Correspondence, early life, 1833-May 1861
Catalog Number: M91.1
| Box | 1 | 1833 Jul 14 - 1859 Apr | |
| 2 | 1859 May - 1861 May |
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Correspondence, Civil War, June 1861-April 1865
Catalog Number: M91.2
| Box | 2 | 1861 Jun - 1864 Sep 30 | |
| 3 | 1864 Oct - 1865 Apr |
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Correspondence, Freedmen's Bureau period, May 1865-Spring 1874
Catalog Number: M91.3
| Box | 3 | 1865 May - 1866 Feb 28 | |
| 4 | 1866 Mar - Nov 23 | ||
| 5 | 1866 Nov 24 - 1867 Aug 3 | ||
| 6 | 1867 Aug 4 - 1868 Apr 18 | ||
| 7 | 1868 Apr 23 - 1869 Mar 17 | ||
| 8 | 1869 Mar 18 - Dec | ||
| 9 | 1870 Jan - Dec 12 | ||
| 10 | 1870 Dec 13 - 1872 Feb 19 | ||
| 11 | 1872 Feb 20 - 1873 Jul | ||
| 12 | 1873 Aug - 1874 May 15 |
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Correspondence, western command period, May 1874-November 1888
Catalog Number: M91.4
| Box | 12 | 1874 May 16 - 1875 Apr 30 | |
| 13 | 1875 May 1 - 1877 Dec 20 | ||
| 14 | 1877 Dec 21 - 1880 Mar 16 | ||
| 15 | 1880 Mar 17 - 1881 Aug 25 | ||
| 16 | 1881 Aug 26 - 1882 Sep 30 | ||
| 17 | 1882 Oct 1 - 1884 Apr 30 | ||
| 18 | 1884 May 1 - 1885 Dec 31 | ||
| 19 | 1886 Jan 1 - Oct 17 | ||
| 20 | 1886 Oct 18 - 1887 Aug 31 | ||
| 21 | 1887 Sep 1 - 1888 May 31 | ||
| 22 | 1888 Jun 1 - Nov 20 |
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Correspondence, eastern command period, December 1888-November 1894
Catalog Number: M91.5
| Box | 22 | 1888 Dec 1 - 1889 Feb 13 | |
| 23 | 1889 Feb 14 - Sep 23 | ||
| 24 | 1889 Sep 24 - 1890 May 2 | ||
| 25 | 1890 May 3 - 1891 Feb 15 | ||
| 26 | 1891 Feb 16 - Dec 4 | ||
| 27 | 1891 Dec 5 - 1892 Aug 10 | ||
| 28 | 1892 Aug 11 - 1893 Jul 4 | ||
| 29 | 1893 Jul 5 - 1894 Feb 22 | ||
| 30 | 1894 Feb 23 - Oct 24 | ||
| 31 | 1894 Oct 25 - Nov 30 |
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Correspondence, retirement, December 1894-1908
Catalog Number: M91.6
| Box | 31 | 1894 Dec 1 - 1895 Oct 21 | |
| 32 | 1895 Oct 22 - 1897 Jan 25 | ||
| 33 | 1897 Jan 26 - Nov 14 | ||
| 34 | 1897 Nov 15 - 1898 Nov 30 | ||
| 35 | 1898 Dec 1 - 1899 Nov 30 | ||
| 36 | 1899 Dec 1 - 1900 Dec 31 | ||
| 37 | 1901 Jan 1 - 1902 Feb 25 | ||
| 38 | 1902 Feb 26 - 1912 Jun 14 |
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Correspondence (bound), 1866-1905
Catalog Number: M91.7
| Folio | Volume | 1 | 1861 - 1865, also contains daily action reports; telegraphic messages; orders and circulars; telegraphic messages; orders and circulars; telegrams received; endorsements and memoranda; etc. (copybook) |
| Folio | 2 | 1864 Feb - 1866 Oct (copybook) | |
| Folio | 3 | 1866 Nov - 1867 Nov (copybook) | |
| Folio | 4 | 1867 Nov - 1869 Jun (copybook) | |
| Folio | 5 | [1868 May - 1872 Jul] (Aide-de-Camp book) | |
| Folio | 6 | 1869 Jun - 1871 May (copybook) | |
| Folio | 7 | 1871 May - 1873 Mar (copybook) | |
| Folio | 8 | 1873 Mar 7 - Dec 16 (copybook) | |
| Folio | 9 | 1866 Nov 20 - 1867 Jun 20 [microfilm available, reel #1] | |
| Folio | 10 | 1867 Jun 21 - Dec 30 [microfilm available, reel #2] | |
| Folio | 11 | 1868 Jan 4 - Jul 15 [microfilm available, reel #2] | |
| Folio | 12 | 1868 Jul 16 - 1869 Apr 16 [microfilm available, reel #3] | |
| Folio | 13 | 1869 Apr 4 - Dec 23 [microfilm available, reel #3] | |
| Folio | 14 | 1869 Dec 29 - 1870 Aug 4 [microfilm available, reel #4] | |
| Folio | 15 | 1870 Aug 4 - 1871 May 12 [microfilm available, reel #4] | |
| Folio | 16 | 1871 May 1 - Nov 3 [microfilm available, reel #5] | |
| Folio | 17 | 1871 Nov 3 - 1872 Dec 11 [microfilm available, reel #5] | |
| Folio | 18 | 1872 Dec 13 - 1873 Mar 24 [microfilm available, reel #6] | |
| Folio | 19 | 1873 Mar 24 - Nov 9 [microfilm available, reel #6] | |
| Folio | 20 | 1873 Nov 3 - 1874 Jul 28 [microfilm available, reel #7] | |
| Folio | 21 | 1874 Sep 4 - 1876 May 12 [microfilm available, reel #7] | |
| 22 | 1876 May 15 - 1877 Dec 11 [microfilm available, reel #8] | ||
| 23 | 1877 Dec 11 - 1878 Nov 23 [microfilm available, reel #8] | ||
| 24 | 1878 Nov 25 - 1879 Nov 22 [microfilm available, reel #9] | ||
| 25 | 1879 Nov 13 - 1880 Nov 23 [microfilm available, reel #9] | ||
| Folio | 26 | 1881 Jan 29 - May 27 [microfilm available, reel #10] | |
| 27 | 1881 May 27 - Oct 13 [microfilm available, reel #10] | ||
| Folio | 28 | 1881 Oct 17 - 1882 Mar 20 [microfilm available, reel #11] | |
| Folio | 29 | 1882 Mar 15 - Nov 7 [microfilm available, reel #11] | |
| Folio | 30 | 1882 Nov 7 - 1883 Apr 27 [microfilm available, reel #12] | |
| Folio | 31 | 1883 Apr 28 - 1884 Nov 24 [microfilm available, reel #13] | |
| Folio | 32 | 1884 Nov 24 - 1885 Jun 2 [microfilm available, reel #14] | |
| Folio | 33 | 1885 Jun 3 - 1886 Jan 4 [microfilm available, reel #14] | |
| Folio | 34 | 1886 Jan 4 - Apr 8 [microfilm available, reel #15] | |
| Folio | 35 | 1886 Apr 9 - Nov 4 [microfilm available, reel #15] | |
| Folio | 36 | 1886 May 28 - 1888 Mar 12 [microfilm available, reel #16] | |
| Folio | 37 | 1886 Sep 27 - 1888 Nov 20 [microfilm available, reel #17] | |
