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Manuscript Group 1362Dr. Earl J. & Ann S. Hunt’s Abraham Lincoln Collection, Manuscript Group 136Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Special Collections and University Archives12 boxes; 30 linear feetBiographical NoteA native of Johnstown, Dr. Earl Joseph Hunt (August 1, 1928-July 9, 2008) was anoptometrist who spent more than four decades compiling the contents of his AbrahamLincoln memorabilia collection, which he personally donated to the IUP SpecialCollections & University Archives. Dr. Hunt was born in Johnstown, Pennsylvania. Hemarried his wife Ann Douglass Salinger Hunt, who graduated from Indiana StateTeachers College (IUP) in 1951.Since Dr. Hunt began his Abraham Lincoln collection with a bust (a birthday presentfrom his sister) in 1967, he has traveled the United States and Great Britain visitinghistorical markers and sites relating to his interest in President Abraham Lincolnmemorabilia. Having displayed his Abraham Lincoln collection at various venuesincluding the Johnstown Flood Museum, Dr. Hunt decided to donate the collection toIUP. In 2004, Earl and Ann Hunt graciously donated what is considered one of the mostextensive private collections of Abraham Lincoln memorabilia to the IUP Libraries,Special Collections and University Archives. Dr. Hunt passed away in Johnstown.Scope and ContentThis collection contains memorabilia, coins, signed documents, books, journals,pamphlets, Abraham Lincoln busts and statuary, drawings and lithographs related to theCivil War, commemorative plates, bottles and glassware, coins and other memorabiliathat document the role of Abraham Lincoln heritage in the nation’s history. AbrahamLincoln (February 12, 1809-April 15, 1865) was the 16th President of the United States(1861-1865) during the American Civil War. Most of the collection dates from the mid20th century, but specific items and resources date back to the mid-19th century. One itemof particular importance is the Civil War presidential pardon of Samuel Oldham Bacon(1848-1902) who was pardoned by Abraham Lincoln on February 1, 1865.ProvenanceThe collection is from the Johnstown office and home of Dr. Earl J. Hunt. The last partof the collection was donated upon the death of Mrs. Ann S. Hunt in 2014.RestrictionsNone, the purpose of this collection is to increase the awareness of Abraham Lincoln’sinfluence on American culture.ProcessorIUP Special Collections and University Archives, collection finding aid was updated byHarrison Wick.Container ListBoxed ItemsBox 1 Brochures/Pamphlets/PapersBox 2 Correspondence/Photographs/MiscellaneousBox 3 Memberships/Newsletters/Miscellaneous
Box 4 Part 1: Auctions: Books & Catalogs, Ordering CatalogsPart 2: Memorabilia & Ephemera (filed)Box 5 Part 1: Newspaper ArticlesPart Two: PublicationsBox 6 PublicationsBox 7 PublicationsBox 8 PublicationsBox 9 BooksBox 10 OversizedBox 11 Coins/MintsBox 11B Coins/MintsBox 12 Media/MiscellaneousBox 12B Plates and MemorabiliaNon-boxed ItemsA. Memorabilia & EphemeraB. Busts of Abraham LincolnC. MediaD. Plates/DinnerwareE. Framed and Non-framed PicturesF. Memorabilia and Prints on displayG. Civil War presidential pardon of Samuel Oldham Bacon (1848-1902) signed byU.S. President Abraham Lincoln on February 1, 1865 (transcribed)Box 1A Brochures/Pamphlets/Papers (23 folders)1. Pamphlets: Gettysburg Tourist Information #12. Pamphlets: Gettysburg Tourist Information #23. Pamphlets: Tourism – Various Places #14. Pamphlets: Tourism – Various Places #25. Pamphlets: Workshops / Symposiums (invitations) #16. Pamphlets: Workshops / Symposiums (invitations) #27. Pamphlets: Workshops / Symposiums (invitations) #38. Pamphlets: Lincoln National Life Insurance Company #19. Church Newsletters (Bulletins), BPW Newsletter #110. Calendars #111. Lincoln Heritage Trail #112. Lincoln Memorial University #113. Catalogs of Lincoln Items for Sale #114. Catalogs of Lincoln Items for Sale #215. Catalogs of Lincoln Items for Sale #316. Catalogs of Lincoln Items for Sale #417. Catalogs of Lincoln Items for Sale #518. Catalogs of Lincoln Items for Sale #619. Pamphlet about the Thirteenth Amendment document owned by the BettsFoundation of Warren, PA. Believed to be Lincoln’s personal copy. Includes 5copies of the pamphlet, letter from Richard Betts, President of Betts Industriesand one issue of the Betts Beacon, April/May 1985
20. Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C. United States Department of the Interior,National Parks Service, Reprint 1964.21. The Lincoln Room. The Wills House, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania22. Information on Thomas and Sarah Lincoln23. Information on Elizabeth KeckleyBox 1B Correspondence, Brochures, Pamphlets and Papers1. Lincoln Museum Brochures2. Lincoln Brochures, Miscellaneous3. Miscellaneous Brochures, correspondence and post cards4. State Parks and Memorials, State of Illinois, Governor Dwight H. Green, portraitof Lincoln on cover by G.P.A. Healy, Chicago Historical Society, n.d.5. The First United Methodist Church, May 30, 19766. Commencement: Indiana State Teachers College, Indiana, Pennsylvania, May 2528, 19457. Correspondence and Newspaper articles about Hunt’s Lincoln display at LincolnCollege, 1973-19748. Correspondence with Bertha Dietz about Lincoln Bust for 1974 Abraham Lincolnexhibit at the Johnstown Flood Museum, 1974-19909. Photographs of Dr. Hunt with collection, Meetings/dinners10. Photographs of Dr. Hunt’s collection in his office11. “My Life with Lincoln” Exhibit, February 9-27, 200012. Correspondence with IUP and IUP Libraries Ex Libris Newsletter with articleabout the Abraham Lincoln Collection donated by Dr. and Mrs. Earl Hunt, 2004Box 2 Correspondence/Photographs/Miscellaneous (35 folders)1. Letters / Responses: The Lincoln Museum in Fort Wayne, Indiana2. Letters / Responses: Lincoln Fellowship of Wisconsin3. Letters / Responses: Lincoln Memorial University / Lincoln Herald4. Letters / Responses: Friends of Hildene5. Letters / Responses: The Lincoln Group of Illinois6. Letters / Responses: Lincoln Fellowship of Pennsylvania7. Letters / Responses: Gettysburg College8. Letters / Responses: Lincoln National Life Foundation9. Letters / Responses: Lincoln Group of New York10. Letters / Responses: Lincoln Heritage trail Foundation/ Lincoln College11. Letters / Responses: Inquiries about Books / Pamphlets12. Letters / Responses: Lincoln Group of District of Columbia, Inc.13. Letters / Responses: Lincoln Group of Boston14. Letters / Responses: To the Lincoln Memorial Shrine15. Letters / Responses: The Abraham Lincoln Association16. Letters: Dr. Hunt’s Response to New Articles17. Letters: Local Interest18. Letters / Responses: Lithographer Lloyd Ostendorf19. Thank You letters to Dr. Hunt (1)20. Thank You letters to Dr. Hunt (2)21. Receipt for purchases made by Dr. Hunt22. Letters from family friends
23. Letters to Mr. James Getty24. Letters to the Danbury Mint25. Letters including Newspaper Articles for Dr. Hunt (1)26. Letters including Newspaper Articles for Dr. Hunt (2)27. Letters / Responses – Miscellaneous28. Correspondence about the USS Abraham Lincoln29. Reproductions of Gettysburg Address and Letters30. Miscellaneous items dealing with Lincoln / other31. Prints (small): Post Cards, advertisements32. 84 assorted picture postcards33. Postcard, 6in. x 9in., illustrated with drawing of Lincoln bust, printed inscription,“Thanks for the absolutely great time!—Honestly Abe.”34. Carte de Visite. Lincoln’s final photograph by Alexander Gardner. MI-08.Mounted on board, encapsulated35. Photographs: George W. Bush – Citizens Limited36. Miscellaneous Lincoln Items.37. Pictures, Memorabilia, MiscellaneousBox 3 Memberships/Newsletters/Miscellaneous1. Information Requested by Dr. Hunt from John P. Murtha2. Membership Information: Lincoln Group of the District of Columbia.3. Membership information: Abraham Lincoln Associations4. Membership information: Lincoln Group of Illinois (Illinois Benedictine College)5. Membership information: Lincoln Fellowship of Wisconsin6. Bulletins of the Annual Meetings of the Lincoln Fellowship of Wisconsin7. Membership Information: Lincoln Group of New York8. Membership Information: U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service.Lincoln Home National Historic Site.9. Membership Information: Lincoln Fellowship of Pennsylvania10. Newsletter for the Lincoln Fellowship of Pennsylvania11. Membership Information: Lincoln Memorial University/ The Abraham LincolnMuseum12. Membership Information: Illinois State Historical Society13. Membership Information: Lincoln Group of Boston14. Correspondence with Marquette University History Department15. Press Release Concerning the Hunt Collection.16. Membership Information: Miscellaneous17. Miscellaneous copies18. Copies of Prints (small) and exhibit info (?)19. 2 Records (1) “Ballad of Abraham Lincoln (2) “Great Moments with Mr.Lincoln”20. Handwritten notes by Dr. Earl Hunt21. Brown University: Lincoln Conference22. Lincoln Editor-Quarterly Newsletter of the Papers of Abraham Lincoln23. The Trumpet: Newsletter – The Swan Galleries24. The Lincoln Editor: the Quarterly Newsletter of the Papers of Abraham Lincoln25. Lincoln Lore: Bulletin of the Lincoln Museum26. Milestones, Journal of Beaver County (PA) History.
