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The Johns Hopkins University
3400 North Charles Street
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(410) 516-8348 Gilman (Daniel Coit) 1831-1908
Papers (1773-1942)
Ms. l
Size: 95 document boxes
22 bound volumes
(42 linear feet)
Processed: l985
By: M.C. Beecheno
Edited: Cynthia H. Requardt Provenance: The papers were a gift to the University from Elisabeth Gilman. Access: Access to the papers is unrestricted. Permission: Permission to publish material from this
collection must be requested in writing
from the Manuscripts Librarian at the
address above.
Citation form: Daniel C. Gilman Papers Ms. l
Special Collections
Milton S. Eisenhower Library
The Johns Hopkins University
Gilman (Daniel Coit) 1831-1908
Papers (1773-1942)
Ms. 1
Table of Contents
Provenance .................... Page 1 Biographical Sketch ..................... Page 1 Scope and Content Note ..................... Page 2 Series Descriptions ..................... Page 2
Container Lists:
Series 1 Correspondence (1842-1907) Page 6
Series 2 Notebooks (1852-1900) Page 97
Series 3 Photographs Page 98
Series 4 Official Papers and Autographs Page 106
Series 5 Publications by Gilman Page 115
Series 6 Publications from Gilman's Library Page 125
Series 7 Scrapbooks (1835-1907) Page 135
Series 8 Tribute Volumes (1901-2) Page 135
Series 9 Memorials (1852, 1908-9) Page 136
Series 10 Personal Page 136
Series 11 Elisabeth Dwight Woolsey Gilman Papers Page 137
(1857-1911)
Series 12 Mary Ketcham Gilman Papers (1860-70) Page 138
Series 13 Alice Gilman Wheeler Papers (1869-1925) Page 138
Series 14 Elisabeth Gilman Papers (1877-1942) Removed to Ms. 234
Series 15 to be sorted Page 138
Appendices
Alphabetical List of Prominent Correspondents
Correspondents Identified by Profession
Gilman (Daniel Coit) 1831-1908
Papers (1773-1942)
Ms. 1 Provenance The papers were donated by Gilman's daughter Elisabeth Gilman.
Commemorative dinner album, Chamber of Commerce, New York City (1897) added June 1999. The
Accession Number is 93-94.29. Removed from CAGE. Biographical Sketch Daniel Coit Gilman was born July 6, 1831 in Norwich, Connecticut. He was the fifth of
nine children of William Gilman, a wealthy mill owner. Daniel attended Yale from 1848 to
1852, and after his graduation attended Harvard University briefly before making a trip in 1854
to Europe, where he eventually served as attache to the United States Legation in St. Petersburg.
After his return to America in 1855, Gilman worked as a fund-raiser for the Sheffield Scientific
School (affiliated with Yale) and also as assistant librarian at Yale. In 1858 he was promoted to
the position of head librarian, a post which he resigned in 1865. In the meantime, he had become
school visitor for New Haven. In that job, and in his subsequent post on the State Board of
Education, he developed a reputation as an educational reformer. In 1872 Gilman became the president of the University of California. When the trustees
of the newly-endowed Johns Hopkins University wrote to presidents Eliot of Harvard, Angell of
Michigan and White of Cornell in 1874 to ask for suggestions for the presidency of the new
university, all three independently recommended Gilman. The post was formally offered in early
1875; Gilman accepted, and soon achieved prominence as a educator and administrator. He is
credited with having created the first full graduate program in America, and until his retirement
in 1901 Gilman consistently stressed research and scholarship. After his retirement from
Hopkins, he was for two years president of the new Carnegie Institution of Washington. He died
in 1908, survived by his second wife Elisabeth Dwight Woolsey Gilman and by two daughters
Alice Gilman Wheeler and Elisabeth Gilman, the latter of whom was a leader of the Socialist
Party in Maryland in the 1930s. Among Gilman's publications are James Monroe (1883), University Problems (1898), and
The Launching of a University (1906). There are two published biographies of Gilman; one by
Fabian Franklin published in 1910 and one by Abraham Flexner appeared in 1946. Scope and Content Note The papers document Gilman's wide-ranging interests especially his travels in Europe and
work as attache in St. Petersburg (1854-55), his years (1855-58) at Yale, and his presidencies of
the University of California (1872-75) and the Johns Hopkins University (1876-1902) Gilman's correspondence is especially rich with letters from prominent, contemporary
educators, scientists, politicians, and literary figures. The collection includes a large number of
photographs of Gilman's contemporaries.