| Folio | 38 | 1888 Mar 13 - Nov 22 [microfilm available, reel #18] | |
| Folio | 39 | 1888 Dec 12 - 1889 Feb 7 [microfilm available, reel #18] | |
| Folio | 40 | 1889 Feb 8 - Aug 15 [microfilm available, reel #19] | |
| Folio | 41 | 1889 Aug 15 - Jan 30 [microfilm available, reel #20] | |
| Folio | 42 | 1890 Jan 30 - Jun 14 [microfilm available, reel #21] | |
| Folio | 43 | 1890 Jun 17 - Dec 8 [microfilm available, reel #22] | |
| Folio | 44 | 1890 Dec 8 - 1891 Apr 16 [microfilm available, reel #23] | |
| Folio | 45 | 1891 Apr 16 - Oct 10 [microfilm available, reel #24] | |
| Folio | 46 | 1891 Oct 12 - 1892 Feb 8 [microfilm available, reel #25] | |
| Folio | 47 | 1892 Feb 8 - Jul 23 [microfilm available, reel #26] | |
| Folio | 48 | 1892 Jul 25 - 1892 Dec. 19, 1892 [microfilm available, reel #27] | |
| Folio | 49 | 1892 Dec 19 - 1893 May 16 [microfilm available, reel #28] | |
| Folio | 50 | 1893 May 17 - Dec 8 [microfilm available, reel #29] | |
| Folio | 51 | 1893 Dec 9 - 1894 May 16 [microfilm available, reel #30] | |
| Folio | 52 | 1894 May 16 - 1894 Oct 2 [microfilm available, reel #31] | |
| Folio | 53 | 1894 Nov 2 - 1895 May 6 [microfilm available, reel #32] | |
| Folio | 54 | 1895 May 4 - 1897 Apr 5 [microfilm available, reel #33] | |
| Folio | 55 | 1897 Apr 6 - 1900 Aug 25 [microfilm available, reel #34] | |
| Folio | 56 | 1900 Aug 25 - 1905 Dec 6 [microfilm available, reel #34] |
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Articles and addresses, bound volumes and scrapbooks
Catalog Number: M91.8
| Folio | Volume | 1 | Articles and Addresses Civil War |
| Folio | 2 | Indian Campaigns - letterpress copybook | |
| 3 | Nez Perce - letterpress copybook | ||
| Folio | 4 | Miscellaneous | |
| Folio | 5 | Miscellaneous - Oct. 23, 1893 to | |
| Folio | 6 | Miscellaneous - letterpress copybook | |
| Scrapbooks (clippings): | |||
| Folio | 7 | 1863 - 1866 (Vol. 1) | |
| Folio | 8 | Miscellaneous (Vol. 2) | |
| Folio | 9 | Miscellaneous (Vol. 3) | |
| Folio | 10 | Miscellaneous (Vol. 4) | |
| Folio | 11 | Religious lectures, notices, etc. | |
| Folio | 12 | Personal reminiscences of the War of the Rebellion | |
| Folio | 13 | [Writings for children] | |
| Folio | 14 | Nez Perce | |
| Folio | 15 | [Indians] | |
| Folio | 16 | Articles on the Indians, Gold and Silver Question - 1896 | |
| Folio | 17 | Miscellaneous | |
| 18 | Miscellaneous | ||
| Folio | 19 | Miscellaneous | |
| Folio | 20 | Miscellaneous | |
| 21 | Miscellaneous | ||
| 22 | Miscellaneous |
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Articles and addresses, volumes 1-3
Catalog Number: M91.8
| Box | 39 | ||
| Folder | 1 | Table of Contents | |
| Biographical (Vol. 1): | |||
| 2 | Sherman, W.T., and his corps commanders (No. 1) | ||
| 3 | Butler, Benjamin F. (No. 2) | ||
| 4 | Crooks, George (No. 3) | ||
| 5 | Grant, Ulysses S., At Chattanooga (No. 4) | ||
| 6 | Grant, Ulysses S. (No. 5) | ||
| 7 | Grant, Ulysses S., Comparison of Washington and Grant (No. 6) | ||
| 8 | Hale, Nathan (No. 7) | ||
| 9 | Hancock, Winfield S. and Howard, O.O. (No. 8) | ||
| 10 | Jackson, Andrew (No. 9) | ||
| 11 | Lee, S. Perry (No. 10) | ||
| 12 | McDowell, Irvin and Thomas, George H. (No. 11) | ||
| 13 | Sheridan, Philip (No. 12) | ||
| 14 | Sherman, W.T. - Characteristics of youth (No. 13) | ||
| 15 | Sherman, W.T.-Intro to "Life of Sherman" by Hubbard (No. 14) | ||
| 16 | Sherman, W.T. (No. 15) | ||
| 17 | Sherman, W.T. (No. 16) | ||
| 18 | Slocum, Henry W. - Eulogy (No. 17) | ||
| 19 | Thomas, George H. (No. 19B) | ||
| Wars and Campaigns (Vol. 2): | |||
| 20 | Adairsville - Georgia Campaign of 1864 (No. 1) | ||
| 21 | Chattanooga and Atlanta (100 days campaign) (No.2) | ||
| 22 | "Atlanta is ours and fairly won" (No.3) | ||
| 23 | Sherman's advance from Atlanta (No. 4) | ||
| 24 | "The Struggle for Atlanta" (No. 5) | ||
| 25 | "Through to Atlanta" (No. 6) | ||
| 26 | "Federal Rout at Bull run" (No. 7) | ||
| 27 | "Sherman's Campaign through the Carolinas and Savannah" (No. 8) | ||
| 28 | "Jackson's Attack on the Right at Chancellorsville" (No. 9) | ||
| 29 | "The Georgia Campaign of 1864" (No. 10) | ||
| 30 | "Campaign and Battle of Gettysburg" (No. 11) | ||
| 31 | "Campaign of Gettysburg" (No. 11 1/2) | ||
| 32 | "Grant at Vicksburg" (No. 12) | ||
| 33 | "Jackson's Campaigns" (No. 13) | ||
| 34 | "Jackson's Campaigns" (No. 14) | ||
| 35 | "Rescue and the Oostanaula" (No. 15) | ||
| 36 | "From the Potomac to the Tennessee" (No. 16) | ||
| 37 | "Resaca" - 2 copies (No. 17) | ||
| 38 | "The Revolutionary War - 2 copies (No. 18) | ||
| 39 | "Vicksburg" (No. 19) | ||
| 40 | "The War of 1812" (No. 20) | ||
| Indians (Vol. 3): | |||
| 41 | "The Story of Antonio Azol, a Pima Indian" (No. 1) | ||
| 42 | "An Indian Battle" (Nez Perce) (No. 2) | ||
| 43 | "The Instincts of Indian Children" - (No. 3) [2 copies] | ||
| 44 | "Indian Attack on Dabney House near Union now Arcata, Cal." (No. 4) [2 copies] | ||
| 45 | "Department of Columbia" (No. 5) | ||