27. The Lincoln Newsletter – Lincoln College Museum28. Newsletter: The Lincolnian - Lincoln Group of the District of Columbia29. Journal: The Rail-splitter30. Miscellaneous Newsletters31. The Lincoln Museum Member News, 1998-200332. Member News: The Lincoln Museum, Summer 200333. The Phil Wagner Abraham Lincoln Collection - Springfield Illinois – For Sale34. The Lincoln Home Chronicle/ The Lincoln Chronicle. Vol. 1 No. 1, Feb 12, 1981to Vol. XI, No. 3 August 31, 1993 The Lincoln Home Project35. Lincoln Legal Briefs – Newsletter of the Lincoln Legals – A documentary historyof the law practice of Abraham Lincoln - Cosponsored by Abraham LincolnAssociation, 1988-200236. Lincoln Editor - Quarterly newsletter of the Papers of Abraham Lincoln, Vol. 1no. 1-Vol. 2 no. 2, 2001-200237. Lincoln Ledger. A publication of the Lincoln Fellowship of Wisconsin. Vol. 1no. 1, 1982-Vol. 5 no. 1, 2000. Missing issues38. Lincoln Fellowship Newsletter. Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. June 1990-Sept. 200239. Lincoln Letters – Newsletter Spring 1988 Summer/ Fall 200040. Lincoln Ledger, Vol. 1 No. 1, 1982 – Vol. 5 No. 1, 2000 Missing Issues41. Dispatch: Illinois State Historical Society Vol. 4 No. 41, 1980 – Vol. 8 No. 2198642. Louisiana Lincolnator43. Commentaries. Lincoln and the Common Law. Spring 1992-Summer 1992, 2issues44. Lincoln Heritage Trail Foundation Newsletter. Vol. 7 no. 7-Vol. 8 no. 245. Bulletins of the Annual Meetings of The Lincoln Fellowship of Wisconsin – 56thand 57th Annual Meetings46. Program: The Annual Lincoln Dinner, Presented by The Lincoln Group of theDistrict of Columbia, February 5, 196547. 1989 Directory - The Lincoln Group of IllinoisBox 3B1. History America Tours2. Civil War History3. The Log newsletter about Abraham Lincoln4. The Alumnus Lincoln Memorial University5. The Alumnus Lincoln Memorial University6. Alumni Bulletin PA College of Optometry7. Lincoln Fellowship of Wisconsin Historical Bulletin8. The Lincoln Log9. For the People, Vol. 1 No. 1, 1999 – Vol. 5 No. 3, 2003, and 200810. Postcard – “Thanks for the absolutely great time”11. Membership certificate – Illinois, Wisconsin, D.C., New York12. Lincoln Memorial Association Newsletter. Publication of the Lincoln Shrine,Redlands, CA, 1985, Vol. 17 no. 4 – Vol. 24 no.413. Newsletter – Lincoln Memorial AssociationBox 4 Auctions: Books & Catalogs, Ordering Catalogs
1. Auction Books/ Catalogs2. Printed and Manuscript Americana – Swann Galleries, October 6, 19883. The American Civil War and Lincolniana – 60th Anniversary Catalog – RalphGeoffrey Newman, Inc.4. Americana: Lincolniana, the Civil War, US. Presidents; Personalities;Lincolniana, The Civil War, Custer/The West, The Assassination – AbrahamLincoln Book Shop, Inc.5. Books in Sets and Miscellaneous Books, Winter 1973, J.N. Bartfield Books, Inc.6. Books in Sets and Miscellaneous Books, Spring 1973, J.N. Bartfield Books, Inc.7. Fine books, 1972 - J.N. Bartfield Books, Inc.8. Americana: Lincolnian, The Civil War, US Presidents, Personalities. AbrahamLincoln Book Shop, Inc. Catalog 155, 156, 157, 1589. Americana and Lincolniana Fine Books, Prints and Autographs10. Autographs, September 28, 199511. Lincoln Catalog #14, 16,17,18, A Selection of fine material relating to the LincolnAssination - Chuck Hand, Paris Illinois12. Fine Leather and Cloth Bound Sets - J.N. Bartfield Books, Inc.13. Books in sets and Miscellaneous Books 1974 - J.N. Bartfield Books, Inc.14. Highly Important American Historical Documents, Autograph – Letters andManuscripts. The Property of the Elsie O. and Phillip D. Sang FoundationSotheby Parke