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Formal title:: Berkeley House collection
Extent:: 1.668 linear feet
Date range:: 1881-1895, undated (bulk 1884-1895)
Abstract:: This collection contains 4 architectural drawings and specifications, personal artwork, and household receipts related to LeRoy King and his residence, Berkeley House.
Repository:: Newport Historical Society
Collection call no:: MS.2012.33

Formal title:: Monday Morning Musical Club Records
Extent:: 1.8 linear feet
Date range:: 1909-1957
Abstract:: The Monday Morning Musical Club Records consists of two scrapbooks, organizational records, programs, and newspaper clippings from 1909-1957.
Repository:: Providence Public Library, Rhode Island Collection
Collection call no:: MSS022

Formal title:: Newport Historical Society collection of music
Extent:: 3 oversize box(es)
Date range:: 1643-1975, undated
Abstract:: This collection contains music manuscripts, books, full and condensed scores, and sheet music, much of which was written, printed, or performed in Newport and Rhode Island.
Repository:: Newport Historical Society
Collection call no:: MS.1854.6

Formal title:: Rhode Island Stereocard Collection
Extent:: .4 linear feet
Date range:: circa 1860-1900
Abstract:: The Rhode Island Stereocard Collection contains stereograms with images related to geographic locations, buildings and organizations in the State of Rhode Island as well as various miscellaneous images found with the collection.
Repository:: Providence Public Library Special Collections, Rhode Island Collection
Collection call no:: VM012

Formal title:: Richard Brown Baker Family Papers
Extent:: 8 linear feet
Date range:: 1866-2002 (bulk 1900-1990)
Abstract:: Richard Brown Baker was born in Providence, R.I. on November 5, 1912 to Harvey Almy Baker and Marion North Brown. His grandfather was Henry Martin Brown, President of the Industrial Trust Co. of Rhode Island (later Fleet National Bank). He became a prodigious collector owning over 1,600 works of art before he died. He focused on the artists that were new and on the edge deciding in the 1950s to focus on young and unestablished artists. Richard Baker was one of the first to buy works by artists such as Jackson Pollock and Roy Lichtenstein.
Repository:: Rhode Island Historical Society
Collection call no:: MSS 1117

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