Manuscripts
Joseph W. Revere album
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Joseph W. Revere letter to Edward Meyer Kern
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Revere agrees to meet Kern "somewhere on the borders of the territory."
mssHM 20660
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Lady Grace Revere Osler letter to Dr. C.N.B. Camac
Manuscripts
This letter from Lady Grace Revere Osler, wife of Dr. William Osler, to Dr. Charles Nicoll Bancker Camac, who was a student of Dr. Osler, describes receiving a copy of Camac's "Counsels and Ideals from the Writings of William Osler" as well as Osler's recent travels and purchase of a house in Oxford. On letterhead "7 Norham Gardens, Oxford."
mssHM 84492
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Sequel to the statement : [i.e. A statement of the case of Brigadier-General Joseph W. Revere]
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78844
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William W. Bolster diary and photograph album
Manuscripts
Bolster's diary (55 pages) begins July 15, 1899, as he left Maine for his trip West. He arrived in Sioux Falls January 21. Bolster gives detailed accounts of his travels though the Black Hills, and Badlands of South Dakota, including visits to Interior, Farmingdale, Rapid City, Spearfish, and Deadwood. Bolster also talks a lot about the people his group met along the way including a drunk cowboy who shot up a saloon and "Hank Clifford and his Indian wife." He also describes his experience in a cattle stampede and troubles with the covered wagon. There is a typed transcript of the diary. HM 81276
mssHM 81276-81277