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THE SENATE OF 1872.
ARRANGEMENT OF SEATS.
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Lobby
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Gallery |
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Entrance |
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Entrance |
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Radiator |
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Radiator |
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Diagram
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Entrance |
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Senate Chamber
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Radiator |
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Clerk |
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Reporters
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President |
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Coat Room |
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Chaplain |
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Door
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Hon. HORACE H. COOLIDGE, PRESIDENT
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LEFT. |
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DANIEL E. SAFFORD. |
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THOMAS L. WAKEFIELD. |
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WILLIAM B. LONG |
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A. J. BARTHOLOMEW. |
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SHEPARD THAYER. |
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GEORGE F. RICHARDSON. |
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CHARLES BRADLEY. |
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A. W. BOARDMAN. |
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RUFUS S. FROST. |
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CHARLES P. STICKNEY. |
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ADIN THAYER. |
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BAXTER D. WHITNEY. |
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FRANCIS W. JACOBS. |
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ELISHA A. BREWSTER. |
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JAMES HUMPHREY. |
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JAMES. S. WHITNEY |
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WILLIAM L. SMITH |
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RUFUS D. WOODS. |
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SAMUEL M. GRIGGS. |
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ROBERT JOHNSON. |
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ISAAC H. COE. |
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JOSEPH S. POTTER. |
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GEORGE SHELDON |
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JOHN K. TARBOX |
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LEVI WALLACE. |
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DAVID T. WOODWELL. |
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JOSEPH K. BAKER. |
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LLOYD PARSONS. |
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J. N. PIKE. |
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GEORGE W. LOBDELL. |
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ORRIN HEWES. |
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GEORGE A. TORREY. |
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ROBERT O. FULLER. |
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E. P. CARPENTER. |
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NEWELL GILES. |
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CARROLL D. WR IGHT. |
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REUBEN NOBLE. |
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FREDERICK L. AMES. |
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WILLIAM H. LEARNARD, JR. |
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S. N. GIFFORD, Clerk. |
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There is currently no available "Beginner" label. The following is the default level label: The Massachusetts State Senate Chamber remains unchanged today from the configuration it had in 1872. There are forty total senators, one of whom, the President, is elected by his peers. The senators were seated, then as now, in order of seniority. Above the President rose, then as now, a statue of George Washington. Prominent among this group is George Sheldon, (#12, Left), founder of the Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association.
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"The Senate of 1872- Arrangement of Seats"
creator State House |
date 1872 |
location Boston, Massachusetts |
width 7.5" |
height 9.75" |
process/materials printed paper, ink |
item type Plans/Architectural & Seating |
accession # #L01.084 |
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