| 46 | "Our Indians of the Southwest - First Paper" (No. 6) | ||
| 47 | "Our Indians of the Southwest - Second Paper" (No. 7) | ||
| 48 | "Our Indians of the Southwest - Third Paper" (No. 8) | ||
| 49 | "What now shall be done with the Indians" (No. 9) | ||
| 50 | "Mattie Leigh's Correspondence" (No. 10) | ||
| 51 | "Mission Indians of Southern California" (No. 11) | ||
| 52 | "Piute and Bannock Indian Wars" (No. 12) [2 copies] | ||
| 53 | "The Sioux Indian Wars" (No. 13) [2 copies] | ||
| 54 | "Squaw Men" (No. 14) | ||
| Military (Vol. 3): | |||
| 55 | "The Army" (No. 15) | ||
| 56 | "The Army"-(No. 17) | ||
| 57 | "Take care of the Army and the Navy" (No. 18) | ||
| 58 | "The Army Past and Present" (No. 19) | ||
| 59 | "Classmates whose lives were surrendered during this Rebellion" (No. 20) | ||
| 60 | "Floating Batteries" (No. 21) | ||
| 61 | "Some fallen heroes of Gettysburg" (No. 22) | ||
| 62 | "The Grand Review of Washington" (No. 23) | ||
| 63 | "Two veteran heros of Anteitam" (No. 24) | ||
| 64 | "The wars of Maine" (No. 25) | ||
| 65 | "The Navy" (No. 26) | ||
| 66 | "Bombardment of New York, Are we all right" (No. 27) | ||
| 67 | "Military and Naval Pensions of the United States" (No. 28) | ||
| 68 | "Preserves what Veterans fought for" (No. 29) | ||
| 69 | "Sea coast is defenses" (No. 30) | ||
| 70 | "Transportation of troops by water" (No. 31) | ||
| 71 | "Young men in the Army" (No. 32) | ||
| 72 | "Value of Study to Young Officers" (No. 33) | ||
| 73 | "The American Volunteer" (No. 34) | ||
| 74 | "War" (No. 35) |
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Articles and addresses, volumes 4-6
Catalog Number: M91.8
| Box | 39 | ||
| Religion and Miscellaneous (Vols. 4&5): | |||
| Folder | 75 | McBee, Barbara Ann - "Remarkable Pioneer Woman" (No. 1) | |
| 76 | "Battlefield, Field Hospital, a Night Attack" (No. 2) | ||
| 77 | "Looking back at boyhood" (No. 3) | ||
| 78 | "Welcome to the land of fruits and flowers"-YMCA (No. 4) | ||
| 79 | "The Unestimable Value of Character" (No. 5) | ||
| 80 | "Outing for children" (No. 6) | ||
| 81 | "A Christmas Morning in San Francisco" (No. 7) | ||
| 82 | "My First Christmas" (No. 8) | ||
| 83 | "Christian Endeavor" (No. 9) | ||
| 84 | Abstract of "Christain Endeavor" (No. 10) | ||
| 85 | "Church Bible School" (No. 11) | ||
| 86 | "Classical Instruction Defended" (No. 12) | ||
| 87 | "Congregationalists in America" (No. 13) | ||
| 88 | "Thoughts on Conversion" (No. 14) | ||
| 89 | "Mutual Counsel" (No. 15) | ||
| 90 | "The Uses of the Divine Word" (No. 16) | ||
| 91 | "The Political Panorama of Europe during the past week" (No. 17) | ||
| 92 | "The Republic", "The Flag" (No. 18) | ||
| 93 | "True Gallantry" (No. 19) | ||
| 94 | "Our Heretic" (remarks on ...) (No. 20) | ||
| 95 | "Home Rule" (No. 21) | ||
| 96 | "How to Live Well" (No. 22) | ||
| 97 | "Independence Day" (No. 23) | ||
| 98 | "Providence Touching Isabelle and Columbus" (No. 25) | ||
| 99 | "The power of little things (No. 26) | ||
| 100 | "The Lord is risen" (No. 27) | ||
| 101 | "Loyalty" (No. 28) | ||
| 102 | Notes for "Loyalty" (No. 29) | ||
| 103 | Menu of stories - "Army stories" ... "Christian statements"...etc. (No. 30) | ||
| 104 | "Foreign Missions" (No. 31) | ||
| 105 | "Foreign Missions" (No. 32) | ||
| 106 | "Home missions on the Pacific Coast" (No. 33) | ||
| 107 | "Sunday School Mission Work" (No. 34) | ||
| 108 | "Education of the Negro" (No. 35) | ||
| 109 | Notes on "Negro emancipation" (No. 36) | ||
| 110 | "Illustrating Book" - Notes (No. 37) | ||
| 111 | "Nihilism" (No. 38) | ||
| 112 | Poem-"Blessed are they that hunger after righteousness for they shall be filled" (No. 39) | ||
| 113 | "Father and child" (No. 40) | ||
| Box | 40 | ||
| Folder | 1 | Poem-"How to show sympathy" (No. 41) | |
| 2 | "The Blue and the Gray" (No. 42) | ||
| 3 | Poem-"The Bridge of Mother Love" (No. 43) | ||
| 4 | "A few words concerning Senator Pomeroy" (No. 44) | ||
| 5 | "Problems of the next quarter of a century" (No. 45) | ||
| 6 | "How time has solved some troublesome questions" (No. 46) [2 copies] | ||
| 7 | "Religion" (No. 47) | ||
| 8 | "My view of the Sabbath question" (No. 48) | ||
| 9 | "Sacrifice essential to upright humanity" (No. 49) | ||
| 10 | "A phenomenal scout" (No. 50) | ||
| 11 | "Young men in the W.D. service" (No. 51) | ||
| 12 | "Slaves during the war etc." (No. 52) | ||
| 13 | "A Soldier of Religion" (No. 53) | ||
| 14 | "Sunday Rest" (No. 54) | ||
| 15 | "Temperance" (No. 55) | ||
| 16 | "Dr. Upham's Books" (No. 56) | ||
| 17 | "Work" (No. 57) | ||
| 18 | "Our religious work - How can we attract the largest number of unconverted young men" (No. 58) | ||
| 19 | "Is the world growing better" (No. 59) | ||
| 20 | "YMCA" (No. 60) | ||
| 21 | "Character and needs of tthe YMCA undertaking" (No. 61) | ||
| 22 | "What shall we do to sustain and extend our [YMCA] work" (No. 62) | ||
| 23 | "YMCA young men" (No. 63) | ||
| 24 | "Young men - how can we reach with Christian influence the greatest number" (No. 64) | ||
