Sarah Victoria Whittlesey, Age 82
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Sarah Victoria Whittlesey, Age 82
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Bela Lyon Pratt, one of Sarah's sons, was born December 11, 1867, in Norwich. At 16, he attended Yale School of Fine Arts and later became a teacher at the school of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. He is credited with 175 impressive sculptures, including the nathan Hale at Yale and the Andersonville Prisoner Boy in the State capitol building in Connecticut. His graduate degree was from Harvard. He also designed coins for the United States Mint. He designed a reverse-relief coin. Music Vale property was sold out of the family, and in 1910, Bela Pratt purchased 100 acres of his grandfather Oramel's original land. Here is a bust Belda did of his mother at 82. -Cindy Lee Corriveau
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Music Vale Seminary Archives, Salem Historical Society
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1876-1890
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Salem Historical Society
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Music Vale Seminary Archives, Salem Historical Society, “Sarah Victoria Whittlesey, Age 82,” Music Vale Seminary the Normal Academy of Music: Salem, Connecticut, accessed September 16, 2024, https://musicvaleseminary.omeka.net/items/show/71.