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Bradford Noyes (b.1860) Typed Document
Various subjects discussed include Indian attacks, turnpikes and taverns, the first telegraph system, natural gas illumination, Civil War manufacture of saltpeter, schools and economy in post-Civil War Charleston, salt and chemical industries, carrier pigeons, steamboats on the Kanawha River, and the coming of the railroad to Charleston. Persons mentioned include M.F. Maury, Jr., J.P. Hale, and J.Q. Dickinson.
Capt. William Sommerville (1756-1826) Papers
Carey Woofter, Compiler, Folklore of West Virginia
Charles Brinkman, Collector, Papers
Charles Brinkman, Collector, Papers
Charles H. Ambler (1876-1957) Papers
Charles H. Ambler (1876-1957) Papers
Charles H. Ambler (1876-1957) Papers
Personal and professional correspondence (1914-1956), typescripts, research notes, clippings, photographs, maps, drafts and manuscripts of published and unpublished historical studies. The correspondence includes a number of letters from historians in the 1920s and 1930s. Other subjects covered in the papers include the McNeill Rangers, the Civil War, Moravian Missionaries, floods in the South Branch Valley, and secondary education in West Virginia.
Charles H. Ruggles, Civil War Letter regarding Prisoners Taken by Mosby's Rangers
Charles L. Gould, Civil War Letter
A letter from a Union soldier stationed at Camp Griffith, Smith Division, Lewisville, Va., 13 November 1861. The letter is from Charles L. Gould to his parents. In this letter Gould discusses a system of newspaper exchange with his parents. He also inquires about other family members.