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P. T. Henshaw letter to his father
Mrs. G. B. Herbert Electric carriage permit for Central Park
This collection contains the typed permit allowing Mrs. G.B Herbert, a resident of the Waldorf-Asoria, to enter upon and pass over the drives of Central Park in an "electric pleasure wagon" operated by an experienced motor man. This permit, number 64, was issued by the Department of Parks signed by George C. Clausen, park commissioner for Manhattan.
Noblet Herbert, Jr. letter to Jane Charlotte Blackburn Washington
Dr. Edwin A. Hering real estate ledger
Mary Ann Heston album
Hidden book titles game
Dale Hill Papers
Hillsboro, Virginia store ledger
Susan Tyler Hitchcock papers
Reverend Moses Drury Hoge Presbyterian ledger
G. F. Holland letter
G. F. Holland letter, November 7, 1892, 0.03 cubic feet, from the Normal School, Hampton Institute to a Miss Parrish breaking off their relationship because she is not coming back to school.
Harry H. Holman correspondence about dog breeding
Harry H. Holman correspondence about dog breeding, 1944-1954, 0.03 cubic feet. Correspondents include Frank E. Mueller, Randolph Thomas, M. E. Blanton, Mr. Roseman, Roger Williams, James M. Ford, A. W.White, Louise De Hart, Thomas F. Walker, and Major J. Russell Bohn. Companies include Blue Ridge Wholesale Grocery Co., Hercules Powder Company, Field Dog Stud certified, Howard's Neck Farm, and Skyrocketts Starpoise.
Captain Frank Holsinger muster roll
Captain Frank Holsinger muster roll, .03 cubic feet, of Company I, 19th regiment United States Colored Troops, f From the 31st of December 1864, when last mustered, to the 28th of February 1865, while stationed at Chapin's Farm, Virginia.
Julia Hooper's Rose Leaves: A Manuscript Magazine
Gustavus Richard "Brown" Horner papers
Doug Hornig photograph
Horses and women photograph album
Horses and women photograph album, [1949], 0.03 cubic feet with Shy Guy, a horse depicted in the photo album, who won the Alger Memorial in Detroit in 1949 and two separate pictures of a woman dressed up and sitting in or standing next to an automobile.