Ms. Coll. 88 Burrill File Guide

State Library of Massachusetts – Special Collections Department Guide to Ms. Coll. 88 – Burrill File

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State Library of Massachusetts - Special Collections Department

Ms. Coll. 88

Burrill File Guide

COLLECTION SUMMARY

Creator: Burrill, Ellen Mudge, 1872?-1937

Call Number: Ms. Coll. 88

Extent: 10 linear feet

Preferred Citation Style: Folder Title. Burrill File. State Library of Massachusetts Special

Collections.

Provenance: Ellen Mudge Burrill, date unknown; additions made by State Library staff members.

About This Finding Aid: Description based on DACS.

Processed by: Finding aid prepared in September, 1987; updated January, 2013; and updated

by Abigail Cramer, February, 2013.

Abstract: The Burrill File is a collection of assorted materials primarily concerned with the State

House and with Massachusetts political figures.

SCOPE AND CONTENT

The Burrill File is a group of materials primarily concerned with the State House and

Massachusetts political figures. Materials include photographs, newspaper clippings,

correspondence, and pamphlets. The collection is based on one compiled by Ellen Mudge Burrill

(1872?-1937), author of a number of guides to the State House. There have been numerous

additions to the collection and materials are added continually.

A list of the subjects for which there is material in the Burrill File is given at the end of this guide.


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ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION

Arrangement

Materials in the Burrill File are arranged alphabetically by subject or by individual person's name.

All materials about the State House are first listed under the heading, "State House," and then

further subdivided. For example: "State House – House of Representatives."

Conditions Governing Access

This collection is open for research during the Special Collections Department’s regular hours.

Conditions Governing Reproduction and Use

Copyright restrictions may apply. Requests for permission to publish material from this collection

should be discussed with Special Collections staff.

Languages and Scripts

The collection is entirely in English.

Immediate Source of Acquisition

Ellen Mudge Burrill, date unknown.

Accruals

Materials are added continually by State Library staff members.

Subjects

A

Adams, Charles Francis (1807-1886; House of Representatives, 1841-1843; Senate, 1844-1845;

U.S. House, 1859-1861; Minister to Great Britain, 1861-1868)

Adams, John (1735-1826; Chief Justice of Mass. Supreme Court, 1776; U.S. Minister to Great

Britain, 1785-1788; Vice President of U.S., 1789-1797; President of U.S., 1797-1801)

Adams, John Quincy (1767-1848; U.S. Senate, 1803-1808; U.S. Secretary of State, 1817-1825;

President of the U.S., 1825-1829; U.S. House, 1831-1848)


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Adams National Historic Site

SEE: QUINCY, MA

Adams, Samuel (1722-1803; Governor, 1794-1797)

Adams, MA

Administration and Finance (ANF) – Secretaries’ Reunion (2004)

African Meetinghouse (Boston, MA)

Albano, Salvatore R. “Sal” (1935- ; Senate, 1985-1990)

Alkins, Leonard C. (1944- ; Clerk of the Committee on Rules of the Two Branches, 1978- )

Allen, Frank Gilman (1874-1950; Governor, 1929-1931)

Allston, MA

SEE: BRIGHTON, MA

American Conservatorio of Boston

(research conducted by T. Mazzulli, 2010-2011)

American Party

SEE: “KNOW-NOTHINGS”

American War Mothers

Ames, Butler (1871-1954; House of Representatives, 1898-1900; U.S. House, 1903-1913)

Amesbury, MA

Amherst, MA

Amick, Carol C. (House of Representatives, 1975-1977; Senate, 1977-1989)

Amorello, Matthew John (1958- ; Senate, 1991-1998)


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Andover, MA

Andrew, John Albion (1818-1867; Governor, 1861-1866)

Andrew, Richard (1869-1956)

SEE: STATE HOUSE – 104TH INFANTRY (MURAL)

SEE: STATE HOUSE – 6TH MASS. INFANTRY

Andros, Edmond (1637-1714; Governor of New England, 1686-1689)

Angellis, Phillip M. (1948- ; Assistant Clerk of the Senate, 1980-1992)

Angle Tree Monument

Animals in World War I (Tablet)

SEE: STATE HOUSE – TABLETS – TO THE ANIMALS IN WORLD WAR I

Anthony, Susan B. (1820-1906; American suffragist)

Antonioni, Robert A. (1958- ; House of Representatives, 1989-1992; Senate, 1992-2008)

“Appleseed, Johnny” (born John Chapman)

SEE: CHAPMAN, JOHN

SEE ALSO: LEOMINSTER, MA

Arlington, MA

Army Nurses Memorial

SEE: STATE HOUSE – SENATE STAIRCASE HALL

Art Deco Society of Boston

SEE: BOSTON – ARCHITECTURE

Ashland, MA

Athol, MA


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Atkins, Chester G. (1948- ; House of Representatives, 1971-1972; Senate, 1973- 1984; U.S.

House, 1985-1993)

Attleborough, MA

Audubon, John James (1785-1851)

Audubon Society

SEE: MASSACHUSETTS AUDUBON SOCIETY

Aylmer, John Francis (1934- ; Senate, 1971-1981)

B

Bachrach, George A. (1951- ; Senate, 1981-1986)

Backman, Jack H. (1922- ; House of Representatives, 1965-1970; Senate, 1971-1987)

Bacon, Gaspar G. (1886-1947; Senate President, 1929-32; Lieutenant Governor, 1933-1935)

Bacon, John (Senate President, 1806-1807)

Bailey, James Alderson (1867-1954; House of Representatives, 1894-1895; Senate, 1897)

Baker, Charles D.

Balser, Ruth (1948- ; House of Representatives, 1999-20 )

Baltimore, MD

Balukonis, Patricia Jean

Banks, Nathaniel Prentice, Jr. (1816-1894; U.S. House, 1853-1857, 1865-1873, 1875-1879,

1889-1891; Governor, 1858-1861)

Barnstable, MA


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Barrett, Michael John (1948- ; House of Representatives, 1979-1984; Senate, 1987-1994,

2013-)

Barrios, Jarrett T. (1968- ; House of Representatives, 1999-2002; Senate, 2003-2007)

Barrows, Mary Livermore (1877-1955; House of Representatives, 1929-1938)

Bartlett, George Hartnell (1838-1923)

Bartlett, Josiah (1729-1795)

Bartlett, William Francis (1840-1876)

Bartley, David M. (House Speaker, 1969-1975)

Basement Excavations (State House)

SEE: STATE HOUSE – ADDITIONS – 1853-1856

Bates, John Lewis (1859-1946; Governor 1903-1905)

Bates, William Henry (1917-1969; U.S. House, 1950-1969)

Bay State Light Infantry

SEE: FLAGS – U.S. – CIVIL WAR – 3RD REGIMENT MASS. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

COMPANY K (BAY STATE LIGHT INFANTRY)

The Beacon (also called: the Beacon Monument, the Eagle Monument)

Beacon Hill

SEE: BOSTON – BEACON HILL

Beacon Hill Reservoir

SEE: BOSTON – BEACON HILL RESERVOIR

Belcher, Jonathan (1682-1757; Governor, Province of Mass. Bay, 1730-1741)

Bellingham, Richard (c. 1592-1672; Governor, Province of Mass. Bay, 1641-1642)


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Bellotti, Francis X. (1923- ; Lieutenant Governor, 1963-1964; Attorney General, 1975-1986)

Belmont, MA

Bernashe, Roger Leo (Senate)

Bernard, Francis (1712-1779; Governor, Province of Mass. Bay, 1760-1769)

Bernstein, Robert Alan (1961- ; Senate, 1995-2000)

Berry, Frederick E. (1949- ; Senate, 1983-2013)

Bertonazzi, Louis Peter (1933- ; House of Representatives, 1969-1978; Senate, 1979-1996)

Betzger, Julie (1950-2006; clerk to Senate Committee on Bills in the Third Reading, 1978-2006)

Beverly, MA

Bianculli, Domenic J. (1918- ; Administrative Secretary to the Governor’s Council, 1947-1980)

Bickford, Walter E. (1942- ; House of Representatives, 1977-1983)

Bicknell, Albion Harris (1837-1915)

SEE: LINCOLN, ABRAHAM

Big Dig

Bigelow, Albert Francis (1880-1958; House of Representatives, 1927-1946)

Bill, Richard (Colonial Council, 1740?)

Binienda, John J, Sr. (1947- ; House of Representatives, 1987-20 )

Birmingham, Thomas F. (1949- ; Senate, 1991-2002; Senate President, 1995-2002)

Bissell, Israel (1752-1823; Massachusetts post-rider)

SEE: HINSDALE, MA


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Black Legislators

Blackmar, Wilmon W. (18??-1905; Commander-in-Chief of the Department of Mass., G.A.R.;

Judge Advocate General)

Blackstone River Valley (MA and RI)

Blanchard, Vinson (1916- ; House of Representatives, 1957-196?)

Blumer, Deborah D. (1941-2006; House of Representatives, 2001-2006)

Blute, Peter I. (1956- ; House of Representatives, 1987-1992; U.S. House, 1993-1997)

Bly, Belden Gerald, Jr. (1914-2006; House of Representatives, 1949-1980)

Bohigian, Robert J. (1922-2005; House of Representatives, 1959-1990)

Boland, Edward P. (1911- ; House of Representatives, 1935-1940; U.S. House, 1953-1989)

Bolling, Royal Lee, Sr. (1920- ; House of Representatives, 1961-1968, 1971-1974; Senate,

1983-1988)

Bolton, MA

Book Preservation

SEE: BOOKS – CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION

Books – Conservation and Restoration

Borah, William Edgar (1865-1940)

Borden, Lizzie

Bosley, Daniel E. (1953- ; House of Representatives, 1987-2011)

Boston, MA


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Boston – Architecture

Boston – Arts Commission

Boston – Beacon Hill

Boston – Beacon Hill Reservoir

Boston – Bill of Rights Walkway

Boston – Black Heritage Trail

Boston – Central Artery

Boston – Christ Church

Boston City Architect

Boston City Hospital

Boston Common

Boston Coliseum

Boston – Custom House

Boston – Dorchester

Boston – East Boston

Boston – Faneuil Hall

Boston – First Night

Boston – Graveyards – Historic

Boston – Hancock House


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Boston – Harbor Islands

Boston – King’s Chapel

Boston – Literary Trail

Boston – Long Wharf

Boston Marathon

Boston – North End

Boston – Old Corner Bookstore

Boston – Old South Meeting House

Boston – Old State House

Boston – Old West Church

Boston – Park Place

Boston – Parker House Hotel

Boston – Paul Revere House

Boston Post Canes

Boston – Province House

Boston – Public Garden

Boston – Roxbury

Boston – South End

Boston Stone


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Boston Symphony Orchestra

Boston Tea Party

"The Boston Tea Party" (Mural)

SEE: REID, ROBERT (MURALS)

Boston – Theaters

Boston – Town House

Boston – Views (including aerials)

Boston – Vilna Shul

Boston – West End

Bottomley, John K. (Assistant Secretary to Governor Saltonstall, 1941-1945?)