| 25 | "Work for young men" (No. 65) | ||
| Civil War (Vol. 6): | |||
| 26 | "Official report of Gen. O.O. Howard, of the Carolina campaign" (No. 1) | ||
| 27 | "Character and campaigns of Gen. R.E. Lee" (No. 2) | ||
| 28 | "Boy to the rescue" (No. 3) | ||
| 29 | "Some reminiscences of A. Lincoln (No. 4) | ||
| 30 | "Isabella and Columbus, providences touching" (No. 5) | ||
| 31 | "Horrors of the Columbia, E. Chembreau's Account" (No. 6) | ||
| 32 | "Army as a career" (No. 7) | ||
| 33 | "Influence of women in the great conflict" (No. 8) | ||
| 34 | "Battle of Griswoldville" (No. 9) | ||
| 35 | "Warfare of the future" (No. 10) | ||
| 36 | "Christianity in the army" (No. 11) | ||
| 37 | "The Holy Ghost" (No. 12) | ||
| 38 | "The Battles from Fort Sumpter to Fair Oaks" (No. 13) | ||
| 39 | "Reminiscences of Lincoln" (No. 14) | ||
| 40 | "Grant" and "Gen. Howard's personal adventure..."-covers only (Nos. 15-16) | ||
| 41 | Headings for "Army Stories" (No. 17) | ||
| 42 | "Temperance" (No. 18) | ||
| 43 | "Sketches about Priv. Chas. McDonald, Capt. Wm. Duncan, 1st. Lieut. Wm. McIntyre, and Chaplain W.R. Eastman" (No. 19) | ||
| 44 | "Battle of Ezra Church, including 'How patriots live'" (No. 20) | ||
| 45 | "A tribute to Dr. Francis U. Upham" (No. 21) | ||
| 46 | "Memorial Day" (No. 22) | ||
| 47 | "The number of Indians" (No. 23) | ||
| Children's Stories (Vol. 6): | |||
| 48 | "Charles H. - A story for children" (No. 24) | ||
| 49 | "Our Jamie - A way to influence children" (No. 25) | ||
| 50 | "A mite of a black boy. or the 'Little Imp'" (No. 26) | ||
| 51 | "Ollie F. - or the motto" (No. 27) | ||
| 52 | "Otis Henry at meeting" (No. 28) | ||
| 53 | "An incident illustrating the thoughtfulness of a child of four years" (No. 29) | ||
| 54 | "William, or prejudice agains color" (No. 30) |
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Articles and addresses, volumes 7-9
Catalog Number: M91.8
| Box | 40 | ||
| Folder | Miscellaneous (Vol. 7): | ||
| 55 | "Obituary of General French" (No. 1) | ||
| 56 | "Washington's Birthday" (No. 2) | ||
| 57 | "Burnside - Relief of at Knoxville" (No. 3) | ||
| 58 | "Chattanooga" (No. 4) | ||
| 59 | "Review of Van Horn's 'Life of Gen. G.H. Thomas'" (No. 5) | ||
| 60 | "Christianity among Indian tribes" (No. 6) | ||
| 61 | "Indian Moses" (No. 7) | ||
| 62 | "Account of a visit to Malheur Agency" (No. 7 1/2) | ||
| 63 | "Christianity in Army Life" (No. 8) | ||
| 64 | Address at laying of cornerstone of First Cong. Church of Wash. DC" (No. 9) | ||
| 65 | "The Uses of the Divine Word" (No. 10) | ||
| 66 | Translation of Gasparin's "Divorce" (No. 11) | ||
| 67 | "Faith" (No. 12) | ||
| 68 | "Notes upon the work of J.W. Draper... (No. 13) | ||
| 69 | "Answers to a few questions (religious)" (No. 14) | ||
| 70 | "Temperance - an address" (No. 15) | ||
| 71 | "The Journey to Egypt-the ocean voyage" (No. 16) | ||
| 72 | "Egypt-Notes on and campaigns in ..." (No. 17) | ||
| 73 | "Loyalty" (No. 18) | ||
| 74 | "Memorial Day" (No. 19) | ||
| 75 | "The Pilgrim Fathers and our Heritage" (No. 20) | ||
| 76 | "Reminiscences of life at West Point, Bangor, and in the Army" (No. 21) | ||
| 77 | "How the soldier receives and deserves remembrance" (No. 22) | ||
| 78 | "Our duty towards the South" (No. 23) | ||
| 79 | "Address on the occasion of the unveiling of Auburn, ME's soldier's monument" (No. 24) | ||
| 80 | "An incident in history" (No. 25) | ||
| 81 | "The danger of depreciating a boy" (No. 26) | ||
| 82 | "The namesake-a true story" (No. 27) | ||
| 83 | "Umatilla to Walla Walla-the dust and the snow" (No. 28) | ||
| [Military] (Vol. 8): | |||
| 84 | "Ezra Chapel" (No. 1) | ||
| 85 | "Battle of Bentonville" (No. 2) | ||
| 86 | "Campaigns of Gen. McDowell..." (No. 3) | ||
| 87 | "Military Aspects of the Drury Land Parable" (No. 4) | ||
| 88 | "A greeting: Battle for the Right" (No. 5) | ||
| 89 | "Names of Great Men: Col. T.E.G. | ||
| Ransom" (No. 6) | |||
| 90 | "The Soldier" (No. 7) | ||
| 91 | "A Study of Military Problems in South Africa" (No. 8) | ||
| [Miscellaneous]: | |||
| 92 | "Something about war..." (No. 9) | ||
| 93 | "Reminiscenses of West Point" (No. 10) | ||
| 94 | "West Point as I knew it" - 3 articles (No. 11) | ||
| 95 | "Alaska" (No. 12) | ||
| 96 | "President's address on Home Missions" (No. 13) | ||
| 97 | "President's annual address" (Congregational Home Missionary Assoc.) (No. 14) | ||
| 98 | "Cuba" (No. 15) | ||
| 99 | "Father Love - Patriotic and Christian" (No. 16) | ||
| 100 | "Imperialism" (No. 17) | ||
| 101 | "Is morality in business essential to success?" (No. 18) | ||
| 102 | "Reminiscenses and Old Families" (No. 19) | ||
| 103 | "Memorial Day"-(No. 20) | ||
| 104 | "A monument for the Mountain People" (No. 21) | ||
| 105 | "Dwight L. Moody" (No. 22) | ||
| 106 | "The Nation's safety and our Sunday schools" (No. 23) | ||
| 107 | "Rights and Duties of the United States' Government in the Matter of the Phillipine Is." (No. 24) | ||
