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Clarke Historical Library News and Notes: International Children's Book "Read In" Event
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Monday, April 6, 2015. International Children's Book "Read In" Event. Tuesday, April 7, the Clarke will be hosting a "Read In" event in conjunction with our current exhibit featuring international children's literature. What better way is there to showcase the beautiful books in our exhibit than having these books read aloud in the language they were written in? Fortunately, on the CMU campus, we have students and faculty from every corner of the globe. International Board on Books for Young People.
Clarke Historical Library News and Notes: March 2015
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Tuesday, March 31, 2015. Paul F. H. Morley and an important landscape architect. This term, all my student volunteers have processed many of the boxes of records we have on the Morley family and business of Saginaw, Mich. In one box, my student Gwyn Richard, found correspondence, a blueprint, and some copies of sketches, all dated from March to November 1915, between Paul F. H. Morley and landscape designer Aubrey Tealdi of Ann Arbor. Blueprint of Morley garden, Saginaw. A combination scrapbook/guest boo...
Clarke Historical Library News and Notes: Dr. Pol Materials in the Clarke
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Thursday, March 12, 2015. Dr Pol Materials in the Clarke. We recently added two interesting items to the collection of the Clarke Library: a book titled Never Turn your Back on an Angus Cow: My Life as a County Vet. And the DVD, The Best of the Incredible Dr. Pol Collection. Episodes from the popular National Geographic. Paul F. H. Morley and an important landscape archi. Clements Library Director Speaking Tuesday, March . Dr Pol Materials in the Clarke. Michelle Ann Abate Presents on Lil Tomboy. Michiga...
Clarke Historical Library News and Notes: Update on Archival Processing
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Thursday, April 30, 2015. Update on Archival Processing. Editor's note: This Saturday, May 2, is the last Saturday that we will have business hours until September. Feel free to stop by the Clarke from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm]. Ongoing addition to Lee Barnett [research] Collection: 9 boxes, 6 Ov. Folders (approx. 5 cubic feet) The total collection is now 30 cubic feet (in 51 boxes, 15 Ov. folders). Carol I. Paquette Sing-out Walled Lake Scrapbook, 1967-1969 collection (1 folder). J E Howard correspondence, 18...
Clarke Historical Library News and Notes: Soldiers' Views of the End of the Civil War
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Wednesday, April 8, 2015. Soldiers' Views of the End of the Civil War. By Casey Gamble and Bryan Whitledge. Thanks to Victoria Fisher and Lindsay Gabriel for their research assistance. Hance Morgan was a Union soldier from New York who began his service in 1862. During his years in service, he was with many different NY regiments. In the days prior to the surrender, Morgan notes that his regiment was moving toward the site of the surrender and that they crossed the Appomattox River. Finally, an April 9 d...
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Michigan in Letters: Orlando Poe and the United States Lake Survey
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About Michigan in Letters. Monday, May 17, 2010. Orlando Poe and the United States Lake Survey. Post 2 of a series on Orlando Metcalfe Poe, from the Orlando Poe Collection at Clarke Historical Library. To read Post 1, see March 24, 2010]. Bluffs at Frankfort, Michigan. Transcription of the letter from Captain George Meade to Orlando Poe, describing survey work to be done at Betsie Lake, Michigan, March 24, 1859. Office Survey N N.W. Detroit – Mar. 24. L[ieutenan]t. O. M. Poe. Asst O. N. Chaffee. You will...
Michigan in Letters: July 2009
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About Michigan in Letters. Friday, July 17, 2009. Sarah Emma Edmonds Seelye. Which was published in 1865. Transcription of a letter from Sarah Edmonds Seelye to Richard Halsted, requesting his support for her appeal for an increase in her Civil War pension. La Porte, Texas. Sept 6, 1897. 160; I herein give you a. 160; I was trying with all my might to reach Berry’s Brigade. Which I attempted to cross; but instead of leaping across it my mule reared and fell headlong into it, and I was thrown with such ...