Bernet, Inc.Part one: April 26, 1978Part two: November 14, 1978Part three: June 20, 1979Part four: June 3, 1980Part five: December 4, 198115. Fine Book and Autograph Auction 10/17/85 - Waverly Auctions, Inc.16. The Rail Splitter: 10th Annual Lincolniana and Civil War Auction 200517. The Rail Splitter: 9th Annual Lincolniana and Civil War Auction 200418. The Rail Splitter: 8th Annual Lincolniana and Civil War Auction 200319. The Lloyd Ostendorf Collection of Lincolniana, November 24, 2004 – Bonhamsand Butterfields20. Fine Printed and Manuscript Americana, March 27, 1985 - From the collection ofMrs. Philip D. Sang – Sotheby’s21. Seaport Autographs, catalogs 69-7322. Americana (catalog), Abraham Lincoln Book Shop, No. 108-149, six issuesduplicated23. Sotheby catalog, sale number 4315, Important Lincolniana. Roy P. CrockerHistorical Document Collection, 1979, includes newspaper articles24. Swan Galleries, auction catalog, May 23, 1985, Long Live Lincoln. Includescorrespondence. Hunt purchased Robert Lincoln checks25. J.N. Bartfield Books, catalogs, 146, 147 and 350, Art Books, Fall 1973. IncludesHunt invoices for purchases.26. File of information of Gerald Lee Nees, artist who did series of Lincoln relatedpaintings. Includes two book covers, catalog and ordering information.27. Waverly Auction Catalog. Includes auction of George Landes Collection ofLincolniana. Sale No. 38. Includes Hunt invoices for purchases.
28. Holzer, Harold. What’s New About “Old Abe?” The Antique Trader, Feb 10,1988. pp72-7829. J.N. Bartfield Books, Inc.30. Books in Print 1993-1994. Huntington Library Press.31. 43 Annual Fortenbaugh Memorial Lecture Gettsburg College “Standing Tall: TheHeroic Image of Abraham Lincoln” 200432. American History New and Recent Books 1993,1994 Oxford Univ. Press33. Christies NY The Forbes Collection of American Historical Documents Part 1and 2 March 27, 200234. Abraham Lincoln Book Shop Inc. Rybski bookseller – Receipts for booksordered.Part 2: Memorabilia & Ephemera35. Lincoln stamps, first day covers, sixteen postcards, first day covers36. Receipt for subscription to the Lincoln Monument Association for one dollar37. Certificate of membership in the Lincoln Farm Association for D. Russell Parks,March 10, 1906. 9.5 x 12, parchment38. Reproduction of Gettysburg Address39. Lincoln at Gettysburg. The Gettysburg Address, November 19, 1863. Containscopy of actual Address and reproduced photos of event and of Lincoln.40. Oak Ridge Cemetery Ledger – Abraham Lincoln – photocopy41. Picture of Lincoln – Second Annual Meeting of the Lincoln Fellowship ofSouthern California. Encased on piece of cardboard.42. Three Carte de Viste: one of Lincoln and Tad, one bust portrait, one of Lincolnand son at tableBox 5 Part 1: Newspaper Articles1. Newspaper Articles dealing with Lincoln2. Newspaper Articles dealing with Lincoln3. Newspaper Articles: Abraham Lincoln4. Newspaper Articles: Abraham Lincoln5. Newspaper Articles: Abraham Lincoln6. Newspaper Articles about Dr. Hunt and his collection7. Newspaper Articles: T.V. advertisements, Ads8. Newspaper Articles, pictures9. Horner, Jerri. Lincoln: The Most Unsuccessful Success Story of His Gene ration.The Johnstown Observer, February 8, 1973, page 1610. The Telegraph, Alton, IL. October 5, 1994. Special issue for reenactment ofLincoln-Douglas debate. 2 copies11. The Galesburg Zephyr, October 8, 1994. Official program of the Lincoln-Douglasdebate reenactment12. Register-Mail, Galesburg, IL, October 8, 1994, page one coverage ofreenactments of the Lincoln-Douglas debates13. Indiana Evening Gazette, February 12, 1974, page one story of AJ RaymondLincoln impersonator.Part Two: Publications14. Smithsonian Jan 2006 Lincoln Memorial University, 2004-2005
