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	Maple Syrup Container 1965.02.02 This tin syrup container was used to can syrup produced in Franklin County; then and now Massachusetts' largest maple syrup producing county.
	Sugar Bowl with Lid c. 1840 1975.11b This ceramic sugar bowl is a reminder of how sugar became increasingly affordable by the mid-19th century due to an expanding number of slave plantations in the Deep South.
	"Guilford Mineral Spring Water, Guilford, Vermont" bottle 1985.0024.018d Drinking mineral water was advocated by 19th century health practitioners.
	Reed Basket 1990.621 Made of reeds this large openwork basket may have been used to store feather beds in the summer.
	Stoneware Crock K.821 This gray stoneware crock with cobalt blue decoration was used for food storage.
	Basketry drinking cup c. 1850 MH.C.040 This basketry drinking cup from the Northwest Coast, was among the objects transferred from the Deerfield Academy Museum to the Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association in 1877.
	Birch bark mukak 1675-1725 2004.36a-b This birch bark mukak is said to have been picked up in Deerfield, Massachusetts, after the 1675 "Bloody Brook Massacre."
	Shampoo and Lotion products made by The Toiletine Company 1930-1950 M.66 These are two products from the Toiletine Company, in Greenfield and Montague, Massachusetts.
	Cinnamon and Wintergreen Extracts made by The Toiletine Company 1930-1950 M.67 These are two extract bottles from the Toiletine Company, in Greenfield, Massachusetts.
	Covered birch bark container c. 1800 1985.0987 Birch bark boxes were widely made and used by Native people in the Northeast both before and after contact with Europeans.

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