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Guide to

Eleanor Cabot Bradley Papers, 1897-1999

BE.MS.Coll.1

by Laura Kitchings

June 2014

Last updated: July 2014

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Eleanor Cabot Bradley Papers - 2

Extent: 28 boxes, 3 oversize boxes

Other storage formats: 2 Broadside Cabinet small folders, 3 Broadside Cabinet large folders

Linear feet: 14.5

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ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION

PROVENANCE Acquired with the bequest of the Eleanor Cabot Bradley Estate, 1991.

OWNERSHIP & LITERARY RIGHTS The Eleanor Cabot Bradley Papers are the physical property of The Trustees of Reservations.

Literary rights, including copyright, belong to the authors or their legal heirs and assigns.

CITE AS The Eleanor Cabot Bradley Papers. The Trustees of Reservations, Archives & Research Center.

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS This collection is open for research. Original negatives are stored separately.

ELEANOR CABOT BRADLEY (1893-1990)

Eleanor Cabot Bradley was born 24 September 1893 in Cohasset, Massachusetts to Godfrey Lowell

Cabot (26 February 1861 - 2 November 1962) and Maria Buckminster Moors (21 April 1866 - 5

November 1934), who married on 23 June 1890 in Cohasset, Massachusetts. Godfrey Lowell Cabot

was the son of Samuel Cabot (1815-1885) and Hannah Lowell Jackson (1820-1879). Maria

Buckminster Moors was the daughter of Joseph Benjamin Moors (1831-1909) and Mary Buckminster

Jones (1835-1913).

Eleanor Cabot Bradley attended classes in Landscape Architecture at Cambridge School of

Architecture and Landscape Architecture and Radcliffe College throughout her life without earning a

degree. She also attended horticultural workshops at the Arnold Arboretum and the Massachusetts

Horticultural Society. She was an active leader in Boston area gardening organizations, most notably a

president of the Noanett Garden Club and a member of the Arnold Arboretum Visiting Committee,

a group that reported on Arboretum activities for the Harvard University Board of Overseers.

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Eleanor Cabot Bradley married Ralph Bradley, who became an executive at the Cabot Corporation

on 16 August 1919. Ralph Bradley was born on 21 June 1888 in Williamstown, Massachusetts to

Reverend Levett and Susan Hinkley and spent his childhood in Pennsylvania. He died in 1970 in

Manchester, Massachusetts.

Ralph and Eleanor Cabot Bradley had four children: Elizabeth (b. 1920), John (b. 1922), Hannah (b.

1926), and Arthur (b. 1932), who died in childhood. By Eleanor Cabot Bradley’s death in August

1990, she had eleven grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren.

In 1945, Ralph and Eleanor Cabot Bradley acquired her family’s estate named Cherry Hill. They had

purchased a Hancock, New Hampshire farm in 1936; however, Cherry Hill was closer to Boston

where her father lived. From 1948 to 1962, Ralph and Eleanor Cabot Bradley lived during the week

in Boston with Eleanor’s father, Godfrey Lowell Cabot, spent weekends at Cherry Hill, and summers

at their home on Eaglehead Road in Manchester-by-the-Sea. Following Godfrey Lowell Cabot’s death

in 1962, the couple lived full-time at Cherry Hill.

Eleanor Cabot Bradley’s grandfather, Samuel Cabot, purchased Cherry Hill in 1865. Upon his death,

his son, Dr. Arthur Tracy Cabot (1852-1912), inherited Cherry Hill and acquired additional acreage

to create a seventy-acre estate. In 1902, he hired architect Charles Platt to design a house on the

property. Upon Arthur Cabot’s death, his wife, Susan Shattuck Cabot, inherited Cherry Hill. By the

time of her death in 1944, Cherry Hill had fallen into disrepair.

After acquiring Cherry Hill, Eleanor Cabot Bradley worked with her husband, as well as caretaker

Reg Harris, to make several improvements, including the development of a woodland walk with a

series of horticultural vignettes and the construction of a Sunken Camellia House. In the 1950s and

1960s Cherry Hill’s boundaries underwent minor changes related to the development of Route 128,

and the purchase by Ralph and Eleanor Cabot Bradley of surrounding lands. Eleanor Cabot Bradley

was actively managing Cherry Hill until her death in 1990.

The Trustees of Reservations acquired Cherry Hill in 1991, renaming it the Eleanor Cabot Bradley

Estate. More information about the property can be found on the Eleanor Cabot Bradley Estate

website (http://www.thetrustees.org/places-to-visit/greater-boston/bradley-estate.html).

DESCRIPTION OF THE PAPERS

The Eleanor Cabot Bradley Papers document the horticultural career of Eleanor Cabot Bradley and

her work on her family’s estate, Cherry Hill. The collection spans the years 1897 to 1999, focusing on

the years 1948 to 1980. The papers are organized into nine series: Correspondence, Funeral

Programs, Organization Records, Written Material, Financial Records, Legal Records, Library,

Photographic Material, and Architectural Plans.

Series I, Correspondence, is organized into two subseries: Family Correspondence and Cherry Hill

Correspondence. The first subseries, Family Correspondence, includes letters and copies of letters

about garden planning, travel notes, and genealogical questions.




The second subseries, Cherry Hill Correspondence, includes letters from companies replying to

specific queries sent by Eleanor Cabot Bradley.

Series II, Funeral Programs, consists of printed programs from services commemorating the lives of

Eleanor Cabot Bradley’s family, friends, and acquaintances.

Series III, Organization Records, includes membership lists, meeting notes, and reception guest lists

for related organizations.

Series IV, Written Material, is organized into two subseries: Bradley Family, and Eleanor Cabot

Bradley. The first subseries, Bradley Family, includes a poem written by a family member about the

family’s farm in New Hampshire and a birthday ode to Ralph Bradley.

The second subseries, Eleanor Cabot Bradley, includes her course notes, an autobiographical writing,

and her horticultural notes written on index cards.

Series V, Financial Records, consists of the day-to-day bills and receipts from actively managing the

Cherry Hill. This includes bank statements from Eleanor’s Cabot Bradley’s First National Bank

account, which was used solely to pay bills relating to the Cherry Hill. Many of the folder headings in

this series are the headings used by Eleanor Cabot Bradley.

Series VI, Legal Records consists of three subseries, Legacy Information, Contracts, and Legal Bills and

Correspondence. The first subseries, Legacy Information, consists of Eleanor Cabot Bradley’s will and

information regarding her purchase of a cemetery plot at Mount Auburn Cemetery.

The second subseries, Contracts, includes contracts for work on Cherry Hill.

The third subseries, Legal Bills and Correspondence, focuses on legal matters relating to Cherry Hill,

such as the legal issues surrounding the taking of land for Route 128 and the purchase of additional

land. Ralph and Eleanor Cabot Bradley’s primary attorney was Warren F. Rideout.

