Box 2
Contains 14 Results:
Bernardo Colnago, 1663
Bound Autograph Manuscript about the life of Sicilian Jesuit Bernardo Colnago (1545-1611). Accession: 120529.
John Thorpe, SJ, 1775 November 25
1 Autograph Letter Signed from John Thorpe, SJ to Henry Arundell, 8th Baron Arundell of Wardour, concerning the last days and death of Lorenzo Ricci, Superior General of the Society of Jesus. Accession: 120530.
Vivien Greene, 1840
Victorian miniature manuscript book owned by Vivien Greene (1904-2003). Mostly verse in English, but some prose and original illustrations in ink. Accession: 130805.
Panama Canal, 1915
22 black-and-white photographs of the Panama Canal after it opened in 1914. The photographs depict tugboats, a lock, other ships, and tractors used to pull boats. Accession: 170524.
Robert Todd Lincoln, 1917 February 2
Autograph canceled check (Riggs bank) signed by Robert Todd Lincoln in 1917. Also signed by last male Lincoln descendant Robert Todd Lincoln Beckwith. File also includes a handwritten letter to Leon Robbin from "Bert" and a copy of Robert Todd Lincoln Beckwith's obituary. Accession: 170510.
Doreen Cousins, 1943-1945
Autograph Manuscript: "I Sing in My Bath: A VAD [Voluntary Aid Detachment] Nurse's Diary," by Doreen Cousins (Her nickname was "Toffee.") Accession: 170522b.
Catholic Church, 1859-1886
Propaganda Broadsides, 1941-1945
German propaganda broadside in Polish; Set of 10 broadsides of Russian Propaganda in German for distribution on the Eastern Front; German propaganda broadside in Russian intended for the Russian soldiers on the Finnish Front; RAF Aviator's Scarf. Silk. Map of Europe (Folder 13). Tragedia Warszawy German propaganda broadside in Polish. Accession: 170825.
World War I, 1918
2 broadsides from World War I: "How to Stop the War" and "What Are We Fighting For?" Accession: 171109.
Hiroshima, 1946
French Typed Manuscript: "Bombe Atomique Visite a Hiroshima. Bord U.S.S. Mt. Mckinley Fevrier 1946." Recounting the visit of a delegation of scientists assessing the impact of the atom bomb. Accession: 150515.
Chinese Rites, 1742-1744
Three autograph statements signed by Jesuit missionaries certifying they will obey the rules of the papal bull Ex illa die issued by Pope Clement XI forbidding the practices known as Chinese Rites. Statement 1 signed by Josephus Dinh and written in Vietnamese; statements 2 and 3 signed by Jean-Baptiste Maigrot and Hieronymus of St. Philip Neri and written in Latin. Accession: 150727.
Augustus Smith, 1863 December 27
1 Autograph Letter Signed from Augustus Smith, a Private in M Company of the Rhode Island Cavalry, to his sister about "Mosby's Rangers" (Confederate Colonel John S. Mosby) and how his regiment's spy led their scouts to weed out spies in Virginia. Sent from Catletts Station, Virginia. 6 pages. Accession: 170703.
Rev. William Matthews, 1824 March 30
1 Autograph Letter Signed from Rev. William Matthews, Rector of St. Patrick's Church in Washington, DC, to the editors of the "National Intelligencer" regarding the miraculous cure of parishioner Ann Mattingly. Accession: 160928.
William George Read, 1845 October 7
1 Autograph Letter Signed from William George Read of Maryland to John M. Read, a Democrat who was opposed to slavery. John, a Democrat, had been rejected for a seat on the U.S. Supreme Court for his anti-slavery views. Sent from Pikesville, Maryland. Accession: 170701.