Indenture Of Lease Between Gould Parkis And The City Of Providence For Premises At Market Square

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Providence: December 1, 1845. Printed pro-forma document approx. 6¼ x 7½ , accomplished in ink; signed by Stephen Tripp, City Treasurer and William F. Greene, Witness. Some toning, very good. Together with a reproduction of an engraving of Market Square, ca.1844. Gould & Parkis were butchers who operated out of Providence's Market House, which was built in 1773 by Nicholas Brown, and the site of a tea burning in 1775. Ebenezer Gould, born in

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