Series VII, Library, is organized into two subseries: Magazine Articles, and Booklets. The first

subseries, Magazine Articles, is further subdivided by subject: Garden, Architecture, Interior Design,

Art, Travel, Entertaining, and Family. The folder headings in this subseries are the headings used by

Eleanor Cabot Bradley.

The second subseries, Booklets, includes reports, instructional material, and shopping catalogs. It is

arranged alphabetically by publisher.

Series VIII, Photographic Material, is organized into five subseries by material: Photographs, Aerial

Photographs, Slides, Negatives, and Film. Subseries I, is further divided by subject: People, Cherry

Hill, Art, Travel, and Architecture. Eleanor Cabot Bradley wrote notes on the back of many

photographs. The negatives are in poor condition, reference prints and digital files are provided for

the majority of the negatives.

The second subseries, Aerial Photographs, consists of nine Aerial Photographs of Cherry Hill.




The third subseries, Slides, consists of a water table slide and slides of a staircase.

The fourth subseries, Negatives, includes negatives of travel film and Cherry Hill photographs. The

negatives are in poor condition. Digital and physical reference copies are provided for the majority of

the negatives.

The fifth subseries, Film, consists of a WBUR film reel of an art television program.

Series IX, Architectural Plans and Maps, is organized into four subseries: Blue Line Prints, Blueprints,

Map, and Sketches. The first subseries, Blue Line Prints, includes alteration plans for both Cherry Hill,

and the homes of Eleanor Cabot Bradley’s children.

The second subseries, Blueprints, includes architectural plans for the addition of a four-car garage and

the construction of a bluestone terrace at Cherry Hill.

The third subseries, Sketches, includes Landscape Architecture plans drawn by Eleanor Cabot

Bradley.

The fourth subseries, Map, consists of a large map of Southeastern Massachusetts.



Box Folder Contents Date


Series I. Correspondence

0.25’ (.5 boxes)

Dates: 1917-1982, n.d.

Series I, Correspondence, is organized into two subseries: Personal and Cherry Hill. Each subseries is

arranged alphabetically.

PERSONAL

1 1 Bradley, Eleanor Cabot. To Daughters 1955

1 2 Bradley, Eleanor Cabot. To Ralph Bradley n.d.

1 3 Bradley, Eleanor Cabot. To Virginia Moors 1972

1 4 Bradley, John (b 1922) 1943

1 5 Bradley, John (b. 1922) and Jane 1956-1965

1 6 Bullitt, Judy 1980-1982, n.d.

1 7 Cabot, Godfrey Lowell (1861-1962) 1933

1 8 Cabot, John Moors (1901-1981) 1976

1 9 Cabot, Thomas D. (1897-1995) 1958-1976

CHERRY HILL

1 10 Bench 1917

1 11 Blueberry 1954

1 12 Daylily 1978

1 13 Garden plans 1932

1 14 Italian travel 1967, 1970

1 15 Japanese beetle 1953

1 16 Pasture 1949

1 17 Southern architecture 1955





CHERRY HILL

1 18 Staff hiring correspondence 1963-1964

1 19 Strawberry correspondence 1954

1 20 Water lily 1955

1 21 Wood preservation correspondence 1949

Series II. Funeral Programs

2 folders (.25 boxes)

Dates: 1944-1990

Series II. Funeral Programs, is arranged alphabetically.

FUNERAL PROGRAMS

1 22 Atwood, Mrs. David E. (d. 1959) 1959

1 22 Bemis, George Fisher (1899-1971) 1971

1 22 Bemis, Jean (1900-1987) 1987

1 22 Bird, Charles Summer (d. 1980) 1980

1 22 Bradford, Robert Fiske (1902-1983) 1983

1 22 Bundy, Katherine Lawrence (1890-1983) 1983

1 22 Cabot, John Moors (1901-1981) 1981

1 22 Coolidge, Harold Jefferson (1904-1985) 1985

1 22 Coolidge, John T. (d. 1984) 1984

1 22 Forbes, Alexander (d. 1965) 1965

1 22 Forbes, Elizabeth Livermore (1909-1977) 1977

1 22 Forbes, Serita Bartlett (d. 1983) 1983

1 22 Henderson, George (1922-1988) 1988





FUNERAL PROGRAMS

1 22 Hofer, Philip (1898-1984) 1984

1 23 Lamb, Aimee (1893-1989) 1989

1 23 Lewis, Muriel Gurdon Saltonstall (1896-1990) 1990

1 23 Lombard, Laurence Manuel (1895-1985) 1985

1 23 Lowell, Charlotte Loring (1897-1984) 1984

1 23 Lowell, Ralph (d. 1978) 1978

1 23 Lyman, Elizabeth (d. 1982) 1982

1 23 Moors, Arthur Wendell (1949) 1949

1 23 Moors, Virginia Fisher (1949) 1944

1 23 Morison, Samuel Eliot (d. 1976) 1976

1 23 Nelson, Harris Joseph (d. 1978) 1978

I 23 Paine, Ellen Eliot (1894-1987) 1987

1 23 Peabody, Amelia (1890-1984) 1984

1 23 Prince, Marjorie B. (d. 1980) 1980

1 23 Proctor, Thomas Emerson (1898-1973) 1973

1 23 Richardson, Hope Hemenway (1887-1975) 1975

1 23 Richardson, John (1886-1976 1976

1 23 Rowe, Dorothy Snowden 1964

1 23 Simonds, Henry Gouverneur and Julia Lyman 1978

1 23 Spaulding, Josiah Augustus (1922-1983) 1983

1 23 Thompson, Randall (1899-1984) 1984

1 23 Warren, Cora Lyman 1983





FUNERAL PROGRAMS

1 23 Wylde, Emilie (1904-1990) 1990

Series III. Organization Records

1.75’ (1.5 boxes)

Dates: 1961-1983, n.d.

Series III, Organization Records, is arranged alphabetically by organization.

ORGANIZATION RECORDS

1 24 1912-1913 Sewing Circle. Membership list 1973

1 25 American Rhododendron Society.

Massachusetts Chapter. Retail nursery list 1976

Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University

1 26 Meeting notes 1970

1 27 Membership n.d.

1 28 Newsletter 1973

1 29 Report 1977

1 30 Report 1979

2 1 Boston Hospital for Women. Parkway Division 1976

2 2 Castle Hill Foundation. Certificate 1981

Harvard University

2 3 Board of Overseers 1977

2 4 Summer School 1976

2 5 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. Program 1982

2 6 Massachusetts Horticultural Society. Publication 1969

2 7 Massachusetts State Senator. List 1977





ORGANIZATION RECORDS

Museum of Fine Arts

2 8 Donation Receipt 1964

2 9 Portrait unveiling event 1983

2 10 New England Conservatory. Friends of 1961-1977

2 11 Noanett Garden Club 1961- 1977

2 12 Pan American Society 1979, n.d.

2 13 Parliamentary Law Club 1966

2 14 Planned Parenthood League of Massachusetts 1961

2 15-16 Shirley-Eustis House 1976-1983, n.d.