15. Time Magazine, Special Issue, July 4, 200516. The Long Loom of Lincoln – Frank E. Vandiver. 9th Annual R. Gerald McMurtryLecture – Fort Wayne, Indiana, 198617. House Divided: Lincoln and his father – John Y. Simon. 10th Annual R. GeraldMcMurtry Lecture – Ft. Wayne, 198718. “The Better Angels of Our Nature”: Lincoln Propaganda and Public Opinion inthe North During the American Civil War. – Phillip Shaw Paludan. 15th AnnualR. Gerald McMurtry Lecture – Ft. Wayne, 199219. The Mirror Image of Civil War Memory: Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davisin Popular Prints – Harold Holzer. 17th Annual R. Gerald McMurtry Lecture – Ft.Wayne, 1996.20. Abraham Lincoln - by Frances Cavanah - Row Peterson Co., 195021. Illinois’ Lincoln Letters – Clyde C. Walton – 196722. Abraham Lincoln Photographs – Clyde C. Walton – 196723. Abraham Lincoln Memorial Lecture “Mr. Lincoln Opens his Mail” – Clyde C.Walton 1967 Lincoln College, Lincoln, Illinois24. “Lincoln’s Inner Circle”: 31 Pictures of Abraham Lincoln and his family,Cabinet, Home, Statues and Tomb. By Harry E. Pratt 195525. Journal of the Abraham Lincoln Association, University of Illinois Press: Vols. 24#2 Summer 2003; 25 #1 Winter 2004; and 25 #2 Summer 2004; Vol. 26 No. 1 2;Vol. 27 No. 1 Winter 2005; Winter 2006; and Volume 29 Number 2 Summer 200826. The Lincoln Herald – Lincoln Memorial Universitya. October 1946b. Fall 1973 and Fall 1974c. Winter 1985 Vol. 88 No. 4d. Fall 1993 and Spring 2003e. Summer 2003 Vol. 105, No. 2f. Fall 2003 Vol.104, No. 3g. Winter 2003 Vol. 104, No. 4h. Spring 2004 Vol. 106, No. 1i. Summer 2004 Vol. 106, No. 2j. Fall 2004 – Summer 200627. Lincoln Letters – Octavo Press, Springfield, Illinois28. “Our Presidents, at a glance” Museum of the Presidents Lincoln College29. Picturing Lincoln: The Changing Image of America’s 16th President NorthernIndiana Center for History.30. Lincoln: a Hamond temporama, No. 531. The New Yorker, May 3, 199332. The American Enterprise: March 2003, April 2005-Oct 200633. A Guide to Starting a Lincoln Library. Fort Wayne, Indiana. Lincoln National LifeInsurance Company. Booklet. Used as a guide by Dr. Hunt to begin his collection34. Lincoln in Janesville and Beloit by Maurice Montgomery Janesville Wisconsin35. Bulletin of the 60th Annual Meeting of The Lincoln Fellowship of Wisconsin,April 15, 2000, No. 58Box 5B1. Civil War Times, Vol. XLII, no. 4-6; Vol. XLIII, no. 1-62. Civil War Times, April 2005- Oct. 2006
3. Lincoln Lore, Spring 2005-Winter 2006Box 6 Publications1. Lincoln Era Essay Contest. Essay contest winners from Junior and Senior HighSchool students, sponsored by Indiana University, Bloomington. 5ty-9th Annual,1986-19902. Lincoln Era Essay Contest. Essay contest winners from Junior and Senior HighSchool students, sponsored by Indiana University, Bloomington. 5ty-9th Annual,1986-19903. Lincoln and the American Political Tradition. An Exhibit in Honor of the 175thAnniversary of the Birth of Abraham Lincoln. Brown University. Exhibit catalog.2 copies4. Books at Brown. Lincoln and Lincolniana. Vols. XXI-XXXII, 1984-85. 2 vols.5. Lyons, Forrest. Collectors Guide to Post Cards. Al cards illustrated and priced.Gas City, Indiana: L-W Promotions, 1974.6. Kaduck, John M. Patriotic Postcards. Des Moines, Iowa: Wallace-Homestead Co., 19747. The Lincoln Group of Boston: 1938-88, Reflections on Our Past, Present, andFuture. 1988.8. Sloan, Richard, ed. The Lincoln Group of New York. Tenth AnniversaryCommemorative Booklet. 