waltham family that encouraged women’s employment, women’s engagement in politics and the women’s vote. There is no known record of her own thoughts on voting rights. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597761959243-SMGSJRK7DDJ4HF52FZNR/Helena+Dudley+possibly.png Partners in Protest Pop-Up Exhibit - Helena Dudley, social worker, labor organizer & pacifist Pro-suffrage ally, social worker, labor organizer, pacifist https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597763185251-L2RLD6NE8VUUY26NQO02/image-asset.jpeg Partners in Protest Pop-Up Exhibit - Evelyn Sears, tennis pro Sears, first cousin and neighbor of Ethel Paine, briefly led the Mass Anti-suffrage Association, prioritizing women’s traditional sphere of influence within the home over their equal rights. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583786742549-4O4LWE7E2WHCPOCVN984/MH-Logo2018-Print-6in_Blue.png Partners in Protest Pop-Up Exhibit https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583786770056-21HYWS50ORB4P7CJ26LC/MH-TheVote-Logo-Screen-1200px_Base.jpg Partners in Protest Pop-Up Exhibit https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1582745462371-OJCAED4EG61UP3U05JC0/MCC_Logo_RGB_NoTag.jpg Partners in Protest Pop-Up Exhibit https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1616085688069-6UNVPCNI4JBOMNCA8DX4/492116a0-9461-4e36-abe1-7839665460ff.jpg Partners in Protest Pop-Up Exhibit - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. http://stonehurstwaltham.org/ethel-paine daily 0.75 2021-01-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597855319678-ZYGXW03RDCFUTC45UJK8/04C+hampton+women+cropped.jpg Ethel Paine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597761226602-L30PGNPXAC7WIDEJR4IO/image-asset.jpeg Ethel Paine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583786742549-4O4LWE7E2WHCPOCVN984/MH-Logo2018-Print-6in_Blue.png Ethel Paine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583860635903-54KL6DSUJFM3PTK68AWB/MH-TheVote-Logo-Screen-1200px_Slogan.jpg Ethel Paine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1582745462371-OJCAED4EG61UP3U05JC0/MCC_Logo_RGB_NoTag.jpg Ethel Paine http://stonehurstwaltham.org/emma-jennings daily 0.75 2022-05-17 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597952642089-I9U3DBBS6Z1LHOHXRHHK/Mary+Emma+Jennings+Mary+Banks+Waltham.jpg Emma Jennings https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597761567125-6HDBFKE09C44R9SQP78S/Mary+Emma+Jennings+Deer+Isle.jpg Emma Jennings Emma Jennings, Deer Island, Maine, Nathaniel Banks Collection, Waltham Public Library https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1604336856513-RCQWGTD0N3ZP2TU96KEH/Holland-MaudeBanks.jpg Emma Jennings Maude Banks as Joan of Arc https://broadway.cas.sc.edu/content/maude-banks https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597953288034-CDTZP79H7BAVUU3FHM93/8602398799_f3bddd237d_b.jpg Emma Jennings John Henry Adams, “Women to the Rescue!” The Crisis (May 1916): 43. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583786742549-4O4LWE7E2WHCPOCVN984/MH-Logo2018-Print-6in_Blue.png Emma Jennings https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583860635903-54KL6DSUJFM3PTK68AWB/MH-TheVote-Logo-Screen-1200px_Slogan.jpg Emma Jennings https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1582745462371-OJCAED4EG61UP3U05JC0/MCC_Logo_RGB_NoTag.jpg Emma Jennings http://stonehurstwaltham.org/evelyn-sears daily 0.75 2022-05-17 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1598036860752-8H5SZZZSHTE1D6YTSYI7/img.jpeg Evelyn Sears https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597763185251-L2RLD6NE8VUUY26NQO02/image-asset.jpeg Evelyn Sears Evelyn Sears, Stonehurst Archives https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583786742549-4O4LWE7E2WHCPOCVN984/MH-Logo2018-Print-6in_Blue.png Evelyn Sears https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583860635903-54KL6DSUJFM3PTK68AWB/MH-TheVote-Logo-Screen-1200px_Slogan.jpg Evelyn Sears https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1582745462371-OJCAED4EG61UP3U05JC0/MCC_Logo_RGB_NoTag.jpg Evelyn Sears http://stonehurstwaltham.org/ida-annah-ryan daily 0.75 2021-02-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1598378436767-N3G4JS18X12P5X5A6UML/img+%282%29.jpeg Ida Annah Ryan https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597763632786-J3KZPIO9ZR2NFTEU8R4W/image-asset.jpeg Ida Annah Ryan Ida Annah Ryan, Boston Globe, 1913 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1614023695245-OVK6ST5RKN4CH2Q2X00W/Class-1892-w-Maude-Banks-Anna-Ryan-combined.jpg Ida Annah Ryan Ida Annah Ryan with the Waltham High School Class of 1892. (middle row, third from right). Courtesy of the Waltham Historical Society. