firm, since the death of Mr. Everett several years ago, has consisted of Henry D. Williams. It is the hope of the firm and assignee that the affairs can be arranged without interruption of business and in such a manner as to re-establish the business on a firm foundation." The firm seems to have ceased with the death of H.D. Williams in 1907. References Further reading Copley's picture of King Charles the First demanding in the House of Commons the five impeached members, A.D. MDCXLI-II: now exhibiting at the rooms of Williams and Everett, 254 Washington Street, Boston, for the benefit of the city public library. Boston: W. White, printer, 1859. Google books Catalogue of oil paintings and water colors by the late John Rollin Tilton ... of Rome: on exhibition and sale from January 23 to February 2, 1889, in Williams & Everett's gallery. Google books King's hand-book of Boston. Boston: M. King, 1889; p. 350+. Google books External links Library of Congress. "On exhibition at Williams & Everett's, No. 234 Washington Street, Boston, the original painting of Florinde, by Winterhalter, (exhibited in the Royal Academy of arts, 1852.) Admission 25 cents." Indiana State Museum. "Engraving of a beardless Abraham Lincoln. ... A ring of dried flowers and plants encircles the portrait. .... The label reads: '486. From Williams & Everett, (Successors to John Doggett & Co. and N.D. Cotton) ... Boston.'" 1855 establishments in Massachusetts Cultural history of Boston Defunct art museums and galleries in Boston Financial District, Boston Back Bay, Boston 19th century in Boston Economic history of Boston