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Colby Virginia Reed Atkinson James B. Footprints of the Past: Images Of Author 1 last name Colby Author 1 first name: Picture Virginia Reed Author 2 last name: Atkinson Author 2 first name James B. title Footprints of the past: images of Cornish,New Hampshire and the Cornish Colony place of publication Concord, New Hampshire publisher New Hampshire Historical Society publication date 1996 donor authors donation date 1996 content Cornish related people, places, and things not in comments either Child or Rawson;Cornish Colony members;people connected with the Cornish Colony Location Reference Author 1 last name Child Author 1 first name Picture Williiam H. Author 2 last name Author 2 first name title History of the Town of Cornish, New Hampshire, with genealogical record, 1763-1910 in 2 volumes(1975); also reprint in one volume (2004) place of publication p ublis her publi catio n date donor donation date Original town history plus genealogy content comments Location Genealogy Corner v. one and Reference Author 1 last name Rawson Author 1 first name Barbara Picture Eastman Author 2 last name Author 2 first name title History of the town of Cornish, New Hampshire, with genealogical record, 1910-1960; two copies place of publication Littleton, New Hampshire publisher The Courier Printing Company publication date 1963 donor donation date updates content comments Child Location Reference and Genealogy Corner Author 1 last name Wade Author 1 first name Hugh Mason Picture Author 2 last name Author 2 first name title Brief History of Cornish, 1763-1974; two copies place of publication Hanover, New Hampshire publisher The University Press of New England publication date 1976; reprinted:1992 donor donation date retells Child more succinctly; updates Cornish Colony section of content comments Child; additional genealogical material by Stephen P. Tracy and Dwight C. Wood; reprint: index of residents (1961-1974) new Location Reference; Display Area, opposite Vault hor 1 last name Meyers Author 1 first name Fern K. Picture Author 2 last name Atkinson Author 2 first name James B. title New Hampshire's Cornish Colony place of publication Charleston, South Carolina publisher Arcadia Publishing publication date 2005 donor James B. Atkinson and Gretchen A. Holm donation date 2005 content archival pictures of Colony's people, places, and things comments Location Reference Author 1 last name Rook Author 1 first name Dale Picture Author 2 last name Rook Author 2 first name Judy title Photo tour around Cornish at the start of the twenty-first century place of publication Cornish, New Hampshire publisher Dale Rook publication date 2004 donor Dale and Judy Rook donation date 2004 content photographs of schools, their former sites; cemeteries; houses: comments brick and stone, early,Cornish Colony, modern; bridges; waterfalls; churches; businesses; town buildings Location Reference Author 1 last name Dryfhout Author 1 first name John H. Picture Author 2 last name Author 2 first name title This land of pure delight: Charles C. Beaman and Blowmedown Farm place of publication Cornish, New Hampshire publisher Augustus Saint-Gaudens Memorial publication date 2000 donor John Dryfhout donation date 2000 content biography--Charles and Hettie; Evarts family; Mary comments Beaman Lagercrantz Location Cornish Colony Shelves Author 1 last name Meyers Author 1 first name Fern King Picture Author 2 last name Author 2 first name title Percy's Wall: America's musical pioneers and the Cornish Colony place of publication Etna, New Hampshire publisher Fern K. Meyers publication date 2004 donor Fern Meyers donation date 2004 content presentation copy; revised as "America's Musical Pioneers and comments the Cornish Colony" Location Book Shelves Author 1 last name Meyers Author 1 first name Fern K. Picture Author 2 last name Author 2 first name title America's musical pioneers and the Cornish Colony place of publication Etna, New Hampshire publisher SilverWood, USA publication date 2005 donor Fern Meyers donation date 2005 content Arthur Whiting; Franz Kneisel and Kneisel Quartet; Otto Roth; comments Olive Mead and Meade Quartette; Arthur Farwell; Frederick Shepherd Converse; Horatio Parker; Edgar and Jessie Stillman- Kelley;John Location Book Shelves Author 1 last name Meyers Author 1 first name Fern K. Picture Author 2 last name Author 2 first name title Beyond a gilded cage: recollections of Laura Marquand Walker place of publication Etna, New Hampshire publisher SilverWood, USA publication date 2005 donor Fern Meyers donation date 2005 content memoir--1857-1938; life in Boston, Newburyport, New York, comments and Cornish Location Book Shelves Author 1 last name Adams Author 1 first name Adeline Picture Author 2 last name Author 2 first name title Amouretta landscape and other stories place of publication Boston and New York publisher Houghton Mifflin publication date 1922 donor john dryfhout donation date 1990 content comments Location Book Shelves Author 1 last name Adams Author 1 first name Adeline Picture Author 2 last name Author 2 first name title Spirit