2 17 Strawberry Bank 1965

2 18 Stratford House 1969-1976

2 19 Unitarian Universalist Association. Reception 1967

for Contessa Vincenzo Visconti

2 20 USS Constitution Museum Foundation. Charter 1976

Membership certificate

Series IV. WRITTEN MATERIAL

0.50’ (1.5 boxes)

2 Oversized Boxes

Dates: 1916-1983, n.d.

Series IV, Written Material, is organized into two subseries: Bradley Family and Eleanor Cabot

Bradley. Each subseries is arranged alphabetically by subject.

BRADLEY FAMILY

3 1 Ralph Bradley safety banquet speech 1947

3 2 Play script n.d.





BRADLEY FAMILY

3 3 Dingle Brook Farm poem n.d.

3 4 Family ode to Ralph Bradley n.d.

ELEANOR CABOT BRADLEY

3 5 1912-1913 Sewing circle notes 1969-1983

3 6 Address book n.d.

3 7 Asparagus planting notes n.d.

3 8 Architecture coursework notes 1916-1918

3 9 Catering notes for unknown event 1977

3 10 Charleston, South Carolina notes n.d.

3 11 Construction I exam n.d.

3 12 Fine Arts notes n.d.

3 13 Forcing bulb notes 1969

3 14 Gardens of Thomas Lee notes n.d.

3 15 Guest List for unknown event n.d.

3 16 Inventory of valuables n.d.

3 17 Iris notes n.d.

3 18 Lilac notes 1957

3 19 Name badge n.d.

3 20 Nina’s party notes 1968

3 21 Nina’s wedding notes 1969

3 22 Personal writing n.d.

3 23 Plant identification 1955-1957





ELEANOR CABOT BRADLEY

3 24 Plant materials used in flower show notes n.d.

4 1 Plant propagation notes 1955, n.d.

4 2 Plant propagation notes. Woody plants n.d.

4 3 Planting diary 1953

4 4 Postcard with sketch n.d.

4 5 Renaissance notes [1st page missing] n.d.

4 6 Travel journal 1927-1951

4 7 Trees and shrubs notes n.d.

4 9 Wine Inventory n.d.

Plant and flower Notes on index Cards n.d.

Stored in: Oversize Box 29

Tree and shrub Notes on index cards n.d.


Series V. FINANCIAL RECORDS

1.5’ (3.5 boxes)

Dates: 1944-1990, n.d.

Series V, Financial Records, is organized alphabetically. The individual folders are organized in reverse

chronological order. Many of the folder headings in this series are the headings used by Eleanor

Cabot Bradley.

4 10 Air conditioner 1988-1990

4 11 Architects bills 1945-1969

4 12 Barns and greenhouse 1946-1956

4 13 Barns and greenhouse 1957-1969





FINANCIAL RECORDS

4 14 Cherry Hill alterations 1946

5 1 Cherry Hill alterations 1947-1968-1970

5 2 Cherry Hill alterations 1948-1949






5 8-9 Cottage 1980-1948

5 10 Electrolux purchase 1988

5 11 Excise tax 1954-1971

First National Bank

5 12 Letter 1961

5 13 Statement 1962 Sep

5 14 Statement 1963 Sep

5 15 Freezer 1990

6 1-3 Furniture 1947-1970

6 4 Garage 1948

6 5 Generator 1984-1990

6 6 Grounds and farm 1972-1949

6 7 Harris, Reg. House 1956-1966

6 8 Heating system 1946-1972





FINANCIAL RECORDS

6 9 Hen house 1952-1969

7 1 Intercom system 1964-1990

7 2 Insurance 1963-1967

7 3 Japanese stone lanterns 1952-1962

7 4 Japanese stone lanterns 1966-1968

7 6 Jewelry appraisal 1959

7 5 Jeep 1959-1972

7 7 Land survey 1969

7 8 Organ 1968-1972

7 9 Ovens 1986

7 10 Peat products n.d.

7 11 Pickup truck 1988-1989

7 12 Plumbing 1945-1972

7 13 Pond receipts 1952-1969

7 14 Pool 1967

7 15 Porch repairs 1984

7 16 Property valuation 1944

7 17-18 Real estate taxes 1946-1973

7 19 Refrigerator 1986

8 1 Roofing 1946-1983

8 2 Sculpture 1955





FINANCIAL RECORDS

8 3 Security system 1971

8 4 Serviceman contact information n.d.

8 5 Silver inventory 1970

8 6 Studio addition 1959-1983

8 7 Whirlpool service contract 1990

Series VI. Legal Records

0.25’ (.5 box)

Dates: 1918-1972

Series VI. Legal Records is organized into three subseries: Legacy Information, Contracts, and Legal

Bills and Correspondence. Each subseries is arranged chronologically

LEGACY INFORMATION

8 8 Eleanor Cabot Bradley will 1966

8 9 Cemetery plot purchase. Mount Auburn Cemetery 1957

CONTRACTS

8 10 Cunningham, Mary P. 1918

8 11 Frank L. and Charles E. Whitcomb Inc. 1945

8 12 Garage. Malcolm A. LeFevre Contractor 1948

8 13 Tavern. Malcolm A. LeFevre Contractor 1948

8 14 Staff hiring letter 1968

LEGAL BILLS AND CORRESPONDENCE

8 15 Bills and correspondence 1948-1950

8 16-17 Bills and correspondence 1955





LEGAL BILLS AND CORRESPONDENCE

9 1 Bills and correspondence 1956




9 5 Bills and correspondence 1969


Series VII. Library

9.25’ (18.5 boxes)

Dates: 1919-1983, n.d.

Series VII, Library, is organized into two subseries: Magazine Articles, and Booklets. The first

subseries, Magazine Articles, is further subdivided by subject: Garden, Architecture, Interior Design,

Art, Travel, Entertaining, and Family. Each subseries is arranged alphabetically. The second subseries

is arranged alphabetically by publisher.

GARDEN

9 11 Abutilon n.d.

9 12 Acacias 1941, n.d.

9 13 Aconites n.d.

9 14 African violets n.d.

9 15 Allée 1929

9 16 Althea n.d.

9 17 Amaryllis 1956

9 18 American Horticultural Society n.d.

9 19 Anemones n.d.

9 20 Animals. Helpful to garden n.d.





GARDEN

9 21 Annuals n.d.

9 22 Apples 1949, n.d.

9 23 Arboretums n.d.

9 24 Artificial light. Grains, plants n.d.

9 25 Asters 1928, 1954, n.d.

9 26 Azaleas 1953, 1966, n.d.

9 27 Bank house. Shrubs with n.d.

9 28 Banks and slopes n.d.

9 29 Barberries 1962

9 30 Basement garden n.d.

9 31 Beach plums 1949, 1959, n.d.

9 32 Beeches 1962

9 33 Begonias 1958, 1972, n.d.

9 34 Biennials n.d.

9 35 Birches 1962

9 36 Bird baths. Construction and design 1924

9 37 Bird gardens. Planting to attract birds n.d.

9 38 Blueberries 1942, 1953, n.d.

9 39 Bog gardens n.d.

