Series 3. Correspondence

Correspondence includes both personal and professional communication received by Bryner. There are items like greeting cards, business letters, and handwritten notes. A small amount of correspondence closely related to items in other series is located in series 1 and 2. This series also includes a few personal items of Bryner’s, like printed Appalachian artwork ("West Virginia Coal Mine in Winter" by Paul Sample and "Harry Benner, Coal Miner" by Rockwell Kent) and a biographical sketch and photograph of a relative who served in the Civil War.