Scope and Contents Includes three letters: first letter from Mary Parry Farr, to her “chaperone” Florence B. Kane, State Library Commission, Dover, gives Florence advice on her new job, salary, cataloguing. Also encloses information and train schedules so Florence can come see her, dated February 12, 1902. Second letter from Alice B. [Kinuze?], Drexel Institute of Art, Science, and Industry, Philadelphia, to Florence B. Kane, information on where they get their periodicals and summer schools, dated February 3,...

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Letter from J.H. Leuba, while in Bryn Maur, Pennsylvania, to Florence B. Kane, while in Dover, mentions the burning of Denleigh Hall, lectures of two Frenchmen, addressed to the Free Library Commission of Delaware, includes envelope, dated March 20, 1902.

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Letter from Chestnut Hill, Pennsylvania, to Florence B. Kane, while in Dover, asking her to come and visit and giving other news, includes envelope, dated June 7, 1902.

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Letter from T.B. Hanson, while in Wilmington, to Florence B. Kane, while in West Chester, Pennsylvania, giving various items of news and asking Kane to come visit, includes envelope, dated December 8, 1902.

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Letter from J. Frank Allee, while in Washington, D.C., to Florence B. Kane, while in Aiken, South Carolina, thanking her for her letter, written on U.S. Senate stationery, includes envelope, dated March 6, 1903.

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Includes two letters. First letter from Miley M., S.S. Noordam, to Florence B. Kane, on her way to Bologne, dated “Tuesday the 26th” approximatley 1908. Second letter from Miley M., Hotel Rose Wiesbaden [Germany?], she is trying to get well, approximately August 13, 1908.

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Letter from Miley M. while in London, to Florence B. Kane, while in Sanderstown, Rhode Island, on her plans for the winter, she needs a companion, maybe her Aunt Florence, includes envelope, dated September 21, 1908.

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Letter from John Jay Chapman to Florence B. Kane, on not staying to visit long, date of production not identified.

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Attached together and in same handwriting: Manuscript of poem, “Valentine,” author unknown, 1 p., 14 February 1847; Manuscript of untitled poem, author unknown, “for Mr. James Kane,” 1 p., Albany, 19 October 1846; L, from Mrs. John C. Spencer [E.S. Spencer], Albany, to James Kane, copy, thanking him for his kindness, 1 p., 14 September 1846.

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Letter from J.A. Bayard Kane, while in Eustis, Maine, to Florence B. Kane, he is at King and Bartlett Lakes and Spencer Stream Camps, asks her to send books, includes envelope, dated July 12, 1895.