Map Case 25

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Large-format photograph (19.5 x 8 inches) of uniformed soldiers posted in and around a military transport truck. The truck insignia reads "1st N.Y. Field Artillery N.G.U.S. [National Guard of the United States]." A sign held in front of the trunk reads "E.J.Co Employees." This unit was deployed to the United States-Mexico border in 1916. The men were employed by the Endicott Johnson Company.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This sub-series includes incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding the Cleveland Steel Company, an Ohio-based steel company in which John D. Rockefeller was the president.

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series includes personal files of Lamont M. Bowers, the majority of which are incoming and outgoing correspondence with family and friends. Other topics that are captured through membership cards and ephemera include of his involvement in local organizations such as the Knights of Pythias fraternity, the Freemasons, the Presbyterian church, Bowers' 70th birthday, his funeral and estate, family genealogy, and a memoir. The series also contains a small amount of correspondence to and...

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This sub-series includes correspondence, deeds, and insurance policies regarding L.M. Bowers' real estate investments in New York City.

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This sub-series includes correspondence, blueprints, tax receipts, and stationery regarding L.M. Bowers real estate investment in the state of Nebraska, specifically in Omaha and Valley County.

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This sub-series includes incoming correspondence regarding L.M. Bowers' real estate investments in Ohio.

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This sub-series includes incoming correspondence regarding L.M. Bowers' real estate investments in Ohio.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This sub-series includes correspondence, blueprints, tax receipts, and stationery regarding L.M. Bowers real estate investment in the state of Nebraska, specifically in Omaha and Valley County.

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This sub-series includes incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding the financial securities of L.M. Bowers.

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series is made up of three major sections: correspondence, materials related to TCW's career, and TCW's death. Correspondence in the series includes personal correspondence, mostly from other Wasson family members, and professional correspondence about his diplomatic work. Personal correspondence was received from Edmund Atwill Wasson (his father), Matilda DeVeny Wasson (his mother), Robert Gordon Wasson (his brother), Phyllis Crompton, and Josephine Blair.Career papers...