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Daily: 10 A.M.–5 P.M.
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1151 Oxford Road
San Marino, CA 91108
Manuscripts
Orville Hungerford letter to J.C. Pattridge
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Daily: 10 A.M.–5 P.M.
Closed on Tuesdays
1151 Oxford Road
San Marino, CA 91108
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Manuscripts
Mr. Austin writes of the possible annexation of Texas by the United States Congress.
mssHM 20712
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Manuscripts
First letter: signed letter by Orville Wright to Italian-born US aviation enthusiast and magazine publisher Henry Woodhouse (1915, July 22 - on The Wright Company letterhead, Dayton) regarding visiting Woodhouse in New York that next week. HM 79892
mssHM 79892-79893
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Letter from Benjamin J. Edson in Genoa, Nevada, to Josiah (probably his brother Josiah Edson) regarding mining claims in Nevada. Edson writes of a letter he sent to Robert Moir, and of Josiah asks that "I would like to hear from you...as to prospects, even although a longer delay might be necessary to perfect any project that might be thought of."
mssHM 16527
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Jeffers writes of a commodore who wishes to hire an artist for sketching an upcoming expedition to the West. However, there are insufficient funds available, and the resulting sketches could not be kept for private use, for they will be sent to the government. Jeffers writes, "I hope your love of adventure will induce you to accept." Apparently, Richard Kern then forwarded this letter to his brother Edward, along with a short note, to see if Edward might be interested in the opportunity.
mssHM 20710
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Mr. Mellus discusses a note payable in cash and Mr. Marsh's accounts, and mentions that there may not be another season for cargo for another four years. He also writes that Henry will arrive soon, and if Mr. Marsh might have any beaver for him.
mssHM 19822
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Cutts writes of the trial of John C. Frémont and the possible effect it might have on the United States government.
mssHM 29511