Box 4

Scope and Contents From the Collection: George M. Shriver PapersGeorge M. Shriver's papers are largely incoming letters from family members. There are letters from son Charles Mayer Shriver while at Lehigh (1911-1912), daughter Helen at the National School, Domestic Arts and Science in Washington, D.C. (1917), and son Samuel at Cornell (1923-1926). His son Charles M. followed George into the B&O, and Charles' letters (1917-1918) describe his railroad work in Portsmouth, Ohio and his army...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: George M. Shriver PapersGeorge M. Shriver's papers are largely incoming letters from family members. There are letters from son Charles Mayer Shriver while at Lehigh (1911-1912), daughter Helen at the National School, Domestic Arts and Science in Washington, D.C. (1917), and son Samuel at Cornell (1923-1926). His son Charles M. followed George into the B&O, and Charles' letters (1917-1918) describe his railroad work in Portsmouth, Ohio and his army...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: George M. Shriver PapersGeorge M. Shriver's papers are largely incoming letters from family members. There are letters from son Charles Mayer Shriver while at Lehigh (1911-1912), daughter Helen at the National School, Domestic Arts and Science in Washington, D.C. (1917), and son Samuel at Cornell (1923-1926). His son Charles M. followed George into the B&O, and Charles' letters (1917-1918) describe his railroad work in Portsmouth, Ohio and his army...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: George M. Shriver PapersGeorge M. Shriver's papers are largely incoming letters from family members. There are letters from son Charles Mayer Shriver while at Lehigh (1911-1912), daughter Helen at the National School, Domestic Arts and Science in Washington, D.C. (1917), and son Samuel at Cornell (1923-1926). His son Charles M. followed George into the B&O, and Charles' letters (1917-1918) describe his railroad work in Portsmouth, Ohio and his army...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: George M. Shriver PapersGeorge M. Shriver's papers are largely incoming letters from family members. There are letters from son Charles Mayer Shriver while at Lehigh (1911-1912), daughter Helen at the National School, Domestic Arts and Science in Washington, D.C. (1917), and son Samuel at Cornell (1923-1926). His son Charles M. followed George into the B&O, and Charles' letters (1917-1918) describe his railroad work in Portsmouth, Ohio and his army...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: George M. Shriver PapersGeorge M. Shriver's papers are largely incoming letters from family members. There are letters from son Charles Mayer Shriver while at Lehigh (1911-1912), daughter Helen at the National School, Domestic Arts and Science in Washington, D.C. (1917), and son Samuel at Cornell (1923-1926). His son Charles M. followed George into the B&O, and Charles' letters (1917-1918) describe his railroad work in Portsmouth, Ohio and his army...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: George M. Shriver PapersGeorge M. Shriver's papers are largely incoming letters from family members. There are letters from son Charles Mayer Shriver while at Lehigh (1911-1912), daughter Helen at the National School, Domestic Arts and Science in Washington, D.C. (1917), and son Samuel at Cornell (1923-1926). His son Charles M. followed George into the B&O, and Charles' letters (1917-1918) describe his railroad work in Portsmouth, Ohio and his army...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: George M. Shriver PapersGeorge M. Shriver's papers are largely incoming letters from family members. There are letters from son Charles Mayer Shriver while at Lehigh (1911-1912), daughter Helen at the National School, Domestic Arts and Science in Washington, D.C. (1917), and son Samuel at Cornell (1923-1926). His son Charles M. followed George into the B&O, and Charles' letters (1917-1918) describe his railroad work in Portsmouth, Ohio and his army...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: George M. Shriver PapersGeorge M. Shriver's papers are largely incoming letters from family members. There are letters from son Charles Mayer Shriver while at Lehigh (1911-1912), daughter Helen at the National School, Domestic Arts and Science in Washington, D.C. (1917), and son Samuel at Cornell (1923-1926). His son Charles M. followed George into the B&O, and Charles' letters (1917-1918) describe his railroad work in Portsmouth, Ohio and his army...