9 40 Borders n.d.

10 1 Botany 1955

10 2 Bougainvillea n.d.





GARDEN

10 3 Boxwood 1957, n.d.

10 4 Bridges 1923

10 5 Brooms. Plans n.d.

10 6 Bulbs for potting and garden 1921-1962, n.d.

10 7 Cactus n.d.

10 8 California gardens n.d.

10 9 Camellias 1948-1957, n.d.

10 10 Campulas 1973, n.d.

10 11 Catch basins n.d.

10 12 Cedars n.d.

10 13 Chaenomeles n.d.

10 14 Cherries 1925, 1950, n.d.

10 15 Chestnuts. Chinese n.d.

10 16 Chinese garden 1933

10 17 Christmas cactus 1965

10 18 Christmas roses 1927

10 19 Chrysanthemums 1921, n.d.

10 20 City apartment gardens

10 21-23 City gardens 1924, n.d.

11 1 Clematis. Large flowered n.d.

11 2 Climate control in garden 1954, n.d.

11 3 Colchicums. Autumn crocus n.d.





GARDEN

11 4 Colonial Williamsburg gardens 1951

11 5 Color schemes. Garden n.d.

11 6 Colored foliage 1954

11 7 Compost pile n.d.

11 8 Conifers 1968

11 9 Cotoneasters 1953, 1955

11 10 Cottage gardens n.d.

11 11 Country estate. Management material, etc. n.d.

11 12 Courtyards n.d.

11 13 Cover crops 1949

11 14 Crab apple 1924-1956

11 15 Crocus n.d.

11 16 Currants n.d.

11 17 Cut flowers 1969

11 18 Cyclamen n.d.

11 19 Dahlia n.d.

11 20 Daisies n.d.

11 21 Dandia 1954

11 22 Daphnes n.d.

11 23 Daylilies n.d.

11 24 Delphiniums n.d.

11 25 Desert vegetation n.d.





GARDEN

11 26 Design in planting n.d.

11 27 Deutzias n.d.

11 28 Discoveries. Weed control, hormones, etc. n.d.

11 29 Diseases of plants n.d.

11 30 Dogwoods n.d.

11 31 Dooryard gardens 1931, n.d.

11 32 Dovecotes 1925, n.d.

11 33 Drainage n.d.

11 34 Dutch gardens n.d.

11 35 Dwarf evergreens n.d.

11 36 Earthworms 1945

11 37 Easy maintenance gardens n.d.

11 38 Edging plants n.d.

11 39 Edible wild plants n.d.

11 40 Elms 1941

11 41 Endive 1959

11 42 English gardens n.d.

12 1 Enkianthus n.d.

12 2 Entrances. Doorways, gates, driveways n.d.

12 3 Eremuri n.d.

12 4 Erynguims. Thistles n.d.

12 5 Espalier n.d.





GARDEN

12 6 Estate gardens 1919. n.d.

12 7 Euonymus family n.d.

12 8 Evening gardens 1957

12 9 Evergreens n.d.

12 10 Fall color 1952

12 11 Fall gardens n.d.

12 12 Ferns 1959

12 13 Fertilizers n.d.

12 14 Florida gardens n.d.

12 15 Flower arrangements in vases n.d.

12 16 Flower shows 1950, n.d.

12 17 Flowering trees and shrubs n.d.

12 18 Flowers. 16th century n.d.

12 19 Foliage sprays 1953

12 20 Forcing n.d.

12 21 Foreign gardens n.d.

12 22 Forestry n.d.

12 23 Formal gardens n.d.

12 24 Forsythia n.d.

12 25 Foundation planting n.d.

12 26 Fountains 1924, n.d.

12 27 Foxgloves n.d.





GARDEN

12 28 Fragrant gardens n.d.

12 29 Framing the garden. Formal n.d.

12 30 Freesias n.d.

12 31 French gardens n.d.

12 32 Fruited shrubs n.d.

12 33 Fuchsias n.d.

12 34 Fungus n.d.

12 35 Furniture for garden n.d.

12 36 Gadgets for garden 1947

12 37 Garden clubs n.d.

12 38 Gardens. Far East n.d.

13 1 Garden gates n.d.

13 2 Gardens of John Quincy Adams n.d.

13 3 Gardens. Northern n.d.

13 4 Garden plans n.d.

13 5 Garden sculptures n.d.

13 6 Garden structures n.d.

13 7 Garden walls n.d.

13 8 Garden work containers n.d.

13 9 Gardonia n.d.

13 10 Gateways n.d.

13 11 Gentians n.d.





GARDEN

13 12 Gerberas n.d.

13 13 German gardens n.d.

13 14 Gibberellin 1958

13 15 Gladiolus 1960

13 16 Glorisoa n.d.

13 17 Gloxinas n.d.

13 18 “Good Enough” household flowers n.d.

13 19 Grapes n.d.

13 20 Gray gardens n.d.

13 21 Greek gardens n.d.

13 22 Green gardens n.d.

13 23 Greenhouse plants n.d.

13 24 Ground covers n.d.

13 25 Hamamelis 1963

13 26 Hanging baskets. Material for n.d.

13 27 Hardiness 1940

13 28 Harvard forest 1957

13 29 Hawaii gardens n.d.

13 30 Hawthorn 1962

13 31 Heather 1957

13 32 Hedges 1921-1967, n.d.

13 33 Herb gardens n.d.





GARDEN

13 34 Hibiscus 1966

13 35 Hillside garden n.d.

13 36 Hollies 1954, 1955, n.d.

13 37 Honeysuckle 1962, n.d.

14 1 Houseplants n.d.

14 2 Hurricane damage 1954

14 3 Hybrids n.d.

14 4 Hydrangea 1964, 1965, n.d.

14 5 Ikebana n.d.

14 6 Ilex 1960

14 7 Indian gardens. East Indian n.d.

14 8 Insect pests n.d.

14 9 Insecticides. DDT, etc. n.d.

14 10 Iris n.d.

14 11 Ironwork in garden n.d.

14 12 Italian gardens n.d.

14 13 Ivy. English etc. n.d.

14 14 Japanese gardens 1960, n.d.

14 15 Jars n.d.

14 16 Jasmine 1965

14 17 Key to wildflower families 1954

14 18 Kitchen gardens n.d.





GARDEN

14 19 Koelreuteria. Golden Rain Tree 195

14 20 Korean plants n.d.

14 21 Labels for garden 1964

14 22 Lady bug 1961

14 23 Lakes. Naturalistic and artificial n.d.

14 24 Lampposts in garden n.d.

14 25 Landscape design n.d.

14 26 Larkspur n.d.

14 27 Lawns n.d.

14 28 Leucthoe Fontesiana 1963

14 29 Lighting the garden n.d.

14 30 Lighting the grounds n.d.

14 31 Lilacs 1947-1964

14 32 Lilies n.d.

14 33 Lindens n.d.

14 34 Liquidambar 1961

14 35 Living rocks n.d.

15 1 Locust tree n.d.