The collection includes some papers of Gilman's two wives Mary Ketcham Gilman
(1838-69) and Elisabeth Dwight Woolsey Gilman (1839-1910) as well as those of his daughter
Alice Gilman Wheeler (b. 1863). The papers of his daughter Elisabeth Gilman (1867-1950?)
form Ms. 235 also available in Special Collections. Elisabeth was a social activist and member
of the Socialist Party of the U.S. Her papers contain material on her work (1917-19) in France
with the YWCA, her work for the unemployed in the 1930s, and her campaigns for governor,
senator, and mayor of Baltimore on the Socialist Party ticket. Series Descriptions Series I Correspondence 1842-1907 60 boxes This is largely Gilman's incoming letters arranged alphabetically by correspondent. There are
some drafts of outgoing letters. The majority of the letters relate to the Johns Hopkins University.
Principal correspondnets include: Andrew Dickson White, Charles W. Eliot, Herbert Baxter
Adams, Charles S. Peirce, William K. Brooks, Ira Remsen, Sidney Lanier, Simon Newcomb,
Richard T. Ely, Basil L. Gildersleeve, J.J. Sylvester, Henry Rowland, and Francis Lieber. Other correspondents represented by a lesser volume include a number of notables of the
time including Ralph Waldo Emerson, James Russell Lowell, Henry James, Matthew Arnold,
Oliver Wendell Holmes, William Cullen Bryant, William Dean Howells, Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow, Frederick Law Olmstead, Robert Louis Stevenson, James Garfield, Grover
Cleveland, Rutherford B. Hayes, William McKinley, Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard Taft,
Woodrow Wilson, Henry Adams, John Hay, William James, George Bancroft, John Dewey,
Alexander Graham Bell, Thomas Huxley, Andrew Carnegie, Horace Greeley, Henry Ward
Beecher, Helen Keller, and Louis Pasteur.
There is a card index to this series available on A-Level.
This series also includes 7 boxes of material that has not been sorted. Some is
correspondence, most is not.
Correspondence not included in this series are letters in Gilman's autograph collection.
These are personal letters written to Gilman which he mounted in albums. When these letters
were restored, they were assigned to Series IV. A list of these letters is in the container list for
Series IV. Letters written by Gilman to his family can be found in Series X, Series XIII, and Series
XIV. Series II Notebooks 1852-1900 3 boxes See container list
Series III Photographs boxes
Includes photographs of Gilman and his family as well as photographs of contemporary
public figures. See container list.
Series IV Official Papers and Autographs
This series needs processing. It contains letterpress volumes of outgoing letters and
various groups of official Johns Hopkins University correspondence. Related material can be
found in the Ferdinand Hamburger, Jr. Archives. The autograph collection of Gilman correspondence is also part of this series. See
container list.
Series V Publications by Gilman 2 boxes, 7 vols.
These are copies of nearly all the writings and speeches that Gilman published. Some
were bound and titled "Connecticut Public Schools 1856-70," "University of California 1872-
75," and "Various Speeches and Articles 1854-1905." Series VI Publications from Gilman's Library 4 boxes, 8 vols. These include speeches and articles collected by Gilman. Some are bound and titled
"Yale College Class Records," "Education: Public Schools," "Education: Industrial Schools,"
"Education: Universities and Colleges," "Religion," and "Biography."
Series VII Scrapbooks 1835-1907
See container list. Series VIII Tribute Volumes 1901-2 See container list.
Series IX Memorials 1852, 1908-9
See container list.
Series X Personal 1842-1908 6 boxes
This includes Gilman's diaries, appointment books, registers of personal letters sent,
letters conferring honorary membership in various organizations, and some autobiographical
writings. Also included are letters written by Daniel C. Gilman to his parents, brother and sisters.
Most were written during 1854-55 while he was traveling in Europe and serving as attache to the
legation in St. Petersburg.
Series XI Elisabeth Dwight Woolsey Gilman Papers
1857-1911 2 boxes
These are the papers of Daniel C. Gilman's second wife Elisabeth Dwight Woolsey
Gilman (1839-1910) whom he married in 1877. The papers include her correspondnece largely
outgoing. There are letters to her parents and sisters written while she was traveling. Outgoing
letters she wrote to her step-daughters Alice and Elisabeth are found with Alice's papers in Series
XIII. Elisabeth's incoming letters for 1908 are condolences on the death of Daniel C. Gilman. The series also includes Elisabeth's diary for the years 1873, 1877, and 1889-90. Series XII Mary Ketcham Gilman Papers 1860-70 1/2 box Mary Van Winker Ketcham Gilman (1838-69) was Daniel C. Gilman's first wife. Her
papers consist of letters (1860-6l) she wrote to Daniel, a memoir of her by Daniel, and an account
book from her estate.
