Record 18/47 See Catalog Record Objects Return to Exhibit Page Return to Home Page Search This Exhibit Image 2 of 2 Description  Poster, Lexington Winter Carnival in aid of the Minute Men Memorial Armory, Twin Elm Springs, Saturday, January 7 [1911]. (Cataloger's note: The Lexington Historical Commission's form for 110 Shade Street, http://historicsurvey.lexingtonma.gov/property-survey-forms/shade-street_110.pdf, refers to "Camp at Twin Elm Springs, site of 1915 Pageant, burned in April 1915. According to http://www.freedomsway.org/towns/lexington/lexington.html, 110 Shade Street, or Journey’s End, was the home of J. Willard Hayden, "who organized The Pageant of Lexington in 1915 to commemorate a century of peace between the United States and England. This took place at the pond that was part of the original property.")

Objects -Lexington Winter Carnival in aid of the Minute Men Memorial Armory -Cary Memorial Library 2011. All rights reserved. Part of poster, Lexington Winter Carnival [1915] 001\Worthen3018-2.JPG The Edwin B. Worthen Collection, Cary Memorial Library

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