Article March 29, 1900 Issue

The Birthplace of Mary Baker Eddy

Reproduced by the Aid of Mrs. Eddy's Information, Photographs of Site, and Authentic Data.

with contributions from Phillips Brooks

This is the title of a well-executed etching from an original drawing by Rufus H. Baker. It restores on paper the Baker homestead as it appeared in Mrs. Eddy's girlhood. Now the site is but a tithe of the old farm, and only a few fruit-trees remain to suggest the once fine orchards.

This picture has been made possible mainly through Mrs. Eddy's kindly assistance.

The etching is printed in black and sepia to meet a preference in tints, and can be obtained at the following prices:—

Artist's Proofs .... $7.50

These are the first prints, are on India paper, and limited in number.

India Proofs .... $5.00

Later prints on India paper.

Plain Proofs .... $3.00

Prints on plain rice paper.

Address, Rufus H. Baker, 88 North Main Street, Concord, N. H.

Take the pattern of your life from God: and then go about your work and be yourself. Phillips Brooks.

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