Pine Hutch

Raymond Schuyler and Four of his Children, photographed by William Bullen (link is to an article with historical context, especially about the use of these family photographs as a counterweight to racist images of Black Americans and the Black family.)

"A native of Troy, New York, Raymond Schuyler migrated to Worcester in 1887 to work for the Worcester Wire Works and later worked for the Boston and Main Railroad. Active in All Saints Episcopal Church, the Masons, and Knights of Pythias, Schuyler was the oldest member of the Worcester Chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People when he died in 1956. Raymond and his wife, Rose Bates, had nine children, two of whom died as children. Given the uncertainty around the photograph’s date, the only child who can be confidently identified is Stephen, their oldest son." E.132.16.75

Hightown Funk 2026

Major human pastimes:

you ever been milked big time?

Careful with birding you can become addicted to noticing beauty in everything and appreciating nature

Hwæt!

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