GUSN-284078
This series primarily includes pamphlets related to New England churches. These pamphlets come from a variety of sources, but they are most often published by the associated church; for instance, some of the pamphlets are histories of churches, others are published copies of sermons, and a few are printed scores from musical pieces written for and performed at particular churches. Other pamphlets are published by allied organizations and cover topics less specific to individual churches, including two pamphlets about the Boston Jewish experience. While the majority of the pamphlets relate to churches or religion, there are a few items that do not, including pamphlets published by banks and railroad companies. This collection also includes a small number of issues of Gleason's Pictorial. The materials in this series date from 1804 to 2002.
churches (buildings)
religious buildings
religion (discipline)
architecture (discipline)
pamphlets
70 folders ; 195 pamphlets
MS042
Donald Grey collection on New England churches
MS042.05
1804-2002, undated
Maine (United States)
Massachusetts (United States)
Rhode Island (United States)
Vermont (United States)
New York state (United States)
Illinois (United States)
Italy
Grey, Donald B. (Collector)
pamphlets
Series
The materials in this collection are arranged first alphabetically by state and then alphabetically by town within each state. The Boston materials are further divided by neighborhood according to neighborhood designations set by Donald Grey. The majority of the materials are related to New England locations, and those that are from outside New England are arranged at the end of the series following the New England-specific materials.
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