Correspondence
Found in 285 Collections and/or Records:
Mitchell-Stump-Maxwell- Magraw family papers
The papers in the Mitchell-Stump-Maxwell-Magraw family papers span 75 years, from 1806 to 1881. The materials consists of correspondence, commonplace books, recipe books and sketches, which have been arranged within the framework of five series by family and chronologically.
Moffett papers
This collection contains the letters of William H. Moffett, Jr. and Edwin W. Moffett to father William H. Moffett Sr. and their brothers, during the Civil War, describing conditions. Also included are muster rolls and reports of Captain Moffett while a members of the 8th MD Regiment, Volunteer Infantry
Mordecai Gist papers
This collection contains the correspondence of Brigadier General Mordecai Gist during the American Revolution. Topics include military affairs and the Maryland Line, accounts and returns (1779-83), and Gist family records.
Morris papers
This collection consists of the personal and business correspondence of Judge Thomas J. Morris, John Morris, and Joseph Morris Cushing, circa 1815-1955.
Mount District Improvement Association records
M.S. Levy and Sons records
This collection contains the accounts, contracts, catalogs, and various business records connected with M. S. Levy and Sons, Baltimore hat manufacturers, 1884-1958.
Municipal Art Society records
The Municipal Art Society Records spans 1905-1949, and includes the papers, record books, minute books, correspondence,and scrapbooks of the Municipal Art Society and the Friends of Art, two arts organizations in the city of Baltimore.
Municipal Art Society records supplement
The Municipal Art Society Records Supplement (1924-1992) is an addition to MS 2840, Municipal Art Society Records (1903-1949). This supplement consists of eight boxes and 3 albums of correspondence, notes, printed ephemera, and photographs.
Nicholson family correspondence
This collection includes correspondence to and from members of the family of Judge Joseph Hopper Nicholson (1770-1817).
Nielson-Leary papers
The Nielson-Leary papers contains correspondence, land and legal papers, family photographs, and printed ephemera collected by Edmund Leary, Baltimore resident and freight clerk of Pennsylvania Railroad, as well as Lydia Nielson, circa 1783-1987.