Person Communication and Meetings / Company Expansion / Employment Change / Judicial Event / /
Facility
United States courthouse / Concord City Hall / New Hampshire State Library / Museum of Fine Arts / Beaux Arts building / Strawbery Banke Museum / James L. Garvin THE NEW HAMPSHIRE HISTORICAL SOCIETY building / Kimball Studio / New Hampshire’s Temple of History / Society’s building / The Society’s building / Dartmouth College / New Hampshire Historical Society building / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / building Tuck / /
IndustryTerm
bank loan / sculptural devices / insurance / finance committee / oil / energy / bank / cement / /
Organization
Amos Tuck School of Business Administration / Harvard / New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / Dartmouth College / New Hampshire Historical Society / Phillips Andover Academy / Christian Church / state house / /
Person
Samuel C. Eastman / Boscawen / Benjamin A. Kimball / Timothy P. Sullivan / William Cleaves Todd / James L. Garvin / Robert Gordon Hardie / Daniel Chester French / Charles R. Corning / Guy Lowell / Marion Powers / Julia Tuck / William C. Todd / Thomas E. Marr / Edward Tuck / Benjamin Ames Kimball / Henry Webster Stevens / John Leach / /
Position
architectural historian / sculptor / president / superintendent of the mechanical department / architect / fellow trustee / trustee / local architect / member of the board of directors / architect / and / plaster model / Episcopal bishop / chairman / director / chairman of the finance committee / representative / draftsman / curator / chief / /
Main entrance to the New Hampshire Historical Society’s new building, 1911. When five or six hundred people passed through this doorway on opening day, November 23, 1911, Daniel Chester French’s granite sculpture ove