New York (State)
Found in 20 Collections and/or Records:
American Anti-Slavery Society Executive Committee letter
A letter written by members of the American Anti-Slavery Society Executive Committee, persuading supporters of the abolitionist cause to vote for any political candidate, regardless of political party, who would support and aid their anti-slavery cause. The letter also discourages making any attempt to form a new political party centered around the abolitionist movement, as it would be detrimental to their cause.
Joseph E. Arrington papers
Cannon and Willis families papers
Guthrie photographs
Guthrie photographs, circa 1860s-1900s collection contains 2 photographs, 1 postcards, 1 tintype, and 1 bookplate of the Samuel Guthrie home and surrounding area.
George H. Hansen photograph collection
This is primarily a collection of original Hansen prints, slides, and negatives and also includes photographic albums belonging to George Hansen, Afton Allred Hansen, and Bessie Hansen.
Photographs of the Hill Cumorah Pageant
This collection contains two color photographs of the Hill Cumorah Pageant in 1962 or 1963, when it was directed by Harold I. Hansen.
Nelson, Howden and Associates, Inc. architectural drawings
Architectural drawings of buildings designed by Joseph and Willard Nelson, architects. They include designs of banks, schools, and buildings on Brigham Young University campus. The drawings are for buildings located predominantly in Utah, with a few in New York, Oklahoma, Colorado, Idaho, and California. Also available is a preliminary inventory describing the building names and locations.
New England states, 1992 June 10-25
Oatman story
This volume compiles the history of the Roys Boise Oatman family, their journey west to California, their massacre in 1851, and the story of the surviving children after the massacre: Olive Ann Oatman and Lorenzo Dow Oatman. The volume also includes those involved in the rescue of Olive Ann Oatman. The volume includes copies of letters, photographs, maps, and an index at the end of the volume. (238 pp.)
Robert Walter Weir correspondence, 1830-1884
Correspondence of Robert Walter Weir, dating from around 1830 to 1884 in West Point and Glasgow. The letter are primarily from James Walter Weir, brother William Henry Weir, and former drawing student at West Point. Also included is an envelope addressed to Professor and Mrs. Weir with newspaper articles concerning rare coins.