<p>Black and white photograph of carriage house covered in snow.</p>
<p>Collodion print of glass plate negative of Longfellow House's carriage house by Thomas E. Marr &amp; Son. Inscribed lower right emulsion side, "T.E. MARR."  Inscribed lower left emulsion side, "9168."  Inscribed in pencil, in cursive, upper left verso, "from/T. E. Marr &amp; Son/234 Boylston St/Boston."  Inscribed with blue ink, in cursive, upper right verso, "Stable designed by Longfellow."  Inscribed in pencil, in cursive, center verso, "Henry W. Longfellow Estate, Cambridge, Mass.,/Stable./This photo has been published by "Country Life in/America."  Inscribed in pencil, in cursive, lower center verso, "Made Jan. 26, 1904."  Inscribed in pencil, in cursive, lower right verso, "(original print made/in 1904./negative out of stock now.)"  Inscribed in pencil, lower center verso, "9168/0S."
Archives Number: 3008-1-2-17
Courtesy of the National Park Service, Longfellow House-Washington's Headquarters</p>
<ul><li>Keywords: cambridge; ma; long exterior</li></ul>
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