1978-88.9. Lincoln Group of NY 25th Annual Commemorative Pub. 1978-2003 Steven, R.Koppelman10. Noble, Vergil E. Further Archeological Investigations at Lincoln Home NationalHistoric Site, Springfield, Illinois. Midwest Archeological Center OccasionalStudies in Anthropology No. 22. Lincoln, Nebraska: National Park Service, 1988.11. Packard, R.D. Love Affairs of Abraham Lincoln. Cleveland: Carpenter Printing,nd. Booklet. 1 of 100, signed by author12. Houser, M.L. Some Religious Influences which Surrounded Lincoln. Peoria, IL:Lester O. Schriver, 1941. 36pp.13. Temple, Wayne C., ed. Mrs. Frances Jane (Todd) Wallace Describes Lincoln’sWedding. Harrogate, TN: Lincoln Memorial University, 1960. Inscribed by author.14. Cashman, Dorothy M. Lincoln’s Only Love. 1969. Inscribed by author.15. Houser, M.L. The Education of Abraham Lincoln. Peoria, IL: Lester O. Schriver,1938. Signed by author. Bookplate of Kubicek.16. Coleman, D.M. Thomas Lincoln: The Father of Abraham Lincoln. 1958. 35 pp.17. Coleman, Charles H. Sarah Bush Lincoln: The Mother Who Survived Him.Harrogate, TN: Lincoln Memorial University, nd. 16pp.18. Lincoln Memorial. Official National Park Handbook. Handbook no. 129.Washington D.C.: national Park Service, 1986.19. Angle, Paul M. Abraham Lincoln’s Letter to Major General Joseph Hooker DatedJanuary 26, 1863. Facsimile reproduction of letter with explanatory text.20. Turner, Justin G. The Thirteenth Amendment and the Emancipation Proclamation.Los Angeles, Plantin Press, 1971. Signed by author, inscribed to Carl Havelin.21. McMurtry, R. Gerald. Why Collect Lincolniana? Chicago: Abraham LincolnBook Shop. Nd.22. Newton, Joseph. Abraham Lincoln: An Address Delivered at Iowa City, IowaBefore the State Historical Society of Iowa on May 25, 1910. Iowa City, Iowa:State Historical Society of Iowa, 1910.
23. Robert Todd Lincoln’s Hildene, Manchester Village, Vermont. Unpaginated, 10leaves. Booklet. Accompanying brochure included.24. Cashman, George I. Little Known Facts: Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War.Springfield, IL: Lincoln Center, 1963. 46pp.25. Pratt, Harry E. Lincoln’s Inner Circle. Springfield, IL: Illinois State HistoricalSociety, 1955. Illustrated booklet.26. The Guide to Lincoln Trail. Souvenir Edition. Springfield, IL: New Publications,nd. 80pp. booklet27. Splaine, John. A Companion to the Lincoln-Douglas Debates. Np: C-Span, 1994.28. Randall J.G. Has the Lincoln Theme Been Exhausted. Reprint from TheAmerican Historical Review, vol. XII, No. 2, January, 1936.29. Tarbell, Ida. Lincoln’s Important Law Cases. McClure’s Magazine. Vol. VII, No.7, Midsummer Fiction Number. New York: S.S. McClure Co. Nd.30. Tarbell, Ida. Information related to Tarbell, two articles from Collier’s Magazineby Tarbell about Lincoln, 1930 and 1931. Liberty Magazine article, 1984, whichincludes information about Tarbell. Newspaper articles. Correspondence betweenHunt and Allegheny College librarian regarding Tarbell.31. Barton, William E. Abraham Lincoln: Kentucky Mountaineer. Berea, KY: BereaCollege Press, 1923. No. 307 of 325. Signed by author32. Waltin, Clyde C. Mr. Lincoln Opens His Mail. Lincoln, IL: Lincoln College,1966. 31pp. booklet. Ex-library.33. Luhrs, Henry E. Lincoln at the Wills Home and the Gettysburg Address,November 18-19, 1863. Shippensburg, PA, Lincoln Publishers, 1938. No. 17 of225, 21pp. in original envelope34. Pratt, Harry E. The Great Debates of 1858. 30pp. booklet.35. Lincoln Herald. Spring 1968. Sandburg Memorial Issue.36. Springfield and the Lincoln Country. Booklet illustrated with color photos.37. Oakleaf, Joseph Benjamin. Abraham Lincoln, Meade, Lee and Gettysburg.Peoria, IL: Edward J. Jacob, 1929. 