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Merrill Butler papers
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Merrill Butler papers
Manuscripts
This collection documents the professional activities of Merrill Butler, an Engineer of Bridges and Structures for the City of Los Angeles Bureau of Engineering. It contains photographs of projects that Butler worked on including the 6th and 7th Street bridges, a small amount of correspondence, certificates, and reports. Box one contains a DVD about the 1st Street viaduct. There is a small amount of personal materials such as photographs from Butler's service in the United States Army 316th Engineers, Company D during World War I, biographical information such as resumes and a biography for his retirement, and condolence correspondence from friends and colleagues following Butler's death.
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Merrill Butler papers
Manuscripts
This collection documents the professional activities of Merrill Butler, an Engineer of Bridges and Structures for the City of Los Angeles Bureau of Engineering. It contains photographs of projects that Butler worked on including the 6th and 7th Street bridges, a small amount of correspondence, certificates, and reports. Box one contains a DVD about the 1st Street viaduct. There is a small amount of personal materials such as photographs from Butler's service in the United States Army 316th Engineers, Company D during World War I, biographical information such as resumes and a biography for his retirement, and condolence correspondence from friends and colleagues following Butler's death.
mssButlerm
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Merrill Butler papers
Manuscripts
This collection documents the professional activities of Merrill Butler, an Engineer of Bridges and Structures for the City of Los Angeles Bureau of Engineering. It contains photographs of projects that Butler worked on including the 6th and 7th Street bridges, a small amount of correspondence, certificates, and reports. Box one contains a DVD about the 1st Street viaduct. There is a small amount of personal materials such as photographs from Butler's service in the United States Army 316th Engineers, Company D during World War I, biographical information such as resumes and a biography for his retirement, and condolence correspondence from friends and colleagues following Butler's death.
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Benjamin F. Butler letters
Manuscripts
The letters in this small collection cover a range of concerns, often related to business and land transactions in the West. Nearly all of the letters are addressed to O.D. Barrett, an associate of Butler based in Washington, D.C., and concern legal matters and land sales. Most of the letters are typewritten on the letterhead that reads the "Law Offices of Benj. F. Butler, Wasburn and Webster." The letters reveal Butler's astuteness as a lawyer, and his firmness and agressiveness as a businessman.
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Pierce Mason Butler papers
Manuscripts
This small group of items includes letters, speeches given by Butler, and report by Butler all related to Indians in Texas including the Waco and Comanche Indians. Three of the letters were written by Butler and addressed to Congressman Thomas Hartley Crawford.
mssHM 9640-9647
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Warner Books (Firm). To Octavia E. Butler
Manuscripts
Fax(L.S., printout: 1p.); 28cm. Also: Slonczewski, Joan. "Octavia Butler's Xenogenesis Trilogy: An Introduction," 6p. With autograph notes and corrections by Octavia E. Butler.
OEB 6699