Correspondence
Found in 281 Collections and/or Records:
Walter J. Feuchter papers
The Walter J. Feuchter papers contain correspondence, photographs, and ephemera collected by Walter J. Feuchter and his mother, Margaret A. Feuchter. The bulk of the collection consists of letters written by Walter while he was in Army training in Camp Wheeler, Georgia, 1942-1943.
War of 1812 collection
This artifical collection consists of diverse items reflecting Maryland's role in the War of 1812. Most of the collection is comprised of letters and documents dating from 1812 to 1814, although relevant items before and after these dates are also included. Correspondence reflects the nature of the war and the significance attached to it.
Warden papers
Washington Monument papers
This collection includes correspondence, financial records, minute books, visitors' books, drawings, contracts, and maps related to the design and construction of the George Washington Monument in Mount Vernon Place, Baltimore, Maryland.
Weir collection
This collection contains the personal, financial, and business papers of Robert Weir Jr. (1846-1930), of Baltimore. The bulk of the collection pertains to Weir's financial endeavors in the stock market, as well as household accounts and receipts.
Wetherall family papers
This collection contains correspondence, deeds, wills, and other ephemera of the Wetherall and related families.
Wickes correspondence
Miscellaneous correspondence of Kent County family, mainly addressed to Joseph Wickes and Simon A. Wickes. Business (law), family, social news are dealt with.
William Dunlop Brackenridge collection
This collection contains the letters of William Dunlop Brackenridge concerning the Wilkes Expedition 1838, and botanical gardens.
William Faris ephemera collection
William H. Winder papers
This collection contains military papers and correspondence of General William H. Winder (1775-1824). The materials relate to his activities during the War of 1812 and subsequent court martial after the defeat at Bladensburg, Maryland. Posthumous material consists of his son’s correspondence concerning his father.