Manuscripts
Miss Dodge letter to Mr. Maltbie
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Mary Mapes Dodge letters
Manuscripts
The collection consists primarily of letters from Mary Mapes Dodge to Horace Elisha Scudder. There is also one letter in the collection from Mary Elizabeth Dodge to an individual identified as Webb.
mssHM 36105-36170
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Mary Mapes Dodge letters
Manuscripts
The collection consists primarily of letters from Mary Mapes Dodge to Horace Elisha Scudder. There is also one letter in the collection from Mary Elizabeth Dodge to an individual identified as Webb.
mssHM 36105-36170
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Fred James Dodge papers
Manuscripts
The collection consists of 2,313 items from 1890 to 1938; it includes letters, documents and 116 photographs related to the activities of Wells, Fargo and Co., special agent Fred James Dodge. Subject matter includes nine criminal investigations in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana from 1893 to 1912. The photographs are of outlaws and others; the collection also includes lists of criminals, and twenty-three letters to and from John P. Clum, 1930 to 1932. There is also a small amount of Dodge's personal and business papers, reports, miscellaneous items and ephemera.
mssDodge
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Edward Belcher letter to Miss Russell
Manuscripts
In this letter, which was written on board the HMS Assistance while at Woolwich, Belcher is thanking Miss Russell for her "handsome contritubtion to the sledge parties about to seek for traces of Sir John Franklin." The letter was written in third person.
mssHM 75976
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Samuel Hopkins Willey letter to Miss Lord
Manuscripts
Letter from Samuel Hopkins Willey to a Miss Lord, sent from San Francisco. In the hastily written letter Willey writes that he has put up "articles of my soliciting" and that he has mislaid a prospectus and would like to be sent another copy. He also writes that "it is very hard for me in the press of care to do work for this school."
mssHM 73058
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John Burroughs letter to "Miss White" and poem
Manuscripts
John Burroughs wrote this letter to "Miss White" from his home in West Park, New York, talking about his poem "Waiting" (written in 1862). He explains that the poem reflected his future philosophy of life. Accompanying the letter is a handwritten copy of the poem in Burroughs' hand. Both items are glued on album pages.
mssHM 82430