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A record of a journey from Bombay to Nootka Sound, B.C., and Prince William's Sound, Alaska, made in the years 1785-1786
128258
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Manuscripts
Month of July 1887 through July 1888. Special printed form filled out in manuscript. Each page is for a different station for a month. Shows number of passengers from each station to each other station on the V. & T. and C. & C. This is a companion record to V. & T. R. R. record, item 5.
NR 12
Visual Materials
A group shot of inspectors visiting Long Beach Steam Plant. They are standing by the "El Peregrino," Pacific Electric car.
photCL SCE 02 - 00637
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Manuscripts
Includes: a manuscript which consists of ten of thirteen poems and the title page, with typescripts; autograph manuscript of seven poems on eight oblong sheets of paper; also, dated and numbered typescripts of all thirteen poems with some duplicates.
HM 41121
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Manuscripts
Lyman H. Howland wrote seven of these letters to his son, Garrald, after he left New Bedford to become an itinerant miner in California, Idaho, Nevada, and Montana. The first letter is a 16-page description of his 1892 railroad journey to Sacramento. In 1894, Howland is living in Spokane, Washington and talks of mining prospects. In 1896, Howland is mining in Troy, Idaho, and in 1897, he is mining in Sylvanite, Montana. Besides mining and his life as a miner, Howland also lectures his son on the evil of alcohol, talks of sending for his son to join him, and asks about family and friends back in New Bedford. Two of these letters are incomplete.
mssHM 83122-83129
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Manuscripts
The first volume is No. 5 of several copies Alexander Rea Chamberlin made of his great-grandfather's journal. It includes a facsimile copy of the original journal as well as facsimile copies of the journal as it was printed in the Lewisburg, Pennsylvania newspaper, Chronicle. in 1849 and 1850. Chamberlin's journal covers his overland journey to California in 1849. The volume also contains later entries from a diary Chamberlin kept in 1853 to 1857 while living in California. These entries also include a trip Chamberlin took back East by ship. While in New Orleans he makes several specific comments on the slaves he sees.
mssHM 82522