MAN. Manuscript Collections

Account book of Robert Franklin, and later Jacob Franklin (d.1819), both of Anne Arundel County, Maryland, containing farm and house accounts; births, marriages, and deaths in the Franklin Family, and of slaves owned. Robert Franklin died 1735; family record continued through 19th century.

This collection contains the incoming and outgoing correspondence of Robert Dorsey Coale, a colonel in the Fifth Maryland Regiment during and after the Spanish-American War, as well as a science professor and Dean of the University of Maryland.

This collection consists of the papers of Robert E. Lee Hall (1862-1939), a Baltimore pharmacist, doctor, and lawyer. The papers depict not only Hall's legal career but his involvement in numerous political and community organizations as well.

This collection contains ephemera and documents related to the inauguration events for Governor Robert Ehrlich, 2002-2003.

This collection contains the business and financial papers of Robert W. Fowler, a delegate to the Maryland General Assembly a-nd Maryland's State Treasurer, 1862-1870.

This collection contains materials related to the publication of Lois B. McCauley's "Maryland Historical Prints, 1752 to 1889." The project was funded by Robert G. Merrick, a Baltimore banker and collector of Maryland-related historical prints.

This collection contains correspondence, manuscript materials, newspaper clippings, ephemera and photographs related to Robert Gilmor I – VI and the Gilmor family of Baltimore.

This is an artificial collection of manuscript material that began with Robert Gilmor, Jr.'s first donation in 1845. These include letters and journals, family histories, memorandums, and miscellaneous autographs.

This manuscript collection was assembled and donated by the Gilmor family in 1845. Among others, the papers include correspondence with important figures in the French and Indian War, as well as the American Revolution.

This collection contains letters to Robert Goodloe Harper (1765-1825) from various correspondents, 1801-1821. Also included are letters addressed to John Pendleton Kennedy, Severn Teackle Wallis, and two letters from Harper Carroll to a Mr. Pennington.