1852

Longfellow, Henry W., 1807-1882

Book

Title: Poems

JB00328

1853

Longfellow, Henry W., 1807-1882

Book

Title: Poems

JB00329

1750

Benagassi, Don Joseph Joachin, fl. 1750

Book

Title: Vida Del Portentoso Negro San Benito De Palermo

JB00330

1828

Montgomery, James, 1771-1854

Book

Title: The West Indies and Other Poems

JB00331

1933

Gow, Ronald, fl. 1933

Book

Title: Gallows Glorious A Play in Three Acts

JB00332

1843

Rogers, Samuel, 1763-1855

Book

Title: The Poetical Works of Rogers, Campbell, J.Montgonery, Lamb, and Kirke White.

JB00333

1816

Marsden, Joshua, 1777-1837

Book

Title: The Narrative of a mission to Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, And The Somer Islands; with a Tour to lake Ontario

JB00334

1835

Cecilia, Hija De Achmet, fl. 1835

Book

Title: El Negro Como Hay Pocos Blancos

JB00335

1829

Bernardin de Saint-Pierre, Jacques-Henri, 1737-1814

Book

Title: Paul and Virginia: And the Indian Cottage

JB00336

1828

Bernardin de Saint-Pierre, Jacques-Henri, 1737-1814

Book

Title: Paul and Virginia translated by Helen Maria Williams

JB00337

1846

American Tract Society

Book

Title: The Enormity of the Slave Trade and the Duty of Seeking the Moral and Spiritual Elevation of the Colored Race

JB00338

1821

Marsden, Joshua, 1777-1837

Book

Title: Sketches of The Early Life of A sailor

JB00339

1895

Drachmann, Holger, fl. 1895

Book

Title: Paul and Virginia of a Northern Zone From the Danish of Holger Drachmann

JB00340

1917-1918

Various

Header Record

Title: Letters to Ross D. Schleigh, World War I [Decimalized .01-.15]

One collection of letters and newspaper clippings sent to Ross D. Schleigh, a serviceman stationed at Camp Travis and Camp Bullis in Texas during World War I. The collection consists of 15 letters with envelopes and 3 newspaper clippings. The letters are primarily from his mother Mrs. M.E. Schleigh and his girlfriend identified only as Virginia. Most of Virginia's letters are signed V.

GLC09889

1918

Harold, fl. 1918

Header Record

Title: [WWI letters of Harold] [Decimalized .01-.02]

Two letters written by a American service man during WWI named Harold to his Mother back home. He discusses his work and life in the service.

GLC09890

February 14, 1972

Morton, Rogers C.B., 1914-1979

Pamphlet

Title: "Dedication Ceremonies of the Frederick Douglass Home"

One program entitled, "Dedication Ceremonies of the Frederick Douglass Home" dated February 14, 1972. Includes a dedication to Frederick Douglass's biography and work towards the anti-slavery movement. Also included is a program of the day events such as a musical recital, speeches and performances by students in the Washington, D.C. area. (GLC09640.060.02)

GLC09640.060.01

January 1805 - June 1813

Biggs & Co.

Book

Title: The Eclectic Review (January 1805 - June 1813)

JB00304.01

January 14, 1944

Graeff, Leonard Eugene, 1920-2016

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Susan Prowell Graeff and Raymond James Graeff

One letter from Leonard Eugene Graeff to Susan Prowell Graeff and Raymond James Graeff dated January 14, 1944. Leonard updates his parents on his day writing that it was a typical Sunday going to a movie in the morning and a dance in the afternoon. He did not go to church. He wrote to Aunt Viola and sent her a picture. He also wrote to Dick Miller who had recently visited Paris. Miller informed Leonard all about the women in Paris. Leonard mentions a letter from Lorraine and that she is very blunt when she writes but he like that. He hopes to get together with Herman soon, but jokes that he…

GLC09611.221

January 15, 1944

Belher, Doris E., fl. 1944

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Leonard Eugene Graeff

One letter from Doris E. Belher to Leonard Eugene Graeff dated January 15, 1944. Doris writes to see how Leonard is doing. She is sick and has missed two days of school. She wonders if he got her Christmas card and asks him to write. The last letter she has from him is from October 18 1943.

GLC09611.222

January 15, 1944

Winemiller, Roberta A., fl. 1921-1947

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Leonard Eugene Graeff

One letter from Robert Winemiller to Leonard Eugene Graeff dated January 15, 1944. Winemiller reported that he received Leonard's last letter as well as peanuts from his mother. He went to Mexico on his last three day pass and just visited Hollywood. He saw H. James and went to Stage Door Canteen. He mentions that he is not bothered by Leonard writing Dotty, as she enjoys it. He is also glad that Leonard is doing well with the WAVES and wishes he was doing better with WACs.

GLC09611.223

January 16, 1944

Hutton, Edith, fl. 1943-1945

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Leonard Eugene Graeff

One letter from Edith Hutton to Leonard Eugene Graeff dated January 16, 1944. Edith writes that they have had their first big snow of the year. She and her friends Joe Stoner, Dicky Spahr, and Victor and Allen Sanger have been sleding all day. The Sangers have just moved to town earlier in the winter. She asks for an update on how Leonard is doing. She also updates him on Bertha, her mother, who had been sick recently.

GLC09611.224

January 16, 1944

Graeff, Raymond James, 1889-1963

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Leonard Eugene Graeff

One letter from Raymond James Graeff and Susan Prowell Graeff to Leonard Eugene Graeff dated January 16, 1944. Raymond writes that they have had snow, and all the children have been having fun playing in it. Mentions Betty Schultz was playing outside for two hours. Bill Hogentogler died on the 15th. Raymond believes it was a result of Bright's disease. The battery on Leonard's car will not take a charge and will need to be replaced. Raymond promises to get a price on new batteries but believes that Leonard may want to sell the car since there expense of it far outlasts the use he is getting…

GLC09611.225

January 14, 1944

Graeff, Leonard Eugene, 1920-2016

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Susan Prowell Graeff and Raymond James Graeff

One letter from Leonard Eugene Graeff to Susan Prowell Graeff and Raymond James Graeff dated January 16, 1944. Leonard reports that he just received a letter from Malinda updating him on their health and what's going on at home. He is sorry to hear that it is taking so long for Susan to feel better but is sure it will happen she just has to hold on. Malinda sent a clipping of Martha Kukuk's engagement announcement and he is glad to hear about what is happening at home. He believes that the fellow she is engaged to has been dating her for some time so it's good to hear. Leonard inquires about…

GLC09611.226.01

January 16, 1944

Great Lakes Bulletin

Newspaper clipping

Title: Nearly Ready for Commissioning

One newspaper clipping from Great Lakes Bulletin dated January 16, 1944. Clipping contains a view of a ship that is nearly ready to be commissioned as a training model. The full scale replica of a ship's forward section will be used by the sailors at Great Lakes that are training to be signalmen and quartermasters. According to Leonard's letter (GLC09611.225.01) the building behind the ship is where he has mechanical drawing classes.

GLC09611.226.03

January 16, 1944

Great Lakes Bulletin

Newspaper clipping

Title: [Meeting Hall]

One newspaper clipping from Great Lakes Bulletin dated January 16, 1944. Clipping contains a picture of a church filled with sailors. In front of the sailors a priest stands behind a podium. According to Leonard's letter (GLC09611.226.01) this is Ross hall where he goes to church services while at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station.

GLC09611.226.02