15 2 Lonicera 1960

15 3 Lotus n.d.

15 4 Low upkeep gardens 1956, n.d.

15 5 Lycoris squamigera n.d.





GARDEN

15 6 Magnolia family n.d.

15 7 Mahonias 1958

15 8 Manures. Green n.d.

15 9 Maples n.d.

15 10 Medieval gardens. European n.d.

15 11 Melons n.d.

15 12 Metasequoia 1951

15 13 Midseason flowering trees and shrubs n.d.

15 14 Modern gardens n.d.

15 15 Moorish gardens 1927, n.d.

15 16 Mulches 1953

15 17 Mulleins 1933, 1944, n.d.

15 18 Mushrooms 1942

15 19 Narcissus n.d.

15 20 Narrow plot. House and gardens 1924

15 21 Naturalistic gardens n.d.

15 22 Needles and cones n.d.

15 23 Nematodes n.d.

15 24 New plant introductions 1931

15 25 North Central States gardens n.d.

15 26 Northern gardens 1963, n.d.

15 27 Northwest gardens. Oregon, Vancouver, etc. n.d.





GARDEN

15 28 Nut trees 1941, 1952 n.d.

15 29 Oaks 1962, n.d.

15 30 Olive family 1965

15 31 Onions n.d.

15 32 Open air theaters n.d.

15 33 Orchards n.d.

15 34 Orchids n.d.

15 35 Ornaments for garden n.d.

15 36 Oyster shell scale n.d.

15 37 Pansies n.d.

15 38 Paths n.d.

15 39 Patios. Garden n.d.

15 40 Peach n.d.

15 41 Pear n.d.

15 42 Peat moss n.d.

15 43 Pendulous trees n.d.

16 1 Peonies 1952

16 2 Perennials n.d.

16 3 Perfumes made from garden n.d.

16 4 Pergola n.d.

16 5 Persian gardens n.d.

16 6 Philadelphus . Mock Orange n.d.





GARDEN

16 7 Philodendrons 1959

16 8 Phlox n.d.

16 9 Pieris 1962

16 10 Plant leaf shapes n.d.

16 11 Plant propagation. Root culling, layering 1951, 1953

16 12 Plant reproduction n.d.

16 13 Planting design n.d.

16 14 Planting guides n.d.

16 15 Pleached alleys planting n.d.

16 16 Plums 1948, n.d.

16 17 Poinsettia 1959

16 18 Poison Ivy n.d.

16 19 Poisonous plants 1956-1966

16 20 Ponds. Farmed fishponds 1983

16 21 Pools. Garden n.d.

16 22 Poppies n.d.

16 23 Pot gardens n.d.

16 24 Potentilla 1955, n.d.

16 25 Potting house and tool house 1920

16 26 Prairie flowers. Native n.d.

16 27 Primroses n.d.

16 28 Propagation plant 1951-1960, n.d.





GARDEN

16 29 Pruning n.d.

16 30 Pyracantha n.d.

16 31 Raspberries 1955, n.d.

16 32 Redwoods n.d.

16 33 Retaining walls n.d.

16 34 Reservations. Patented trees n.d.

16 35 Rhododendrons 1948, n.d.

16 36-40 Rock gardens 1927, 1928, n.d.

17 1 Rose gardens n.d.

17 2 Roses. Brush n.d.

17 3 Roses. Climbing n.d.

17 4 Salvias n.d.

17 5 Sambucus candensis. Elderberry 1963

17 6 Scandinavian gardens n.d.

17 7 Seashore gardens 1961, n.d.

17 8 Shadblows n.d.

17 9 Shady gardens 1957, n.d.

17 10 Shrubbery plantings n.d.

17 11 Shrubs 1935-1960

17 12 Small fruits 1922-1953, n.d.

17 13 Small garden n.d.

17 14 Small trees n.d.





GARDEN

17 15 Soil conditions 1953, n.d.

17 16 South African gardens 1933, n.d.

17 17 Southern gardens. Old south 1926, n.d.

17 18 Southern gardens. Materials for plants n.d.

17 19 Spanish gardens n.d.

17 20 Spireas 1961, n.d.

17 21 Spray schedule 1959, n.d.

17 22 Spring garden 1956-1963, n.d.

17 23 Stewartia 1957

17 24 Strawberries 1924-1967, n.d.

17 25 Street trees n.d.

17 26 Suburban Gardens n.d.

17 27 Summer flowers n.d.

17 28 Sundials n.d.

17 29 Surgery. Tree 1921

17 30 Toadstools 1963, n.d.

17 31 Topiary work n.d.

17 32 Tree legumes 1961

17 33 Tree peony 1959, n.d.

17 34 Trees 1948-1966

18 1 Trellis and lattices n.d.

18 2 Tropical gardens n.d.





GARDEN

18 3 Tropical vegetation n.d.

18 4 Tulips n.d.

18 5 Upkeep. Gardens which take little n.d.

18 6 Upright habit trees 1927, 1940

18 7 Vegetable garden n.d.

18 8 Vegetation. Farthest north n.d.

18 9 Venetian gardens n.d.

18 10 Veronicas n.d.

18 11 Viburnums 1959

18 12 Vines 1957-1962

18 13 Wall gardens 1953, n.d.

18 14 Water gardens 1922, n.d.

18 15 Water lilies 1958, n.d.

18 16 Weeds n.d.

18 17 Wells 1922

18 18 Western wild flowers 1935, n.d.

18 19 Wild flowers 1947-1980, n.d.

18 20 Wild gardens 1926, n.d.

18 21 Windbreaks using plant materials 1951

18 22 Window gardens 1932, n.d.

18 23 Winter gardens and green gardens n.d.

18 24 Winter injuries to plants 1957





GARDEN

18 25 Wisteria n.d.

18 26 Witch hazels 1948

18 27 Woodland Borders n.d.

18 28 Work savers for garden 1949

18 29 Yews 1941, n.d.

ARCHITECTURE

18 30 American gothic architecture n.d.

18 31 Apartments n.d.

19 1 Architecture n.d.

19 2 Attics 1919

19 3 Aviation fields n.d.

19 4 Awnings n.d.

19 5 Balconies 192 3, n.d.

19 6 Barns. Remodeled n.d.

19 7 Barnyards n.d.

19 8 Bathrooms n.d.

19 9 Bedrooms n.d.

19 10 Birdhouses n.d.

19 11 Boathouses n.d.

19 12 Brickwork n.d.

19 13 Building block architecture 1929

19 14 Building. Cutting high cost of n.d.





ARCHITECTURE

19 15 Camps n.d.

19 16 Chapels 1923

19 17 Chimneys n.d.

19 18 Churches n.d.

19 19 Closets n.d.

19 20-22 Colonial architecture 1922-1927, n.d.

19 23 Conservatories n.d.

19 24 Cottages n.d.

19 25 Cottages. Colonial Architecture n.d.

19 26 Doorways n.d.

19 27 Dormer windows n.d.

19 28 Driveways n.d.

19 29 Dutch architecture n.d.

