Holdings Information
Just arrived : the new dime museum for one week only at 295 Essex St.
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Title:Just arrived : the new dime museum for one week only at 295 Essex St.
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Variant Title:The new dime museum
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Published/Created:[Salem, Mass : T.J. Hutchinson & Son, Printer, [19th century]
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Physical Description:1 sheet ; 13 x 36 cm
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Holdings Information
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Location: Online
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Call Number: No call number available
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Number of Items:1
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Status:Available
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Linked Resources:Available online at the Phillips Library Digital Collections
- Actions: Request
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Location:Phillips Library Stacks
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Call Number: GV1835.55 .M37 J87
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Number of Items:1
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Status:Available
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Notes: small broadsides
- Actions: Request
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Location: Online
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Subjects:Dime museums--Massachusetts--Salem.
Drag queens--Performances.
Salem (Mass.)
- Format:Mixed Material
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Notes:Date inferred from text claining that Irene Woodward is "...the greatest wonder of the 19th century!"
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Local notes:Broadside advertising "the new dime museum" at 295 Essex Street, Salem, Massachusetts, featuring such attractions as "Irene Woodward: G.B. Bunnell's Original Tattooed Lady," "Mr. Joseph Jenney, The Great Female Impersonator," and "Mr. J. Lang in his wonderful immitations on the harmonica."
Imperfect.