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A Republican Party prox listing candidates for Rhode Island governor, lieutentant governor, senate, secretary, attorney general, and general treasurer, 1819.

91.14.2
book
1819

Soft cover book, "The Young Florists Companion". Handmade book cover is marked, "Catherine Williams, Bridgewater."

19.6.1
Elegy
1819

A mourning picture in tribute to the memory of Oliver H. Perry, died 08/23/1819. Transfer print made of silk in satin weave. Could have been made in the second half of the 19th century.

01.142
Sampler (embroidery)
1819

Two samplers stitched together, three alphabet sequences, 1st alphabet sequence each letter done twice, names and verse on bottom. Mary Adeline Grooker, age 7, and Sarah Ann Grooker, age 5. Note: m...

68.10.1
Book
1818

Book of engravings entitled, "Newport and its Environs, Illustrated by a Series of Views."

97.6.7
Sampler (embroidery)
1818

Sampler made by Hannah Corning Aged 8 years in 1818. Sampler features three alphabet sequences and numbers.

94.4.1
Oil Painting (visual work)
1818

Oil painting on canvas in gilt frame; view from top of Washington Square or "The Parade"; brick market is pictured at the bottom of the square; 2 groups of "promenaders" walking on street.

01.54
Sampler (embroidery)
October 11 1817

Four alphabet sequences, one number sequence, vine and flower border with some embroidered stitches. Stitches: cross, eyelet, satin, green. Probably made in Newport, RI.

2017.024.002
Receipt
August 26 1817

Receipt for payment of two dollars from Town of Richmond to William James for salt pork delivered to Gene Moat by order of Joshua Potter.

2017.024.001
Receipt
August 26 1817

Receipt for payment of 10 dollars from Town of Richmond to William James for attending the General Assembly in Newport for May and June sessions in 1817.

42.10.1 A
Belt (costume accessory)
circa 1817 – 1820

Pale pink damask girl's belt. The damask features a daisy motif.

01.138
Sampler (embroidery)
1817

One alphabet sequence, one number sequence, federal-style stitches: cross, one eylet stitch. Made in Newport, RI Verse reads, "Elizabeth Gates was born February the 16 1809 and made this in the nin...

40.2.1
Painting (visual work)
1817 – 1881

Bust-length portrait of Mrs. Simon Newton, subject turned to the right; brown eyes, short black hair which curls at ends; black dress trimmed with white lace around neckline. Also wearing a white s...

D192
Waistcoat
circa 1815

Red sleeveless waistcoat lined with white homespun wool. Backed with madder-color brushed homespun wool. High collar, nine round flat plain brass buttons.

01.326
Busk
circa 1815

Surface of the rectangular whale bone is etched in black ink with figures of a bird on a branch, a sheaf of wheat, a peacock, a flower, a man embracing a woman, rear view of a woman with a basket b...

01.324
Busk
circa 1815

White rectangle with heart at top, geometric designs, separate panels of music and lyre, clover and beehive, tree and house, initials "LAB", a tree, clover and a star. Notes from Stuart Frank's vis...

01.218
Needlework (visual work)
circa 1815

Map of the United States. State borders worked in polychrome chenille, other decorations with water color and ink. Ann Mann was the fourth cousin of Sarah Cookson (Scott) DeBlois (c. 1794-1835), ne...

FIC.2020.124
Deposition
March 8 1814

True copy of a deposition by William Coddington concerning the purchase of Aquidneck Island. Original document dated September 27, 1677, true copy for Book No. 2 of Land Evidences in Rhode Island d...

10.1.42
Drawing
1814

Drawing of a cow in a blue paper album with forty-eight watercolors of views of Newport.

10.1.1-.49
Painting
1814

A bound collection of watercolor landscape sketches. There is a detailed description of scenes 1-40 but none after that. Each scene uses muted colors and simple forms. Clouds and water appear hazy,...

99.1.2
Box Lid
1814

Rectangular piece of dark wood, paper label on one side, a two-dimensional eagle on the other side. The eagle has a bundle of arrows in his left claw and a branch in his right claw, a shield rests ...

22.2.3
Bobbin
1814

Small hand-made bobbin, very thin tortoise shell, lyre-shaped, lower end has two gold-lined perforations. Attached tag reads. "Shell Bobbin made for Mrs. William S. Nicholes by John Earle Williams,...

21.5
Ship's log
July 31 – September 27 1813

Log for Oliver Hazard Perry's flagship, USS Lawrence. Cover is made of a burlap-like fabric.

16.8.1
Fragment (object portion)
1813

Fabric with colored sprig on cream ground. Fancy weave silk with brocaded sprig. Piece of wedding dress of Frances, daughter of Martha and Gardiner Thurston, upon marrying Job E. Woodman in 1813.

VOL.1674E
Minutes of the African Humane Society
1812 – 1823

This volume contains the meeting minutes and dealings of the African Humane Society (AHS), previously known as the African Union Society. The first discernibly dated entry is January 3, 1812, with ...

2015.007.002
Almanack
1812

Small booklet bound with cotton thread. Printed almanac for year 1812 for New England. Booklet had been bound with new cover bearing the title, "Almanack, R.I. 1812.

26.1.5
Painting (visual work)
1812 – 1888

Oval bust portrait of Damaris Chase Allen (1859-1904) and Samuel Allen (1858-1901) as children, son and daughter of Samuel Allen (1829-1905) and Clarica Simons Allen (d. 1904). Left child has brown...

01.166
Sampler (embroidery)
1812

Five alphabet sequences, one number sequence, "Extract", crude floral border. Stitches: cross and tent. Made with silk thread on linen. See: Bolton & Coe, p. 134.

01.149
Sampler (embroidery)
September 30 1811

Three alphabet sequences, very long, thin for period, done all in cross stitch. Made by Mary Goddard (b. 11/7/1803) Probably in Newport, RI.

01.376
Painting, Miniature
circa 1810

Miniature portrait of Thomas Hornsby (1765-1857). Three quarter profile, facing right; brown hair, brown eyes, yellow jacket, white vest, shirt with tie at neck.

30.1.2
Porringer (dish)
circa 1810

Porringer with engraved initials in script on handle: "JMB". "NICHOLS" enclosed in a square on handle and bottom.

1854.8.7
Ballot
1810

Republican Party ticket listing candidates for "Representatives to the Twelfth [U.S.] Congress." Text is surrounded by a geometric border with flowers.

01.614
Bottle, Apothecary
1810 – 1815

Grey-tint, blown glass pinch bottle. Walls pinched together to form five tubes, one at center, one at each corner, short cylindrical neck, square flat bottom with pontil mark.

80.3.30 AB
Spoon, Salt
1810 – 1830

Coffin handled small salt spoons. The bowl is oval, the handle is a twisted design. Engraved initials "EW" (in script) referring to Elizabeth Gladding White.

66.2.1
Sampler (embroidery)
1810

Three alphabet sequences, one number sequence, initials " MWC" at bottom. Made with silk thread on linen.

VOL.1674A
Minutes of the African Benevolent Society
1807 – 1824

This volume contains the meeting minutes of the African Benevolent Society from 1807 to 1824. The opening entry, dated December 21, 1807, is a copy of the organization’s constitution that outlines ...

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