16pp. In protective folder and both in originalenvelope38. Speech of the Hon. Abraham Lincoln of Illinois at the Cooper Institute, NewYork City, February 27, 1860. 8pp. Published by the Republican ExecutiveCongressional Committee for the Presidential Campaign of 1860.39. McMurtry, R. Gerald. My Lifelong Pursuit of Lincoln. Fort Wayne, IN: Louis A.Warren Lincoln Library and Museum, 1981.40. Colver, Anne. Abraham Lincoln: For the People. New York: Scholastic BookServices, nd.41. Abraham Lincoln. New York: Gilberton Co., 1969. No. 142 of ClassicsIllustrated, featuring stories by the world’s greatest authors. Comic book format.42. Abraham Lincoln. Peekskill, NY: Library of Historical Briefs, 1976. 46pp.43. Schoelwer, Susan Prendergast and O’Neill, Marta G. Mr. Lincoln, of Illinois: AnExhibition of Original Material from the Lincoln Collection of the Illinois StateHistorical Library. Chicago: Chicago Public Library, 1979. 65pp.44. McMurtry, R. Gerald. Beardless Portraits of Abraham Lincoln Painted From Life.Fort Wayne, IN: Public Library of Fort Wayne and Allen County, 1962. 45pp.45. Lindstrom, Ralph G. A Californian’s Collection of Lincolniana. 9pp. WardRitchie Press.
46. Commissioning of the USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) November 11, 1989,Norfolk, VA. 48pp. booklet.47. Christening and Launching of the Aircraft Carrier Abraham Lincoln CVN72,Newport News Shipbuilding, New Port News, VA, February 13, 1988.48. Newport News Shipbuilding Information. Folder of information andspecifications related to the Building of the USS Abraham Lincoln.49. Kincaid, Robert L. Abraham Lincoln: The Speaker. Reprint from SouthernSpeech Journal. Paper originally presented at the eleventh annual Tau KappaAlpha convention, 1951. pp241-250.50. McMurtry, R. Gerald. A New Portrait of Lincoln’s Childhood Environment.Chicago: Home of Books, Inc. 1939. Lincoln Group Papers Reprint No. 1. YaleClub Library embossed stamp on title page. 31pp.51. Historic Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Gettysburg, PA: L.E. Smith WholesaleDistributors. 32pp.52. Coleman, Charles H. The Lincoln-Douglas Debate at Charleston, Illinois,September 18, 1858. Eastern Illinois University Bulletin, No. 249, Reprint of N.220, December 1963. 107pp.53. Robinson, Luther Emerson. Lincoln’s Masterpieces. 38pp.54. McMurtry, R. Gerald. The Lincolns In Elizabethtown, Kentucky. Fort Wayne, IN:Lincolniana Publishers, 1032. booklet.55. Abraham Lincoln. New York: Lincoln History Society, nd. Booklet, 154pp.56. Sites, Maud Kay. Golden Words of Abraham Lincoln. Washington, D.C.: Juddand Detweiler, 1940. 12pp.57. Allison, Guy. Man’s Most Valuable Words—The Gettysburg Address.Gettysburg, PA: L.E. Smith, 1965. 24pp.58. Fairbanks, Avard. Making of Lincoln Statue for New Salem. Reprint from theSummer 1954 issue of the Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society. 16pp.59. Hanchett, William. The Diary of John Wilkes Booth, April 1865. Reprinted fromthe Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society, Vol. 72, No. 1, 1979.60. Hart, Albert Bushnell. Abraham Lincoln. The Mentor, February 9, 1914, Vol. 1,no. 52. 11pp.61. Shapiro, Larry. Abraham Lincoln: Mystic Chords of Memory. New York: book ofthe Month Club. 79pp. booklet.62. Abraham Lincoln’s “House Divided” Address. Springfield, IL: Illinois StateHistorical Society, 1958. 