The Cushing House Museum in Newburyport, Massachusetts may have some items
related to William Cushing. He lived in this house briefly, though for a
longer period of time he lived just across the street.
Cushing House Museum
98 High Street
Newburyport, MA 01950
978-462-2681
Cindy Schartman
Independant Exhibit Developer
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Subject: Object Search re: early Justices of the Supreme Court
Date: Fri, Jun 11, 1999, 2:15 PM
Hello MUSEUM-Lers,
We are in the early stages of working on an exhibition about the John
Marshall era at the Supreme Court. We are attempting to locate objects
relating to the Supreme Court and its Justices from the period 1800 to 1835.
We are aware of a few major collections (such as the John Marshall House in
Richmond) and where the papers of many of these Justices are located, but
are hoping to locate objects that relate to some of the less well known
Justices to use in the exhibition. If you are aware of any collections that
relate to this topic or the list of Justices that follows (with state they
were appointed from and years of Court service), we would appreciate it if
you would contact us "off list". If not too much trouble, please forward to
anyone not on MUSEUM-L who might be able to help.
Chief Justice
John Marshall (Virginia, 1801-1835)
Associate Justices
William Cushing (Massachusetts, 1790-1810)
Joseph Story (Massachusetts, 1812-1845)
William Paterson (New Jersey, 1793-1806)
Samuel Chase (Maryland, 1796-1811)
Gabriel Duvall (Maryland, 1811-1835)
Bushrod Washington (Virginia, 1799-1829)
Alfred Moore (North Carolina, 1800-1804)
Henry Brockholst Livingston (New York, 1807-1823)
Smith Thompson (New York, 1823-1843)
Willaim Johnson (South Carolina, 1804-1834)
Thomas Todd (Kentucky, 1807-1826)
Robert Trimble (Kentucky, 1826-1828)
Henry Baldwin (Pennsylvania, 1830-1844)
John McLean (Ohio, 1830-1861)
James Moore Wayne (Georgia, 1835-1867)
Thanks in advance to those who can help.
Matthew Hofstedt
Collections & Exhibits
Office of the Curator
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington DC 20543
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mailing address: Office of the Curator, Supreme Court of the United States,
Washington, DC 20543
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