Letters
Found in 39 Collections and/or Records:
Mary Krakora Papers
Collection contains letters from twelve Army Air Force service men to Mary Krakora of Cleveland, Ohio. These twelve men write Krakora about their lives on U.S. Army bases during World War II.
Lewis - Plant Letters
Charles A. Lindbergh Letters
Collection contains two letters from Lindbergh critiquing and explaining specific ideas and passages in Newton's book draft. Dr. Newton is writing this from the standpoint of "The Evolution of United States Aviation Diplomacy Toward Latin America." In the second Letter Mr. Lindbergh makes various comments and corrections to the manuscript Dr. Newton has sent him concerning Lindberg's flight to Mexico and around the Gulf and Caribbean.
Long Family Collection
This collection contains a small envelope addressed to Mrs. N.W.E. Long at Perote, Pike [Bullock] County, Alabama, from Private Long, Co. 'B' 51st Ala., and a letter from Mrs. M. A. Jackson to her sister, Mrs. M. J. Long, dated May 16, 1862. The letter consists of questions inquiring about family members, such as their health and whereabouts.
Adline Lowry Papers
This collection contains an envelope and letter addressed to Adline from her cousin, W.L. Andrews, during the Civil War; a tintype photograph; a button; and two pieces of paper listing Adline as head of a Dictionary [club?]. A preliminary transcription of the written materials is also provided.
Howard MacGregor Papers
This collection contains letters to Howard MacGregor from his father, his brother, Holmes, his sister, Julia, and from other family members. It also contains some letters he sent to them along with other material relating to MacGregor's life. In addition, the collection contains photographs, presumably, of MacGregor with various individuals.
E.T. Maksin Papers
This collection contains photocopies of 14 letters from Sergeant E.T. ("Max") Maksin, in the Army Air Force, 307th Bomb Group, 371st Bomb Squadron, to Arlene Smick of South Euclid, Ohio.
Malseed Family Papers
Benjamin Mason Papers
This collection contains Civil War letters from Benjamin Mason to his wife, Nancy, recounting his experiences from his enlistment in 1862 to the end of the war. Also included are letters and documents from relatives and friends. For Accession 11-061, the original letters are in Box 1; photocopies of the letters are in Box 2.