Boutwell, George Sewall (1818-1905; House of Representatives, 1842-1844, 1847-1850;

Governor, 1851-1853; U.S. House, 1863-1869; U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, 1869-

1873; U.S. Senate, 1873-1877)

Boverini, Walter J. (1924-2008; House of Representatives, 1971-1972; Senate, 1973- 1994;

Senate Majority Whip 1979- ; Senate Majority Leader 1985-1994)

Bowdoin, James (1726-1790; Governor, 1785-1787)

Bowker, Philip G. (1899-1955; House of Representatives, 1933-1940; Senate, 1947-1955)

Boyer, Douglas C. (1951- ; Second Assistant Clerk of the Senate, 1980-1992)

Brackett, John Quincy Adams (1842-1918; Governor, 1890-1891)

Bradford, Robert Fiske (1902-1983; Governor, 1947-1949)

Bradford, William (1590-1657)


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Bradford Manuscript

SEE: STATE HOUSE – STATE LIBRARY

Bradstreet, Anne Dudley (c. 1612-1672)

Bradstreet, Simon (1603-1697; Governor, Mass. Bay Colony, 1679 and following)

Braintree, MA (Methodist Church)

Braman, Col. Jarvis Dwight (1799-1850)

Brennan, John A., Jr. (1945- ; House of Representatives, 1973-1974; Senate, 1977-1990)

Brewer, Stephen Michael (1948- ; House of Representatives, 1989-1996; Senate, 1997-20 )

Brewster, MA

Bridgewater, MA

Briggs, George Nixon (1796-1861; U.S. House, 1830-1843; Governor, 1844-1851)

Brigham, Charles (1841-1925)

Brighton, MA

Brimfield, MA

Bristol County, MA

Britland, John (1935- ; Executive Council, 1975-1984)

Brockton, MA

Brodney, Edward (1910- )

SEE: STATE HOUSE – BRODNEY MURALS


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Brooke, Edward W. (1919- ; Massachusetts Attorney General, 1963-1966; U.S. Senate, 1967-

1979)

Brookline, MA

Brooks, John (1752-1825; Governor, 1816-1823)

Brown, Robert Stephen (1869-1954; House of Representatives, 1925-1926)

Buchanan, James (1791-1868)

Buckland, MA

Buckley, Anna P. (1924- ; Senate, 1973-1988)

Buckley, John R.

Buckley, Thomas J.

Buczko, Thaddeus “Ted” (1926- ; House of Representatives, 1959-1964; State Auditor, 1964-

1981)

Buell, Robert C. (1931- ; House of Representatives, 1969-1978; Senate, 1979-1995)

Bulfinch, Charles (1763-1844)

Bulger, William M. (1934- ; House of Representatives, 1961-1970; Senate, 1971-1996, Senate

President, 1978-1996)

Bullock, John W. (1929- ; Senate, 1973-1976)

Bump, Suzanne M. (1956- ; House of Representatives, 1985-1993; Secretary of Labor and

Workforce Development, 2007-2009; State Auditor, 2011- )

Bunker Hill Monument

Bunte, Doris (1933- ; House of Representatives, 1973-1986)


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Burke, Anthony J. (1931- ; House of Representatives, 1959-1968; Legislative Service

Bureau,1973-1992)

Burke, Edward Lawrence (1943- ; Senate, 1971-1992)

Burke, James A. (1910-1983; U.S. House, 1959-1979)

Burke, John P. (1954- ; Senate, 1979-1990)

Burke, Kevin M. (1946- ; House of Representatives, 1975-1979; Secretary of Public Safety,

2007-2010)

Burlingame, Anson (1820-1870; U.S. House, 1855-1860; Minister to China, 1861-1867)

Burnet, William (1688-1729; Governor, 1728-1729)

Burrill, Ellen Mudge (1863-1937; Secretary to the Sergeant-at-Arms; author)

Businger, John A. (1945- ; House of Representatives, 1971-1974)

Butler, Benjamin Franklin (1818-1893; U. S. House, 1867-1875; Governor, 1883-1884)

Butler Bible

SEE: BUTLER, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN

Butler Flag


Butler, William Morgan (1861-1937 ; House of Representatives, 1890-1891; Senate, 1892-1895,

President of the Senate, 1894-1895; U.S. Senate, 1924-1926)

Buttrick, Maj. John (1731-1791; minuteman commander at North Bridge, Concord, 1775)

Byrd, Richard Evelyn (1888-1957; American admiral and polar explorer)


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C

Cahill, Horace T. (1894-1976; Lieutenant Governor, 1939-1945)

Callahan, Michael J. (1944-2011 ; Executive Council, 1999-2011)

Cambridge, MA

Canavan, Christine E. (1950- ; House of Representatives, 1993-20 )

Canessa, Stephen R. (House of Representatives, 2005-2011)

Cannon, Spanish

SEE: STATE HOUSE – CANNONS

Cape Ann, MA

Cape Cod, MA

Capitols

Capuano, Michael E. (1952- ; U.S. Congress, 1999-20 )

Carr, Elizabeth Anne (1957- ; Clerical Assistant to the Clerk of the Senate, 1980-1982)

Carroll, Edward J. (1939- ; Executive Council, 1993- )

Carron, Mark J. (1962- ; House of Representatives, 1999-2007)

Carter, William Henry (1864-1955; House of Representatives, 1906)

Casassa, Andrew A. (1886-1944; House of Representatives, 1913-1915; Senate, 1920-1922;

Mayor of Revere, 1929-1934)

Cellucci, A. Paul (1948- ; House of Representatives, 1977-1984; Senate, 1985-1990;

Lieutenant Governor, 1991-1997; Governor, 1997-2001; U.S. Ambassador to Canada,

2001-2005)


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Chang-Diaz, Sonia ( - ; Senate, 2009- )

Chantrey, Francis Legatt (1781-1841)

SEE: WASHINGTON, GEORGE

SEE: STATE HOUSE – DORIC HALL

Chapman, John, "Johnny Appleseed" (1774-1845)

Charlestown Navy Yard

Chase, Arthur E. (1930- ; Senate, 1991-1994)

Chase, Chester W. (1885- ; House of Representatives, 1927-1938)

Chase, Samuel (1741-1811; Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, 1796-1811)

Chickering, Elmer (1857- ; photographer, active in Boston, 1884-1919)

Chicopee, MA

Christian Science

SEE: EDDY, MARY BAKER

Cimino, Salvatore P. (1933- ; House of Representatives, 1979-1980)

Civil War Monuments

SEE: SOLDIERS' MONUMENTS

Clark, John

Clark, William G., Jr. (1912- ; House of Representatives, 1941-1942)

Clinton, MA

Clocks and watches

Coakley, Daniel H. (House of Representatives, 1892-1894; Governor’s Council, 1933-1941)


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Coat of Arms – Massachusetts

SEE: MASSACHUSETTS – ARMS AND SEAL

Cobb, Freeman (1830-1873; Cobb & Co. coaching in Australia; Senate, 1864, 1865)

Codfish

SEE: STATE HOUSE – HISTORIC CODFISH

Cohen, Beryl (1934- ; House of Representatives, 1961-1964; Senate, 1964-1970)

Cole, Sumner (1799-1875; House of Representatives, 1834, 1835, 1854, 1856)

"Columbia Knighting Her World War Disabled" (Mural)


Concord, MA

Coney, Jeremiah

SEE: FLAGS – U.S. – WAR OF 1812

Coney Flag


Congressional Medal of Honor Men (bas-relief)

SEE: STATE HOUSE – BAS RELIEFS

Connelly, Edward J. (1876- ; House of Representatives, 1935-1936)

Connolly, Edward G. (1928-2006; House of Representatives, 1991-2006)

Connolly, Michael Joseph (1947- ; House of Representatives, 1973-1978; Secretary of

Commonwealth, 1979-1994)

Conte, Silvio O. (1921-1991; Senate, 1951-1958; U.S. House, 1959-1989)

Coolidge, Calvin (1872-1933)


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Coon, Gary M. (1964- ; House of Representatives, 1991-1996)

Coote, Richard (1636-1701; Governor, Province of Mass. Bay, 1699-1700)

Copley, John Singleton (1738-1815)

Coppola, Michael J. (1942-2005; House of Representatives, 2001-2005)

Coppola, Virginia Moore (1949- ; House of Representatives, 2006- 2007)

Corvin, William J. (Secretary of Administration and Finance, 1972- )

Costello, Nicholas J. (1935- ; House of Representatives, 1979-1983; Senate, 1983-1990)

Cotton, Joseph Russell (1890- ; House of Representatives, 1923-1924; Senate, 1927-1940,

President of the Senate, 1939-1940; Counsel to the Governor, 1941-1944)

Coughlin, Paul J. (1946- ; Clerical Assistant to the Clerk of the Senate, 1979- )

Cousins, Frank G., Jr. (1958- ; House of Representatives, 1993-1996)

Cox, Channing Harris (1879-1968; Governor, 1921-1925)

Cradock, Matthew (d. 1641; Governor, Mass. Bay Colony, 1629)

Crane, Robert Q. (1926- ; State Treasurer, 1964-1990)

Crane, Winthrop Murray (1853-1920; Governor, 1900-1903; U.S. Senate, 1904-1913)

Creedon, Geraldine (1945- ; House of Representatives, 1995-20 )

Creem, Cynthia Stone (1942- ; Executive Council, 1995-1999, Senate, 1999-20 )

Cronin, Edward J. (1912-1958; Secretary of State, 1949-1956)

Crosby, Stephen P. (Secretary of Administration and Finance, 2000-2002; Gaming Commission

Chair, 2012- )


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Cruz, John F. (1962- ; House of Representatives, 1991-1992)

Cunningham, John M. (d. 1941; Executive Council, 1941-1942?)

Curley, James Michael (1874-1958; U.S. House, 1911-1914; four-time Mayor of Boston,

Governor, 1935-1937)

Cushing, Luther Stearns (1803-1856; Clerk, House of Representatives, 1832-1843; House of

Representatives, 1844)

Cushing, Richard James, Cardinal (1895-1970)

Cushing, Thomas (1693/4-1746)

Cushing, Thomas (1794/5-1788)

SEE: CUSHING, THOMAS (1693/4-1746)

Cutter, Arthur B. (1853-c. 1940; Boston decorative painter and stained glass maker)

D

Dallin, Cyrus Edwin (1861-1944)

SEE: BRADFORD, WILLIAM; HUTCHINSON, ANNE MARBURY; REVERE, P.

Dalton, MA

D’Amico, Gerard (1947- ; Senate, 1977-1986)

Dana, Francis (1743-1811)

Dana, MA

Danielson, George S., Jr. (Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms and Chief Court Officer of the Senate,

1985-1990)

Danvers, MA


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Davis, John (1787-1854; U.S. House, 1825-1834; Governor, 1834-1835, 1841-1843; U.S.