Series XIII Alice Gilman Wheeler Papers 1869-1925 1/2 box Alice (b. 1863) was the oldest daughter of Mary K. and Daniel C. Gilman. Her papers
consist of incoming letters. There is a series of condolence letters (1925) written on the death of
her husband Everett Wheeler. There is a series of letters (1869-1907) written to Alice and her
sister Elisabeth together from their parents. The third set of letters (1917-19) were written by
Elisabeth Gilman while she was in France with the YWCA. These letters appear to have been
returned to Elisabeth and are filed with Elisabeth's outgoing letters in Series XIV.
NOTE: Series XIV has been removed to form the Elisabeth Gilman Papers Ms. 235
Series XIV Elisabeth Gilman Papers 1877-1942 4 boxes [Removed to Ms. 235] Elisabeth Gilman (1867-1950?) was the younger daughter of Mary K. and Daniel C.
Gilman. She was a social activist and member of the Socialist Party. Her papers reflect her many
public activities. The papers consist of correspondence, speeches, writings, diaries, newspaper
clippings, printed material, memorabilia, and photographs. FRom 1917 to 1919 Elisabeth served as a Secretary for the YMCA in Paris. This work is
documented in her letters home to her sister Alice and her aunt. The letters apparently were
returned to Elisabeth after she returned home and are filed with her papers. Elisabeth also wrote
several articles about her war work which are included in the papers. After returning home, Elisabeth became active in progressive later Socialist Party
activities. There are letters, speeches, writings, and clippings about her work for the unemployed
and especially her forays into politics as a candidate for governor, senator, and mayor of
Baltimore on the Socialist Party ticket. Elisabeth's personal life is less well-documented. There are a few childhood diaries and
incoming letters from her parents. Since these letters (1869-l907) were written jointly to
Elisabeth and her sister Alice, they have been filed together in Series XIII.
Series XV Miscellaneous
See container list. Ms. 1
Container List
CORRESPONDENCE
Filed alphabetically
Box 1.1 - A-Aiken Various aa-ak
Abel, C.
Abel, Mary Hinman
Abel, A.S. & Co.
Abel, John J.
Abell, Edwin F.
Abney, W. W. W.
Adams, C.F., Jr.
Adams, C.K.
Adams, C.R.
Aiken, Charles S.
Aiken, William A.
Abbe, Cleveland
Abbot, Ezra
Abbot, Henry L.
Abbott, Gorham D.
Abbott, John S. C.
Acland, C. F. D.
Acland, Thomas D.
Acland, Sir Henry
Acland, G.
Acland, H. W.
Adam, G. Mercer
Adams, Charles Francis
Adams, C. K.
Adams, Henry
Box 1.1 - A-Aiken (Cont.) Adams, Henry Carter
Adams, H. C.
Adams, Herbert Baxter
Adams, Reverend William
Adkinson, L. G.
Adler, Cyrus
Agassis, A.
Aiken, Charles A. Box 1.2 - Ain-Az Ainsworth, George J.
Various al-an
Alexander, George
Alexander, J. W.
Alexander, A.
Allan, W.
Allan, W.
Allen, D. O.
Allen, E.
Allen, J.
Allen, James
Allen, W. H.
Allon, H.
Alvord, W.
Alcott, Amos Bronson
Alexander, Francesca
Allen, Arthur H.
Allen, Edward G.
Allen, William F.
Allibone, S. Austin
Allison, W. B.
Alvord, Benjamin
Alvord, Henry E.
Ames, James Barr
Ames, Joseph S.
Anderson, M. B.
Anderson, Robert
Andrews, C. M.
Andrews, G. F.
Andrews, John W. Box 1.2 - Ain-Az (Cont.) Andrews, W. W.
Andrews, Reverend S. J.
Angell, James B.
Various ao-az
Appleton, C.
Appleton, D. & Co.
Appleton, F. H.
Appleton, J.
Appleton, J. H.
Archer, G. W.
Archer, George
Armstrong, G.
Asakawa, K.
Atterbury, W. W.
Atwater, L. H.
Atwater, W. O.
Atwell, R. H.
