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to Mrs. Thomas F. Burpee
22 November 1862
Burpee, Thomas Francis, 1830-1864
He is anxious for Lucien to attend school. He writes that he feels the sufferings of his fellow soldiers. Notes that enemy is in Fredricksburg.
GLC02744.098
25 November 1862
Tells her not to worry so much. Writes he might be able to send for her in 4-6 weeks. They have both gained weight. Written in camp opposite Fredericksburg
GLC02744.099
28 November 1862
He writes the possibility of a battle has now become very faint. tells her to always confide in God. Mentions Park. Written in camp opposite Fredericksburg
GLC02744.100
30 November 1862
He tells her again not to believe what she reads in the newspaper. currently has a cold. He is feeling lonely and homesick. Written in camp opposite Fredericksburg
GLC02744.101
29 November 1862
He writes about Lucien. He tells her to let him outside as much as possible, otherwise if he is inside make sure he is in a warm room. Written in camp opposite Fredericksburg
GLC02744.102.01
On the Banks of the [Rappahannock] opposite Fredericksburg, Nov. 20, 1862
20 November 1862
Union and rebel soldiers have a spat across the river.
GLC02744.102.02
December 1, 1862
He talks about the change in leadership from McClellan to Burnside. He writes that McClellan is a genius but he failed to fight sometimes.
GLC02744.103
[Passport of George May Powell]
7 March 1873
United States. Department of State.
Passport of George May Powell. Partially printed. Signed by the Secretary of State, includes description of Powell's physical characteristics. Features image of United States of America Department of State seal.
GLC00687.076
Facts and Figures for the Hour
1864
Powell, George May, 1835-1905
Recognizing that money is power, federal taxes have always caused problems for citizens. Other countries have much higher excise and revenue taxes, and yet the U.S. competes with them in every field. He compares foreign money, duties, and taxes with...
GLC00687.193
[Richard O. Burke, carte de visite]
Marvin, P.B., fl. 1864
White mount. Imprint of Addis Gallery on verso, along Burke's ink inscription: "Truly your friend Richard O. Burke," and in a different hand, "Quarter Master 15th Regt. N.Y.V. Engineers, Engineer Brigade, Army of the Potomac." Half length seated...
GLC00919.24.11
[A. H. Rathbun, carte de visite]
1861-1877
Brady, Mathew B., 1823-1896
White mount with gold border. Imprint of Brady on recto and verso. Signed in ink on verso by Rathbun. Three quarter length seated portrait in civilian dress.
GLC00919.24.21
[W. R. Smith, carte de visite]
Bell & Brother
White mount. Imprint of Bell & Brother on verso. Signed in ink on verso by Smith. Full length view in civilian dress standing next to a pedestal.
GLC00919.24.22
[envelope to Lydia A. Bishoff}
Envelope from Washington, DC, addressed to Miss Lydia A. "Bishop," Portland, Preston County, Western VA.
GLC03523.40.40
International Arbitration Memorial
February 20, 1896
International Arbitration Council
The undersigned men, under the direction of George May Powell, support an international arbitration first between the U.S. and Britain, and later with other nations. The memorial is directed toward the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee
GLC00687.146
New York trade reporter. [Vol. 7, no. 22 (May 29, 1875)]
29 May 1875
New York Trade Reporter
The front page article, "Fire-proof Building Material: Teil Hydraulic Concrete Blocks and Artificial Stone: The Problem Solved: The Fire-Proof Building Company of New York," describes the need for fireproof buildings, the materials used, and the...
GLC00687.160
The Timber Supply
1 July 1876
Little, James, fl. 1876
The danger of over consumption of timber is serious. States east of Ohio generally have denuded forests. The west and northwest up to the Rocky Mountains are "all chiefly prairie and an almost treeless territory," depending on the east for wood...
GLC00687.162
[Business card of G. Freeman]
Business card of G. Freeman
GLC00687.272.02
Geo. May Powell Passes Away.
9 November 1905
The Weekly Item (Schwenksville, Pa.) 1877-1881
Obituary of George May Powell
GLC00687.274.01
Lincoln's Able Ally is Laid in his Grave
12 November 1905
The North American, fl. 1905
GLC00687.274.02
Geo. May Powell
17 November 1905
GLC00687.274.03
An Active Reform Worker
Circa 1905
GLC00687.274.04
[George May Powell]
Circa 1875
Blomgren Brothers
George May Powell, middle aged
GLC00687.275
G. M. Powell
Circa 1893
George May Powell, older
GLC00687.276
[Checkbook with stubs]
1892-1893
Checkbook with stubs, includes dates, amounts, to whom paid.
GLC00687.277
[Arthur B. Avery, carte de visite]
Hovey, J.S., ?
White mount. Signed "Yours truly, Arthur B. Baker" in ink on verso. Three quarter length seated portrait in civilian clothes.
GLC00919.24.01
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