[Bell Historians] Re: Re Old North Church, Boston

George Dawson george at q0sXmny3f1lTbrRe1xg4GTMZgphR6LScq5SqOREVybuKHbHVrRvuhj_I5wb2OEvbUZTKM4m8K77aWx5HXktHWmjvsB4.yahoo.invalid
Tue Jun 19 12:13:57 BST 2012


Is it just my computer, but Internet Explorer stops working when I try to
get these!

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On Behalf Of Brian Meldon
Sent: 19 June 2012 10:36
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Subject: [Bell Historians] Re: Re Old North Church, Boston

 

  

I think that you will find that Dr. Arthur Howard Nichols' `Christ Church
Bells' of 1904 was actually published as part of `The New England Historical
and Genealogical Register' (1904). The article starts on page 62 (or page 76
in the pdf.) This book is available on-line:

http://ia600308.us.archive.org/12/items/newenglandhisto31unkngoog/newengland
histo31unkngoog.pdf

`There Was Life before The NAG' (J.M. Simpson 2000) is also now available
on-line :

http://www.nagcr.org/materials/there-was-life-before-nag.pdf

A bit off topic but of interest, are the other two A H Nichols bell
publications:

Early Bells of Paul Revere (1904):

http://archive.org/download/earlybellsofpaul00nich/earlybellsofpaul00nich.pd
f

The Bells of Harvard College (1911):

http://archive.org/download/bellsofharvardco00nich/bellsofharvardco00nich.pd
f

There is more about Arthur Howard Nichols life by Jane Hutchinson here:

http://www.nicholshousemuseum.org/pdf/nichols_family/macdaddy_doodadle.pdf

I hope this is of help to all.

Brian Meldon



           
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