| 108 | "Phillipine Islands" (No. 25) | ||
| 109 | "Politics" (No. 26) | ||
| 110 | "Politics" (No. 27) | ||
| 111 | "Our New Responsibilities" (No. 28 | ||
| 112 | "Vermont" (No. 29) | ||
| 113 | "Experiences in Medicine" (No. 30) | ||
| 114 | "Indians-the last tribe at war" (No. 31) | ||
| [Miscellaneous and Biographical] (Vol. 9): | |||
| 115 | "Sen. J.B. Frye (a sketch)" (No. 1) | ||
| 116 | "Estimate of Gen. Grant as a general and a citizen" (No. 2) | ||
| 117 | "Gen. Grant" (No. 3) [cover only] | ||
| Box | 41 | ||
| Folder | 1 | "Life of Gen. Geo. S. Greene" (No. 4) | |
| 2 | "Life of Gen. Henry W. Lawton" (No. 5) | ||
| 3 | "Generals McClellan and Grant" (No. 6) | ||
| 4 | "The military life of William McKinley" (No. 7) | ||
| 5 | "Personal recollection of Gen. Geo. H. Thomas and others" (No. 8) | ||
| 6 | "Some lessons derived from the South African War" (Vol. 9, No.9) | ||
| 7 | "Lincoln and the Mountain Youth: a memorial institution" (No. 10) | ||
| 8 | "Appropriateness of a monument to soldiers and sailors of New York" (No. 11) | ||
| 9 | "The Comanches: Illus. the Indians of Past and Present" (No. 12) | ||
| 10 | "A Plea for the Chinese; Against the Exclusion Law" (No. 13) | ||
| 11 | "Not confessions; but admitted errors" (No. 14) | ||
| 12 | "Appropriateness of a monument to the soldiers and sailors of New York" (No. 15) | ||
| 13 | "Sketches of different generals" (No. 16) | ||
| 14 | "The Bible (in outlines)" (No. 17) | ||
| 15 | "Chie, or A Young Apache Chief" (No. 18) | ||
| 16 | "Our Lord, the Creator, the Father, the Son" (No. 19) | ||
| 17 | "Chinese Exclusion" (No. 20) | ||
| 18 | "Effects of Alcoholic Drinks on Young People" (No. 21) | ||
| 19 | "The Feuds in the Cumberland Mountains" (No. 22) | ||
| 20 | "Causes of Secession, Gen. Robt. E. Lee's Patriotism, and Gettysburg" (No. 23) | ||
| 21 | "Egypt/Britsh Troops, Gen. Graham's Command" (No. 24) | ||
| 22 | "The Flag" (No. 25) | ||
| 23 | "Last Visit to Lincoln Monument in the Mountains" (No. 26) | ||
| 24 | "The Christian Militant" (No. 27) | ||
| 25 | "The Congressman, the Colored Man, and the Calf" (No. 28) | ||
| 26 | "Account of the 50th anniv. of the wedding of Gen. and Mrs. O.O. Howard" (No. 29) | ||
| 27 | "Rev. J.E. Rankin, D.D.: President of Howard University" (No. 30) | ||
| 28 | "March to Knoxville, Tenn. - Resaca - General Boughton" (No. 31) | ||
| 29 | "Maj. Gen. Daniel E. Sickles" (No. 32) | ||
| 30 | "General J.E.B. Stuart" (No. 33) | ||
| 31 | "Lincoln and Fessenden - How to relieve vexation and anger" (No. 34) | ||
| 32 | "General Gorman - Diplomacy" (No. 35) | ||
| 33 | "Gen. Benj. F. Butler - Anecdotes" (No. 36) | ||
| 34 | "Butler and Grant - Anecdotes" (No. 37) | ||
| 35 | "Hon. John Randolph of Roanoke - Quick Wit" (No. 38) | ||
| 36 | "Dr. Leonard Woods" (No. 39) | ||
| 37 | "[Six] Incidents" (No. 40) | ||
| 38 | "Some noted Public men and Generals that I knew in the Sixties" (No. 41) |
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Articles and addresses, volumes 10, 11 and unnumbered
Catalog Number: M91.8
| Box | 41 | [Miscellaneous and Biographical] (Vol 10): | |
| Folder | 39 | "American People, Public Spirit of, what sacrifice for the National safety..." (No. 1) | |
| 40 | "Boyhood and youth of notable associates: US Sen. Wm. P. Frye" (No. 2) | ||
| 41 | "Chancellorsville" (No. 3) | ||
| 42 | "Conversion, What is, and how can I be saved" (No. 4) | ||
| 43 | "The Days after the shipwreck of the 'Spree' and arrival in New York" (No. 5) | ||
| 44 | "President of Mexico: P. Diaz" (No. 6) | ||
| 45 | "Early Days, or my first speech" (No. 7) | ||
| 46 | "Indian Seige" (No. 8) | ||
| 47 | "Joshua's Genius for Military Leadership" (No. 9) | ||
| 48 | "Gen. Geo. B. McClellan" (No. 10) | ||
| 49 | "The value of a Medal of Honor" (No. 11) | ||
| 50 | "Milestones of my youth" (No. 12) | ||
| 51 | "Past Successes and Present Needs" (No. 13) | ||
| 52 | "The Republican Party: Abraham Lincoln" (No. 14) | ||
| 53 | "A ride to save two souls" (No. 15) | ||
| 54 | "Thomas Howard Rugger" (No. 16) | ||
| 55 | "Schofield Memorial" (No. 17) | ||
| 56 | "Scott, Winfield" (No. 18) | ||
| 57 | "Campaigning with Sherman: the beginning of the war" (No. 19) | ||
| 58 | "Campaigning with Sherman: Sherman succeeds Gen. Anderson" (No. 20) | ||
| 59 | "Campaigning with Sherman: Shiloh, Chattanooga, the Knoxville March" (No. 21) | ||
| 60 | "Campaigning with Sherman: Ressaca, how Atlanta was won" (No. 22) | ||
| 61 | "Campaigning with Sherman: From Atlanta to the sea" (No. 23) | ||
| 62 | "Campaigning with Sherman: From the sea through the Carolinas to Washington" (No. 24) | ||
| 63 | "Sherman, Gen. W.T." (No. 25) | ||
| 64 | "Sherman's Campaigning" (No. 26) | ||
| 65 | "Stuart, Gen. J.E.B.: Tribute to a Confederate Class-Mate" (No. 27) | ||
| 66 | [Encyclopedia Britannica articles on Civil War battles] (No. 28) | ||
| 67 | "Taft, Wm. Howard" (No. 29) | ||
| 68 | "Taylor, Gen. Zachary" (No. 30) | ||
| 69 | "A Typical Mountain Family" (No. 31) | ||
