Small collections box 131
Contains 14 Results:
Letter from Lou Lumpkin to Phillipina "Rena" McDowell
Collection contains a single ten page letter written during the Civil War by a displaced woman from Georgia named Lou Lumpkin to a woman named Philipina "Rena" McDowell. The letter discusses Lou Lumkin's current living situation in Virginia and her unrequited feelings of love.
Diary, 1891 February 26 - 1891 June 27
Diary of Frankie E. Carper, 1853 October 20 - 1855 May 29
Letters from Antonia Ford to Frances "Frankie" Carper, 1855 May 24 - 1859 February 20, August 7
Four letters written by future Confederate Spy Antonia Ford. The letters were written to Ford's school friend Frances "Frankie" Carper. Two were written during Ford's terms at the Buckingham Female Collegiate Institute and two were written from her home in Fairfax, VA. The letters include details of her social life as well as her view on her boarding school experiences.
Diary & letters written by Elizabeth "Nannie" Rea, 1863 March 7 - 1865 June 4
Emily Clemens Pearson letter and photographs, 1841 December 19
Collection includes 1 letter of correspondence between Emily Clemens Pearson and her brother, Mr. S. A. Clemons, about the North Farnham Church. The collection also includes 1 photograph of a sign for the North Farnham Church describing its history, and 1 photograph of North Farnham Church.
Correspondence , 1944 May 17-1951 February 08
Correspondence from Mrs. William S. Matthews, 1950 September 12-1951 June 01
The collection consists of letters to Mr. Trevvett Matthews in Paris, France, from his mother, Mrs. William S. Matthews in Glenn Allen, VA, discussing her day and how she enjoys the letters she receives from him.
Note book, Undated
Collection contains manuscript materials compiled before, during, and after the American Civil War (1861-1865) by a young English-born woman living in Virginia, including a war-time commonplace book and letters documenting her decline into depression during the war, which evidently led to her stay in a mental health facility by 1870.
Recipe Book, 1853-1854
Collection contains manuscript materials compiled before, during, and after the American Civil War (1861-1865) by a young English-born woman living in Virginia, including a war-time commonplace book and letters documenting her decline into depression during the war, which evidently led to her stay in a mental health facility by 1870.
Notes and ephemera, 1856
Collection contains manuscript materials compiled before, during, and after the American Civil War (1861-1865) by a young English-born woman living in Virginia, including a war-time commonplace book and letters documenting her decline into depression during the war, which evidently led to her stay in a mental health facility by 1870.
Newspaper clippings, Undated
Collection contains manuscript materials compiled before, during, and after the American Civil War (1861-1865) by a young English-born woman living in Virginia, including a war-time commonplace book and letters documenting her decline into depression during the war, which evidently led to her stay in a mental health facility by 1870.
Correspondence to Stella King, 1854
Collection contains manuscript materials compiled before, during, and after the American Civil War (1861-1865) by a young English-born woman living in Virginia, including a war-time commonplace book and letters documenting her decline into depression during the war, which evidently led to her stay in a mental health facility by 1870.
Writings, 1847 May 7 - 1847 July 14
Collection contains manuscript materials compiled before, during, and after the American Civil War (1861-1865) by a young English-born woman living in Virginia, including a war-time commonplace book and letters documenting her decline into depression during the war, which evidently led to her stay in a mental health facility by 1870.