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to Samuel Ward

Writes that he has received Ward's letter from last month. Thanks him for the information respecting the military stores. Relates that when he came into office, the stores were under the charge of Mr. [John] Stagg in Providence. Has always...

GLC02437.03381

to Joseph M. Maitland

Addresses letter "Dear Cousin." Reports on the movements of his regiment, the Ohio 46th Infantry. States they have been on the move for over a month since leaving camp in Scottsboro, Alabama. Discusses the battle at Dallas, Alabama in great detail...

GLC03523.10.124

Office and Shops Post Q. M. Chattanooga.

Pencil inscription on front reads "James F. Rusling. Nash[ville]." The photograph shows a street with wood plank sidewalk and four buildings to the left hand side of the image. The first building has a sign reading, "Office Post Quartermaster." A...

GLC03588.11

[Ohio State University students during protest]

One black and white photograph dated April 1970 taken by Kevin Bleicher. Pictured are students in front of a building amidst protesting.

GLC09650.052

[Ohio State University students on grass during protest]

One black and white photograph dated April 1970 taken by Kevin Bleicher. Pictured are students on grass during protest. Possibly outside Denney Hall.

GLC09650.054

to Mrs. Edward Bissel re: a letter acompanying leaflets

Leaflets started as "Almost anything will pass muster if well read....& the best thing can be spoiled if badly read."

GLC06895.02

to Mrs. Edward Bissell re: collecting histories of Ohio suffrage associations

GLC06895.04

Minutes taken by Henry Knox from General McGillivray respecting the Creeks

In the hand of Henry Knox. Creek chief McGillivray describes a history of the Creeks in Georgia. Begins by describing the differences between the Muskogees and the "Alabamas" who at one time lived together. The Alabamas were the "weakest" and were...

GLC02437.04708

to William Knox

Knox signs with his initials. References receiving several letters from William since 7 April. Has no excuses for why he has not written more often. Says this letter will not be long because there is a ship in port that is just about to leave for...

GLC02437.05027

to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead

One letter from Velma C. Gordon to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead dated October 27, 1973. Gordon, a member of the Los Feliz Republican Women’s Club, is against the impeachment of President Nixon.

GLC09613.02.2453

[Photograph of three people]

One photograph of three people circa 1920. The photograph features one man and two women. They are in winter coats posing. Behind them is a street, a building and a wall. Same as GLC10047.02.275.

GLC10047.02.399.01

[Photograph of three people]

One photograph of three people circa 1920. The photograph features one man and two women. They are in winter coats posing. Behind them is a street, a building and a wall. Same as GLC10047.02.399.

GLC10047.02.275

to Mamma

One letter addressed to Anna Petty Benson from Eris B. Benson dated June 15, 1945. Pertains to life while stationed in the Philippines. Mentions meals, weather, and observing Filipino women.

GLC09954.301

[Photograph of three woman in bathing suits]

One photograph of three woman in bathing suits circa 1920. The women are standing in a line, all three are wearing swimsuits. One woman is wearing a swimming cap. A notation on the back of the photo reads, "169."

GLC10047.02.014

[Daughters of the American Revolution Headquarters]

One untitled engraving circa 1861-1877. Depicts a large white building (Probably the Daughters of the American Revolution Headquarters, Washington, D.C.). Engraver unknown.

GLC08878.0210

[Military voucher for the payment of General Garfield and three servants]

Partially printed. Signed by Garfield as Brigadier General of Volunteers and Chief of Staff, Department of the Cumberland. Garfield acknowledges receipt of $304 from Major William Smith, Paymaster in Washington, D.C. Pertains to pay for the month...

GLC01762.01

[Military voucher for the payment of General Garfield and three servants]

Partially printed. Signed by Garfield as Brigadier General of Volunteers and Chief of Staff, Department of the Cumberland. Garfield acknowledges receipt of $304 from Major William Smith, Paymaster in Washington, D.C. Pertains to pay for the month...

GLC01762.02

to Asa W. Slayton

All is quite on the front but troops expect to fight again soon. Chester requests that Asa send him a new diary. He mentions the inferiority of camp medical care and fear of comrade's death. A comrade who had a good chance of recovery in last...

GLC03955.03

The Conspiracy Unveiled. The South Sacrificed; or, the Horrors of Secession

Written by Reverend Hunnicutt who was the editor of the "Fredericksburg [Virginia] Christian Banner." Published by J.B. Lippincott & Co. Introductory remark says "The author of this unpretending volume being a Southern man by birth and education, by...

GLC08581.08

Bessie Coleman

One photograph of Bessie Coleman with her airplane dated 1922. Bessie Coleman was born to a family of sharecroppers, picking cotton as a child. She became the first African-American woman (and first Native American) to hold a pilot license by earning...

GLC10109

Trading card of Rebecca West

One trading card featuring Rebecca West dated circa 1900. Bust portrait of West. Part of a series of trading cards featuring famous British authors. West is number 38 in the series.