| 70 | "Vicksburg, Campaign of" (No. 32) | ||
| 71 | "Victoria, Indian Chief" (No. 33) | ||
| 72 | "Wallace, Gen. Lew" (No. 34) | ||
| 73 | "Warfare, Secular and Christian, Past and Future" (No. 35) | ||
| 74 | "At West Point as instructor, U.S.M.A." (No. 36) | ||
| 75 | "Hazing at West Point" (No. 37) | ||
| 76 | "White Bird Canon, Battle of" (No. 38) | ||
| 77 | "The American Soldier" (No. 39) | ||
| 78 | "Christian, to become a" (No. 40) | ||
| 79 | "11th Army Corps" (No. 41) | ||
| [Miscellaneous] (Vol 11): | |||
| 80 | "Nez Perce, Expeditions against hostile Indians" (No. 1) | ||
| 81 | "Atlanta, the Battles of" (No. 2) | ||
| 82 | "Gettysburg" (No. 3) | ||
| 83 | "The Count and I" (No. 4) | ||
| 84 | "First Congregational Church" (No. 5) | ||
| [Miscellaneous lectures]: | |||
| 85 | "Address to Medical Class - Howard University" (No. 2) | ||
| 86 | "Our Christian duty towards the Southern People" (No. 3) | ||
| 87 | "Personal Experience of Army Life" (No. 4) | ||
| 88 | "National Education - A National Safeguard" (No. 5) | ||
| 89 | "Ambition" (No. 6) | ||
| 90 | "The Nation's Capital" (No. 7) | ||
| 91 | "Friendship, Economy..." (No. 8) | ||
| [Miscellaneous articles and lectures]: | |||
| 92 | [5 Articles]: 1. "A plan of life"; 2. "The danger of depreciating a boy"; 3. "Article on military subordination"; 4. "Journey through the South"; 5. "Address to the Medical Class of H.U." | ||
| 93 | [6 Lectures]: 1. "Five lectures on Heaven"; 2. "Unbelief - Heb. 3rd, 12th"; 3. "The worth of the Soul"; 4. "So thus every one shall give an account of himself and Rom 14:12"; 5. "Ambition"; 6. "Prayer" (No. 1) | ||
| 94 | [9 Lectures]: 1. "Resurrection of the Dead"; 2. "Grace"; 3. "The Confusing of Christ - John 12:42 & 43"; 4. "The Christian hope"; 5. "Prayer"; 6. "If you continue in my Work - John 8:31 & 32"; 7. "Again the Kingdom of Heaven is like and Matt. 13:45 & 46"; 8. "Repentance - Ezek. 18:30"; 9. "Back-sliding - Jer. 3rd:22" (No. 2) | ||
| 95 | "Lectures on our Lord's Prayer" (No. 3) | ||
| 96 | "Lectures on the Commandments" (No. 4) | ||
| 97 | [7 Articles]: 1. "Two old Sermons", 2. "Notes for Lecture on the Capital"; 3. "Notes for Lecture on the Gospel"; 4. "Notes for Lecture on the Education in the South"; 5. "Future Life"; 6. "Columbus"; 7. "Student Life" | ||
| 98 | "Address to two Companies leaving West Point in 1858" | ||
| 99 | [6 Articles]: 1. "The new life"; 2. "Raising of the daughter of Jainus"; 3. "Faith"; 4. "To whom shall we go? - John 6:6-8"; 5. "Miracle of Cana - John 4:46-54"; 6. "Whatsoever a man soweth - Gal.6:7" (No. 7) |
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Catalog Number: M91.9
| Box | 42 | 1865 Jul - 1902 Sep 25, undated | |
| Folio | Volume | 1 | Index to Letters Received-Vol. 1-77 |
| Folio | 2 | Index to Letters Received-Sept. 1902-1909 | |
| Folio | 3 | Freedman's Bureau Index to Letters Received (incomplete) | |
| 4 | Notes on letters received and answered- 1866-1868 | ||
| Folio | 5 | Letters Received [abstracts]-Vol. I- Apr. 1868-Dec. 1869 | |
| Folio | 6 | Letters Received [abstracts]-Vol. II- Jan. 1870-Dec. 1871 | |
| Folio | 7 | Letters Received [abstracts]-Vol. III- Jan. 1872-Jun. 1875 | |
| 8 | Index to scrapbooks |
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Military career, records, 1854-1909
Catalog Number: M91.10
| Box | 43 | Military, general: | |
| Folder | 1 | Army vouchers, certificates, etc., 1872 - 1902 | |
| 2 | Blacks in the military, 1873 | ||
| 3 | Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Park Commission, 1900 | ||
| Civil War, re Confederate soldiers: | |||
| 4 | Civil War memorials, groups or individuals, 1873 - 1899 | ||
| 5 | Commission of Howard as 2nd Lt. of Ordnance (signed by Jefferson Davis), 1854 | ||
| 6 | Congressional bills, 1899 | ||
| 7 | Courts-martial and military investigations material(subpoenas, etc.), 1867 - 1874 | ||
| 8 | Department of Arizona, report by O.B. Wilcox, 1880 | ||
| 9 | International Military Match | ||
| 10 | Military colleges, 1895 | ||
| 11 | Miscellaneous material, 1877 - 1894 and undated | ||
| 12 | Orders - Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Adj. Gen's office, 1889 - 1890 | ||
| 13 | Orders - manuscript, 1856 - 1893 | ||
| 14 | Orders - presidential, 1877 | ||
| 15 | Orders - printed, 1864 - 1901 | ||
| 16 | Orders - State of New Jersey, Adj. Gen.'s office, 1894 | ||
| 17 | Organizations, Grand Army of the Republic (national and regional posts), 1867 - 1891 | ||
| 18 | Organizations, Grand Army of the Republic - U.S. Grant Post #327 (NYC), 1889 - 1894 | ||
| 11 | Organizations, Loyal Legion, 1885 - 1909 | ||
| 12 | Organizations, Medal of Honor Legion, 1899 | ||
| 13 | Organizations, Miscellaneous, 1886 - 1898: Army Mutual Aid Association; 11th Army Corps Association; Military Service Institution; New York State Society of the Cincinnati; Old Guard Association; U.S. Cavalry Association; Veterans of the Blue and Gray; Veterans of the Mexican War; War Veterans Club | ||
