Anne Bradstreet Manuscript
1. Date of artifact 1664
2.HLC News. "hcl.harvard.edu." Unique Bradstreet Manuscript Preserved.http://www.hcl.harvard.edu/news/articles/2011/bradstreet_manuscript.cfm
(accessed October 22, 2013).
3.The manuscript, “Meditations Divine and Morall,” was penned by Bradstreet circa
1664, and is owned by the Stevens Memorial Library in North Andover, MA. The
digitization was part of a cooperative project between the Stevens Library and
Houghton Library, where the manuscript has been on deposit since 1972.
2.HLC News. "hcl.harvard.edu." Unique Bradstreet Manuscript Preserved.http://www.hcl.harvard.edu/news/articles/2011/bradstreet_manuscript.cfm
(accessed October 22, 2013).
3.The manuscript, “Meditations Divine and Morall,” was penned by Bradstreet circa
1664, and is owned by the Stevens Memorial Library in North Andover, MA. The
digitization was part of a cooperative project between the Stevens Library and
Houghton Library, where the manuscript has been on deposit since 1972.
First Published Book
1. Date of artifact 1650
2. "American Literature Links." American Literature Links.
http://faculty.gvsu.edu/websterm/AmLitLinks.html (accessed October 23, 2013).
3. This is the title page of Anne Bradstreet first published book " The Tenth Muse. It was published in 1650 . Anne did not neglect her puritan duties she gave up sleep in order to write this book.
2. "American Literature Links." American Literature Links.
http://faculty.gvsu.edu/websterm/AmLitLinks.html (accessed October 23, 2013).
3. This is the title page of Anne Bradstreet first published book " The Tenth Muse. It was published in 1650 . Anne did not neglect her puritan duties she gave up sleep in order to write this book.
Memorial
1.Date of Artifact- September 16, 1672
2. Gordon, Charlotte. Mistress Bradstreet: the untold life of America's first
poet. New York: Little, Brown and Co., 2005
3. It is a Memorial Stone to Anne Bradstreet, erected September 12, 2000, in commemoration of the 350th anniversary of the publication of The Tenth Muse, North Andover, Massachusetts. It shows where she would have been buried. It was found by John Norton Jr. in 1672.
2. Gordon, Charlotte. Mistress Bradstreet: the untold life of America's first
poet. New York: Little, Brown and Co., 2005
3. It is a Memorial Stone to Anne Bradstreet, erected September 12, 2000, in commemoration of the 350th anniversary of the publication of The Tenth Muse, North Andover, Massachusetts. It shows where she would have been buried. It was found by John Norton Jr. in 1672.
Anne Bradstreet home
l. Date of Artifact-1898
2. "Library of Congress Home." Library of Congress Home.
http://loc.gov/index.html (accessed October 22, 2013).
3. This is a photo of Gen. Bradstreet's and Anne Bradstreet's home at North Andover, erected on the site of the one burned on July 10. 1666. It shows where their previous house was station before it was destroyed.
2. "Library of Congress Home." Library of Congress Home.
http://loc.gov/index.html (accessed October 22, 2013).
3. This is a photo of Gen. Bradstreet's and Anne Bradstreet's home at North Andover, erected on the site of the one burned on July 10. 1666. It shows where their previous house was station before it was destroyed.
REplica Of The Arbella
1. Date of Artifact : June 12, 1630
2. http://bigelowsociety.com/rod2001/arbella1.htm
3. This is a Replica of The Arbella, built in 1930 to honor the 300th anniversary of the settlers' arrival. Anne Bradstreet and her family emigrated to America in 1630 on the Arbella one of the first ships
to bring Puritans to New England in hopes of setting up plantation
colonies.
2. http://bigelowsociety.com/rod2001/arbella1.htm
3. This is a Replica of The Arbella, built in 1930 to honor the 300th anniversary of the settlers' arrival. Anne Bradstreet and her family emigrated to America in 1630 on the Arbella one of the first ships
to bring Puritans to New England in hopes of setting up plantation
colonies.
Anne Bradstreet Painting
1. Date of artifact 1950
2. unknown. Stained window. 1950. St. Botolph's Church,
Boston, Lincolnshire.
https://sites.google.com/site/ebookannbradstreet/art-work. Web. 23 Oct.2013
3. This is Anne Bradstreet detail from a window in St. Botolph's Church , Boston, Lincolnshire, circa 1950. Anne Bradstreet was deeply religious and devoted to her husband
and family. She had eight children; seven of whom survived infancy. The famed stained-glass windows of St. Botolph’s Church ("The Stump") in Boston, Lincolnshire, England (parish church of Anne’s birthplace) include a “ladies’ window” with a full-length portrait of Anne holding a nest of little birds. The birds are said to represent her children.
2. unknown. Stained window. 1950. St. Botolph's Church,
Boston, Lincolnshire.
https://sites.google.com/site/ebookannbradstreet/art-work. Web. 23 Oct.2013
3. This is Anne Bradstreet detail from a window in St. Botolph's Church , Boston, Lincolnshire, circa 1950. Anne Bradstreet was deeply religious and devoted to her husband
and family. She had eight children; seven of whom survived infancy. The famed stained-glass windows of St. Botolph’s Church ("The Stump") in Boston, Lincolnshire, England (parish church of Anne’s birthplace) include a “ladies’ window” with a full-length portrait of Anne holding a nest of little birds. The birds are said to represent her children.
