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Irving E. Rice, Poet, Tribute to Don Knotts
Typescript of poem "A Tribute to Don Knotts" by Irving E. Rice. A native of Fayette County, Pennsylvania, Rice is a veteran of the Vietnam War and poet.
Isaac Ambler Papers
Correspondence, receipts and legal papers belonging to Isaac Ambler. The papers reflect taxation, elections, and business in nineteenth century Virginia.
Isaac Asimov, Author, Fundraising Letter regarding Teaching of Creationism in Public Schools
Fund raising letter sent by science fiction author Isaac Asimov requesting donations for the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) to oppose the teaching of creationism in public schools. The letter discusses recent laws and legal cases in Louisiana and Arkansas as well as the history of creationism and creation science.
Isaac Asimov, Author, Postcard to W. Jeffrey Hurst regarding Robotics
Postcard sent by science fiction author Isaac Asimov to W. Jeffrey Hurst on 10 April 1989. Hurst had previously written to Asimov to request that he write an article for the journal "Laboratory Robotics and Automation". Asimov's postcard regretfully declines Hurst's offer, as Asimov explains that his experience with robotics, a term Asimov invented, came from his fiction writing rather than practical experience with the subject. Postcard is typewritten with Asimov's signature in blue ink.
Isaac Asimov, Editor, Publications
Isaac B. Smith, Farmer and Music Teacher, Newspaper Clippings and Other Material
Newspaper clippings, photographs, sheet music, and other material regarding Isaac B. Smith, a farmer and music teacher from Gilmer County. Smith (1876-1984) lived to be 107 years old. See "Scope and Content Note" for further information.
Isaac Brill and Lemuel Arnold, Civil War Soldiers' Letters
Facsimile letters from Civil War soldiers Lemuel Arnold and Isaac Brill.
Isaac Caruthers, Monroe County Merchant, Store and Tavern Ledgers
Ledger, 1819-1849, of Issac Caruthers, a merchant in Monroe County: and a day book of Erskine and Caruthers for a tavern and store at Salt Sulphur Springs, 1857-1863.
Isaac & Josiah Williams Brick Company, Account Books
An account book, payroll ledgers, bills and invoices of Isaac and Josiah Williams, Uniontown, PA brick manufacturers. Included is a separate account, written by the donor about the Williams family and their importance in the local history of Uniontown, Pennsylvania.
Isaac M. Clark Letter
One leaf with a different message on each side. The first is a letter to Clark from Joel Davidson of Ice's Ferry, West Virginia, promoting a folk-medicine cancer cure. En verso is a letter written by Clark to Lyman Robbins requesting a subscription to a dairy farming newspaper. Clark, a Bridgeport, Ohio, cheesemaker, mentions selling cheese to Union soldiers.