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1614024348417-S20IN2O240PXQTCJY097/Sam-Patch-WHS-Ryan-Dwg-grey-IMG_003%2Bcropped%2Bto%2Bsignature.jpg Ida Annah Ryan https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1614023923112-0TBOKM6D8IURP4CMPX48/Sam-Patch-WHS-Ryan-Dwg-grey-IMG_003.jpg Ida Annah Ryan Waltham Public Schools Annual Report, 1901. Courtesy of the Waltham Historical Society. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583860487677-IGY4IZ960NCA259IRCAM/MH-Logo2018-Print-6in_Blue.png Ida Annah Ryan https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583786770056-21HYWS50ORB4P7CJ26LC/MH-TheVote-Logo-Screen-1200px_Base.jpg Ida Annah Ryan https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1582745462371-OJCAED4EG61UP3U05JC0/MCC_Logo_RGB_NoTag.jpg Ida Annah Ryan http://stonehurstwaltham.org/partners-in-protest-pop-up-exhibit-1 daily 0.75 2020-08-31 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597760644758-VDLML40U7KJ7FJLHDG65/IMG_3981.JPG Partners in Protest Pop-Up Exhibit (Copy) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1598448771101-RPJ9O21M46L21YRQ86TW/Historical%252BSociety%252BSuffrage%252BFloat%252Bcropped.jpg Partners in Protest Pop-Up Exhibit (Copy) Suffragists on Main Street, Waltham, Mass. June 1919. Courtesy of the Waltham Historical Society. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597339260460-T5GJX5CNWQOY0KM3XWL3/Ida+Estelle+Hall Partners in Protest Pop-Up Exhibit (Copy) - Ida "Stella" Hall, teacher & lawyer Hall organized young immigrant working women in Boston nearly a decade before her famous New York peers. After her move to Waltham on the outskirts on the Paine Estate, she taught working students in the evening schools. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597409918919-WGUKJWHJGDNK1YPEQG7N/Amy%252BActon%25252C%252BBoston_Herald_1905-04-09_50%25252B%252525281%25252529.jpg Partners in Protest Pop-Up Exhibit (Copy) - Amy Acton, lawyer Acton presented bill after bill on laws affecting women and children for the Mass Woman Suffrage Association. The home she shared with Dr. Eloise Sears near the Watch Factory was a hub for the suffrage movement in Waltham. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597763632786-J3KZPIO9ZR2NFTEU8R4W/image-asset.jpeg Partners in Protest Pop-Up Exhibit (Copy) - Ida Annah Ryan, architect Ryan received unwanted press coverage when her appointment as Building Inspector shook up the status quo. She designed suffrage floats as well as buildings & was Luscomb’s professional partner. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597338599262-W4U4YPQWGKCGO30KD87M/Florence%2BLuscomb%252C%2BBoston%2BGlobe%252C%2B8%2BJuly%2B1913.jpg Partners in Protest Pop-Up Exhibit (Copy) - Florence Luscomb, political activist & architect Luscomb was the youngest & most visible of Waltham’s suffragists who used open-air speeches, dramatic spectacle, and her artistic talent to attract press coverage and win over the public. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597761226602-L30PGNPXAC7WIDEJR4IO/image-asset.jpeg Partners in Protest Pop-Up Exhibit (Copy) - Ethel Paine, philanthropist, pacifist & activist Paine descended from a signer of the Declaration of Independence & believed deeply in the equality of all people. She supported social justice for workers, African-Americans & women. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597761567125-6HDBFKE09C44R9SQP78S/Mary+Emma+Jennings+Deer+Isle.jpg Partners in Protest Pop-Up Exhibit (Copy) - Emma Jennings, formerly enslaved servant After obtaining her freedom, Jennings moved north and worked as a servant for a Waltham family that encouraged women’s employment, women’s engagement in politics and the women’s vote. There is no known record of her own thoughts on voting rights. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597761959243-SMGSJRK7DDJ4HF52FZNR/Helena+Dudley+possibly.png Partners in Protest Pop-Up Exhibit (Copy) - Helena Dudley, social worker, labor organizer & pacifist Pro-suffrage ally, social worker, labor organizer, pacifist https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597763185251-L2RLD6NE8VUUY26NQO02/image-asset.jpeg Partners in Protest Pop-Up Exhibit (Copy) - Evelyn Sears, tennis pro Sears, first cousin and neighbor of Ethel Paine, briefly led the Mass Anti-suffrage Association, prioritizing women’s traditional sphere of influence within the home over their equal rights. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583786742549-4O4LWE7E2WHCPOCVN984/MH-Logo2018-Print-6in_Blue.png Partners in Protest Pop-Up Exhibit (Copy) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583786770056-21HYWS50ORB4P7CJ26LC/MH-TheVote-Logo-Screen-1200px_Base.jpg Partners in Protest Pop-Up Exhibit (Copy) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1582745462371-OJCAED4EG61UP3U05JC0/MCC_Logo_RGB_NoTag.jpg Partners in Protest Pop-Up Exhibit (Copy) http://stonehurstwaltham.org/anxious-to-vote-biographies daily 0.75 2021-06-15 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600454753181-UBRQWPOLJBUB64MI1F8Y/Noon+Hour%2C+Waltham+Watch+Factory%2C+Waltham+Historical+Society+postcard.jpg Anxious to Vote Biographies https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600452884646-DDVHJ9UKRGHWSAE05ZD1/image-asset.jpeg Anxious to Vote Biographies - BIOGRAPHIES ANXIOUS TO VOTE: STUDENTS, WORKERS AND THE FIGHT FOR WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE A curriculum and public education project, 2020 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583786742549-4O4LWE7E2WHCPOCVN984/MH-Logo2018-Print-6in_Blue.png Anxious to Vote Biographies https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583786770056-21HYWS50ORB4P7CJ26LC/MH-TheVote-Logo-Screen-1200px_Base.jpg Anxious to Vote Biographies https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1582745462371-OJCAED4EG61UP3U05JC0/MCC_Logo_RGB_NoTag.jpg Anxious to Vote Biographies http://stonehurstwaltham.org/anxious-to-vote-time-capsule daily 0.75 2021-02-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600454753181-UBRQWPOLJBUB64MI1F8Y/Noon+Hour%2C+Waltham+Watch+Factory%2C+Waltham+Historical+Society+postcard.jpg Anxious to Vote Time Capsule https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600452884646-DDVHJ9UKRGHWSAE05ZD1/image-asset.jpeg Anxious to Vote Time Capsule - 1920 VOTING RIGHTS TIME CAPSULE ANXIOUS TO VOTE: STUDENTS, WORKERS AND THE FIGHT FOR WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE A curriculum and public education project, 2020 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1605642375269-1FYB9T7QAMMZ3EB5VD4L/unnamed+%281%29.jpg Anxious to Vote Time Capsule https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583786742549-4O4LWE7E2WHCPOCVN984/MH-Logo2018-Print-6in_Blue.png Anxious to Vote Time Capsule https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583786770056-21HYWS50ORB4P7CJ26LC/MH-TheVote-Logo-Screen-1200px_Base.jpg Anxious to Vote Time Capsule https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1582745462371-OJCAED4EG61UP3U05JC0/MCC_Logo_RGB_NoTag.jpg Anxious to Vote Time Capsule http://stonehurstwaltham.org/anxious-to-vote-educator-resources daily 0.75 2021-02-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600454753181-UBRQWPOLJBUB64MI1F8Y/Noon+Hour%2C+Waltham+Watch+Factory%2C+Waltham+Historical+Society+postcard.jpg Anxious to Vote Educator Resources https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600452884646-DDVHJ9UKRGHWSAE05ZD1/image-asset.jpeg Anxious to Vote Educator Resources - FOR EDUCATORS ANXIOUS TO VOTE: STUDENTS, WORKERS AND THE FIGHT FOR WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE A curriculum and public education project, 2020 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1600877643454-06DRWCUI26U004NH4NM2/image-asset.jpeg Anxious to Vote Educator Resources - Ballot Box, Chicago, 1912. