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1st Connecticut Artillery Commission, 4 April 1862
2 Fortune magazines; "The Empire State, a History" with forward by Alfred Smith., 1933, 1940
The collection consists of the correspondence, manuscripts, and photographs belonging to Belle Moskowitz, Henry Moskowitz, and Josef Israels.
2 Photographs (2 Men in Hats in Garden; 2 Men No Hats in Garden) from Meredith M. Jack (Bo) to Dad (May 4-5, 1921); 2 Photographs (Building; 2 Men on Ship) (April 12-14, 1921) from Meredith M. Jack (Bosy) to Mother ; 1 Photograph (2 Men with 3 Children) from Meredith M. Jack (Bo) to Dad (April 17-20, 1921); 1 Photograph (Man in Front of Building) from Meredith M. Jack (Bosy) to Mother August 18-19, 1921), 1921
Various photographs sent by Jack regarding his different travels.
2 unidentified notes, Undated
The first collection was given by Perkins in 1945, shortly after she resigned from the cabinet. The gift came in response to a request from College president Dorothy Schaffter who was seeking to build an American's Women's Collection and is comprised mostly of committee reports.
2 volumes "Public Papers of Governor Smith", 1919 - 1920
The collection consists of the correspondence, manuscripts, and photographs belonging to Belle Moskowitz, Henry Moskowitz, and Josef Israels.
4 North Ridge Road, 1939, 1986
4 North Ridge Road Drawings and Blueprints, 1939 - 1939
5 Photographs from the National Portrait Gallery- London
9-11 Garden, Bill Hall, 2002-2003
This series contains the records of Arboretum land acquisition and use. This includes correspondence, deeds, and maps, lists of flora and fauna, and financial records. Of particular interest are the original landscape plan and map developed by A.F. Brinckerhoff between 1931 and 1936. This series is divided into four subseries: Land tract records, Maps and plans, Gardens and plant lists, and General. Subseries A is organized by tract number then by date.
20th anniversary appraisals of Silent Spring, 1982
This series consists of articles written about Rachel Carson. These were written primarily after Rachel Carson death and provide both positive and negative criticism of the life and work of Carson. Linda Lear has continued to maintain this file and material continues to be added. This sub-series is organized chronologically.