circa 1860-1902

Kilburn, B.W., fl. 1860-1902

Photograph

Title: [The Overflow of the Nile]

GLC05139.03.21

circa 1860-1902

Photograph

Title: [Crystal Grotto]

GLC05139.03.22

circa 1860-1902

Photograph

Title: [Notre Dame]

GLC05139.03.23

circa 1860-1902

Kilburn, B.W., fl. 1860-1902

Photograph

Title: [Great Hudson River Bridge]

GLC05139.03.24

circa 1860-1902

Curtis, George E., fl. 1860-1902

Photograph

Title: [Sunlight and Shadow, Luna Island]

Written at Luna Island

GLC05139.03.25

circa 1860-1902

Curtis, George E., fl. 1860-1902

Photograph

Title: [Terrapin Tower]

GLC05139.03.26

circa 1860-1902

Curtis, George E., fl. 1860-1902

Photograph

Title: [Prospect Park]

GLC05139.03.27

circa 1860-1902

Anthony E., fl. 1860-1902

Photograph

Title: [Niagra in Winter]

GLC05139.03.28

circa 1902

Photograph

Title: [Celebrating the Great and Glorious 4th of july]

GLC05139.03.29

circa 1902

Photograph

Title: [The Day After the 4th of July Celebration]

GLC05139.03.30

circa 1902

Photograph

Title: [Eavesdroppers]

GLC05139.03.31

circa 1902

Photograph

Title: [On the Beach at the Bath House]

GLC05139.03.32

circa 1902

Photograph

Title: [A Man! At Last, a Man!]

GLC05139.03.33

circa 1902

Photograph

Title: [Good-Bye, Dearest; I'll Be Home Early!]

GLC05139.03.34

circa 1902

Photograph

Title: [Married At Last]

GLC05139.03.35

circa 1902

Photograph

Title: [Making a Beginning]

GLC05139.03.36

circa 1902

Photograph

Title: [The Bashful Lover]

GLC05139.03.37

May 1961

Bernot, Rafael A., fl. 1961

Document

Title: Project for the economical development of Mexico and Latin America

Co-authored with Renan E. Perez Rivero. Published in Mexico City, Mexico in May 1961. President John F. Kennedy signed a note "For Jim," using his personal stationary, which is pasted at the front of the binder. Items contained in green leather binder with "Mexico, Alliance for Progress" stamped at the bottom of the front cover. Included are two color photographs placed in an inside pocket; one of a tickertape parade in Mexico and another of John and Jacqueline Kennedy with unknown Mexican government officials (GLC05723.02 and .03). Bound copy of report created by the Mexican government in…

GLC05723.01

1944

CIO Political Action Committee

Pamphlet

Title: All Men Are Neighbors

One pamphlet entitled, "All Men Are Neighbors," published by the CIO Political Action Committee in 1944. Reflects on U.S. foreign policy and suggests that unless international relations are peaceful the workforce in the United States cannot fully prosper. Also delves into isolationism, imperialism, and nationalism.

GLC09640.032

13 October 1947

CIO Political Action Committee

Pamphlet

Title: Report of President Philip Murray to the 9th Constitutional Convention of the Congress of Industrial Organizations

One pamphlet entitled, "Report of President Philip Murray to the 9th Constitutional Convention of the Congress of Industrial Organizations," published by the CIO Political Action Committee in October 1947. Philip Murray speaks on the workforce and their efforts to raise wages and create new employment. Analyzes the country's economic status based on wages, profits, bonds and other data. Refers to legislation passed in favor and against the CIO's stance on labor.

GLC09640.033

1933-1945

Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Franklin Delano), 1882-1945

Header Record

Title: [Thirty-two presidential messages] [Decimalized .01- .32]

Collection of thirty-two presidential messages issued during Franklin Delano Roosevelt's administration, 1933-1945. The pamphlets concern many topics including; banking, commerce, taxes, agriculture, weapons, employment, transportation, the Tennessee Valley Authority, the Volstead Act, drugs and alcohol, education, and veterans.

GLC09693

11 September 1895

Manchester, Marietta, fl. 1895-1896

Autograph letter signed

Title: To Mother and Father

This letter written on Japanese scroll paper is concerning Manchester's travels. She mentions seeing the Aleutian Islands after many days at sea, and says a few days later they started to see the coast of Japan. She mentions many volcanos and says she was told that they do not worry about earthquakes when there is smoke. She also describes the "natives" who row out to the boats to help with bringing in cargo as there are no wharves in Japan. Manchester says the Japanese wear little clothes and it shocked them all, but they got used to seeing it. She went to Yokohama for the day and thought…

GLC09585.01

12 September 1895

Manchester, Marietta, fl. 1895-1896

Autograph letter signed

Title: To Wallace and Clara

This letter written on Japanese scroll paper is concerning Manchester's travels. In this letter Manchester writes about her journey to Japan and along the coast. She mentions seeing whales and porpoise. She mentions the native's lack of clothing, and says it is a common sight for children to be running around naked. She also mentions the Dr. telling her to stay out of the sun as it grows hotter for fear of sunstroke. She discusses their stay at Kobe, and says there is a longer description in a letter home, and to get Pa to let her read it. (GLC09585.01) she also mentions learning about…

GLC09585.02

6-7 March 1896

Manchester, Marietta, fl. 1895-1896

Autograph letter signed

Title: To Father

This letter written on Japanese scroll paper is concerning Manchester's new post in China. She writes that she is on her way to her house in Chang Shan in Cheh Kiang Province in the south eastern part of China. She thought it would take two weeks but it is more like 5 weeks of travel. She describes a Chinese man that is helping the group get to their place and mentions that he watches their stuff and is quite nice. She describes the Chinese families along the road and how they live. She was astounded by the amount of boasts and activity when she first arrived. She mentions that she should be…

GLC09585.03

circa 1901

Autograph note

Title: [Note]

A short note that accompanied GLC09585.01-.03. The note states "Letters written home by Aunt Marrietta Manchester killed by Chinese at Boxer Rebellion at China. Saxton Manchester's sister."

GLC09585.04