MAN. Manuscript Collections

This collection contains two bound volumes of letters to and from Mary Diana Harper, the eldest daughter of Robert Goodloe Harper.

This collection consists of the personal and political papers of Mary E. W. Risteau (1890-1978), the first woman elected to the Maryland House of Delegates, 1921, and the State Senate, 1935.

This collection contains one autograph album signed by 1874 graduation class of the Lutherville Female Seminary.

Mary H. Warfield's (1862-1949) scrapbook contains materials such as invitations, playbills, correspondence, photographs, and memorabilia that reflect almost twenty years of Baltimore society between 1880 and 1898.

This collection contains the writings and correspondence of Mary Josephs Fowler, a field nurse during World War I, and a prolific writer.

Insurance, accounts for the ships, "Catherine" and "America", 1805-1822; Correspondence from Alexander Mactier, 1823-1831; correspondence between John E. Semmes and Richard Steuart Latrobe, Baltimore attorneys, 1885-1888; Correspondence, accounts of Mary Tenant Mactier Latrobe, 1891-1907; News clippings re: French Spoliation.

Small collection containing various items from William Bose Marye; his parents, William N. Marye and Elizabeth Gittings Marye; and his maternal grandmother, Arabella Young Gittings.

This collection includes the minutes, invitations, visitors' register, letter books, and financial accounts of the Maryland Club, an exclusive men's club in Baltimore, Maryland founded in 1857. Also included are the records of the Baltimore Club.

This collection contains the account journal from the Maryland Consitutional Convention of 1776, listing all delegates, length of service and payment made.

Collection consists of nine family history research papers 1979-80 written for a course offered at UMBC entitled "Perspectives on the Family".