| 14 | Organizations, National Guard of California, 1887 | ||
| 15 | Organizations, National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1893 - 1898 | ||
| 16 | Organizations, Society of the Army of the Tennessee; ... of the Cumberland; ... of the Potomac, 1865 - 1893 | ||
| 17 | Organizations, Women's Relief Corps (GAR Women's Auxiliary) - Speech by Harriet K. Scott, etc., 1894 | ||
| 18 | Patents, games, etc. | ||
| 19 | Petitions re the Dalles Military Road, 1875 | ||
| 20 | West Point - ephemera concerning Howard as Cadet, 1854 - 1854 | ||
| 21 | American Freedman's and Union Commission, semi-monthly report of the corres. sec'y of the Exec. Board of - 1866 Mar 14 | ||
| 22 | Certificates and orders, 1868 - 1873 | ||
| Miscellaneous manuscript records, 1866 - 1873: | |||
| 23 | Missing or deficient office records, 1873 | ||
| 24 | National Freedman's Savings and Trust, 1866 - 1871 | ||
| 25 | re freedmen - manuscript | ||
| 26 | re freedmen - printed | ||
| 27 | Retained bounty fund, statement of Edward S. Fowler, 1874 | ||
| Indians: | |||
| 28 | Campaigns, Battle of Clearwater - transcript of the record of Capt. A.G. Forse | ||
| 29 | Documents establishing or concerning "Cochise Apache Reservation" and "Chiracahua Reservation," 1872 [manuscript copies] | ||
| 30 | Fragment of a report on an interview between Howard, Eskimenzin, Esketella, and Miguel (Chief of Apaches) concerning Agt. Jacobs [1872?] | ||
| 31 | Map of White Mountain Apache Indian Reservation - 1872 Dec 20 [manuscript] | ||
| 32 | Petition re the Piute Indians by Sarah Winnemucca Hopkins [text only] | ||
| 33 | Report of a peace council between the Navajo Indians and the Apaches |
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Religious and educational work, records, 1857-1902
Catalog Number: M91.11
| Box | 43 | ||
| Religion - Associations: | |||
| Folder | 34 | American Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions, report of unknown ABCFM missionary about his expulsion after the 1894 Armenian massacre at Bitlis, 1897 | |
| 35 | American Home Missionary Society, 1892 | ||
| 36 | American Sabbath Union, Constitution | ||
| 37 | Camp Memorial Church (NYC) and Camp Mission, 1859 - 1881 | ||
| 38 | Congregational Home Missionary Society, 1897 | ||
| 39 | Evangelical Alliance | ||
| 40 | Miscellaneous commissions, conventions, 1869 - 1898 | ||
| 41 | Petitions re | ||
| 42 | U.S. Christian Commission, 1865 | ||
| 43 | YMCA (national and state chapters) | ||
| 44 | Certification of Howard as member of the M.E.C., Tampa, 1857 | ||
| Religion - Churches: | |||
| 45 | First Parish Congregational Church of Washington - financial material, 1866 - 1868 | ||
| 46 | First Parish Congregational Church of Washington - miscellaneous, 1867 - 1876 | ||
| 47 | First Presbyterian Church (Wash.), 1867 | ||
| Education: | |||
| 48 | Associations | ||
| 49 | Bowdoin related items, 1882-1897 | ||
| 50 | "Education of the Colored Man" [electrostatic copy] | ||
| Institutions: | |||
| 51 | Howard University - manuscript, 1873 - 1894 | ||
| 52 | Howard University - printed, 1874 - 1892 | ||
| 53 | Lake Charles College, 1896 | ||
| 54 | Lincoln Memorial University, The Folk of the Cumberland Gap, by O.O. Howard, 1902 | ||
| 55 | Lincoln Memorial University - reports, accounts, etc., 1899 - 1900 | ||
| 56 | Miscellaneous: Berea College (Berea, Ky.); Mm. Clerc & Miss Peck's ... School for Girls (Phil, Pa.); Franklin Academy (Franklin, Neb.); Hampton Institute; Maryville College (Maryville, Tn.); North Carolina Military Institute (Charlotte, NC); Pacific Theological Seminary (Oakland, Ca.); St. Timothy's Hall (Catonsville, Md.); South Carolina University | ||
| 57 | Thousand Island Park Program, 1892 |
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Catalog Number: M91.12
| Box | 43 | ||
| Business records and documents: | |||
| Folder | 58 | Boynton Bicycle Railway Company, 1893 | |
| 59 | Florida Mining and Colonization Company, 1892 | ||
| Bills and receipts: | |||
| 60 | General, 1866 - 1909 | ||
| 61 | Life and annuity insurance companies, 1869 - 1889 | ||
| 62 | Loans to, from or countersigned by Howard, 1871 - 1885 | ||
| 63 | Post office department, 1881 - 1883 | ||
| 64 | Publishers and booksellers, 1879 - 1897 | ||
| 65 | Stocks, etc., 1881 - 1897 | ||
| 66 | Religious, missionary and military organizations, 1870 - 1900 | ||
| 67 | Real estate owned by Howard, documents and ephemera, 1866 - 1900 | ||
| 68 | Real estate not owned by Howard, surveys, etc., 1855 - 1898 |
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Catalog Number: M91.13
| Box | 43 | ||
| Associations: | |||
| Folder | 69 | American Exhibitor's Agency Co. (for 1900 Paris Exposition) | |
| 70 | Miscellaneous (American Institute of Civics, National Historical Museum, Thronatieska Club of Associated Hunters, The Drawing Room) | ||
| 71 | National Geographic Society | ||
| 72 | Society of American Authors and Association of American Authors | ||
| 73 | World's Congress Auxiliary of the World's Columbian Exposition | ||