Senate,1835-1841, 1845-1853)

Dawes, Thomas (1731-1809)

Dawes, William (1745-1799; message carrier of April 18, 1775)

SEE: BOSTON - GRAVEYARDS HISTORIC

Dean, George Walter (1899-1955; House of Representatives, 1945-1952)

Declaration of Independence

SEE: UNITED STATES DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE

Dedham, MA

Deedy, John Joseph (1915-1944; House of Representatives, 1941-1943)

Deerfield, MA

Delahunt, William D. (1941- ; U.S. House, 1997-2011)

DeLeo, Robert A. (1950- ; House of Representatives, 1991-20 ; Speaker of the House, 2009- )

Demakis, Paul C. (1953- ; House of Representatives, 1995-2004)

Dennett, Roger (1895- ; House of Representatives, 1939-1944)

Denniston, Bracket B., III

DeNucci, A. Joseph (1939- ; House of Representatives, 1977-1968; State Auditor, 1987-2011)

Devaney, Marilyn Petito (Executive Council, 1999-20 )

Devens, Charles (1820-1891; Senate, 1848-1849, U.S. Marshal for Mass., 1849-1853; Union

Brigadier General; a Justice of the Mass. Supreme Judicial Court, 1873-1877; U.S.

Attorney General, 1877-1881)


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Dever, Paul Andrew (1903-1958; Governor, 1949-1953)

Diaz, Generalissimo Armando (1921 visit)

DiCarlo, Joseph J.C. (1936- ; House of Representatives, 1965-1968; Senate, 1969-1978)

Diehl, Leo E. (1914-2006; House of Representatives, 1937-1940; state tax commissioner, 1963-

1965)

DiLorenzo, George E. (1919-2004; House of Representatives, 1965-1970, 1973-1976?)

DiMasi, Salvatore F. (1945- ; House of Representatives, 1979-2009; Speaker, 2004-2009)

Dimauro, Theodore E. (Executive Council)

DiPaola, James V. (1953-2010; House of Representatives, 1993-1996)

Doane, Paul V. (1943- ; Senate, 1981-1988)

Donahue, Harold D. (1901- ; U.S. House, 1947-1974)

Donahue, Maurice A. (1918- ; House of Representatives, 1949-1950; Senate, 1951-1970;

Senate President, 1964-1970)

Donaldson, Sylvia M. (1849- ; House of Representatives, 1923-1930)

Donelan, Christopher J. (1964- ; House of Representatives, 2003-2011)

Donnelly, Brian J. (1946- ; House of Representatives, 1973- 1978; U.S. House, 1979-1993)

Donovan, Carol A. (1937- ; House of Representatives, 1991-2005)

Dorchester Seal

Doric Dames

SEE: STATE HOUSE – DORIC DAMES


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Doris, Francis Daniel (1931- ; House of Representatives, 1973-1978; Senate, 1979-1990)

Dowse, Edmund (1813-1905; Chaplain of the Senate, 1880-1904)

Doyle, Phillip J. (1930- ; Administrative Assistant to the Clerk of the Senate, 1978-1980)

Dowling, Patricia A. (1957- ; Executive Council, 1995-2000)

Downing, Benjamin B. (1981- ; Senate 2007- )

Draper, Eben Sumner (1858-1914; Lieutenant Governor, 1906-1908; Governor 1909-1911)

Drinan, Robert F. (1920- ; U.S. House, 1971-1981)

Drinkwater, Horace Rogers (1872-1954; House of Representatives, 1902-1904)

Driscoll, Charles Dennis (1888-1955; House of Representatives, 1941-1952)

Driscoll, John T. (1925- ; House of Representatives, 1955-1960; State Treasurer, 1961-1964)

Duca, Alfred M.

SEE: JOHN W. McCORMACK STATE OFFICE BUILDING

Dudley, Joseph (1647-1720, son of Governor Thomas Dudley; Governor of New Hampshire and

Rhode Island, 1686; Governor of Colonial Massachusetts and New Hampshire, 1702-

1715)

Dudley, Thomas (1576-1653; Governor of Colonial Massachusetts, 1634-1635, 1640-1641, 1645-

1646, 1650-1651)

Dukakis, Michael S. (1933- ; House of Representatives, 1963-1970; Governor 1975-1979;

1983-1988)

Dummer, William (1677-1761; Acting Governor, Province of Mass. Bay, 1723-1730)

Duxbury, MA


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Dwight, Donald (1931- ; Commissioner of Administration, 1969- ; Lieutenant Governor, 1971-

1975)

Dyer, Mary (c. 1635-1660; supporter of Anne Hutchinson; Quaker missionary and martyr)

E

Eagle Monument (State House)

SEE: THE BEACON

Early, Joseph Day (1933- ; House of Representatives, 1963-1974; U.S. House, 1975-1989)

East Longmeadow, MA

East Northfield, MA – Wanamaker Lake

Easton, MA

Eaton, Gen. William (1764-1811; hero at Derna, Libya, 1805; House of Representatives, 1807)

Ebsen, Charles Edlef (1874-1955; House of Representatives, 1909-1910)

Eddy, Mary Baker (1821-1910)

Edwards, Major General Clarence R.

Eisenhower, Dwight D. (1890-1969)

Elbridge, Gerry, Sr.

Eldridge, James B. (1973- ; House of Representatives, 2003- )

Electoral College

Eleey, Peter L. (1952- ; Executive Council, 1981-1992?)

Ely, Joseph Buell (1881-1956; Governor, 1931-1935)


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Endecott, John (c. 1589-1665; Governor of Colonial Massachusetts, 1629, 1644-1645, 1649-

1650, 1651-1654, 1655-1665)

Endicott, John (c. 1589-1665)

SEE: ENDECOTT, JOHN (c. 1589-1665)

Endicott, Henry Bradford

Erving, MA

Essex, MA

Essex County, MA

Everett, MA

F

Fairbanks House

SEE: DEDHAM, MA

Fagan, James H. (1947- ; House of Representatives, 1993-2011)

Fairhaven, MA

Fall River, MA

Falmouth, MA

Faneuil Hall

SEE: BOSTON – FANEUIL HALL

Farragut, David Glasgow (1801-1870)

SEE: FLAGS – STATE HOUSE

Fessenden, Franklin G. (Justice)


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54th Mass. Regiment (Civil War)

SEE: SHAW, ROBERT GOULD

SEE: U.S. – HISTORY – CIVIL WAR, 1861-1865 – REGIMENTAL HISTORIES – 54TH

MASS.

55th Mass. Regiment (Civil War)

SEE: ROME, PRIVATE GEORGE R.

SEE: U.S. – HISTORY – CIVIL WAR, 1861-1865 – REGIMENTAL HISTORIES – 55TH

MASS.

Fingold, George (1908-1958; Attorney General, 1953-1958)

Finnegan, John J. (1938- ; House of Representatives, 1967-1981; Auditor, 1981-1987)

Finneran, Thomas M. (1950- ; House of Representatives, 1979-2004; Speaker of the House,

1996-2004)

First Church of Christ, Scientist

Fitchburg, MA

Fitzerald, Redmond Stephen (1882-1954; House of Representatives, 1913-1915)

Fitzgerald, Susan Walker (1871- ; House of Representatives, 1923-1924)

SEE: DONALDSON, SYLVIA

Flags – Butler


Flags – Mount Rushmore Flag

Flags – Preservation

SEE ALSO: FOWLER, AMELIA

Flags – State House

Flags – State House – Miscellaneous Correspondence


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Flags – U.S.

Flags – U.S. – Civil War

Flags – U.S. – Civil War – Gifts

Flags – U.S. – Civil War – 2nd Battery (Light) – Mass. Artillery

Flags – U.S. – Civil War – 3rd Regiment Mass. Volunteer Infantry, Company K (Bay State Light

Infantry)

Flags – U.S. – Civil War – 5th Mass. Cavalry

Flags – U.S. – Civil War – 6th Regiment Mass. Volunteer Infantry






Flags – U.S. – Civil War – 21st Regiment Mass. Volunteer Infantry

Flags – U.S. – Civil War – 22nd Regiment Mass. Volunteer Infantry

Flags – U.S. – Civil War – 23rd Regiment Mass. Volunteer Infantry





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Flags– U.S. – Civil War – 30th Regiment Mass. Volunteer Infantry

Flags – U.S. – Civil War – 31st Regiment Mass. Volunteer Infantry

Flags – U.S. – Civil War – 32nd Regiment Mass. Volunteer Infantry

Flags – U.S. – Civil War – 33rd Regiment Mass. Volunteer Infantry

Flags– U.S. – Civil War – 34th Regiment Mass. Volunteer Infantry



Flags – U.S. – Massachusetts

Flags – U.S. – Mexican War

Flags – U.S. – Spanish American War

Flags – U.S. – War of 1812

Flags – U.S. – World War I

Flags – U.S. – World War II

Flaherty, Charles F. (1938- ; House of Representatives, 1967-1996; Speaker of the House,

1991-1996)

Flaherty, John E. (1910- ; House of Representatives, 1941-1946)


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Flaherty, Thomas Aloysius (1898- 1965; House of Representatives, 1935-1937; U.S. House,

1937-1943)

Flood, John H. (1939- ; House of Representatives, 1981-1990)

Flynn, Raymond L. (Mayor of Boston)

Foch, Ferdinand (1851-1929; French marshal) (1921 visit)

Foley, Daniel J. (1921-2009; Senate, 1969-1984; Legislative Research, 1985- )

Foley, Edward Patrick (1938- ; Executive Council, 1993- )

Foley, Joseph M. (Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms and Chief Court Officer of the Senate, 1982- )

Fonseca, Mary Leite (1915-2005; Senate, 1953-1984)

Forman, Peter (1958- ; House of Representatives, 1981-1994; Deputy and Acting Secretary of

Administration and Finance, 2000-2002)

Forry, Linda Dorcena (1973- ; House of Representatives, 2005- )

Fort Sumter Flag


Foss, Eugene Noble (1858-1939; U.S. House, 1910-1911; Governor, 1911-1914)

Fowle, Jonathan


Fowler, Amelia

SEE ALSO: FLAGS – PRESERVATION

Foy, Douglas I. (1947- ; Secretary of the Office for Commonwealth Development, 2003-2006)

Fox, Gloria L. (1942- ; House of Representatives, 1985- )


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Framingham, MA

Francis, Henry M. (1836-1908)

SEE: FITCHBURG, MA

Frank, Barney (1940- ; U.S. House, 1981-2013)

Frank, Elsie (Goluck) (d. 2005)

Franklin, MA

Franklin County, MA

“Freedom Trail Tapestry” (needlework by Massachusetts Needlepoint Guild; ca. 1976)

French, Daniel Chester (1850-1931)

SEE: HOOKER, JOSEPH

Frost, Archie Norwood (1872-1955; House of Representatives, 1899-1901; Senate 1902-1903)

Fuller, Alvan Tufts (1878-1958; U.S. House, 1917-1921; Governor 1925-1929)

Furcolo, Foster J. (1911-1995; Governor, 1957-1961)

G

Gabrieli, Chris (candidate for Congress, 1998)

Gage, Thomas (1721-1787; Commander in Chief, British Army in North America, 1763-1773; last

Governor of Provincial Massachusetts, 1774

Galvin, William Francis (1950- ; House of Representatives, 1975-1991; Secretary, 1995- )

Gardner, MA

Garrison, Althea (1940- ; House of Representatives, 1993-1995)


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Gauch, Ronald W. (1938- ; House of Representatives, 1993-2001)

Gavel-to-Gavel (WGBH)

Gay, Dorothy A. Kelly (1943- ; Executive Council, 1993-1999? )

General Court

SEE: MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL COURT

Genereux, P.E. (1892-1977; State House photographer)

George, Thomas Nicholis (1938- ; House of Representatives, 1997-2005)

Gerry, Elbridge (1744-1814; U.S. House, 1789-1793; Governor, 1810-1812; Vice President of the

U.S., 1813-1814)

Gifford, Stephen Nye (1815-1886; House of Representatives, 1850; Auditor, 1855; Clerk of the

Senate, 1858-1886)

Giglio, Anthony P. (1941- ; House of Representatives, 1989-1994)

Gill, Moses (1733-1800; Lieutenant Governor, 1794-1800)

Giordano, Larry F. (1945- ; House of Representatives, 1987-1993?)