16pp. booklet.63. Walton, Clyde C. Mr. Lincoln Opens His Mail. Lincoln, Illinois: Lincoln College,1967. Pamphlet Series No. 5.64. Bullard, F. Lauriston. The Other Lincoln. Harrogate, TN: Lincoln MemorialUniversity, 1941. Baccalaureate address delivered at commencement exercises. 31pp.65. Storrick. W.C. The Battle of Gettysburg: The Country, The Contestants, TheResults. Harrisburg, PA: J. Horace McFarland, 1947. 80pp.66. The Lincoln Marriage Temple. A Shelter for Cabin in which Mr. Lincoln’sparents were Married. Harrodsburg, KY: Pioneer Memorial State Park, nd. 40pp.67. The Military Trial of the Lincoln Assassination Conspirators: A Possible Lessonfor the Bush Administration. Thomas R. Turner Feb 12, 200468. Two Highly Impt. Lincoln Manuscripts from the Payson Estate 198469. Abraham Lincoln and the New Almaden Mine by Milton H. Shutes70. Harlow and Taylor Military History Pub.
Box 7 Publications1. McMurtry, R. Gerald. Poet and President: Riley’s Estimate of Lincoln. Harrogate,TN: Lincoln Memorial University, 1945. 10pp. Reprint from the Lincoln Herald,vol. 47, no. 1.2. Kincaid, Robert L. Lincoln Pilgrimage and Celebration. Harrogate, TN: LincolnMemorial University, nd. 15pp. Reprint from Lincoln Herald, vol. 52, no. 3.3. Meserve, Frederick H. The Photographs of Abraham Lincoln and the Romance ofTheir Collection. Np: Lincoln Memorial University, 1941. Supplement to LincolnHerald, October 1941. 16pp.4. Abraham Lincoln’s Second Inaugural Address, March 4, 1865. np: Veterans ofForeign Wars, nd. Pamphlet5. The Lincoln Ideals: His Personality and Principle as Reflected in his Own Words.Washington, D.C.: Lincoln Sesquicentennial Commission, nd. 49pp.6. Lincoln Sesquicentennial, 1809-1959. Handbook of Information. Washington,D.C.: Lincoln Sesquicentennial Commission, nd. 40pp.7. The Second Inaugural Address of Abraham Lincoln, March 4, 1865. booklet.8. Commemoration Service on the One Hundredth Anniversary of the Assassinationof President Abraham Lincoln. Washington, D.C.: New York AvenuePresbyterian Church, 1965. booklet9. Commemoration Ceremony Upon the Occasion of the One Hundred FiftiethAnniversary of the Birth of Abraham Lincoln, 1809-1959. Washington, D.C.:1959. 23pp.10. Invitation to Commemorate the One Hundred Fiftieth Anniversary of the birth ofAbraham Lincoln. 1959.11. Commemoration Ceremony Upon the occasion of the One HundredthAnniversary of the Second Inauguration of Abraham Lincoln, 1865-1965.Washington, D.C.: 1965. 24pp.12. Commemoration Ceremony Upon the Occasion of the One Hundredth AnniversaryInaugural of Abraham Lincoln, 1861-1961. Washington, D.C.: 1961. 29pp.13. Lincoln Collection in the Library of Congress. GPO, 1942. 1
Box 1B Correspondence, Brochures, Pamphlets and Papers 1. Lincoln Museum Brochures 2. Lincoln Brochures, Miscellaneous 3. Miscellaneous Brochures, correspondence and post cards 4. State Parks and Memorials, State of Illinois, Governor Dwight H. Green, portrait of Lincoln on cover by G.P.A. He
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Smaller collections survive at many university libraries. For example, the University of Notre Dame Special Collections houses about 200 volumes of stamp-related material, with a special focus on Irish postage stamps. It continues to accept stamps, but only specialized collections with a connection to other library holdings.
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overviews about product groups. There are two ways to create User Archives: the User Archives Editor for a convenient, interactive configuration the User Archives Script Functions for configuring in the WinCC script language The User Archives script functions also allow the implementation of various actions for the runtime operation.