19 30 Dutch Colonial architecture n.d.

19 31 Eating outdoors n.d.

19 32 Empire period or Greek revival n.d.

20 1-2 English architecture 1923-1937

20 3 Expanding houses n.d.

20 4 Fantastic architecture n.d.

20 5 Farm buildings 1920

20 6 Fences 1954, n.d.

20 7 Fireplaces n.d.





ARCHITECTURE

20 8 Fireproofing a house n.d.

20 9 Flower room n.d.

20 10 French architecture n.d.

20 11 French Norman style architecture n.d.

20 12 Friend’s houses in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania n.d.

20 13 Furniture brasses n.d.

20 14 Garden apartments n.d.

20 15 Garden shelters n.d.

20 16 Garages n.d.

20 17 Gates n.d.

20 18 Greek architecture n.d.

20 19 Gutters n.d.

20 20 Halls 1921, 1922

20 21 Houses. Country 1919, n.d.

20 22 Houses. Notable n.d.

20 23 Inns n.d.

20 24 Interiors 1930

20 25 Interiors. Colonial 1919-1922

20 26 Interiors. Federal 1927

20 27 Interiors. Italian 1926, n.d.

21 1 Interiors. Modern n.d.

21 2 Interiors. Oriental n.d.





ARCHITECTURE

21 3 Interiors. Swedish n.d.

21 4 Interiors. Victorian n.d.

.

21 5 Landscape architecture and architect collaborations n.d.

21 6 Maidless house n.d.

21 7 Maryland architecture n.d.

21 8 Medieval architecture n.d.

21 9 Men’s houses n.d.

21 10 Moderate cost homes n.d.

21 11 Modern architecture n.d.

21 12 Modernism in architecture n.d.

21 13 Moldings 1922

21 14 Paneling n.d.

21 15 Pantries 1929

21 16 Paving n.d.

21 16 Picturesque architecture n.d.

21 17 Planning a house n.d.

21 18 Plasterwork 1919

21 19 Playrooms n.d.

21 20 Playing grounds n.d.

21 21 Porches n.d.

21 22 Quoins n.d.

21 23 Regency architecture n.d.





ARCHITECTURE

21 24 Remodeling houses 1929, n.d.

21 25 Road Booths n.d.

21 26 Roofs 1921, n.d.

21 27 Scandinavian architecture n.d.

21 28 Siamese architecture 1960, n.d.

21 29 Silo n.d.

21 30 Sites for houses n.d.

21 31 Skylight 1921

21 32 Slate 1924, 1925, n.d.

21 33 Small houses n.d.

21 34 Sound absorption n.d.

21 35 South African houses n.d.

21 36-37 Southern Colonial architecture 1920-1943

21 38 Southwestern architecture n.d.

21 39 Stairways. Interior n.d.

22 1 Storehouses n.d.

22 2 Stucco n.d.

22 3 Studios n.d.

22 4 Storage. Curtain n.d.

22 5 Suburban houses 1922, n.d.

22 6 Summer camps n.d.

22 7 Summer houses n.d.





ARCHITECTURE

22 8 Swimming pools n.d.

22 9 Tennis courts n.d.

22 10 Terraces n.d.

22 11 Texture 1923

22 12 Thatching 1924

22 13 Tiles n.d.

22 14 Tool houses n.d.

22 15 Towers. Farm n.d.

22 16 Traditional architecture n.d.

22 17 Trophy rooms n.d.

22 18 Venetian Palazzina n.d.

22 19 Village improvement n.d.

22 20 Walks and drives n.d.

22 21 Walls n.d.

22 22 Water for Country Houses n.d.

22 23 Weekend Cottages n.d.

22 24 Windmills n.d.

22 25 Windows 1923, 1935

22 26 Wine cellars 1934

22 27 Wrought iron n.d.

INTERIOR DESIGN

22 28 Air Conditioning n.d.





INTERIOR DESIGN

22 28 Bookcases n.d.

22 29 Chairs n.d.

22 30 China n.d.

22 31 Cleansers n.d.

22 32-33 Climate control. Inside 1949-1953

22 34 Electric Aids in houses n.d.

22 35 Electric light fixtures n.d.

22 36 Floors n.d.

22 37 Fly screens n.d.

22 38 Foot scrapers n.d.

22 39 Foundations 1929, n.d.

22 40 Hardware n.d.

22 41 Heating for house n.d.

22 42 Ironwork n.d.

22 43 Kitchen 1949-1953

22 44 Knockers. Spanish 1923

22 45 Laundry n.d.

23 1 Library n.d.

23 2 Lighting fixtures n.d.

23 3 Linoleum n.d.

23 4 Living Room furniture n.d.

23 5 Moving houses n.d.





INTERIOR DESIGN

23 6 Music Rooms 1922

23 7 Niches n.d.

23 8 Nurseries 1948

23 9 Offices n.d.

23 10 Oilcloth n.d.

23 11 Pianos 1919

23 12 Picture galleries n.d.

23 13 Pillars n.d.

23 14 Plaster walls n.d.

23 15 Plumbing n.d.

23 16 Radiators n.d.

23 17 Rugs n.d.

23 18 Sideboards n.d.

23 19 Silicones n.d.

23 20 Silver n.d.

23 21 Slipcovers n.d.

23 22 Space saving devices n.d.

23 23 Sprinkler system 1956, n.d.

23 24 Statuary for houses n.d.

23 25 Storage. Household 1953-1955

23 26 Textiles. Interior 1922-1927

23 27 Trivets 1956





INTERIOR DESIGN

23 28 Upholstery n.d.

23 29 Wallpapers n.d.

23 30 Window treatments 1961

23 31 Woodwork n.d.

ART

23 32 American Indian art n.d.

23 33 Americana 1951, n.d.

23 34 Art prints n.d.

23 35 Carl Mills Sculpture n.d.

23 36 Embroidery 1953

23 37 Handicraft n.d.

23 38 Persian art n.d.

TRAVEL

23 39 Alhambra n.d.

23 40 Argentina n.d.

23 41 Avon Old Farms n.d.

23 42 Hampton Plantation 1941

24 1 Mount Vernon 1927

24 2 Salem Maritime History Site n.d.

24 3-4 Travel. General

ENTERTAINING

24 5 Parking cars 1949





ENTERTAINING

24 6 Parking problems n.d.

24 7 Protocol n.d.

24 8 Wine 1957

FAMILY

24 9 “Long Live the Chief” n.d.

Magazine article about Godfrey Lowell Cabot (1861-1962)

BOOKLETS

Abington Strawberry Nursery

24 10 “Catalogue” n.d.

The American Orchid Society

24 11 “Growing Orchids Indoors” n.d.

Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University

24 12 “The Arboretums and Botanical Gardens n.d.

of North America”

24 13 “Arnoldia” 1973 Jan-Feb

24 14 “Arnoldia” 1974 Sep-Oct


24 16 “Arnoldia” 1976 May-Jun

24 17 “Arnoldia” 1976 Jul-Aug


24 19 “Arnoldia” 1977 Jan-Feb

24 20 “Arnoldia” 1981Sep-Oct

24 21 “Report to the Director” 1961-1962





BOOKLETS

Alpha Portland Cement Company

24 22 “How to Use It” n.d.

