Mary Baker Eddy’s Diamond Cross Pin
In the Library’s collection of jewelry is a cross pin, consisting of eleven old mine cut diamonds outlined by a thin band of gold.
In the Library’s collection of jewelry is a cross pin, consisting of eleven old mine cut diamonds outlined by a thin band of gold.
In 1604, a process began that would culminate in the publication of the King James Version (KJV) of the Bible in 1611.
This month’s Object of the Month features a printed program from a Communion service preached by Mary Baker Eddy on June 19, 1887.
Calvin Frye joined Mary Baker Eddy’s household on August 14, 1882; he was a thirty-six year old widower who had been working as a machinist in Lawrence, Massachusetts.
Like many men and women of their day, Mary Baker Eddy and Calvin A. Frye kept scrapbooks.