Gloucester, MA

Goguen, Emile J. (1933- ; House of Representatives, 1991-2006)

Golden, William Brownell (1948- ; Senate, 1985-1991)

Gomes, Shirley A. (1940- ; House of Representatives, 1995-2007)

Gonzales, Jay (Secretary of the Executive Office for Administration and Finance, 2009-2013)

Goodwin, Angier L. (1881-1975; Senate President, 1941; U.S. House, 1943-1955)


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Grand Union Flag


Grant, Albert Fosdick (1872-1955; House of Representatives, 1906-1907)

Grant, Ulysses Simpson (1822-1885)

Great Union Flag


Green, Karen F. (1956- ; Executive, 1993-1994)

Green, Thomas H. (1883- ; House of Representatives, 1918-1920)

Greenfield, MA

Greenhalge, Frederic Thomas (1842-1896; House of Representatives, 1885; U.S. House, 1889-

1891; Governor, 1894-1896)

Groton, MA

Groveland, MA

Guerriero, Patrick C. (1968- ; House of Representatives, 1993-1998)

Guild, Curtis, Jr. (1860-1915; Lieutenant Governor, 1903-1905; Governor 1906-1909;

Ambassador to Russia, 1910-1913)

Guzzi, Paul H. (1942- ; House of Representatives, 1971-1974; Secretary, 1975-1978)

H

Hale, Herbert Dudley (1866-1908; architect)

Halifax Explosion Memorial Bell Tower

Hall, Robert A. (1946- ; Senate, 1973-1982)


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Hallways – State House

SEE: STATE HOUSE – CORRIDORS

Ham, Harry Howard (1883-1954; House of Representatives, 1907-1909)

Hancock, John (1737-1793; President of the Provincial Congress, 1774-1775; First Signer of the

Declaration of Independence, 1776; First Governor under the Constitution, 1780-1785,

1787-1793)

Hancock House

SEE: BOSTON – HANCOCK HOUSE

Hanley, Edward (Secretary of Administration and Finance, 1979- 1981)

Hanson, MA

Harkins, Lida Eisenstadt (1944- ; House of Representatives, 1989-2011)

Harnisch, Joseph J. (1883- ; House of Representatives, 1933-1941)

Harold, Paul D. (1948- ; Senate. 1979-1992)

Harrington, Edward Dennis Jr. (1921-1992; House of Representatives, 1957-1979)

Harrington, Kevin Brian (1929- ; Senate, 1959-1978, Senate President, 1971-1978)

Harrington, Michael J. (1936-1997; U.S. House, 1969-1979)

Harshbarger, L. Scott (1941- ; Attorney General, 1991-1998)

Harvard, MA

Harvard University – 350th Anniversary, 1986

Harwich, MA


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Hastings, William Soden (1798-1842; House of Representatives, 1828; Senate, 1829-1833; U.S.

House, 1837-1842)

Hawke, Robert D. (1932- ; House of Representatives, 1991-1996)

Hayes, George Henry Washington (1871-1954; House of Representatives, 1913)

Haynes, John (Governor, Mass. Bay Colony, 1635-1636)

Hayward, Jeffery John (1960- ; House of Representatives, 1991-1994)

Healey, Jeremiah J. (1872-1954; House of Representatives, 1921-1932; 1935-1938)

Healy, Kerry (1960- ; Lieutenant Governor, 2003-2007)

Heckler, Margaret M. (1931- ; U.S. House, 1967-1983)

Hennessey, Edward F. (Chief Justice, Supreme Judicial Court of Mass., 1976-1989)

Hennigan, James W. (1890-1969; House of Representatives, 1931-1936; Senate, 1937-1938)

Herter, Albert (1871-1950) – Murals

SEE: STATE HOUSE – HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Herter, Christian Archibald (1895-1966; U.S. House, 1943-1952; Governor, 1953-1957; U.S.

Secretary of State, 1959-1961)

Hickey, Francis J., Jr. (1928- ; House of Representatives, 1955-1958)

Hicks, Louise Day (1923- ; U.S. House, 1971-1973)

Hillman, Reed V. (1948- ; House of Representatives, 1999-2004)

Hinckley, Thomas (Governor, Plymouth Colony, 1680-1686, 1689-1692)

Hinsdale, MA


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Historic New England

SEE: SOCIETY FOR THE PRESERVATION OF NEW ENGLAND ANTIQUITIES

Hoar, George Frisbie (1826-1904; U.S. Senate, 1877-1904)

Holden, MA

Holmes, Sybil H. (1889-1979; Senate [first woman to serve], 1937-1941; Assistant Attorney

General)

Holyoke, MA

Hooker, Joseph (1814-1879; Major General, Army of the Potomac, 1863)

Hooker Statue

SEE: HOOKER, JOSEPH

Hoosac Tunnel

Hoover, Herbert (1874-1964)

Hopkinton, MA

Horton, Edward Augustus (1843-1936; Senate Chaplain, 1904-1928)

Houston, John Patrick (1955- ; Senate, 1985-1990)

Hull, Isaac (1773-1843; USS Constitution hero, War of 1812)

Humason, Donald F., Jr. (1967- ; House of Representatives, 2003-20 )

Hunnewell, James Melville (1879-1954; House of Representatives, 1920-1926)

Hurley, Charles Francis (1893-1946; Governor, 1937-1939)

Hurley, Michael D. (1963- ; Second Assistant Clerk of the Senate, 1999-2007?; Assistant Clerk

of the Senate, 2007?- )


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Hurwitz, Nathaniel M. (1893-1966; House of Representatives, 1943-1956)

Hutchinson, Anne Marbury (1591-1643; religious leader, banished from Mass. Bay Colony)

Hutchinson, Thomas (1711-1780; Chief Justice, 1761-1769; Governor of Provincial

Massachusetts, 1771-1774)

Hyannis, MA

SEE: BARNSTABLE, MA

Hyde Park, MA

Hyland, Barbara C. (1943- ; House of Representatives, 1992-2000)

I

Iannella, Christopher A., Jr. (1952- ; Executive Council, 1985-1990; 1993-20 )

Ipswich, MA

Italian-Americans

SEE: STATE HOUSE – GUIDEBOOKS

J

Jajuga, James Paul (1946- ; Senate, 1991-2002)

"James Otis Arguing Against the Writs of Assistance in the Old Town House" (Mural)

SEE: REID, ROBERT – MURALS

Jacques, Cheryl A. (1962- ; Senate, 1993-2004)

Jay, Pierre (first Bank Commissioner of Mass.)

"John Eliot Preaching the Gospel to the Indians" (Mural by Henry Oliver Walker)

SEE: STATE HOUSE – MEMORIAL HALL



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John W. McCormack State Office Building

"Johnny Appleseed"

SEE: CHAPMAN, JOHN (1774-1845)


Jonathan Fowle Flag


Jones, Bradley H., Jr. (1965- ; House of Representatives, 1994-20 )

Joyce, Brian A. (1962- ; House of Representatives, 1997-1998; Senate, 1998-20 )

K

Kaprelian, Rachel (1968- ; House of Representatives, 1995-2008)

Kariotis, George S. (1923- ; Secretary of Economic Affairs, 1979-1983)

Keating, William R. (1952- ; House of Representatives, 1977-1984; Senate, 1985-1998)

Keefe, Frank T. (Secretary of Administration and Finance, 1983-1988)

Keenan, John David (House of Representatives, 2005-20 )

Keith, Hastings (1915-2005; Senate, 1953-1956; U.S. House, 1959-1973)

Keith, Brig.-Gen. Israel (1750-1819; Adjutant-General of Massachusetts, 1785-1788)

Kendall, Richard E. (1934- ; House of Representatives,1971-1978)

Kenneally, George V., Jr. (1929- ; Associate Senate Counsel, 1977-1992)

Kennedy, Edward Moore (1932-2009 ; U.S. Senate, 1963-2009)


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Kennedy, John Fitzgerald (1917-1963)

SEE ALSO: STATE HOUSE – JOHN F. KENNEDY STATUE

Kennedy, Joseph Patrick, II (1952- ; U.S. House, 1987-1998)

Kennedy, Robert (of Kennedy Studios Inc.)

SEE: BOSTON – VIEWS

Kennedy, Robert B. (1940- ; Executive Council, 1989-1994)

Kennedy, Robert F. (1925-1968; U.S. Attorney General, 1961-1964)

Kennedy Studios Inc., Boston

SEE: BOSTON – VIEWS

Kerry, John F. (1943- ; Lieutenant Governor, 1983-1985; U.S. Senate, 1985-2013; U.S.

Secretary of State, 2013- )

Keverian, George (1931- ; House of Representatives, 1967-1990, Speaker of the House,1985-

1990)

Keville, Edmund V. (1910-2005; Appeals Court judge)

King, Daniel P.