Atlas Portland Cement Company

24 23 “Building a Bungalow” n.d.

Beck’s of Boston

25 1 “Becks Gifts” 1967

Beverly Hospital

25 2 “Annual Report” 1966

Book of the Month Club

25 3 “News” 1967 Nov

25 4 “News” 1967 Dec

25 5 “News” 1968 Feb

25 6 “News” 1968 Apr

Brooklyn Botanic Garden Record

25 7 “Handbook on Lilies” 1945

California Spray Corporation

25 8 “Lawn and Garden Book” n.d.

The Conrad-Pyle Company

25 9 “Star Roses Catalogue” 1966

Easton Studios

25 10 “Sculptured Garden Furniture and Mantels in Indiana n.d.

Limestone”





BOOKLETS

Harvard University. Board of Overseers

25 11 “Committee Assignments” 1961-1962

25 12 “Committee Assignments” 1963-1964

Harvard University. Maria Moors Cabot Foundation for

Botanical Research

25 13 “Publication List” 1957

Hydraulic-Press Brick Company

25 14 “Bonds and Mortars in the Wall of Brick” n.d.

Galloway Pottery

25 15 “Terra Cotta and Pottery for Garden and Interior” n.d.

Garden Club of America

25 16 “Guide to Public Gardens” n.d.

Hartmann-Sanders Company

25 17 “The Pergola” n.d.

International Institute of Boston

25 18 “The Beacon” 1967 May

J. Parker B. Fiske

25 19 “Tapestry Brickwork” n.d.

National Fireproofing Company

25 20 “Builders Handbook of Natco Hollow Tile n.d.

Construction”

New England Deaconess Hospital

25 21 “Annual Report” 1966





BOOKLETS

New England Historic Geological Society

25 22 “New England Historical and Genealogical Register” 1968 Jan

Noanett Garden Club

25 23 “Garden Club of America Program” 1983

The North American Lily Society

26 1 “Let’s Grow Lilies” 1964

P. De Jager and Sons Inc.

26 2 “De Jager High Quality Flower Bulbs” 1966

Shannon International Airport

26 3 “Shopping Mail Order Guide” 1967

The Singing Beach Club. Manchester by the Sea

26 4 “Dawn” n.d.

University of Massachusetts. Department of Environmental

Sciences Waltham Field Station College of Agriculture

26 5 “Pesticide Safety Guide” n.d.

Vernay. Arthur S.

26 6 “The Vernay Collection Catalogue” 1926

26 7 “The Vernay Collection Catalogue” 1927 Apr

26 8 “The Vernay Collection Catalogue” 1927

Weston Nurseries

26 9 “The Year Book for 1967” 1967





BOOKLETS

Worcester Foundation

26 10 “Giants of Basic Research” 1944

Unidentified Publisher

26 11 “The Gardens of England and Wales General List” 1935

26 12 “Historic American Buildings and Mansions” 1924

26 13 “Identifying Plants without a Key” n.d.

26 14 “Japanese and Korean Stone Garden Ornaments n.d.

collected by Mr. S.H. Yamanaka”

26 15 “Woodbourne: A Real Estate Development n.d.

Company Booklet.”

Series VIII. Photographic Material

1.00’ (2 boxes)

Dates: [1926?]-1999, n.d.

Series VIII, Photographic Material, is organized into five subseries by material: Photographs, Aerial

Photographs, Slides, Negatives, and Film. Subseries I, is further divided by subject: People, Cherry Hill,

Art, Travel, and Architecture. Eleanor Cabot Bradley wrote notes on the back of many photographs.

The negatives are in poor condition, reference prints and digital files are provided for the majority of

the negatives.

PEOPLE

27 1-4 Bradley Family photograph album 1940-1952, n.d.

[Photographs removed from Original Album

original order maintained, many photographs identified on reverse]

27 5 Bradley, Arthur Cabot n.d.

27 6 Bradley, Ralph 1946

27 7 Cabot, Maria Moors. Engagement photograph n.d.

27 8 Cabot, Samuel n.d.





PEOPLE

27 9 Thanksgiving photographs n.d.

27 10 Wedding photograph n.d.

Photograph by Harding Glidden Inc.

CHERRY HILL

27 11 Bradley Family outside at Cherry Hill 1951-1953

Kodochrome prints

27 12 Cherry Hill buildings and grounds 1981 Jul

Black and White photographs

27 13 Cherry Hill Architectural plan prints n.d.

from Avery Library

Sony Video Prints

27 14 Garden details 1981

Polaroid prints

27 15 Cherry Hill photographs. Exteriors and interiors 1936-1954

27 16 Prints of historic Cherry Hill photographs n.d.

27 17 Moving of building in snow n.d.

27 18 Man working with tulips in foreground n.d.

Patriot Ledger photograph by Fred Field

2 copies

27 19 Man working with window n.d.

Patriot Ledger photograph by Fred Field

2 copies

27 20 Professional photographs of house at Cherry Hill n.d.





CHERRY HILL

27 21 Woman in rowboat with house in background 1953

and swans

[Note on back of Photograph “Basis for Linoleum

Block Print”]

27 22 Interiors and exteriors at Cherry Hill n.d.

ART

27 23 Morning Glory Major Tapestry n.d.

27 24 Winter Evergreen Painting n.d.

TRAVEL

27 25 Greece n.d.

27 26 Ferry 1960 Mar

27 27 France 1936-1943

27 28 Prague and Oslo n.d.

27 29 Postcards n.d.

ARCHITECTURE

Charleston. South Carolina

27 30 Colonial Houses n.d.

27 31 Doorways

27 32 Ecclesiastical architecture n.d.

27 33-35 Gardens n.d.

28 1-6 Gateways n.d.

28 7 Wrought iron n.d.





ARCHITECTURE

28 8 The Hammond-Harwood house in 1930

Annapolis, Maryland

28 9 Italy n.d.

AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS

28 10 Small Aerial Photographs of Cherry Hill 1949

6 photographs

Large Aerial Photographs of Cherry Hill 1949

3 photographs

Stored in: Oversize, Broadside Cabinet.

Small Folders. Bsd 1

SLIDES

28 11 Staircase 1999

28 11 “Water Table and Plant Nutrition” 1987 Nov

NEGATIVES

28 12 House sketch n.d.

28 12 Man in garden n.d.

3 negatives

28 13 Ralph and Eleanor Cabot Bradley arriving n.d.

at son’s Wedding Reception

Newspaper negative

28 14 European travel 1966

28 15 Man canoeing n.d.

28 15 Japanese delegation n.d.





NEGATIVES

28 15 Woman with dog n.d.

28 15 Man eating sushi n.d.

28 15 Man with ax n.d.

28 15 Couple at desk n.d.

28 16 Woman with dogs n.d.

