Stephen Daye and his successors, the establishment of a printing plant in what was formerly British North America and the development of the art of printing at the University Press of Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1639-1921 (1921)
University Press, Cambridge, Mass · Cambridge, Mass. · leaf 39
of Brattleand Story Streets, Cambridge. The inscription on thecommemorative stone reads: Near this spot stood the spreading chestnut tree and the smithy referred to in Longfellows Poem The Village Blacksmith [37I STEPHEN DAYE AND HIS SUCCESSORS Longfellow first roomed here in 1837 andafterwards in… … The Longfellow House. Home of the beloved poetat 105 Brattle Street, Cambridge. Built about 1759 by-Colonel John Vassall. Washington made his headquar-ters here in 1775 and 1776. The house was subsequentlyoccupied by a number of illustrious men. Longfellowfirst lived here in 1837, ^nd practically…
Daye, Stephen, 1611-1668 · Printing -- History
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