Search Term Record
Metadata
Name |
Rose Cottage |
Number of Archive records |
1 |
Number of Library records |
10 |
Number of Photo records |
6 |
Number of Object records |
1 |
Related Records
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1998.012 .003 - Rose Cottage
A book about Capt Nathan Briggs and the Marion home he lived in.
Record Type: Library
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1998.012.004 - Three Centuries of Marion Homes
127 illustrations of Marion homes and maps with descriptions of each. Photos by Peter Knowlton, edited by Hugh Hencken
Record Type: Library
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2000.010.001 - Mary Celeste
A history of the brigantine Mary Celeste and the mystery of her voyage
Record Type: Library
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2000.010.002 - Mary Celeste
A history of the brigantine Mary Celeste and the mystery of her voyage
Record Type: Library
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2003.002.001 - Rose Cottage
A book about Capt Nathan Briggs and the Marion home he lived in.
Record Type: Library
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2004.019.168 - Print, Photographic
"Rose Cottage, the home of Captain Nathan Briggs and his boys. Building torn down and replaced by Rose Lane."
Record Type: Photo
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2008.001.234 - Digital photograph
Miscellany - A view looking west on Pitcher Street with Split Rock in the foreground and Rose Cottage in the distance on the far side of Pleasant Street. The house gained its name from the numerous rose bushes planted around it. A U-shaped drive extended up the sides of the property and around the back of the house, with four conical fieldstone pillars flanking the driveway's two entrances.
Record Type: Photo
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2008.001.241 - Digital photograph
Miscellany - A rare 1905 real-photo postcard of Rose Cottage. The structure became well-known in Marion as the boyhood home of Capt. Benjamin Spooner Briggs, skipper of the mystery brigantine Mary Celeste, which left its anchorage in New York Harbor, on November 5, 1872, and was found adrift with no one on board on December 4, off the Azores. The fate of Capt. Briggs, his wife, child, and crewmen remains unsolved. Rose Cottage was lost in a fire ...
Record Type: Photo
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2008.007.063 - Digital image
Rose Cottage, the boyhood home of Captain Benjamin Spooner Briggs
Record Type: Photo
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L2013.001.466 - Rose Cottage
A brown softcover book titled "Rose Cottage" by Oliver W. Cobb, published in 1940. It was the home of Nathan Briggs - the father of Captain Benjamin Briggs of the infamous ship Mary Celeste. It is 6" wide by 9" high and contains 79 pages. There are 3 copies of Rose Cottage.
Record Type: Library
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REF012.001 - Three Centuries of Marion Homes
127 illustrations of Marion homes and maps with descriptions of each. Photos by Peter Knowlton, edited by Hugh Hencken
Record Type: Library
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REF025.001 - Mary Celeste
A history of the brigantine Mary Celeste and the mystery of her voyage
Record Type: Library
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REF025.002 - Mary Celeste
A history of the brigantine Mary Celeste and the mystery of her voyage
Record Type: Library
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V081.159 - Newspaper
Former City (New Bedford) Alderman Dies - Dr. Oliver W. Cobb, 90, Was Marion Native - Oliver wrote "The Rose Cottage" which dealt with the mystery of the schooner Mary Celeste - Burial in Old Landing Cemetery
Record Type: Archive
