Correspondence
Found in 80 Collections and/or Records:
Alfred W. Ramsey Papers
The manuscripts, printed ephemera, and photographs of business teacher Alfred W. Ramsey (1883-1955), deriving especially from his tenure at the U. S. government's Carlisle Indian Industrial School, Carlisle, Pennsylvania (1909-10).
All-American Girls Baseball League Collection
A substantial collection of manuscript material, photographs, and printed matter relating to the All-American Girls Baseball League, a women's professional league active in the American Midwest from 1943 to 1954. Included is a set of nine loose-leaf notebooks compiled by South Bend Blue Sox executive Harold T. Dailey, comprising a kind of documentary history of the league.
Amelia Bucklin Cornwall Collection
The Amelia Bucklin Cornwall Collection comprises twelve letters and three envelopes from Amelia Bucklin Cornwell to her niece, Mary Bucklin Keating. The letters, with varying legibility, take place within the Civil War era and discuss topics such as rebels approaching, movement of friends and loved ones through Chicago, Illinois, and Richmond, Kentucky, communication interruptions, and commentary on life in Louisville during the Civil War.
Arina S. and Aleksandr I. Ginzburg Papers
Arthur Erich Haas Collection
Arthur Vincent Taylor Scrapbook
Article by Roman U. Sexl on Arthur Haas in Neue Österreichische Biographie Ab 1815, Band XVIII, undated
Boston and Providence Railroad Corporation Correspondence
Much of this collection consists of incoming business correspondence to officers and directors of the Boston and Providence Railroad and its branches, written in the 1830s, 40s, and 50s.
Charles Frederick Weiher Papers
Chiriqui Colonization Project Collection
Clarence and Mabel Powell: Manuscripts
Clarence and Mabel Powell Papers
Scrapbook compiled by Clarence and Mabel Powell concerning Notre Dame midshipmen in World War II. The Powells claimed to have hosted 150 midshipmen from Notre Dame at their home in Mishawaka, Indiana. Includes newspaper clippings, correspondence, and photos sent by the midshipmen to the Powells.
Correspondence A-C, 1900 - 1902
Most of the letters and clippings are regarding Stoffel's Epitome of the New Testament
Correspondence E-H, 1900 - 1902
Most of the letters and clippings are regarding Stoffel's Epitome of the New Testament
Correspondence I-M, 1900 - 1902
Most of the letters are regarding Stoffel's Epitome of the New Testament
Correspondence O-R, 1900 - 1902
Most of the letters and clippings are regarding Stoffel's Epitome of the New Testament
Correspondence S, 1900 - 1902
Most of the letters and clippings are regarding Stoffel's Epitome of the New Testament
Correspondence T-W, 1900 - 1902
Most of the letters and clippings are regarding Stoffel's Epitome of the New Testament
Michael J. Crowe Papers
Daniel B. and John S. Harris Family Correspondence
Debbie Green Civil Rights papers
Dennis H. Arnold and Mary E. Arnold Correspondence
Durand Family Papers
This collection consists of the personal and professional papers of members of the Durand family, including Augusto Durand and José Durand. Also included are papers of Augusto’s friend and colleague, Dr. Ricardo Flores. The collection spans from the mid-nineteenth century to José Durand’s death in 1990. Materials include correspondence, postcards, diaries, manuscripts, photographs, literary drafts, notebooks, and certificates.
Ed Dorn Papers
The papers consist of the correspondence and manuscripts of the poet Edward Dorn, particularly from the 1990s. The collection also includes a variety of items related to the publiction Rolling Stock, as well as manuscripts of other writers and audiocassette tapes.
Edward Gorey Collection
Collection of magazines, clippings, dust jackets, and other ephemera containing illustrations of Edward Gorey. Also includes book catalogs, profiles of Gorey, and reviews of Gorey works.
Edward Nangle and the Achill Mission Collection
Éilís Ní Dhuibhne Papers
Elvira Rawson de Dellepiane Papers
Eugene C. Kennedy Papers
Fred L. Steers Papers
The athletic papers and attendant printed matter of Chicagoan Fred L. Steers, deriving from his years of administrative service to the Central Association of the Amateur Athletic Union of the United States, the national AAU, and the American Olympic Committee. The collection includes substantial materials on the Olympic Games of 1928 (Amsterdam), 1932 (Los Angeles), and 1936 (Berlin), all of which Steers attended as manager of the U.S. women's track and field team.