Hart Papers I and II
Collection
Identifier: Mss. 39.1 H29
Papers, 1847-1934, including correspondence, essays, articles, and poems by John Hart, a Richmond book seller and poems, short stories, and a novel by his wife, Katherine M. Hart. The papers of John Hart include letters concerning the sale of books and two letters by James Branch Cabell. The collection includes diplomas and certificates awarded by the University of Virginia to his [father ?] John Hart of Louisa County, Va.
The Hart Papers (II) series contains 200 nineteenth-century photographs (stereographs, cabinet, cartes de visite), mainly taken by studios in Richmond, Virginia. The subjects of these photographs are men, women, children, families, soldiers, statues, monuments and paintings.
English
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4.00 Linear Feet
Series One contains the family papers of John Hart and Series Two contains the 19th century photographs collected by John Hart.
Purchase. 1926.02 - some of the Cartes de Visite photographs acquired in 1926.
382 items.
Box and folder list inventory completed by Zach Woodward, SCRC staff, in February 2011.
Part of the Special Collections Research Center Repository