King, Edward J. (1925- ; Governor, 1979-1983)

King, John G. (1942- ; House of Representatives, 1971-1978; Senate, 1979-1982)

King, Martin Luther, Jr. (1929-1968)

King, Mary-Lee (1953- ; Executive, 1991-1998)

King, Rufus (1755-1827; Continental Congress; U.S. Senate; Minister to Great Britain)

King’s Chapel

SEE: BOSTON – KING’S CHAPEL


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Kingston, MA

Kirby, Edward P. (1928- ; House of Representatives, 1961-1966; Senate, 1981-1992)

Knapik, Michael R. (1963- ; House of Representatives, 1991-1994; Senate, 1995-20 )

“Know-Nothings”

Knowles, John Quincy (1895- ; House of Representatives, 1930-1943)

Koczera, Robert M. (1953- ; House of Representatives, 1989-20 )

Kopchovsky, Annie Cohen (“Annie Londonderry”) (globe-trotting bicyclist of 1890s)

Koplow, Freyda P. (1907- ; House of Representatives, 1955-1968)

Koponen, Libby (author)

Kossuth, Lajos (1802-1894) (visit to Massachusetts)

Kraus, Richard Arnold (1937- ; Senate. 1983-1990)

Kraus, Robert (1957- ; House of Representatives, 1989-1997)

Krekorian, Robert C. (1962- ; House of Representatives, 1991-199?)

Kuhn, Jacob (1763-1835; Messenger to the General Court, 1786-1835)

L

Lafayette, Marquis de (1757-1834; French statesman and officer; Major General, U.S.

Continental Army)

Landers, Patrick F., III (1959- ; House of Representatives, 1987-2000)

Langone, Joseph A., III (1917- ; House of Representatives, 1961-1964, 1969-1972; Executive

Council, 1977-1990)


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Lantigua, William (1955- ; House of Representatives, 2003-2010)

Lashman, L. Edward, Jr. (Secretary of Administration and Finance, 1989-1991)

Laskey, Frederick A. (Secretary of Administration and Finance, 1998-1999)

Lawrence, MA

Lee, Joseph (1862-1937; Board of Recreation, Boston)

Lees, Brian P. (1953- ; Senate, 1989-2006, Minority Floor Leader, 1993-2006)

Leominster, MA

Leonard, John “Jack” (1921-2004; State House photographer, late 1940’s-2002)

Lepper, John A. (1934- ; House of Representatives, 1995-2009)

Leverett, John (1616-1679; Governor of Colonial Massachusetts, 1672-1679)

Levy, Jordan (1943- ; Executive Council, 1995-1998)

Lewis, Arthur Joseph, Jr. (1934- ; House of Representatives, 1967-1972; Senate, 1973-1990)

Lewis, Edmonia (b.c. 1840; sculptress)

Lexington, MA

Library of the General Court

Lincoln, Abraham (1809-1865; President of the U.S., 1861-1865)

Lincoln, Benjamin (1733-1810; Lieutenant Governor, 1788-1789)

Lincoln, Enoch (1788-1829; Governor of Maine. Son of Levi, Sr., and brother of Levi, Jr.)

Lincoln, Frederick Walker (1817-1898; seven-time Mayor of Boston)


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Lincoln, Levi, Jr. (1782-1868; Governor, 1825-1834; U. S. House, 1834-1841)

Lincoln, Levi, Sr. (Governor, 1749-1820)

Linsky, David Paul (1957- ; House of Representatives, 1999-20 )

Linsky, Marty (1940- ; House of Representatives, 1967-1972; Chief Secretary/Counselor to


Literary Trail of Greater Boston

SEE: BOSTON– LITERARY TRAIL

Locke, David Henry (1927- ; House of Representatives, 1961-1968; Senate, 1969-1992)

Lodge, George Cabot (Assistant Secretary of Labor for International Affairs, 1958-1961)

Lodge, Henry Cabot (1850-1924; U.S. Senate, 1893-1924)

Lodge, Henry Cabot, Jr. (1902-1985; House of Representatives, 1933-1936; U.S. Senate,1937-

1944, 1947-1953)

“Londonderry, Annie”

SEE: KOPCHOVSKY, ANNIE COHEN

Long, John Davis (1838-1915; House of Representatives, 1875-1878; Lieutenant Governor,

1879; Governor, 1880-1883; U.S. House, 1883-1889; Secretary of the Navy, 1897-1902)

Longmeadow, MA

LoPresti, Michael, Jr. (1947- ; Senate, 1973-1992)

LoPresti, Vincent A. (1939- ; Executive Council, 1975-1976)

Lottery

SEE: MASSACHUSETTS STATE LOTTERY

Loughman, Joseph S., Sr. (1928-2006; House of Representatives, 1965-1968)


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Lowell, MA

Lunenburg, MA

Lynch, Stephen F. (1955- ; House of Representatives, 1995-1996; Senate, 1996-2001; U.S.

House, 2001-20 )

Lynn, MA

Lynnfield, MA

M

MacDonald, Torbert H. (1917-1976; U.S. House, 1955-1976)

Mackey, Joseph K. (1951-2007; House of Representatives, 1985-1990)

MacLean, William Q. “Biff,” Jr. (1934- ; House of Representatives, 1961-1980; Senate, 1981-

1992)

Malia, Elizabeth Ann (1949- ; House of Representatives, 1998-20 )

Malone, Joseph Daniel (1954- ; State Treasurer, 1991-1998)

Manchester-by-the-Sea, MA

Mandile, Anthony M. (1946- ; House of Representatives, 1987-1992, 1995-1996)

Mann, Horace (1796-1859; House of Representatives, 1827-1830, 1832; Senate President, 1835-

1837; Secretary of the State Board of Education, 1837-1848; U.S. House, 1848-1853)

Manning, Donald (1929-2005; House of Representatives, 1961-1980)

Marblehead, MA

Marchand, David M. (Secretary of Administration and Finance, 1974-1975)


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Markey, Edward John (1946- ; House of Representatives, 1973-1976; U.S. House, 1976-20 )

Markey, John F. (1925- ; Executive Council, 1977-1990)

Marlborough, MA

Marsh, Robert H. (1959- ; House of Representatives, 1987-1992)

Marshfield, MA

Marston, Charles S. III (1921-2007; House of Representatives, 1951-1956, Senate, 1957-1958)

Martha's Vineyard, MA

Massachusetts Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company

Massachusetts – Arms and Seal

Massachusetts Audubon Society

Massachusetts Art Commission

Massachusetts Bay Colony

Massachusetts Bay Tercentenary

Massachusetts Bible Society

Massachusetts College of Art

SEE: MASSACHUSETTS NORMAL ART SCHOOL

Massachusetts – Constitution

Massachusetts Cultural Council

Massachusetts – Department of Revenue


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Massachusetts – Division of Banks

Massachusetts General Court

Massachusetts General Court – House of Representatives – Historian

Massachusetts General Court – Senate Art Committee

Massachusetts Historical Society

Massachusetts – History – Revolution, 1775-1783

Massachusetts – Legislature

SEE: MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL COURT

Massachusetts – Legislature – Women

Massachusetts – Militia

Massachusetts – Miscellaneous

Massachusetts Normal Art School

Massachusetts – Official Song

SEE: STATE SONG

Massachusetts – Politics and Government

Massachusetts Proclamations

Massachusetts – Seal

SEE: MASSACHUSETTS ARMS AND SEAL

Massachusetts – Secretary of State

Massachusetts Stamps


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Massachusetts State Lottery

Massachusetts Stone Bridges

Massachusetts – Superior Court

Massachusetts – Tax Commissioner

SEE: MASSACHUSETTS – DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE

Massachusetts – Women’s Bar Association

Massasoit (1580?-1661; Chief of Wampanoag tribe)

Mather, Cotton (1663-1728; clergyman and author)

Mather, Richard (1596-1669; Puritan leader and author)

Mavroules, Nicholas (1929- ; U.S. House, 1979-1993)

Mayflower II (file missing as of 9/04, but items added to new file, made 12/04)

McCall, Samuel Walker (1851-1923; U.S. House, 1893-1913; Governor 1916-1919)

McCarthy, John (Commissioner of Administration and Finance, 1965-1966)

McCarthy, Robert E. (1940- ; House of Representatives, 1971-1974; Senate, 1975-1980)

McCormack Building

SEE: JOHN W. McCORMACK STATE OFFICE BUILDING

McCormack, Edward J., Jr. (State Attorney General, 1958-1963)

McCormack, John William (1891-1980, U.S. House, 1928-1971)

McDermott, George C. (1920-2006; House of Representatives, 1961-1962; Assistant Sergeant-

at-Arms and Chief Court Officer of the House of Representatives, 1971-1990)


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McGhee, Thomas W. (1924-2012; House,1963-1991 ; Speaker of the House 1975-1984)

McGovern, James P. (1959- ; U.S. House, 1997-20 )

McGovern, Patricia (1941- ; Senate, 1981-1992)

McGrail, Stephen John (1948- ; Senate, 1973-1976)

McKinnon, Allan Robert (1930- ; Senate, 1971-1984)

McLain, George Melvin (1841-1915 or 1917; skipper and designer of fishing vessels; House of

Representatives)

McLaughlin, Edward A. (Clerk, House of Representatives, 1883-1895)

McLaughlin, Edward F., Jr. (1920- ; Lieutenant Governor, 1961-1963)

McLellan, Bob (photocopies of hand-written political writings discussing politics and political

figures in Massachusetts, 2012-)

McManus, Dennis P. (1967- ; Executive Council, 1999-2004)

McNeill, George Edwin (Deputy Chief, Massachusetts Bureau of Statistics of Labor, 1869-1873)

Medals – Senate Reception Room

SEE: STATE HOUSE – SENATE RECEPTION ROOM

Medford, MA

Medway, MA

Meehan, Martin T. (1956- ; U.S. House, 1993-20)

Melconian, Linda J. (Senate, 1983-2004)

Melrose, MA


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Merrigan, John F. (1961- ; House of Representatives, 1995-2002)

Merrimack Valley

Metayer, Elizabeth N. (House of Representatives, 1975-1984)

Meyer, George V. L. (1858-1918; House of Representatives, 1892-1895, Speaker of the House,

1895-1896)

Miceli, James R. (1935- ; House of Representatives, 1977- )

Middleborough, MA

Middlesex Canal

Middleton, MA

Miles, Nelson Appleton (1839-1925; Commander in Chief, U.S. Army, Spanish-American War;

also served in Civil War and Indian Wars)

Mitchell, Charles Lewis (1829-1912; House of Representatives, 1867; he and Edwin Garrison

Walker were state’s first African-American representatives)

Mitchell, Joseph S. (Executive Secretary of the Executive Council, 1943-1944)

Milton, MA

Moakley, John Joseph (1927-2001; U.S. House, 1973-2001)

Model of State House

SEE: STATE HOUSE – MODELS

Mohawk Trail, MA

Monroe, James (1758-1831; fifth President of the United States): visit to Boston in 1817

Montigny, Mark C. (1961- ; Senate, 1993-20 )


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Monuments


Morris, Frank, Jr. (c. 1919-2005; State Housing Board; artist)

Morse, F. Bradford (1921-1994; U.S. House, 1961-1972)

Morton, Levi P. (1824-1920; Vice President of the U.S., 1889-1893)

Morton, Marcus (1784-1864; U.S. House, 1817-1821; Governor, 1825, 1840-1841, 1843-1844)

Morton, Perez (1751-1837; House of Representatives, 1800-1811, Speaker of the House, 1806-