28 16 Man taking photograph n.d.

28 16 Man and woman in snow n.d.

28 16 Woman in snow at Cherry Hill n.d.

28 16 Woman sledding n.d.

28 16 Cherry Hill in snow n.d.

28 16 Man and woman in front of Cherry Hill with snow n.d.

28 17 Boat n.d.

28 17 Man playing in water n.d.

28 17 People playing on field n.d.

28 17 Trees at Cherry Hill n.d.

28 17 Man at window n.d.

28 17 Children sledding n.d.

28 18 Headshot of man n.d.

28 18 Line of boys shaking man’s hand n.d.

28 18 Men on horses in Europe n.d.

28 18 Man on path n.d.





FILM

“The Art World” WBUR. 1961 Oct 11


Series IX. ARCHITECTURAL PLANS AND MAPS

4 Folders

Dates: 1897-1969, n.d.

Series IX, Architectural Plans and Maps, is organized into four subseries by material: Blue Line Prints,

Blueprints, Sketches, and Maps.

BLUE LINE PRINTS

“Plan of Land in Canton, Massachusetts” 1955 Oct 31

William Crocker Civil Engineer.

2 Copies


Large Folders. Bsd 3

“Proposed Alterations to Barn for Mrs. Ralph Bradley” 1948 Sept 8

Leland and Larsen Architects and Engineers



“Basement Heating Plan. Residence of Mrs. Ralph 1948 Oct 1948

Bradley, Canton, Massachusetts” Leland and Larsen Architects and Engineers



“First Floor Heating Plan. Residence of Mrs. Ralph 1948 Oct 1948

Bradley. Canton, Massachusetts”








BLUE LINE PRINTS

“Second Floor Heating Plan: Residence of Mrs. Ralph 1948 Oct 1948





“Third Floor Heating Plan Residence of Mrs. Ralph 1948 Oct 1948





“Plan of Land in Manchester. Property of John M. 1965 May 31

and Jane C. Bradley”



“Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bradley Sub-division 1956 May 18

Canton Massachusetts”



“Dimension Plan of Garden for Mr. and Mrs. John C. 1954 April 23

Sluder” 1954 April 23

Stored in: Oversize, Broadside Cabinet. Large Folders. Bsd 3

“Proposed Alterations to Barn owned by 1948 Sep 18

Mrs. Ralph Bradley” Leland and Larsen Architects

and Engineers







BLUEPRINTS

“Plan of Land in Canton, Massachusetts” 1969 Dec

L.W. DeCelle, Jr. R.L.S.



“First Floor of Residence of Mrs. Ralph Bradley n.d.





“Second Floor of Residence of Mrs. Ralph Bradley n.d.





“Third Floor of Residence of Mrs. Ralph Bradley n.d.





“Garage at Canton, Massachusetts for Mrs. Ralph 1948 May 20

Bradley” Leland and Larson Architects and Engineers



“Four Car Garage at Canton, Massachusetts for 1948 May 26

Mrs. Ralph Bradley” Leland and Larson

Architects and Engineers







BLUEPRINTS

“A Plan of Land in Canton owned by Dr. A. T Cabot” 1897 Jan

Surveyed by Frederic Endicott



“Proposed Alterations to Barn for Mrs. Ralph Bradley” 1948 Aug 4

Leland and Larson Architects and Engineers



“Bluestone Terrace for Bradley House” 1947

Leland And Larsen Architects and Engineers



SKETCHES

Unidentified Landscape Architecture n.d.

2 Sketches



“Proposed Plan for Derby School. Cambridge n.d.

Massachusetts” Eleanor Cabot Landscape Architect



MAP

Ariel Map of Southeastern, Massachusetts n.d.

paper on canvas

OVERSIZE BOXES

29 Index cards about Flowers (Series III) n.d.

30 Index cards about Trees, Shrubs (Series III) n.d.





OVERSIZE BOXES

31 WBUR Film Reel (Series VIII) 1961 Oct 11

BROADSIDE CABINET. SMALL FOLDERS

Bsd 1 Aerial Photographs of Estate (Series VIII) n.d.

Bsd 2 “First Floor of Residence of Mrs. Ralph Bradley n.d.


Bsd 2 Leland and Larsen Architects and Engineers (Series IX)

Bsd 2 “Second Floor of Residence of Mrs. Ralph Bradley n.d.


Leland and Larsen Architects and Engineers (Series IX)

Bsd 2 “Third Floor of Residence of Mrs. Ralph Bradley n.d.



Bsd 2 “Garage at Canton, Massachusetts for Mrs. Ralph 1948 May 20

Bradley” Leland and Larson Architects and Engineers

(Series IX)

Bsd 2 “Four Car Garage at Canton, Massachusetts for 1948 May 26

Mrs. Ralph Bradley” Leland and Larson

Architects and Engineers (Series IX)

Bsd 2 “A Plan of Land in Canton owned by Dr. A. T Cabot” 1897 Jan

Surveyed by Frederic Endicott (Series IX)

Bsd 2 “Proposed Alterations to Barn for Mrs. Ralph Bradley” 1948 Aug 4 Leland and Larson Architects and Engineers (Series IX)

Bsd 2 “Bluestone Terrace for Bradley House” 1947


Bsd 3 “Plan of Land in Canton, Massachusetts” 1955 Oct 31

William Crocker Civil Engineer. 2 Copies

Bsd 3 “Proposed Alterations to Barn for Mrs. Ralph Bradley” 1948 Sept 8






BROADSIDE CABINET. SMALL FOLDERS

Bsd 3 “Basement Heating Plan. Residence of Mrs. Ralph 1948 Oct 1948

Bradley, Canton, Massachusetts”


BROADSIDE CABINET. LARGE FOLDERS

Bsd 3 “First Floor Heating Plan. Residence of Mrs. Ralph 1948 Oct 1948



Bsd 3 “Second Floor Heating Plan: Residence of Mrs. Ralph 1948 Oct 1948



Bsd 3 “Third Floor Heating Plan Residence of Mrs. Ralph 1948 Oct 1948



Bsd 3 “Plan of Land in Manchester. Property of John M. 1965 May 31

and Jane C. Bradley”

Bsd 3 “Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bradley Sub-division 1956 May 18


Bsd 3 “Dimension Plan of Garden for Mr. and Mrs. John C. 1954 April 23

Sluder” 1954 April 23

Bsd 3 “Proposed Alterations to Barn owned by 1948 Sep 18

Mrs. Ralph Bradley” Leland and Larsen Architects

and Engineers.

Bsd 3 “Plan of Land in Canton, Massachusetts” 1969 Dec

L.W. DeCelle, Jr. R.L.S.


Bsd 4 Aerial Map of Southeastern, Massachusetts n.d.

(Series IX)

Bsd 5 Unidentified Landscape Architecture n.d.

(Series IX)

2 Sketches






Bsd 5 “Proposed Plan for Derby School. Cambridge n.d.

Massachusetts” Eleanor Cabot Landscape Architect

(Series IX)


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