Contains program with text of 5 songs.

Contains program with text of 5 songs.

Printed in black, grey & blue. Photo of building & flagpole with hoisted American flag at right of text. Red emblem with three blue stars at end of text column.

Ticket. Pages [2,4] blank. On cover: Cut of Columbia, seated with eagle. Made out to Hon. Saml. S. Cox, U.S. House of Representatives. With program. Contains plan of exhibition and list of assignment of seats on the platform. Program lists "Hymn by Whittier" and "Cantata by Sidney Lanier."

By William Withington. Illustration of woman gathering wheat at head of text. Poem in 12 four-line stanzas. Place of publication suggested because of references to "our state" as the Bay State and to Boston as site of fair. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.

Printed in two columns, one song to each, divided by curvilinear line; line of type ornaments at top and bottom. Text of two songs, one in eight eight-line stanzas and one in seven, each with two-line chorus. No author's name on item but ascribed to P. Russell.

by George Freeland Jefferson. Text of song in two four-line stanzas with four-line chorus beginning: Listen to the bugle call.

by George Freeland Jefferson. Text of song in two four-line stanzas with four-line chorus beginning: Listen to the bugle call.

by George Freeland Jefferson. Text of song in two four-line stanzas with four-line chorus beginning: Listen to the bugle call.

Tune: Them bones shall rise again Mimeographed

Tune: Them bones shall rise again. Mimeographed.

Program includes words of three hymns. Program includes words of three hymns. Within triple line border with corner ornaments. At end of text on page [1] within lower border: S. Chism, Franklin Printing House, corner Franklin & Hawley Sts.

At end of text: Words by T.F. Leavy & P.J. Devine.

Within single-line border with ornamental corners on page [1], single-line borders with ornamental corners on pages [2]-[4] Includes text of five hymns and carols, beginning with How sweet to gather side by side.

Within single-line borders with ornamental corners on all pages. Includes text of five hymns, beginning with Welcome, welcome.

Cover title. Includes text of hymns.

Cover title.

Within ornamental border.

1 broadsheet. Broadsheet printed on card stock. On recto colored illustration of little girl in peasant costume with caption: From Denisons, Westerly, R.I. Poem on verso advertises art cards for collectors. Publication date approximation because R.I. directories give E.N. Denison & Co. as jeweler in Westerly from 1873 to 1913.

Cover title. Text of four hymns.

Song tells of hardships of Union soldiers robbed, starved and without shelter in southern prison camp, but ready for vengeance after parole and exchange. Song tells of hardships of Union soldiers robbed, starved and without shelter in southern prison camp, but ready for vengeance after parole and exchange. Printed on yellow paper. At head of title vignette of American eagle holding furled American flag, captioned: Let the eagle scream. To be sung to the tune: Twenty years ago. Text of song in eight four-line stanzas. Not in Wolf, Amer. song sheets.

Printed in two columns divided by single line within border of type ornament sections. Program includes text of four hymns.

Printed in two columns; at head and end of text decorative type ornaments.

Poem celebrating Independence Day; advertisement for his business of tracing American heirs of unclaimed estates in Great Britain. At head of text: A patriotic song written as an expression of respect and good will for his adopted country... At end of text: Proclamation! Blow! blow thy trumpet mighty Fame. Vignette of American eagle at head of title.