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583786742549-4O4LWE7E2WHCPOCVN984/MH-Logo2018-Print-6in_Blue.png Anxious to Vote Educator Resources https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583786770056-21HYWS50ORB4P7CJ26LC/MH-TheVote-Logo-Screen-1200px_Base.jpg Anxious to Vote Educator Resources https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1582745462371-OJCAED4EG61UP3U05JC0/MCC_Logo_RGB_NoTag.jpg Anxious to Vote Educator Resources http://stonehurstwaltham.org/helena-dudley daily 0.75 2021-01-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1603996953503-C5DY12OOLWY9TARZ5LKL/tumblr_inline_otlwl33voo1r8k48t_1280.jpg Helena Dudley https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597761959243-SMGSJRK7DDJ4HF52FZNR/Helena+Dudley+possibly.png Helena Dudley https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1603997657269-XP9LHSGE5HNG2Y1YZKUG/43317377.jpg Helena Dudley Denison House Headquarters, 93 Tyler Street, Boston, Mass. Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1603993710140-ZIUMUXG66MBUZTQAYPHQ/Screenshot+%28416%29.png Helena Dudley from Robert A. Woods, The City Wilderness: A Settlement Study, 1898. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1603996026289-01QRMD3U7WOKZH8MFFLR/download+%283%29.png Helena Dudley Armenian embroidery, “Folk Handicraft” purse, Denison House, ca. 1917. National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1603995356717-J9SQU69SS9Y6OJD81CLX/1476404.jpg Helena Dudley Children in the backyard of Denison House, 1915. Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583786742549-4O4LWE7E2WHCPOCVN984/MH-Logo2018-Print-6in_Blue.png Helena Dudley https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583860635903-54KL6DSUJFM3PTK68AWB/MH-TheVote-Logo-Screen-1200px_Slogan.jpg Helena Dudley https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1582745462371-OJCAED4EG61UP3U05JC0/MCC_Logo_RGB_NoTag.jpg Helena Dudley http://stonehurstwaltham.org/young-womens-political-club daily 0.75 2021-01-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1597338982373-SI6WNYTB1I6YN602DZSW/img+%284%29.jpg Young Women's Political Club https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1611068851691-5Y6U8SQTTKBQRJU375LS/img+%284%29.jpg Young Women's Political Club https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1601315334361-WD0Z9V4JDVW9S6SBTHTV/image-asset.png Young Women's Political Club https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1611587859466-KENOATX9XG0VIHLFK9KN/Screenshot+%28466%29.png Young Women's Political Club https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1611071871229-4JHD8D6FMKQNWYVEYS7K/19450ae2-523d-48d7-9b56-da3bc4b0b0ef.jpg Young Women's Political Club - Sarah Gorney, Vice President Vice President https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1611071980322-J07QQJMAR8LHFI1IWL12/Screenshot+%28459%29.png Young Women's Political Club - Rebecca Reisman, member Member, tobacco stripper https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1611072167149-AS471XU8HB2JYMSB7L3W/img+%286%29.jpg Young Women's Political Club - Haidee Kaminsky, Secretary Secretary https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1611072273478-HNIG1BGU0MAXA07N0Q3U/Screenshot+%28132%29.png Young Women's Political Club - Ida Estelle Hall, President President https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583860487677-IGY4IZ960NCA259IRCAM/MH-Logo2018-Print-6in_Blue.png Young Women's Political Club https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583786770056-21HYWS50ORB4P7CJ26LC/MH-TheVote-Logo-Screen-1200px_Base.jpg Young Women's Political Club https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1582745462371-OJCAED4EG61UP3U05JC0/MCC_Logo_RGB_NoTag.jpg Young Women's Political Club http://stonehurstwaltham.org/haidee-kaminsky daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1611076896290-96I9RFVBLOSZ6EWYHH47/img+%286%29.jpg Haidee Kaminksy https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1611076896290-96I9RFVBLOSZ6EWYHH47/img+%286%29.jpg Haidee Kaminksy Haidee Kaminsky Boston Globe, May 1902 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1611068851691-5Y6U8SQTTKBQRJU375LS/img+%284%29.jpg Haidee Kaminksy https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583860487677-IGY4IZ960NCA259IRCAM/MH-Logo2018-Print-6in_Blue.png Haidee Kaminksy https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583786770056-21HYWS50ORB4P7CJ26LC/MH-TheVote-Logo-Screen-1200px_Base.jpg Haidee Kaminksy https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1582745462371-OJCAED4EG61UP3U05JC0/MCC_Logo_RGB_NoTag.jpg Haidee Kaminksy