Correspondence
Found in 1104 Collections and/or Records:
Austrian state correspondence
Photocopies of microfilm copies of handwritten materials. The collection consists of official correspondence related to the state of Austria. Most of the items are in German, but some are in French.
John Augustus Sutter autograph
Handwritten and signed letter from J.M. Stanley containing Sutter's autograph.
Sonia Peterson Aycock family papers
Approximately thirty-six Henry Golden letters, Manti Temple book, and printed ephemera, circa 1855-1901.
Barton Orville Aylesworth correspondence
Collection consists of letters to and from Aylesworth. They request biographical information from important literary and political figures in America roughly at the turn of the century. Also included are the replies to these petitions. The responses often contain some biographical information and lists of works published by the authors. It is likely that Aylewsorth's request were attempts to collect autographs of prominent individuals.
Ben R. Badley papers
Letters, magic kits, essays, and articles. The materials relate to how to perform sleight-of-hand tricks and other illusions.
Claude Vincent and Lillie Liston Baker collection
This collection is composed of personal letters, histories and rememberances from the Claude Vincent and Lillie Liston Baker family. It provides an intimate and loving portrait of a Mormon family and their struggle to tame southern Utah.
Horace Benjamin Baker letters
Contains letters and envelopes. The letters and envelopes are addressed to Henry Baker and Mary Hollister Baker, and are from their son Horace Benjamin Baker. The letters describe life in the West, looking for work, thoughts on Mormonism, and other family news. The collection also contains one letter from Sarah Baker to her parents, in which she describes life in Michigan and her recent illness, and other family news.
Lewis Baldwin letter
Handwritten and signed letter written from Vancouver (B.C.). The item is addressed to Baldwin's wife Susan discussing personal matters.
A. S. Balestier letter
Handwritten letter dated 6 Aug. 1895 and addressed to H. B. Tedrow, an autograph collector in Omaha, Nebraska. Balestier writes that Rudyard Kipling will return to Vermont in September and will only give his autograph to those who first contribute $2.50 to "The Tribune Fresh Air Fund" of New York.
Barbara Lewis correspondence, 1986-1999
Materials include letters to Barbara Lewis from fans and students concerning many of her novels and projects. Dated 1986-1999.