| Biographical material: | |||
| 74 | re Howard | ||
| 75 | re various people, including: Carlin, William P.; Dilger, Hubert; Eaton, D.L.; Former, Thomas and Martha; Gould, A.H.; Hildt, George H.; Howard, Chancey Otis; Howard, Rowland Bailey; Kiddoo, J.B.; Lewis, Edmonia; McClellan, John; Miles, Nelson A.; Osborn, T.W.; Pearsons, D.K.; Runkle, Benjamin P.; Safford, A.P.K.; Spurgin, David G.; Treat, Charles Gould | ||
| Clippings: | |||
| 76 | re Howard | ||
| 77-78 | of interest to Howard | ||
| Documents: | |||
| 79 | General | ||
| 80 | Passports, related items | ||
| Ephemera: | |||
| 81 | General, manuscript | ||
| 82 | General, printed | ||
| 83 | Invitation to visit the Maine State Legislature, 1866 | ||
| 84 | Map of Slave routes in the Near East from the supplement to the "Anti-Slavery Reporter" - 1880 Sep | ||
| 85 | Memorial of the Port Townsend Chamber of Commerce on the subject of coast defenses | ||
| 86 | Miscellaneous fragments | ||
| 87 | re the S.S. Spree | ||
| Funerary notices (in memoria): | |||
| 88 | Manuscript - Grey, Bessie | ||
| 89 | Printed: Ackerson, John Walter; Andrus, Maude Griffith; Cannon, M.M.; Collins, George J.; Dayton, George M.; Drury, Thomas; Freis, Andre; Gould, Chessman; Hancock, Winfield Scott; Kerr, William H.; Landers, John; Livingston, Mortimer; Mower, Joseph A.; Newlands, Francis; Norton, William; Pratt, Sophia M.; Slocum, Henry W.; Stirling, Fannie Marcum; Sumner, Hannah W. Forster; Taylor, William Norton; Topping, M. Howell | ||
| Literary Material: | |||
| 90 | Essays written at Bowdoin | ||
| 91 | Fragments, autobiographical and re Virgil | ||
| Lectures by Howard: | |||
| 92 | Contracts for | ||
| 93 | Prospectuses, etc. | ||
| 94 | Receipts for payment | ||
| 95 | Lectures by other speakers | ||
| 96 | Poems, by other authors | ||
| 97 | Poems, "Written on the death of a Father - By a son" O.O. Howard | ||
| 98 | Re Zachary Taylor by Howard - Account of the marriage of Jefferson Davis to Knox Taylor (daughter of Zachary Taylor) as told by Mary D. Hancock | ||
| 99 | Re Zachary Taylor by Howard - general | ||
| 100 | Works by Howard, prospectuses, etc. | ||
| 101 | Works by other authors, prospectuses, etc. | ||
| Political material: | |||
| 102 | Congress - bills and resolutions re Absalom Baird, Josephine P. Kelton | ||
| 103 | Congress - copies of memoranda re Gen. Wm. Thos. Sweeney - sent to David B. Hill in connections with legislation to get a pension for his widow Eugenia Sweeney | ||
| 104 | General's tour for presidential elections of 1896 in support of Republican Party | ||
| 105 | Miscellaneous | ||
| 106 | Union League Club | ||
| Programs, etc,: | |||
| 107 | Banquet for Howard on his 70th birthday (1900 Nov 8) | ||
| 108 | Centennial celebration of the establishment of the capitol in the District of Columbia (1900) | ||
| 109 | Commemorative dinners and meetings - miscellaneous | ||
| 110 | International exhibition (U.S. Centennial Commission, 1876) | ||
| 111 | Religious services | ||
| Temperance: | |||
| 112 | Abstinence pledges | ||
| 113 | General | ||
| 114 | Sons of Temperance |
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Catalog Number: M91.14
| Folio | Volume | 1 | Diary-Part 1-1847-1855; from Feb. also 20, '47 to Sept. 24, '47 (in full), also from Feb. 17, '50 to Dec. 16, '55 (incomplete) |
| 2 | Diary-Part 2-1847-1861; from Feb. 20, '47 to Sept. 20, '48 (in full), also from Jan. 9, '60 to March 16, '61 (incomplete) | ||
| Folio | 3 | Diary of Maj. T.W. Osborn, U.S.V. Operations of the Army of the Tennessee, in the Carolina Campaign, 1865 | |
| Folio | 4 | Engagement book, 1886-1893 |
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Catalog Number: M91.15
| Box | 44 | ||
| Folder | 1 | Block print: | |
| Portrait view of Howard signed by Hawthorne Smyth | |||
| 2 | Engravings (all portrait views): | ||
| Howard engraving by J.C. Buttre from a photograph by Broadbent & Co., signed by O.O. Howard (3 copies) | |||
| Howard engraving by A.H. Ritchie, signed by O.O. Howard | |||
| Howard engraving by H.W. Smith, signed by O.O. Howard | |||
| Howard engraving by R. Whitechurch, signed by O.O. Howard | |||
| 3 | Heliotype: | ||
| Portrait view of Howard from plate removed from History of Bowdoin College with Biographical Sketches of its Graduates from 1806 to 1879, Inclusive" | |||
| Photographs: | |||
| 4-5 | Howard in uniform, including one framed photograph, 1900 (at sc/a assistant's desk) and 4 views of a statue of Howard on horseback | ||
| 6 | Howard - miscellaneous | ||
| 7 | Howard with Chief Joseph at the Carlisle Indian School, 1904 | ||
| 8 | Howard with family members | ||
| 9 | Published photographs: | ||
| Three-fourths body view with O.O. Howard's signature and title "Major-General U.S. Army, Retired" - publication unknown | |||
| Three-fourths body view with description "Major General O.O. Howard, U.S.A. from his latest photograph"- publication unknown |
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