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Harvard College Class of 1886, Secretary’s Report no. VII, Twenty-fifth Anniversary — Charles Brooks Stevens, with portrait plate

Date
1911
Type
book
Repository
HathiTrust (hvd.32044107298853; original from Harvard University)
Locator
pp. 222–223 and the plate between them (HathiTrust seq 376–378)
Access
Public domain; the pages are reproduced on this site from the copy of the volume in the house archive. Read the source · Original at babel.hathitrust.org
Rights
Public domain (1911).

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The title page, Charles Brooks Stevens’s entry (pp. 222–223) and the portrait plate between them (4 page images). Harvard College Class of 1886, Secretary’s Report no. VII (Cambridge, 1911), via HathiTrust hvd.32044107298853. Public domain (published 1911). HathiTrust copy, original from Harvard University, digitized by Google. This copy is kept on this site so that it stays one click away.

  1. Harvard College Class of 1886, Secretary’s Report no. VII, Twenty-fifth Anniversary — Charles Brooks Stevens, with portrait plate: Title page, Secretary’s Report no. VII (1911)Title page, Secretary’s Report no. VII (1911)
  2. Harvard College Class of 1886, Secretary’s Report no. VII, Twenty-fifth Anniversary — Charles Brooks Stevens, with portrait plate: p. 222: the entry for Charles Brooks Stevens beginsp. 222: the entry for Charles Brooks Stevens begins
  3. Harvard College Class of 1886, Secretary’s Report no. VII, Twenty-fifth Anniversary — Charles Brooks Stevens, with portrait plate: The plate facing p. 222, with “C. Brooks Stevens”The plate facing p. 222, with “C. Brooks Stevens”
  4. Harvard College Class of 1886, Secretary’s Report no. VII, Twenty-fifth Anniversary — Charles Brooks Stevens, with portrait plate: p. 223: the entry continuesp. 223: the entry continues

Statements this record supports

  • C-132 — Two photographic likenesses of Charles Brooks Stevens, owner of the house 1925–1944, are printed on one plate, with his facsimile signature 'C. Brooks Stevens', in the Harvard College Class of 1886 Secretary's Report no. VII, Twenty-fifth Anniversary (Cambridge, 1911), facing p. 222: a young man in a high collar and checked cravat, taken to be his 1886 class photograph, and a balding man in a business suit of about 1911. His entry (pp. 222–223) gives his birth at Haverhill, October 11, 1864, to George Stevens and Harriet Lyman Brooks; residence Lowell; marriage at Lowell, June 17, 1896, to Edith Ames; children Ames (May 31, 1897), Edith (January 23, 1899), Harriet (July 19, 1900) and Charles Brooks Jr. (December 20, 1902); work in worsted mills at Lowell and North Andover 1886–89, England 1889–90, business in Providence 1890–93, and since 1893 treasurer of the U.S. Bunting Company of Lowell; clubs, the Vesper Country Club (trustee) and the Yorick Club.