The Earl J. Arnold Advertising Card Collection 1885

updated 17 January 2017 <PREVIOUS PAGE       ~  index  ~        NEXT PAGE> Burlington, VT Cor. Bank & Church St. in Aug 2013, courtesy Google Street View Dr. Marshall's office might have been nearby. Adelaide Phillips was a famous opera star (contralto) in the late 19th century. According to the following Google Books resource : Title Massachusetts: A Guide to Its Places and People Publisher US History Publishers ISBN 1603540202, 9781603540209 p. 625 Spotting the home on Google Maps, however, was not possible. The Town of Marshfield House Survey (2008) reported the home had been razed: Early 20th century post cards provide us with views of the Phillips residence: This colorized post card shows typical Victorian garden landscaping, somewhat overgrown. According to local residents in Marshfield as presented on  South Shore Forums , there was more to this story. T...

updated 3 February 2016 <PREVIOUS PAGE       ~  index  ~        NEXT PAGE> Highland Foundry as advertised in the Waltham and Watertown Directory, 1884, found on the Watertown Library site : Maude Branscombe, (left)   according to Broadway Photographs , was a very good looking woman, but had little else to contribute. She was widely photographed, but not much admired for her singing or acting ability. The other women in this grouping have yet to be identified. Please let me know if you have any information by commenting below or sending me an email. Thanks! Adelaide Phillipps 1833-1882  (correct spelling) was an opera singer , born in Stratford-On-Avon, England. Page 152 has additional information regarding the Phillipps (or Phillips) home in Marshfield MA. Still searching for information on Nellie Rowland.  If she follows the pattern above, she was a prominent personality of her time. Perhap...