Michigan in Letters: March 2013
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About Michigan in Letters. Thursday, March 28, 2013. Michigan Superintendency—Indian Agents Face Budget Concerns. Transcription of the letter from Alexander Wolcott Jr. to William Woodbridge, informing the latter on. Detroit June 19, 1825. Your Most Obt. Hum. Actg Superintendent of Indian Affairs. 1]“Your Most Obedient Humble Servant.”. Emil y George, Michigan's Conne. Lansing : Michigan History Division, Michigan D. Epartment of State, 1 979). Further reading on the Michigan Superintendency. Kelly Beatt...
Michigan in Letters: November 2010
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About Michigan in Letters. Tuesday, November 23, 2010. Founders' Papers To Be Published Online. National Historical Publications and Records Commission. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). John Fierst, Clarke Historical Library. Susan Powers, Central Michigan University Libraries. Kelly Beattie, Clarke Historical Library. Student Research Assistants on the Orlando Poe posts: Hannah, Clay, Andrea and Taylor. Orlando Poe in Knoxville, Tennessee. Sarah Emma Edmonds Seelye. Gausche C. H.
Michigan in Letters: October 2009
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About Michigan in Letters. Thursday, October 8, 2009. A great-grandson of the Binghams, Duncan McKee, donated the Bingham Family Papers to the Clarke Library in 1962. The papers fill twenty-eight manuscript boxes. Over half of this collection pre-dates the Civil War. To appreciate ante-bellum Sault Ste. Marie one has to spend time with these papers. The Bentley Library at the University of Michigan also has a collection of Bingham papers and these include some of Hannah's diaries. St Mary’s River. John H...
Michigan in Letters: About Documentary Editing
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About Michigan in Letters. Now in its third edition; or Beth Luey's Editing Documents and Texts: An Annotated Bibliography. Or Michael E. Stevens and Steven B. Burg's helpful Editing Historical Documents: A Handbook of Practice. For anyone involved in a documentary editing project, from a family historian with a small collection of letters to publish, to an editor of the correspondence of a major literary figure, the ADE will prove to be a valuable resource. It is well worth exploring:. Gausche C. H.
Michigan in Letters: Frances Margaret Fox, Michigan Children’s Author
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About Michigan in Letters. Thursday, December 10, 2009. Frances Margaret Fox, Michigan Children’s Author. By Susan Powers and Hannah Jenkins. The foundation of her writing. Encouraged by the writer William Thomson. Frances began to write down her stories and submit them for publication. In 1901 Frances published her first book for children, Farmer Brown and the Birds. For many years Frances spent summers in Mackinac and winters in Washington D.C., conducting re. Search for her writings at the Library of ...
Michigan in Letters: Content Note
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About Michigan in Letters. Exists as an informational and educational tool to provide access to and contextual interpretation of historical documents housed in the Clarke Historical Library. The documents posted here are records of the past, presented in their original form. As such, they sometimes contain attitudes and beliefs consistent with their own time period. Clarke Historical Library and Michigan in Letters. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). John Fierst, Clarke Historical Library. Gausche C. H.
Michigan in Letters: Orlando Metcalfe Poe
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About Michigan in Letters. Wednesday, March 24, 2010. Post 1 in a series on Orlando Metcalfe Poe, from the Orlando Poe Collection at Clarke Historical Library. To read Post 2, see May 17, 2010]. Paul Taylor’s recent book, Orlando M. Poe: Civil War General and Great Lakes Engineer. Letter to Jefferson Davis from Orlando Poe. Click images to enlarge. West Point, N.Y. I am Sir very respectfully. Orlando M. Poe. Change of Appl[icatio]n for prom[otio]n. Endorsed by Assistant Adj[utant] Gene[ral]. Subscribe to...
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Wednesday, March 21, 2018. Library Obtains Rackham Illustration. In late December the library acquired an original drawing created by Arthur Rackham. Rackham was one of the most prolific and successful illustrators in the early twentieth century. The illustration supplemented the now over ninety original works of art drawn to illustrate children’s books founded by Francis and Mary Lois Molson. When Facebook friend Carol E. Briney saw my rant, she responded with a request to meet me and discuss this f...
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