http://stonehurstwaltham.org/sarah-gorney daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1611068292590-8DXBXFTJI3WKJJFBR3NL/image-asset.jpeg Sarah Gorney - Sarah Gorney (Copy) Young Women’s Political Club, Boston https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1611071871229-4JHD8D6FMKQNWYVEYS7K/19450ae2-523d-48d7-9b56-da3bc4b0b0ef.jpg Sarah Gorney Sarah Gorney, ca. 1902. ancestry.com https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1611074475800-LNQ3H4CMQBHCGG444VBA/Class+of+Wells+School%2C+dresses+made+by+themselves Sarah Gorney Class of Wells School, wearing “dresses made by themselves,” 1893. Boston Public Library https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1611068851691-5Y6U8SQTTKBQRJU375LS/img+%284%29.jpg Sarah Gorney https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1611670630312-G7TYYRKDDTTWZSVM84DC/Sarah+and+Louis+Raph%27s+wedding.jpg Sarah Gorney Sarah Gorney and Louis Raph’s wedding photo. Courtesy of Lynne Spevack. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583860487677-IGY4IZ960NCA259IRCAM/MH-Logo2018-Print-6in_Blue.png Sarah Gorney https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583786770056-21HYWS50ORB4P7CJ26LC/MH-TheVote-Logo-Screen-1200px_Base.jpg Sarah Gorney https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1582745462371-OJCAED4EG61UP3U05JC0/MCC_Logo_RGB_NoTag.jpg Sarah Gorney http://stonehurstwaltham.org/rebecca-reisman daily 0.75 2021-02-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1611587145467-BC1EPV8UHI1RPYF3PBYW/Screenshot+%28465%29.png Rebecca Reisman https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1611068752623-OLOV6FNMW6PMM0863BM0/Screenshot+%28459%29.png Rebecca Reisman https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1611077577204-1L7XJ5UE18JA7IMVU65Z/08_02_002447.jpg Rebecca Reisman Chambers Street, Boston’s West End, 1910. Boston Public Library https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1611079453395-XLRKJHQITBDZNS1EGN6A/whittle+and+copes+cigar+factory%2Cnorfolk+st%2Cc1900.jpg Rebecca Reisman Whittle and Copes Cigar Factory, Norfolk St., Boston, ca. 1900. from Bostonpastblogspot.com https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1611587859466-KENOATX9XG0VIHLFK9KN/Screenshot+%28466%29.png Rebecca Reisman “The Maelstrom at Ward Eight,” in the Boston municipal convention of 1901, Boston Globe, 16 Nov 1901, p. 4. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583860487677-IGY4IZ960NCA259IRCAM/MH-Logo2018-Print-6in_Blue.png Rebecca Reisman https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583786770056-21HYWS50ORB4P7CJ26LC/MH-TheVote-Logo-Screen-1200px_Base.jpg Rebecca Reisman https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1582745462371-OJCAED4EG61UP3U05JC0/MCC_Logo_RGB_NoTag.jpg Rebecca Reisman http://stonehurstwaltham.org/hannah-webster daily 0.75 2022-05-17 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1611069413860-2XAADM9YIKYQ5KU9XZ1U/41f5bda6-1035-40b9-aac1-0e42fd6a855d.jpg Hannah Webster - Hannah Webster (Copy) Class of 1919, Waltham High School https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1611086203604-1OWYPLR6WB9JTHYX3F77/Hannah%2BWebster.jpg Hannah Webster Hannah Webster The Mirror, Waltham High School class of 1919 yearbook, Waltham Public Library https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1611086112635-JUJSXT2HW3M0X8FK4E0E/1245269.jpg Hannah Webster https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583860487677-IGY4IZ960NCA259IRCAM/MH-Logo2018-Print-6in_Blue.png Hannah Webster https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1583786770056-21HYWS50ORB4P7CJ26LC/MH-TheVote-Logo-Screen-1200px_Base.jpg Hannah Webster https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1582745462371-OJCAED4EG61UP3U05JC0/MCC_Logo_RGB_NoTag.jpg Hannah Webster http://stonehurstwaltham.org/master-builder daily 0.75 2021-10-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1609861639181-GSAROINEQYF8MX9S86BK/image-asset.jpeg Master Builder Edward F. Miller https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1615816011744-P5H4QUHJ8LOZLKJBOBZ0/Salem_Register_1857-01-15_%5B3%5D.png Master Builder Edward F. Miller https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1614967909415-TG31SA2U7QKI63HCBDDE/phoca_thumb_l_ti-2-frontispiece.jpg Master Builder Edward F. Miller https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1614947284221-AGZD7SZ0ZY5I3AW756KV/1929SparDkReplace.jpg Master Builder Edward F. Miller Edward F. Miller helped restore the USS Constitution in the 19th century. This photo dates from a later restoration in 1929. USS Constitution Museum. