Nicholas Cleary Collection
Collection — Box: 1
Identifier: GTM-0020
Imperial Map of the City of Edo, Japan, circa 1850. Includes the wooden box that originally contained the 1860 gift of alumnus Nicholas Cleary, with his inscription detailing the gift of this map and a book of costumes, no longer present.
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0.14 Cubic Feet (1 flat box.)
English
The Nicholas Cleary Collection was originally given to Georgetown University in 1860, according to the inscription by Cleary on the wood document box. A red-bordered label applied to the box after 1900 by archivist Francis Barnum, SJ indicates that "Other Oriental Papers have been added". Other documents with non-European scripts and printing continued to be added occassionally to the collection, until the current processing project, which has separated all items according to provenance from what is described as the original Cleary gift.
Gift of Nicholas Cleary, 1860.
Part of the Georgetown University Manuscripts Repository