Letters
Found in 73 Collections and/or Records:
Miscellaneous notes, 1965 - 1983
MS134-005 Letter, 1944 July 27: From Josephine Wilkins of Citizen's Fact-Finding Move, 1944-07-27
NAACP et al v. Tillman et al., Civil Action 83-108 VAL, April 17, 1984
The letter, dated April 17, 1984, is addressed to the participants of the NAACP et al v. Tillman et al., Civil Action 83-108 VAL. The topic of the letter is to update negotiations in the Voting Rights Suit and on depositions form January 1984 through April 1984.
Pope's Chapel 59th Homecoming Invitation Letter, September 4, 2015
Pope's Chapel Homecoming Invitation, October 6, 1963
Reminiscences of a bank employee and his travels along the coast of Georgia, 1826
Reminiscences (dated 1826) of an employee of the Bank of the State of Georgia in Savannah, about his business travels to Darien, Augusta, and Athens, with stops in Washington, Cherokee Corner, and Wassaw sound, by stage and by sea vessel. He recounts the people he met along the way and stories from his journeys, including an anxious trip by sea from Darien to Savannah while safeguarding $175,000 of the banks's money.
Report by Dugald on Franz Hofer, SS leader, letterhead; Dugald misc., October 14, 1945
To:
From:
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Description:Documentary from Innsbruck (journal, report, or diary)
Original Label:Dugalds letters from Innsbruck; October 14 1945; October 21, 1945; letter from Chaplain 26 Jan 1945; Cedric Foster; Graduation from George Washington; Documentary from Innsbruck
The Bennet Collection (Electronic Records)
Two letters to Annie Lee Hill from Rosa Hill, October 4, 1911
To:Hill, Annie Lee
From:Hill, Rosa
Names in the Letter:
Description:*Annie Lee was in Greenville, SC; 2 letters in 1 envelope
Original Label:Keep this letter of Rosa's
Undated Letters, undated
Undated Postcards, Undated
Untitled story describing a near-drowning incident, circa 1854
Portion of a letter from John Stevens, approximately March 1854. Stevens recounts a "miraculous escape from drowning" while on a boat with Oliver W. Stevens, his son Eddie, and two African Americans, Primus and Alfred, in the area of St. Catherine's Sound, Bryan County, Georgia. Also includes a brief anecdote of Judge [Colonel John] Dooly, namesake of Dooly County, Georgia.
Unused Postcards, undated
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