Arms, H. P.
Arnold, Matthew
Asburner, William
Atherton, G. W.
Atkinson, Edward
Averill, R.
Avery, Samuel P.
Azarias, Brother Box 1.3 - Bab-Bel Various baa-bal
Babcock, M. D.
Bacon, L. L. A.
Bache, R. M.
Bacon, W. P.
Bacon, Theodore
Various bar-bay
Barker, F.
Bartel, J. L.
Bass, E. W.
Bassett, E. D.
Bartlett, L. C.
Battle, Kemp P. Box 1.3 - Bab-Bel (Cont.) Bayley, W. S.
Backus, John
Baer, W. J.
Bacon, D. Francis
Bacon, Francis
Bacon, Reverend G. B.
Bacon, Leonard W.
Various bai-ban
Baird, C. W.
Baker, James H.
Balch, G. B.
Baldwin, E. Francis
Ball, Robert
Bancroft, Charles E.
Bancroft, C. F. P.
Bancroft, George
Bancroft, H. H.
Bancroft, A.L. & Co.
Baird, J. G.
Baird, Spencer F.
Baker, B. N.
Baker, Marcus
Balch, Thomas
Balfour, J. H.
Ball, Thomas R.
Balloi, H. Starr
Barker, G. F.
Barker, Lewellys F.
Barnard, F. A. P.
Barnard, Henry
Barneaud, Charles
Barrow, Mrs. "Aunt Fanny"
Barrett, W. F.
Bartlett, T. H.
Bartlett, J. R.
Bartlett, William C.
Bascom, John
Bateman, Newton
Bates, O. S.
Baumler, C.
Beach, J. W. W. Box 1.3 - Bab-Bel (Cont.) Beets, Charles
Beers, H. A.
Bell, D. C.
Bellknap, George E.
Beecher, Catherine E.
Bellows, John
Beard, A. F.
Beecher, Henry Ward
Bell, Alexander Graham
Bell, Alexander Melville
Bell, Alonzo
Bell, D. C. Box 1.4 - Bem-Bor
Various bem-ber
Bemis, D. W.
Benedict, W. R.
Bentley, W. A.
Beresford, P.
Berry, J. O.
Bertrand, L. J.
Besant, Walter
Beswick, Samuel
Various bes-bez
Bevan, W. L.
Bevier, Louis
Bickmore, Albert S.
Bierstadt, Albert
Bigelow, Albert
Bigelow, Allen Gilman
Bigelow, John
Bikelas, D.
Billings, Fairchild
Billings, J. S.
Bingham, T. A.
Binney, John
Bishop, M. E.
Billings, John S.
Bingham, J. F.
Binney, Horace, Jr. Box 1.4 - Bem-Bor (Cont.) Birkinbine, John
Birney, William
Bixler, C. A. G.
Various bl
Black, E. Charlton
Blachfield, Edwin Howland
Blair, Montgomery
Black, James
Blake, James
Blagden, G. W.
Bliss, E. M.
Blake, W. P.
Blanc, Madame Therese
Blashfield, E. H.
Various boa
Boas, Franz
Boatwright, F. W.
Boeckh, Philipp August
Boenfre, Jules
Various bol-bor
Bolles, Albert S.
Bolton, Sarah K.
Bolton, S. K.
Bombaugh, Charles C.
Bond, H. L.
Bonsal, Stephen
Booth, Newton
Bonaparte, Charles J.
Bond, A. T.
Bond, Henry R.
Bonney, Charles C. Box 1.5 - Bos-Brooks, W.K. (up to 1886) Various bos-boz
Bossange, H.
Botte, Anne C.
Bovey, Henry T.
Bowen, B. L.
Bowen, T.
Bowles, S. Box 1.5 - Bos-Brooks, W.K. (Cont.) Bourinot, John George
Boutmy, Emile
Bowdoin, Henry J.
Bowdoin, W. G.
Bowne, B. P.
Boyd, D. F.
Various bra-bri
Braithwaite, J. B.
Brevoort, J. C.
Brinley, Charles A.
Bristol, George P.
Brinley, G.
Brace, Charles Loring
Brackett, J. R.
Bradham, B.
Bradley, C. W.
Bradley, Leonard A.
Brainerd, Cephas
Brandt, H. C. G.
Brashear, J. A.
Braun, A.
Brearley, S., Jr.
Breckinridge, John
Brent, C. H.
Brewer, David J.
Brewer, T. P.
Brewer, W. H.
Brewster, C. B.