of American sculpture place of publication New York publisher National Sculpture Society publication date 1923 donor Virginia Colby donation date 1995 content comments Location Book Shelves Author 1 last name Chapin Author 1 first name Bela Picture Author 2 last name Author 2 first name title New Hampshire Poets(two copies) place of publication publisher Charles H. Adams publication date post 1881 donor Virginia Colby donation date 1995 content comments Location Book Shelves Author 1 last name Allen Author 1 first name Richard Sanders Picture Author 2 last name Author 2 first name title Covered bridges of the Northeast place of publication Brattleboro, Vermont publisher Stephen Greene Press publication date ? donor Virginia Colby donation date 1995 content comments Location Book Shelves Author 1 last name Barrett Author 1 first name Katharine Picture Ellis Author 2 last name Author 2 first name title Girls in the High Sierras: A Tale of the Sierra Nevada with Himalayan Echoes place of publication Garden City, New York publisher Doubleday, Page & Company publication date 1924 donor Virginia Colby donation date 1995 content comments Location Book Shelves Author 1 last name Barrymore Author 1 first name Ethel Picture Author 2 last name Author 2 first name title Memories: An autobiography(Ethel Barrymore) place of publication New York publisher Harper Brothers publication date 1955 donor Virginia Colby donation date 1995 content comments Location Book Shelves Author 1 last name Barnes Author 1 first name Christy Picture MacKaye Author 2 last name Author 2 first name title Wound Awoke me: poems by Christy MacKaye Barnes place of publication Hawthorne Valley; Hillsdale, New York publisher Adonis Press publication date 1994 donor Virginia Colby donation date 1995 content comments Location Book Shelves Author 1 last name Baynes Author 1 first name Ernest Picture Harold Author 2 last name Author 2 first name title Wild Bird Guests: How To Entertain Them place of publication New Tork publisher E.P. Dutton & Company publication date 1915 donor Virginia Colby donation date 1995 content dedicated: "To Mrs. Louis Saint Gaudens, in the hope that she comments may entertain many wild bird guests from Ernest Harold Baynes, Meriden, N.H. 12th of Nov. 1916" Location Cornish Colony Shelves Author 1 last name Baynes Author 1 first name Ernest Picture Harold Author 2 last name Author 2 first name title Animal heroes o the Great War place of publication New York (?) publisher Macmillan Company publication date 1925 donor James B. Atkinson and Gretchen A. Holm donation date includes "The man and his enemies" by Owen Wister content comments Location Cornish Colony Shelves Author 1 last name Baynes Author 1 first name Ernest Picture Harold Author 2 last name Author 2 first name title Sprite: The story of a Red Fox place of publication New York publisher Macmillan publication date 1924 donor Virginia Colby donation date 1995 content dedication:"To dear Annetta [Saint Gaudens] With Christmas comments greetings, all kind wishes and much love from Harold, Meriden, N. H. 20th December 1924" Location Cornish Colony Shelves Author 1 last name Blue Author 1 first name Frederick J. Picture Author 2 last name Author 2 first name title Salmon P. Chase: a life in politics place of publication Kent, Ohio; London, England publisher Kent State University Press publication date 1987 donor Virginia Colby donation date 1995 content comments Location Book Shelves Author 1 last name Bond Author 1 first name John W.W. Picture Author 2 last name Author 2 first name title Augustus Saint-Gaudens: a man and his art place of publication Springfield, Virginia publisher National Technical Information Service publication date 1967 donor Virginia Colby donation date October 18, content comments 1967 Location Cornish Colony Shelves Author 1 last name Boyd Author 1 first name Albert Truman Picture Author 2 last name Author 2 first name title Reba Durham place of publication New York publisher Dodd, Mead and Company publication date 1933 donor Virginia Colby donation date 1995 content Inscription by author comments Location Book Shelves Author 1 last name Bowditch Author 1 first name Nancy Douglas Picture Author 2 last name Author 2 first name title George de Forest Brush: Recollections of a Joyous Painter place of publication Peterborough, New Hampshire publisher William L. Bauhan publication date 1970 donor Virginia Colby donation date 1995 content comments Location Book Shelves Author 1 last name Brooks Author 1 first name Elbridge Picture S. Author 2 last name Author 2 first name title Story of a young peoples pilgrimage to historic homes place of publication New York publisher Century Co. publication date 1896 donor Virginia Colby donation date Century Book of Famous Americans content comments Location Book Shelves Author 1 last name Brown Author 1 first name Milton W. Picture Author 2 last name Author 2 first name title Story of the Armory Show place of publication New York publisher Abbeville Press publication date donor Virginia Colby donation date The Joseph H.
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