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Augustus Vincent Tack Papers
Incoming letters and documents preserved by the American painter Augustus Vincent Tack, mostly relating to his tenure (1914-1915?) as treasurer of the American Oil Development Company of Pittsburgh, the Tack family business.
Cleveland Murphy papers
Elvira Rawson de Dellepiane Papers
French Funerary Materials Collection
Collection of documents relating to interment and mortuary law in early modern and modern France with a concentration on bureaucratic records from the Entreprise Générale des Inhumations of the Napoleonic era.
George Colin McKee Papers
Personal, professional, and political correspondence and other papers of the Mississippi lawyer, planter, and politician George Colin McKee (1837-1890). McKee was a "carpetbagger" and moderate Republican who represented the Vicksburg district in Congress during Reconstruction. Most of the material dates from the 20 years following the Civil War, though there are McKee family papers extending into the 20th century.
Henry Hall Fishing Line Company Records
A collection of mostly correspondence and business records of the Henry Hall fishing line company. Included are about 100 orders and invoices from customers and suppliers in the 1880s. The collection also includes about 75 pieces of correspondence written in 1900 by D. D. Anderson of the New York sales office to company president Alexander G. Hall at Highland Mills.
John Dinsmore, Jr. Papers
The personal papers and court records of the New Hampshire farmer, innkeeper, and justice of the peace John Dinsmore, Jr. (1759-1814). The greater part of the collection consists of Rockingham County court records.
John H. Bracey, Jr. Collection
John Lukacs Collection
Liam Creagh Collection on Brendan Behan
Correspondence and ephemera relating to Brendan Behan.
National Ideal Benefit Society (NIBS) Records
Ontario Motor Speedway Budget Records
The Ontario Motor Speedway (OMS) Budget Records consists of 12 folders of original and photocopied budget records for the 1971 racing season. The material includes proposed budget documents and estimated attendance for events held at the track in 1971. The collection also includes budget records for six racing events in 1971 and selected 1971 expenditures for training, uniforms, capital improvements, and other expenses. Formats include financial records.
Patrick McCabe Papers
Paul Boesch Best of Texas Wrestling Financial Records
Philadelphia Phillies Cash Books Collection
Prof. Adelard P. Demers Roller Skating Papers
R. Otto Probst Golf Papers
Rev. Levi Ballou Papers
The manuscript sermons and other personal papers of the Universalist minister Rev. Levi Ballou, who from 1843 to 1865 was settled at the First Congregational Parish and Society of Orange, Massachusetts.
Richard Powell Negro Leagues Baseball Correspondence
Richards and Lincoln Family Papers
A collection of over 150 personal and professional letters written to, from, or between members of the Richards and Lincoln families of Massachusetts and Illinois, 1754 to 1880. Also present are 60 related documents, including manuscripts, financial records, land records, probate records, and other materials.
Santos Family Professional Wrestling Papers
Sinclair House Hotel Financial Records
This collections consists of financial records for the Sinclair House hotel in Bethlehem, New Hampshire in the White Mountains. Records include four account books with details of the financial operation of the hotel with both income and expenses, and one hotel register listing financial details for individual visits by guests.
Stephen and Peter T. Curran Correspondence
Swansea Town Records
An accumulation of 49 single-sheet documents issuing from, or directed to, the various instruments of town government in Swansea, Bristol County, Massachusetts, mostly during the 18th century.
The Canterbury All Saints Deeds
William Pfaff Papers
William Pickering Papers
A collection of documents relating to the commercial interests of William Pickering, a Salem, Massachusetts shipmaster and trader of the early eighteenth century.