Faber, Tom A.
Tom A. Faber Ledger, 1848-1853. 1 vol. (0.25 linear feet).
Owner of a livery stable in Great Barrington, Massachusetts. Includes lists of stabler activities, customers (individuals and businesses), and employed ostlers. Also contains method of payment (cash and services), and one labor account for Fred Berry, a nineteen year old Afro-American who was one of three ostlers living in Faber’s household at the time.
Subjects
- African Americans--Massachusetts--Great Barrington--History--19th century
- Berry, Fred
- Burghardt, Thomas, b. 1790
- Cab and omnibus service--Massachusetts--Great Barrington--History--19th century
- Coaching (Transportation)--Massachusetts--Great Barrington --History--19th century
- Crane, Albert S
- Girling and Doolittle
- Granger and Hill
- Great Barrington (Mass. : Town)--Economic conditions
- Households--Massachusetts--Great Barrington--History--19th century
- Ives, George
- Pynchon, George
- Rose Cottage Seminary (Great Barrington, Mass.)
- Stables--Massachusetts--Great Barrington--History--19th century
- Faber, Tom A., b. 1818
- Account books
Call no.: MS 244 bd