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1614946548725-4UHQ0RFRE35KNV7GUVA5/1b9996a9-3ad0-4cf1-b833-f2066b230157_570.jpg Master Builder Edward F. Miller Taria Topan, built by Edward F. Miller, master builder, painting by WP Stubbs, 1881, in a private collection. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1614962416763-O8BH9AEBIOV0UQ94QDPX/UnusualRoom.jpg Master Builder Edward F. Miller Reproduction of the cabin of the Taria Topan by E.F. Miller, now the Salem Marine Society headquarters. “Ship’s Cabin: New England’s Most Unusual Room,” Yankee Magazine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1616085739949-8J0KF0UNB8RG8UY45Q7H/MCC_Logo_RGB_NoTag.jpg Master Builder Edward F. Miller https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1616085688069-6UNVPCNI4JBOMNCA8DX4/492116a0-9461-4e36-abe1-7839665460ff.jpg Master Builder Edward F. Miller http://stonehurstwaltham.org/wood-turners daily 0.75 2021-10-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1609861001500-RW7R7QTYSEF08URKS0FP/112+Stonehurst+screen+detail+Thomas+Lang+2007.jpg Egyptian wood turners, Mashrabiya and the screens they inspired https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1616696683929-GEQKUICOLCALJKRMZNKU/116+capital+with+shadows+Lang+2008.jpeg Egyptian wood turners, Mashrabiya and the screens they inspired Filtered light and shadows of Richardson’s screens at Stonehurst. Photo by Thomas P. Lang. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1616689477151-OOZ28IWSQ2U3SK2YM96Z/E74+Cairo%2C+RTPaine+photo+album%2C+Stonehurst+Archives..jpg Egyptian wood turners, Mashrabiya and the screens they inspired Mashrabiya in Cairo, Robert Treat Paine and Lydia Lyman Paine Photo Album, 1890, from the Stonehurst Archives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1616696212343-APSS3KJL7V9X9G4C63V7/images+%281%29.jpeg Egyptian wood turners, Mashrabiya and the screens they inspired Edwin Lord Weeks. Interior of La Torre des Infantas illustrating the legend of the three Moorish princesses in Washington Irving’s The Alhambra, ca. 1880. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1617038086189-O16CON0ZFZFY7X6ERH2J/Screenshot+%28478%29.png Egyptian wood turners, Mashrabiya and the screens they inspired The Sphinx, vol. 30, no. 506 (April 14, 1923), p 707 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1616691923698-FE9C2FH7Z6LXIVH7U8RZ/DSC_1124.jpg Egyptian wood turners, Mashrabiya and the screens they inspired View from the Butler’s Pantry through the mashrabiya to the Dining Room at Stonehurst. Photo by Thomas P. Lang. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1616691830875-51JP0DNXX2JDJ2QL6LDT/Stonehurst+dining+room+furnished+mashrabiya+Tom+Lang+photo+2012 Egyptian wood turners, Mashrabiya and the screens they inspired View from the Dining Room to the Butler’s Pantry at Stonehurst. Photo by Thomas P. Lang. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1616694548536-PWMPODTYU7AKD4B4G3Q0/HHR+in+chair.+Courtesy+of+Shepley+Bulfinch+Richardson+and+Abbott.jpg Egyptian wood turners, Mashrabiya and the screens they inspired H. H. Richardson in a chair that seems to incorporate an actual mashrabiya. Courtesy of Shepley Bulfinch Richardson and Abbott. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1616085739949-8J0KF0UNB8RG8UY45Q7H/MCC_Logo_RGB_NoTag.jpg Egyptian wood turners, Mashrabiya and the screens they inspired https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1616085688069-6UNVPCNI4JBOMNCA8DX4/492116a0-9461-4e36-abe1-7839665460ff.jpg Egyptian wood turners, Mashrabiya and the screens they inspired http://stonehurstwaltham.org/craftsmen daily 0.75 2021-04-07 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1613160019616-47K59NWI2DZNIDDRIF3W/116+fireplace+and+built+in+47+Lang+2007.jpg Craftsmen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56cdc5ba2fe13126751fa252/1616687060723-LMZ2VQKED1NAP1LBXYZ4/14053978_1784083205168880_1196989607879969981_n.jpg Craftsmen Architect H.H. 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