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Case file
Includes one case file for a child under supervision of the Office of Trustees for Children, 1899-1907.
Cemetery Department annual reports and publications
Cemetery Department correspondence
Four volumes of correspondence of the Cemetery Department.
Cemetery Department financial records
Cemetery Department cashbooks, etc. dated before 1870. Per state law, records cannot be destroyed. Volumes are in extremely poor condition with water damage.
Cemetery Department scrapbook
Cemetery Division maps and plans
Cemetery Division microfilm
Centennial Year of Temporary Home for Women and Children
Central administrative files
Central Board Meeting files
Central Housing Project files
Central Legislative files
The Central Legislative files include copies of legislation and correspondence relating to public housing in general and the Boston Housing Authority. This collection is divided into 3 series: Federal Legislation, State Legislation and internal legislation of the Boston Housing Authority. The original order and file names were retained. The files are generally chronological within each series.
Certificates of Use and Occupancy
Files from 1972-2002 arranged alphabetically by address. Files from 2003-2014 are arranged chronologically. Files generally include copy of the certificate, inspection reports and other materials submitted during the application process.
CETA program files
Charles Street Jail and Deer Island cases
Charles Street Jail records
Charles Sumner School graduation program
Charlestown Free School fund records
Includes financial records of the Charlestown Free School Fund which provided support for the public schools in Charlestown.
Charlestown High School records
Includes a register of visitors to the School, 1852-1872; framed portraits of the classes of 1926 and 1927; photograph album of Class of 1939; diploma lists, 1987-1992; graduation programs, 1873, 1875, 1878-1883, 1885-1887 1991-1992; and yearbooks, 1926-1933, 1935, 1937-1944, 1946-1950, 1952-1954, 1957-1970, 1972, 1974-1975, 1977-1979, and 1990-2005.
Children's Institutions Department annual reports
Chinatown Main Street website
Church records
This collection includes transcribed registers of church records, as well as, original church records of defunct churches. Records include baptisms, marriages, deaths, communicants, covenants, admissions, dismissals, members, and gneral church history. The collection amounts to 74 volumes and spans the years from 1630-1889. The collection includes local congregations of Baptist, Congregational, Methodist Episcopal, Presbyterian, Protestant Episcopal, and Unitarian denominations.
Circular letters
Letters sent by the Mayor to all department heads. These volumes include the circular letters received by the Fire Commissioner.
City Archives publications
Boston Recollections: The Boston History Calendar, 2001, compiled and produced by the Archives Division staff.
City Census records
City Clerk Department annual reports and publications
City Clerk's Office photographs
Includes photographs documenting greetings from Boston, England for 225th anniversary in 1955; one photograph of City Clerk Wilfred Doyle, circa 1928; and one photograph of unidentified individual in City Clerk's Office (possibly City Clerk Edward J. Donovan), 1907.
City Council Committee hearing transcripts
City Council Committee on Establishing a City Hospital records
This series is divided into two sub series. Sub series I: Committee records includes the notes, minutes, reports and orders of the Committee. Sub series II: Correspondence includes the letters received in response to the Committee's October 1849 inquiry to specific physicians, and also the letters received in March and April 1850 in response to the circular sent to the Massachusetts Medical Society.
City Council Committee on Petition of Isaac Adams records
The South Boston Memorial is a long petition signed by nine men including Isaac Adams which was presented to the Mayor on June 10, 1847. It expressed concerns regarding the need for paved and graded streets, pure water, and expenditures for services such as lighting, police, and schools in South Boston. The Petition for Reservoir and Public Square is a shorter document signed by numerous citizens, dated June 14, 1848.
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