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    A History of the Beverly Public Schools: A Collection of Reports, Articles, & Manuscripts Chornicling the History of the Beverly Public Schools from the Seventeenth Century to the Twenty-first Century. By Glenn Gray, 2011. Copy donated to the BHS&M by the author. Plastic binding and covers, privately printed. Contains reproductions of primary source photographs, letters and articles from newspapers, and excerpts of larger histories, on a wide...

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    History of Beverly Public Schools
  2. 20469 - Poem

    1833 poem written by Edward I. Foster, student at the Beverly Academy on Washington Street. On the reverse is written "Mr. A. Abott Present"

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    Poem written by Edward Foster, student at the Beverly Academy
  3. 20470 - Document

    Undated essay "The Advantages of a Good Education" by James D. Trask, student at the Beverly Acadamy on Washington Street.

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    Essay on the advantages of a good education by James D. Trask, student at the Beverly Academy.
  4. 20471 - Document

    Undated essay on electricity by John Nourse, student at the Beverly Academy.

    Record Type: Archive

    Essay on electricity by John Nourse, student at the Beverly Academy on Washington Street.
  5. 20472 - Document

    Undated list of students at the Beverly Academy.

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    List of students at the Beverly Academy.
  6. 20480 - Receipt

    1833 Receipt to the proprietors of the Fisher School to Foote & Chisholm. The Fisher School stood on Washington Street for about two years. It may have later been incorporated into the Washington Street Academy (Beverly Academy). Rantoul mentions a school on Washington St., in his Autobiography that was formed prior to the later Academy, but doesn't name it. It seems possible that the Fisher school was named for Dr. Joshua Fisher who died the...

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    Receipt to the proprietors of the Fisher School in Beverly.
  7. 20484 - Receipt

    1833 receipt from the proprietors of the Fisher School for a load of gravel in the amount of $1.50; payment received by Samuel P. Lovett.The Fisher School stood on Washington Street for about two years. It may have later been incorporated into the Washington Street Academy (Beverly Academy). Rantoul mentions a school on Washington St., in his Autobiography that was formed prior to the later Academy, but doesn't name it. It seems possible that ...

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    Receipt from the proprietors of the Fisher School in Beverly.
  8. 20488 - Bill

    1833 bill for paint, labor oil etc., paid to Abraham Edwards from the proprietors of the Washington Street school - later called the Beverly Academy. The private school lasted from 1833 to 1854.

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    Bill for labor, paint and oil to Abraham Edwards for work at the Beverly Academy.
  9. 20489 - Bill

    1833 bill for paint, labor oil etc., paid to Abraham Edwards from the proprietors of the Washington Street school - this may be the same school later called the Beverly Academy. The private school lasted from 1833 to 1854.

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    Bill for labor, paint and oil to Abraham Edwards for work at the Washington Street School.
  10. 20490 - Bill

    1833 bill for paint, labor, and white lead, paid to Abraham Edwards from the proprietors of the Washington Street school - this may be the same school later called the Beverly Academy. The private school lasted from 1833 to 1854.

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    Bill for labor, paint and oil to Abraham Edwards for work at the Washington Street School.
  11. 20498 - Receipt

    1834 reciept from Robert Rantoul to William Endicott for postage for letters respecting the Fisher School.

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    Receipt from Robert Rantoul of the Fisher School in Beverly to William Endicott for postage.
  12. 20499 - Document

    1833 assessment on the proprietors of the Beverly Academy of $25.00.

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    Assessment on the proprietors of the Beverly Academy which stood on Washington Street.
  13. 20500 - Document

    1833 assessment on the proprietors of the Beverly Academy of $25.00.

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    Assessment on the proprietors of the Beverly Academy which stood on Washington Street.
  14. 20501 - Drawing

    1833 pen and ink drawing of the Beverly Academy on Washington Street by Charlotte Rantoul, daughter of Robert and Joanna Rantoul. For more information see Essex Institute Historical Collections 121:4 Oct 1985 "Two Beverly Academies of the 1830s"

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    Pen and ink drawing of Beverly Academy, by Charlotte Rantoul.
  15. 20502 - Document

    1833 - 1834 account of the proprietors of the Beverly Academy which stood on Washington Street.

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    Account of the proprietors of the Beverly Academy which stood on Washington Street.
  16. 20503 - Bill

    1834 bill from Benjamin Kimball for the Washington Street School (later the Beverly Academy), for fence stock and labor.

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    Bill for fence and labor for the Washington Street School, later the Beverly Academy.
  17. 20504 - Bill

    1834 bill from Eben Smith to the Washington Street School (later the Beverly Academy), for latches, nails and hooks.

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    Bill for fence and labor for the Washington Street School, later the Beverly Academy.
  18. 20505 - Letter

    1834 letter from Robert Rantoul to Richard Wilkinson regarding his school bill to the Beverly Academy which stood on Washington Street.

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    Letter from Robert Rantoul to Richard Wilkinson regarding a bill to the Beverly Academy.
  19. 20506 - Bill

    1834 bill from Pickett & edwards to the Washington Street School (later the Beverly Academy), for a cord of wood.

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    Bill for fence and labor for the Washington Street School, later the Beverly Academy.
  20. 20509 - Invoice

    1834 Invoice from the Washington Street School (later the Beverly Academy) to Daniel Tarbox for shoveling 24 times.

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    Bill for fence and labor for the Washington Street School, later the Beverly Academy.

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