MAN. Manuscript Collections

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The United Daughters of the Confederacy Records include the minute books, administrative reports, and scrapbooks of the Maryland Division Executive Board.

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This collection consists of the family papers of the Van Bibber, Goodwin, and Hart families, 1795-1955.

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This collection contains documents and ephemera related to Vera R. Kaminski’s participation in Baltimore professional groups. This includes the Women’s Bar Association of Maryland, Women’s Society of the Engineers Club, and Women’s Auxiliary to the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.

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This collection consists of the papers of Vincent Godfrey Burns (1893-1979), a Congregationalist minister and Poet Laureate of Maryland.

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The collection consists of 50 volumes that record information on those buried by W. J. Tickner & Sons, 1878-1949, Henry W. Mears & Sons, 1888-1943, and outside funeral homes with whom Tickner cooperated, 1923-56.

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This collection contains the personal correspondence of Mr. Poultney largely concerning his social activities as well as his business correspondence as member of the law firm of Poultney and Moale.

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This artifical collection consists of diverse items reflecting Maryland's role in the War of 1812. Most of the collection is comprised of letters and documents dating from 1812 to 1814, although relevant items before and after these dates are also included. Correspondence reflects the nature of the war and the significance attached to it.

Abstract This collection contains nine volumes of letterbooks of David Baillie Warden's letters sent, 1807-45, many miscellaneous notes compiled by Warden on America for publication; and a vast number of letters received by David Baillie Warden while in Paris, 1804-45. Correspondants include: Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, James Monroe, John Marshall, John Quincy Adams, Albert Gallatin, Nicholas Biddle, Elbridge Gerry, Joel Poinsett, George Bancroft, Joel Barrow, Jared Sparks, Noah Webster, J....

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Microfilmed copy of a notebook written by Washington Hands of Baltimore, Maryland during his time as a Confederate soldier in the Civil War.

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This collection includes correspondence, financial records, minute books, visitors' books, drawings, contracts, and maps related to the design and construction of the George Washington Monument in Mount Vernon Place, Baltimore, Maryland.