GLC08878.0838

[Print of Charlotte Mary Yonge]

One print of Charlotte Mary Yonge dated September 1890.

GLC08878.1059

Engraving of Virginia Woolf

One engraving of Virginia Woolf dated circa 1990. Bust portrait of Woolf.

GLC08878.0967

[Collection of letters belonging to Ruth Buettner]

Collections of 20 letters belonging to Ruth Buettner dated 1946. Letters are primarily addressed to friends while she serves as a Navy Ensign in Pensacola, Florida.

GLC09999

Returns Home

One newspaper clipping entitled, "Returns Home." Pertains to Mrs. Harold L. Sargent, wife of the Lieutenant Commander Harold Sargent, returned to Annapolis after visiting with her parents.

GLC09993.175.04

Mrs. Eisenhower Takes Wartime Life in Stride

One newspaper clipping entitled, "Mrs. Eisenhower Takes Wartime Life in Stride." Highlight profiling Mamie Eisenhower when Dwight Eisenhwoer served as a general.

GLC09993.186.04

to Dorothy K. Landau

One letter addressed to Daniel Landau from Frances dated November 10, 1943.

GLC09993.209

Nineteenth Century Club Met Thursday With Mrs. E.M. Polk

One newspaper clipping entitled, "Nineteenth Century Club Met Thursday With Mrs. E.M. Polk."

GLC09993.351.04

[Portrait of Lou Henry Hoover]

One print of Lou Henry Hoover. Image is a portrait painted by Howard Chandler Christy in 1924. Depicts the first lady with their family dog, Rob Roy. Below the portrait is a note describing her as a first lady. Reverse side is a biographical page...

GLC08878.2105

to Ruth

One letter addressed to Ruth Buettner from Paul C. Lovelacy dated March 6, 1946.

GLC09999.01

to Ruth

One letter addressed to Ruth Buettner from Paul C. Lovelacy dated March 26, 1946.

GLC09999.05

to Ruth

One letter addressed to Ruth Buettner from Mary M. Nesselbush dated April 8, 1946

GLC09999.06

to Ruth

One letter addressed to Ruth Buettner from Paul C. Lovelacy dated April 22, 1946.

GLC09999.07

to Ruth

One letter addressed to Ruth Buettner from Paul C. Lovelacy dated April 30, 1946.

GLC09999.10

to Ruth

One letter addressed to Ruth Buettner from Paul C. Lovelacy dated May 10, 1946.

GLC09999.12

to Ruth

One letter addressed to Ruth Buettner from Paul C. Lovelacy dated June 15, 1946.

GLC09999.18

to Dad

One undated letter addressed to Rod Wetmore from Kathy Wetmore. Pertains to receiving a letter from him and her homework.

GLC09573.02.317

to Dad

One undated letter addressed to Rod Wetmore from Kathy Wetmore. Contains a note written in large letters that she loves him.

GLC09573.02.318

"Most Dads are Really Good Eggs"

One undated greeting card addressed to Rod Wetmore from Kathy Wetmore. Front of card contains text that reads, "Most Dads are Really Good Eggs." Images are of fathers illustrated as eggs.

GLC09573.02.286

"Missing You! I've Got an Itch"

One undated greeting card addressed to Rod Wetmore from Connie Wetmore. Front of card contains text reads that, "Missing You! I've Got an Itch." Contains a message from Connie inside of card expressing how much she misses him.

GLC09573.02.291

"Here's a Riddle for You: What's the Shortest Word in the English Language?"

One undated greeting card addressed to Rod Wetmore from Connie Wetmore. Front of card contains text reads that, "Here's a Riddle for You: What's the Shortest Word in the English Language?" Contains a message from Connie inside of card expressing how...

GLC09573.02.292

to Rod Wetmore.

One undated letter addressed to Rod Wetmore from Connie Wetmore. Pertains to attending an event at church and missing him.

GLC09573.02.294

"I Miss You More Today Than I Did Yesterday"

One undated greeting card addressed to Rod Wetmore from Connie Wetmore. Front of card text reads, "I Miss You More Today Than I Did Yesterday." Inside of card contains a note from Connie asking him to write more.

GLC09573.02.295

to Daddy

One undated letter addressed to Rod Wetmore from Kathy Wetmore. Pertains to her having a crush on a boy in her class and her mother falling down the steps.

GLC09573.02.300

to Daddy

One undated letter addressed to Rod Wetmore from Kathy Wetmore. Pertains to learning verbs in school.

GLC09573.02.303

to Daddy

One undated letter addressed to Rod Wetmore from Kathy Wetmore. Pertains to her grades and what she is learning at school.

GLC09573.02.304

to Daddy

One undated letter addressed to Rod Wetmore from Kathy Wetmore. Pertains to her birthday.

GLC09573.02.306

to Daddy

One undated letter addressed to Rod Wetmore from Kathy Wetmore. Pertains to going to a Baltimore Orioles game where they played against the Oakland Athletics.

GLC09573.02.307