1808, 1810-1811)

Mosby, Col. John Singleton (1833-1916; lawyer and Confederate ranger)

Mt. Greylock

Mt. Greylock War Memorial


Mount Rushmore Flag

SEE: FLAGS – MOUNT RUSHMORE FLAG

Murals


SEE: STATE HOUSE – HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

SEE: STATE HOUSE – MURALS



SEE ALSO: NAMES OF INDIVIDUAL MURALS AND ARTISTS

Murphy, Edward

SEE: HEALEY, KERRY

Murphy, Evelyn F. (1940- ; Lieutenant Governor, 1987-1990)


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Murray, Mary Jeanette (1924-2006; House of Representatives, 1977-2000)

Murray, Therese (1947- ; Senate, 1993-20 ; Senate President, 2007-20 )

Museum of Afro-American History (Boston)

SEE: AFRICAN MEETINGHOUSE (BOSTON, MA)

Music

SEE: AMERICAN CONSERVATORIO OF BOSTON

Myles Standish Monument

SEE: STANDISH, MYLES

N

Nantucket, MA

Naphen, William J. (1879-1942; House of Representatives, 1912-1914, 1919-1920; Senate,

1921)

Natick, MA

National Statuary Hall, Washington, D.C. (missing as of 9/04)

Natsios, Andrew S. (1949- ; House of Representatives, 1975-1986; Secretary of Administration

and Finance, 1999-2000)

Naughton, Harold P., Jr. (1960- ; House of Representatives, 1995- )

Neal, Richard E. (1949- ; U.S. House, 1989- )

Needham, MA

Nessen, Peter (Secretary of Administration and Finance, 1991-1993)

New Bedford, MA


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New England Hospital

New Salem, MA

N.Y., N.H. & H.R.R. (New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad)

SEE: OLD COLONY RAILROAD

Newbury, MA

Newburyport, MA

Newton, MA

Norfolk County, MA

North Adams, MA

North Andover, MA

North Easton, MA

Northampton, MA

Northfield, MA

Norton, Francis T., Jr. (1938- ; Reproduction Supervisor, Office of the Senate Clerk, 1977-1982)

Norton, Thomas C. (1934- ; House of Representatives, 1973-1984; Senate, 1985-2000)

Nunciforo, Andrea F., Jr. (1964- ; Senate, 1997-2007)

Nyman, Robert J. (1960-2010; House of Representatives, 1999-2010)

O

O’Brien, Edward M. (1933- ; Executive Council, 1971-1974, 1979-20 )


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O’Brien, James D., Jr. (1947- ; Executive Council, 1987-1994)

O'Brien, Janet W. (House of Representatives, 1991-1998)

O'Brien, Capt. Jeremiah (1744-1818; Revolutionary War naval hero)

O'Brien, Shannon P. (1959- ; House of Representatives, 1987-1993; Senate, 1993-1994; State

Treasurer, 1999-2002)

O’Leary, Timothy (1831-1905; Captain, U.S. Army, 9th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment)

SEE ALSO: FLAGS – U.S. – CIVIL WAR – 9TH REGIMENT MASS. VOLUNTEER

INFANTRY

Of Plimoth Plantation (William Bradford)

SEE: STATE HOUSE – STATE LIBRARY

Old Colony Railroad

Old Corner Bookstore

SEE: BOSTON – OLD CORNER BOOKSTORE

Old Ironsides

SEE: U.S.S. CONSTITUTION

Old North Church

SEE: BOSTON – CHRIST CHURCH

Old South Meeting House

Old State House

SEE: BOSTON – OLD STATE HOUSE

Olver, John W. (1936- ; House of Representatives, 1969-1972; Senate, 1973-1991; U.S.

House, 1991-2013)

104th Infantry (Mural)



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O’Flaherty, Eugene (1968- ; House of Representatives, 1997- )

O’Neill, Edward B. (1943- ; Clerk of the Senate, 1974-1998)

O’Neill, Stephen J. (Chief Secretary to the Governor, 1999-2002)

O'Neill, Thomas P., Jr. (1912-1994; House of Representatives, 1937-1952, Speaker of the

House,1949-1952; U.S. House, 1953-1987)

O’Neill, Thomas P., III (1944- ; House of Representatives, 1973-1974; Lieutenant Governor,

1975-1982)

Orstrom, Charles A. (1878-1942?; House of Representatives, 1911- )

O'Sullivan, Kevin (1953- ; House of Representatives, 1987-1994)

Otis, James (1725-1783)

Owens, Bill (1937- ; House of Representatives, 1973-1974; Senate, 1975-1982, 1989-1992)

P

Pacheco, Marc R. (1952- ; House of Representatives, 1989-1992; Senate, 1993-20 )

Padula, Mary L. (Senate, 1983-1992)

Paeff, Bashka (1893-1979)

SEE: STATE HOUSE – WORLD WAR CHAPLAINS (BAS-RELIEF)

Parker, John F. (1907-1992; Senate, 1953-1988)

Parker House Hotel

SEE: BOSTON – PARKER HOUSE HOTEL

Passaga Mural



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Patrick, Deval L. (1956- ; Governor, 2007-20 )

Patrick, Diane (1951- ; First Lady of Massachusetts, 2007-20 )

Paul Revere House

SEE: BOSTON – PAUL REVERE HOUSE

"Paul Revere's Ride" (Mural)

SEE: REID, ROBERT – MURALS

Paulsen, Anne Marie (1936- ; House of Representatives, 1993-20?)

Peabody, Endicott (1920-1997; Governor, 1963-1965)

Peabody, MA

Peabody, Mrs. Endicott (Toni)

Pelham, MA

Pembroke, MA

Perry, Jeffrey Davis (1964- ; House of Representatives, 2003-2011)

Philbin, Philip Joseph (1898-1972; U.S House, 1943-1971)

Phips, William (1651-1695; Governor, Province of Mass. Bay, 1692-1694)

Pierro, Antonio (1896-2007; state’s last World War I veteran)

SEE: SWAMPSCOTT, MA

Pignatelli, William “Smitty” (1959- ; House of Representatives, 2003-20 )

Pilgrims (New Plymouth Colony)

"Pilgrims on the Mayflower" – Henry Oliver Walker Mural



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Pines, Lois G. (1940- ; House of Representatives, 1973-1978; Senate, 1987-1998)

Pittsfield, MA

Plimoth Plantation

Plunkett, Patrick Francis (1917-2006; House of Representatives, 1949-1959; assistant counsel to

the House of Representatives, 1957-1974)

Plymouth, MA

SEE ALSO: MAYFLOWER II

SEE ALSO: PLIMOTH PLANTATION

SEE ALSO: PLYMOUTH ROCK

Plymouth County, MA

Plymouth Rock

Pollard, Sharon M. (1950- ; Senate, 1977-1983)

Popko, Alice T.

SEE: POWERS, ALICE T.

Porter, Raymond Averill (1883-1947)

SEE: LODGE, HENRY CABOT

Porter, Rufus

SEE: WESTWOOD, MA

Potter, Edward Clark (1857-1923)

SEE: HOOKER, JOSEPH

Powers, Alice T. (Assistant Clerk of the Senate, 1974-1980)

Powers, John E. (1910- ; House of Representatives, 1939-1946; Senate, 1947-1964, Senate



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Pownall, Thomas (1722-1805; Governor, Province of Mass. Bay, 1757-1760)

Pratt, Bela Lyon (1867-1917)


SEE: STEVENSON, THOMAS GREELEY

SEE: U.S.S. MASSACHUSETTS

Presidents – United States

Prince, Norman (1887-1916; Lieutenant, French Army, World War I; founder of the Lafayette

Escadrille)

Prince, Thomas (1687-1758; clergyman, scholar, historian; co-pastor of Old South Church,

Boston, 1718-1758)

Princeton, MA

Printing – History

Proctor, James M. (1953- ; Supervisor of Data Processing, Office of the Senate Clerk, 1980-

1982)

Provincetown, MA

Puritans

SEE: PILGRIMS (NEW PLYMOUTH COLONY)

Putnam, Samuel (1806-1908 or after; House of Representatives, 1847)

Pynchon, William (1590-1662; Massachusetts colonist; treasurer, 1632-1634; religious writer)

Q

Quabbin Reservoir

Quincy, MA


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Quinn, Robert H. (1928- ; House of Representatives, 1957-1969, Speaker of the House, 1967-

1969; Attorney General, 1969-1974)

R

Raftery, Thomas M. (Chief Administrative Assistant to the Speaker of the House, 1979-1980)

Randolph, MA

Rantoul, Robert, Jr. (1805-1852; House of Representatives, 1835-1839; U.S. Senate, 1851-1852)

Rauschenbach, Henri S. (1947- ; House of Representatives, 1985-1988; Senate, 1989-2000)

Rawson, Edward (1615-1693; secretary of Mass. Bay Colony, 1650-1686)

Raymond, Eleanor (1887-1989; architect)

Reading, MA

Reale, Ann (Acting Secretary of Administration and Finance, 2002)

Redstone, Edward H. (State Librarian)

Rehoboth, MA

Reid, Robert (1862-1929) – Murals

SEE ALSO: STATE HOUSE – SENATE STAIRCASE HALL

Reilly, Martin Thomas (1956- ; Senate, 1981-1988)

Reilly, Thomas F. (1942- ; Attorney General, 1999-2007)

Reinstein, William G. (1939-1998; House of Representatives, 1987-1998)

The Reservoir

SEE: BOSTON – BEACON HILL RESERVOIR

Revere, Paul (1735-1818)


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Rice, Brig.-Gen. Edmond (d. 1906; Civil War and Spanish War commander)

Richardson, Elliot Lee (1920-1999; Lieutenant Governor, 1965-1967; Attorney General, 1967-

1969; U.S. Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1970; U.S. Secretary of

Defense, 1973; U.S. Attorney General, 1973; U.S. Ambassador to Great Britain, 1975-

1976; U.S. Secretary of Commerce, 1976-1977; U.S. Ambassador-at-Large, 1977-1980)

Richie, Charlotte Golar (1958- ; House of Representatives, 1995-2000)

SEE: MASSACHUSETTS – LEGISLATURE – WOMEN

Rineer, A. Hunter, Jr. (State Librarian)

Robbins, Edward Hutchinson (1758-1829; House of Representatives, 1781-1782, 1784-1785,

1792-1793, Speaker of the House, 1794-1801; Lieutenant Governor, 1802-1805)

Roberts, Charles Holmes, Jr. (1894-1941; House of Representatives, 1939-1941)

Robinson, Mark E. (Secretary of Administration and Finance, 1993-1994)

Robinson, William S. (1818-1876; House of Representatives, 1852, 1853; Clerk, House of

Representatives, 1862-1872)

Rockport, MA

Roe, Alfred S. (1844-1917; House of Representatives, 1892-1895; Senate, 1896-1898)

Rogeness, Mary S. (1941- ; House of Representatives, 1991-2009)

Rogers, Edith Nourse (1881-1960; U.S. House, 1925-1960)

Rogers, George (1933-; House of Representatives, 1965-1970, 1999-2003; Senate, 1975-1978;)

Rogers, John H. (1964-; House of Representatives, 1993-)

Rome, Pvt. George R. (Civil War soldier of 55th Regiment Mass. Volunteer Infantry)

Romney, Willard M. (“Mitt”) (1947-; Governor, 2003-2007)


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Roosevelt, Theodore (1858-1919; President of the U.S., 1901-1909)

Rosenfeld, S. Stephen (1940-; Executive, 1989-1990)

Ross, Richard John (House of Representatives, 2005-2009; Senate, 2010-)

Rotondi, Samuel (1946-; Senate, 1977-1983)

Rouse, Richard J. (1954-; Clerk, Supreme Judicial Court for Suffolk County, 1989-2002)

Rowe, Amos (c. 1831-1899; House of Representatives, 1865, 1879)

Rowe, John (mid-17th-c. settler of Cape Ann)

Royalston, MA

Ruane, J. Michael (1927-2006; House of Representatives, 1975-2005)

Rubin, Albert (1872-?; House of Representatives, 1935-1942)

Rudsten, Daniel (1914-2004; House of Representatives, 1947-1950; Senate, 1953-1954)

Ruelle, Alwin J. (ca. 1927-2011; photographer for the Commonwealth)

Ruffin, George Lewis (1834-1886; House of Representatives, 1869-1871; municipal judge, 1883;

state’s first African-American judge)

Rugg, Arthur P. (Chief Justice, Supreme Judicial Court, 1911-1938)

Rurak, James Paul (1911-; Senate, 1959-1976)

Rush, Benjamin (1746-1813)

Rush, Michael F. (1973-; House of Representatives, 2002-2011)

Russell, William Eustis (1857-1896; Governor, 1891-1894)


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S

Saccardo, Frank (1930-2011; Chief Court Officer of the Senate, 1998-2002)

Sacco-Vanzetti Memorial

Sacred Cod


Saint-Gaudens, Augustus (1848-1907)

St. Germain, D. Joseph (1893-1980; a leader of Republican Party in Mass., late 1930s to early

1960s)

St. Sauveur, Chevalier de (d.1778; officer in the French fleet, killed in Boston)

Salem, MA

Saltonstall Building (Boston, MA)

Saltonstall, Leverett (1892-1979; Governor, 1939-1945; U.S. Senate, 1945-1967)

Saltonstall, Richard (1586-1658; early English colonist; member and an assistant of the Mass.

Bay Company, 1629; a founder of Watertown, MA)

Sargent, Francis W. (1915-1998; Lieutenant Governor, 1967-1970; Governor, 1969-1975)

Sasso, John (Chief Secretary to the Governor, 1983-1990)

Saugus, MA

Scanlan, Patrick F. (1951-; Senate Clerk, 1999-)

Schell, Eileen (1934-2012; Secretary of Consumer Affairs, 1979-1983)

Schoff, Edward N. (Captain in 19th Mass. Regiment, Civil War)


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Secretary of State

SEE: MASSACHUSETTS – SECRETARY OF STATE

Sedgwick, Theodore (1746-1813; House of Representatives, 1782-1783, 1787-1788, Speaker of

the House, 1788; Senate, 1783-1785; U.S. House, 1789-1796, 1799-1801, Speaker of

the House, 1798; U.S. Senate, 1796-1799)

Segal, Hyman B. (1930-?; Associate Senate Counsel, 1972-1978)

Serra, Emanuel G. “Gus” (1945-; House of Representatives, 1971-?)

Shannon, Charles E., Jr. (1943-2005; Senate. 1991-2005)

Shannon, James M. (1952-; U.S. House, 1979-1985)

Shaw, Lemuel (1781-1861; House of Representatives, 1811-1814, 1820, 1829; Senate, 1821-

1822; Chief Justice, Supreme Judicial Court, 1830-1860)

Shaw, Robert Gould (1837-1863; Colonel of 54th Regiment Mass. Volunteer Infantry, Civil War)

Shaw Memorial

SEE: SHAW, ROBERT GOULD

Sheehan, Arthur J. (1897-?; House of Representatives, 1943-1953)

Sheehy, Paul Joseph (1934-; House of Representatives, 1965-1972; Senate, 1985-1991)

Shelburne Falls, MA

Sheriffs

Shirley, William (1694-1771; Governor of Provincial Massachusetts, 1741-1749, 1753-1756;

Commander in Chief, British Army in North America, 1755)

Shute, Samuel (1662-1742; Governor of Provincial Massachusetts and New Hampshire, 1716-

1723)


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Siege of Boston Flag


Silbert, Coleman (1892-19??; House of Representatives, 1920, 1921-1922)

Silsbee, Nathaniel (1773-1850; House of Representatives, 1821; Senate, 1823-1826, Senate

President, 1823-1826; U.S. House, 1817-1821; U.S. Senate, 1826-1835)

Silver Haired Legislature

Simmons, Edward (1852-1931)


Simmons, Mary Jane (1953-2004; House of Representatives, 1993-2004)

Sistsky, Alan David (1942-; House of Representatives, 1969-1972; Senate, 1973-1978)

6th Mass. Infantry (Mural)

SEE: STATE HOUSE – 6TH MASS. INFANTRY

Smith, Andrew Jackson (Color Srgnt., Mass. 55th Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry)

Smith, Kevin M. (1954-; Chief of Staff to the Governor, 1995-1997)

Smith, Samuel, Jr. (1714-1785; House of Representatives, 1781)

Smith, Stephen Stat (House of Representatives, 2007-2012)

Smith, Uriel (1780-1863; House of Representatives, 1813-1815, 1817, 1827, 1832)

Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities (now Historic New England)

Soldiers' Monuments

Somerville, MA

Southbridge, MA


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Southgate, J. Francis (1883-?; House of Representatives, 1933-1941)

Spartichino, George W. (1924-2007; House of Representatives, 1957-1964)

Spilka, Karen (1953-: Massachusetts House of Representatives, Nov. 2001-2002 [to fill vacancy];

Massachusetts State Senate, 2005-)

“Spirit of Massachusetts” (schooner)

Sprague, JoAnn (1931-; House of Representatives, 1993-1998; Senate, 1999-2004)

Springfield, MA

Stafford Hill Memorial


Standish, Myles (c. 1584-1656)

State Archives at Columbia Point

SEE ALSO: STATE HOUSE – STATE ARCHIVES

State Capitols

SEE: CAPITOLS

State Flag

SEE: FLAGS – U.S. – MASSACHUSETTS

State Flower

State House (general)

Includes offprint of “The Massachusetts State House,” by Alfred S. Roe, from The New

England Magazine, new series, Vol. XIX, no. 6 (February, 1899)

State House – Additions – 1831

State House – Additions – 1853-1856


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State House – Additions – 1895

State House – Additions – 1914-1917

State House – American Liberty Elm

State House – Archives Museum

SEE: STATE HOUSE – STATE ARCHIVES

State House – Arms and Seals – Ashburton Park gate

State House – Atrium

SEE: STATE HOUSE – GREAT HALL

State House – Bas Reliefs

State House – Basement Underpinning, 1855

SEE: STATE HOUSE – ADDITIONS – 1853-1856

State House – Beacon Street Facade (Views of State House from Beacon Street after Addition of

the Wings)

State House – Bookstore

State House – Bowdoin Street Façade

SEE: STATE HOUSE-ADDITIONS – 1895

State House – Brodney Murals

State House – Bulfinch Front (Views of State House from Beacon Street before Addition of the

Wings)

State House – Bulfinch Rear (Views of State House from Rear before Additions)

State House – Bureau of State Office Buildings

State House – Cannons


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State House – Centennial – 1898

SEE: STATE HOUSE – 100TH ANNIVERSARY, 1898

State House – Civil War Nurses Hall


State House – Coal Pocket

SEE: STATE HOUSE – GROUNDS

State House – Committee Rooms

State House – Corinthian Columns

State House – Cornerstones

State House – Corridors

State House – Council Chamber

State House – Cupola

SEE: STATE HOUSE – DOME

State House – Dome

State House – Doric Dames

State House – Doric Hall

State House – Electrification of

State House – Fire Apparatus

State House – Flag Poles

State House – Flag Project

State House – Floor Plan


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State House – Foley Mural (shows WWII scene)

State House – Furnishings

State House – G.A.R. Room (Room 27)

State House – Gardner Auditorium

State House – Gavels

State House – Governor's Office

State House – Great Hall

State House – Grounds

State House – Guidebooks

State House – Hall of Flags


State House – Hearing Rooms

State House – Historic Codfish

State House – House of Representatives

State House – John F. Kennedy Statue

State House – Liberty Bell


State House – Lying-in-State

State House – Main Staircase Hall

State House – Memorial Hall


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State House – Miscellaneous

State House – -Models

State House – Murals

SEE ALSO: NAMES OF INDIVIDUAL MURALS AND ARTISTS

State House – Nurses Hall


State House – 100th Anniversary (1898)

State House – 104th Infantry (Mural)

State House – 150th Anniversary (1948)

State House Project to Honor the Contributions of Women (resulted in mural outside Doric Hall:

Hear Us: Honoring the Contributions of Women to Public Life in Massachusetts) (1997- )

State House – Remodeling

State House – Remodeling – 1867

State House – Remodeling – 1999-2002 (exterior renovation; info. about scrim)

State House – Renovations

SEE: STATE HOUSE – REMODELING

State House – Repairs

State House – Repairs – 1991

State House – Repairs – 2000

State House – Sacred Cod



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State House – Senate

State House – Senate Art Committee

SEE: MASSACHUSETTS – GENERAL COURT – SENATE ART COMMITTEE

State House-Senate Chamber

SEE ALSO: FLAGS – U.S. – WAR OF 1812

State House – Senate Reading Room

State House – Senate Reception Room

State House – -Senate Staircase Hall

SEE ALSO: REID, ROBERT – MURALS

State House – Sergeants-at-Arms – Portraits

State House – 6th Mass. Infantry (Mural)

State House – State Archives

SEE ALSO: STATE ARCHIVES AT COLUMBIA POINT

State House – State Library

State House – Steps

State House – Tablets – To the Animals in World War I

State House – Views (including aerials)

State House – Weddings and Wedding Proposals

State House – Windows

State House – Women’s Leadership Project

SEE: STATE HOUSE – PROJECT TO HONOR THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF WOMEN


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State House – Women's Rest Room

State House – World War Chaplains (Bas-relief)

State Motto


State Seal


State Song

Stebbins, Emma (1815-1882)

SEE: MANN, HORACE

Sterling, MA

Stevenson, Thomas Greeley (1836-1864; Brigadier General, Mass. Volunteer Infantry, 1st

Division, 9th Corps)

Stiller, Charles M. (1894-1987; page to House Clerk, 1912-1917; Deputy Assessor, Income Tax

Division, 1918-1920; Secretary to Gov. Cox, 1921-1922; Industrial Accident Board, 1922-

1934; Secretary to the Motor Vehicle Appeals Board, 1935-1962)

Stoddart, Douglas W. (1952-; House of Representatives, 1991-2000)

Stoneham, MA

Stoughton, William (1631-1701; Acting Governor, Province of Mass. Bay, 1694-99, 1700-1701)

Stratton, Charles Sherwood, "Tom Thumb" (1838-1883)

Straus, William M. (1956-; House of Representatives, 1993-)

Strong, Maj. Gen. George C. (d. 1863; on Maj. Butler’s staff; fatally wounded at Ft. Wagner, SC)

Studds, Gerry E. (1937-2006; U.S. House, 1973-1997)


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Sturbridge, MA

Sudbury, MA

Sullivan, James (1744-1808; Associate Justice, Supreme Judicial Court, 1776-1782; Attorney

General, 1790-1807; Governor, 1807-1808)

Sullivan, John T. (1906-?; House of Representatives, 1939-1942)

Sullivan, Kevin (Secretary of Transportation and Construction, 1999-2002; Secretary of

Administration and Finance, 2002-2003)

Sumner, Charles (1811-1874; U.S. Senate, 1851-1874)

Sumner, Increase (1746-1799; Senate, 1780-1782; Associate Justice, Supreme Judicial

Court,1782-1797; Governor, 1797-1799)

Swampscott, MA

Sweetnam, Anne D. (1944-; Legislative Engrossing, 1962-early-2000s)

Swift, Jane Maria (1965-; Senate, 1991-1996; Lieutenant Governor, 1999-2001; Acting Governor,

2001-2002)

Sydney, Ronny Metz (House of Representatives, 1999-2000)

T

Tailer, William (1676-1732; Acting Governor of Provincial Massachusetts, 1715-1716; Lieutenant


Tarbell, Edmund Charles (1862-1938)

SEE: COOLIDGE, CALVIN

Tarr, Bruce E. (1964-; House of Representatives, 1991-1994; Senate, 1995-)

Taunton, MA


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Taylor, Marshall W. “Major” (1878-1932; world champion bicycle racer)

Teahan, Kathleen M. (1947-; House of Representatives, 1997-2007)

Ted Williams Tunnel

Tersigni, Sandino (1927-2005; State Commissioner of Public Works, 1978-?)

Thomas, Isaiah (1749-1831; patriot; printer; publisher of The Massachusetts Spy; historian;

founder of American Antiquarian Society)

Thompson, Jabez Prior (1853-1932; House of Representatives, 1893, 1906, 1931-1932)

Thompson, John Forbes (1920-1965; House of Representatives, 1949-1964, Speaker of the

House, 1958-1964)

Tierney, John F. (1951-; U.S. House, 1997-)

Tierney, Rosemary S. (1932-; Executive Council, 1985-1992)

Tillinghast, Caleb B. (1843-1909; State Librarian, 1879-1909)

Timilty, Joseph F. (1938-; Senate, 1972-1984)

Timilty, Kelly Ann (1962-2012; Executive Council, 1995-2012)

To the Animals in World War I

SEE: STATE HOUSE – TABLETS – TO THE ANIMALS IN WORLD WAR I

Tobin, Arthur H. (1930-2009; House of Representatives, 1967-1971; Senate, 1971, 1973-1978)

Tobin, Maurice J. (1901-1953; House of Representatives, 1927-1929; Mayor of Boston, 1938-

1945; Governor, 1945-1947; U.S. Secretary of Labor, 1948-1953)

Tolman, Warren E. (1959-; House of Representatives, 1991-1994; Senate, 1995-1998)


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Toomey, Augustine J. (1911-1985; Administrative Assistant to the Clerk of the Senate, 1975-

1978)

Topsfield, MA

Torkildsen, Peter G. (1958-; House of Representatives, 1985-1990; U.S. House, 1993-1997)

Travaglini, Robert E. (1952-; Senate, 1993-2007; President of the Senate, 2003-2007)

Treadway, Richard Fowle (1913-2006; Senate, 1953-1954; chairman of Republican State

Committee, 1969-c.1971)

Tsongas, Niki (1946-;U.S. House, 2007-)

Tsongas, Paul (1941-1997; U.S. House, 1975-1979; U.S. Senate, 1979-1985)

Tucker, Susan C. (House of Representatives, 1983-1990; Senate, 1999-2010)

Turner, Cleon Harold (House of Representatives, 2005-)

Turo, Leo J. (1924-1993; House of Representatives, 1961-1964; Executive Council, 1975-1986)

U

U.S. Declaration of Independence – Signers

U.S. – History-Colonial Period, c. 1600-1775

U.S. - History – Civil War, 1861-1865 – Regimental Histories – 1st Mass.

U.S. – History-Civil War, 1861-1865 – Regimental Histories – 54th Mass.

SEE ALSO: SHAW, ROBERT GOULD

U.S. – History – Civil War, 1861-1865 – Regimental Histories – 55th Mass.

SEE ALSO: ROME, GEORGE R.

U.S. – History – War of 1898


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U.S. National Statuary Hall

U.S.S. Constitution

U.S.S. Massachusetts

Umana, Mario (1914-2005; House of Representatives, 1949-1952; Senate, 1953-1958, 1961-

1974)

University of Massachusetts

V

Vane, Henry (1613-1662; Governor, Massachusetts Bay Colony, 1636-1637)

Volpe, John Anthony (1908-1994; Governor, 1961-1963, 1965-1969; U.S. Secretary of

Transportation, 1969-1973; Ambassador to Italy, 1973-1977)

W

Wadlin, Horace G. (1851-1925; House of Representatives, 1884-1885,1887-1888)

Wakefield, MA

Waldoboro Light Infantry Company


Walker, Edwin Garrison (1831-1901; House of Representatives, 1867; he and Charles L. Mitchell

were state’s first African-American representatives)

Walker, Henry Oliver (1843-1929)


Wall, Henry Erving, Jr. (1934-; Senate, 1991-1992)

Walsh, David Ignatius (1872-1947; House of Representatives, 1900-1901; Lieutenant Governor,

1913; Governor, 1914-1916; U.S. Senate, 1919-1925, 1926-1947)


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Walsh, Marian (1954-; House of Representatives, 1989-1992; Senate, 1993-2011)

Waltham, MA

War Memorials


Ward, Joseph D. (1914-2003; House of Representatives, 1949-1956; Secretary of the

Commonwealth, 1959-1960; Senate, 1963-1972)

Washburn, William Barrett (1820-1887; U.S. House, 1863-1871; Governor, 1872-1874; U.S.

Senate, 1874-1875)

Washington, D.C.

Washington, George (1732-1799)


Washington Elm Gavels

SEE: STATE HOUSE – GAVELS

Watertown, MA

Watch and Ward Society

Webb, Robert D. (1926-; Legislative Research Bureau, 1970-1990)

Webber, Peter Colbourne (1952-; Senate, 1981-1990)

Webster, Amos

SEE: FLAGS – U.S. – CIVIL WAR

Webster, Daniel (1782-1852; House of Representatives, 1822; U.S. House (representing New

Hampshire), 1813-1817; U.S. House, 1823-1827; U.S. Senate, 1827-1841; 1845-1850;

U.S. Secretary of State, 1841-1843; 1850-1852)


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Welch, William F. (1949-; Clerical Assistant to Clerk of the Senate, 1973-1980; Calendar Clerk,

1980-1998; Assistant Clerk of the Senate, 1999-)

Weld, William F. (1945-; Governor, 1991-1997)

Wellesley, MA

Wellfleet, MA

Wells, Wellington (1868-?; House of Representatives, 1919; Senate, 1920-1928, Senate


Westminster, MA

Weston, MA

Westport, MA

Westwood, MA

Wetmore, Robert D. (1930-?; House of Representatives, 1965-1976; Senate, 1977-1996)

Wheelwright, John (1592-1679; colonial minister, Quincy, Mass.; Commissioner to England,

1657-1664)

White, Kevin H. (mayor of Boston, 1968-1983)

White, W. Paul (1945-; House of Representatives, 1973-1989; Senate, 1989-1999)

Whitney, Eli (1765-1825; inventor)

Whitney, Otis M. (1909-?; House of Representatives, 1937-1942; Executive Council, 1946-1954)

Whittier, John Greenleaf (1807-1892; poet and abolitionist)

Whittier, Sumner Gage (1911-2010; House of Representatives, 1941-1942; Senate, 1943-1952;

Lieutenant Governor, 1953-1956)


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Wilbraham, MA

Wilkins, Raymond S. (Counsel to Gov. Saltonstall, 1941-1945)

Williams, Ted, Tunnel

SEE: TED WILLIAMS TUNNEL

Williamstown, MA

Wilmington, MA

Wilson, Henry (1812-1875; House of Representatives, 1841-1842, 1846, 1850; Senate, 1844-

1845, 1851, Senate President, 1851-1852; U.S. Senate, 1855-1873; Vice-President of

the U.S., 1873-1875)

Winchendon, MA

Winchester, MA

Winslow, Edward (1595-1655); Governor of Plymouth Colony, 1633, 1636, 1644)

Winslow, Josiah (1628-1680; Governor of Plymouth Colony, 1673-1680)

Winthrop, John (1588-1649; Governor of Colonial Massachusetts, 1630-1634, 1637-1640, 1642-

1644, 1646-1649)

Winthrop, John, Jr. (1606-1676; Assistant, General Court, Mass. Bay Colony, 1635-1649;

Governor, Colony of Connecticut, 1657, 1659-1676)

Winthrop, MA

Winthrop, Robert Charles (1809-1894; House of Representatives, 1835-1840, Speaker, 1838-

1840; U.S. House, 1840-1842, 1842-1850, Speaker, 1847-1849; U.S. Senate, 1850-

1851)

Woburn, MA


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Woodward, Francis H. “Frank” (1939-; House of Representatives, 1977-1992)

Woodworth, Roger H. (d.2000; aide to Sen. Edward Brooke and Sen. Margaret Heckler; adviser

to Sen. Brian P. Lees)

Wolcott, Roger (1847-1900; House of Representatives, 1882-1884; Lieutenant Governor, 1893-

1896; Governor, 1896-1900)

Worcester, MA

World War Mothers of New England

World War Chaplains

SEE: STATE HOUSE – WORLD WAR CHAPLAINS

Wright, Carroll Davidson (1840-1909; Senate, 1872-1873, Chief of Mass. Bureau of Statistics of

Labor, 1873-1878; U.S. Commissioner of Labor, 1885-1905)

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Yarmouth, MA

Yorktown Sesquicentennial Celebration, 1931

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Ziolkowski, Korczak (1908-1982; sculptor of Crazy Horse Memorial)

Documents

Ms. Coll. 88 Burrill File Guide