Brewster, James
Brown, George William
Bright, J. W.
Brimmer, M.
Brinton, D. G.
Various bro
Bromson, W. H.
Broadus, John A.
Bromley, G. T.
Brown, Addison
Brown, Elmer E.
Brown, G. S.
Brown, J. C. Box 1.5 - Bos-Brooks, W.K. (Cont.) Brown, John Mason
Brown, M. E.
Brown, Robert, Jr.
Brown, W. A.
Browning, William
Brock, R. A.
Brockett, Dr. L. P.
Brocklerby, John
Brockway, Z. R.
Brogger, W. C.
Brooks, Phillips
Brooks, Bishop
Brooks, William K. Box 1.6 - Brooks, W.K.-Browning Brown, F. J.
Brown, Francis
Brown, Frank
Brown, G. W.
Brown, Glenn
Brown, George S.
Brown, Jacob B.
Brown, J. H.
Brown, Reverend S. G.
Browne, William Hand
Browning, Robert Box 1.7 - Bruce-Cam Bruce, Frederick
Brunetiero, Ferdinand
Brunton, Lander
Brush, Edward N.
Brush, George J.
Bryan, George J.
Bryant, William Cullen
Bryce, James
Buckham, M. H.
Buckham, H. B.
Buckingham, William A. Box 1.7 - Bruce-Cam (Cont.) Various bum-buz
Bump, C. W.
Burr, E. F.
Bunsen, G.
Burr, George Lincoln
Burt, B. C.
Bushnell, Horace
Bushnell, May A.
Butler, C.
Butler, W. A.
Butterfield, Horatio Q.
Burdett, Henry C.
Burlingame, E. L.
Burnett, C. H.
Burr, Aaron
Burton, Rachel C.
Burton, Richard E.
Bushnell, Reverend Horace
Buti, Rudolph
Butler, James D.
Butler, Nicholas Murray
Butler, Richard
Butler, William F.
Byland, C.
Cable, G. W.
Cadbury, Joel
Cadwalader, John L.
Various cal-cam
Caldwell, S. B.
Calhoun, E.
Calkins, P. W.
Callender, J.
Campbell, A.
Campbell, J. R.
Calhoun, John Caldwell
Callender, Sir George W.
Calvert, George H. Box 1.8 - Cameron-Chew Cameron, H. C.
Camp, Hon. D. N.
Campbell, Sir G.
Campbell, Thomas
Campbell, William H.
Various can-car
Canfield, James H.
Carey, H. C.
Carmany, John H.
Carnegie, Andrew
Carpenter, W. H.
Harrington, Henry B.
Carroll, A.
Carter, A., Jr.
Carter, A. M.
Carter, John M.
Carter, R. Kelsbon
Carroll, John Lee
Carter, Bonham
Carter, Edith Bonham
Carter, Franklin
Carter, Henry B.
Carter, James C.
Carter, Robert Brudenell
Casimir, Perrier
Caspary, Robert
Cass, Lewis
Cass, Lewis, Jr.
Castelar, Emilio
Caswell, Thomas T.
Various cat
Catchings, J. C.
Cattell, J. P.
Cattell, J. McKeon
Cattell, William C.
Cattell, W. C.
Caulfield, Richard
Caulkins, Frances M.
Cayley, A. and Susan
Various ce-ch
Cesnola, L. B. Box 1.8 - Cameron-Chew (Cont.) Chamberlain, Mellen
Chambers, T. W.
Channing, E.
Chapin, A. S.
Chapin, Frederick H.
Chapin, Robert Coit
Chaplin, W. S.
Chapman, Charles H.
Cheston, A. T.
Cheston, Galloway
Cheyne, T. K.
Cheyne, T. R.
Chichester, Charles F.
Buel,
Johnson, Robert U.
Smith, Roswell
Chamberlain, L. T.
Chamberlain, T. C.
Chamberlain, I. E.
(references to Keller, Helen)
Champlin, E. H.
Chapin, J. B.
Chaplin, J. D.
Charnley, W. S.
Charsley, R. H.
Chase, Pliney C.
Chase, Thomas
Chase, W. C.
Cheney, T. A.
Chentung, Hiang Cheng
Chessin, Alexander S.
Cheston, Galloway
Chew, S. C. Box 1.9 - Child-Colquitt Child, Francis J.
Childs, George W.
Childs, T. H.
Chun, Kwong Ki
Choate, Joseph H. Box 1.9 - Child-Colquitt (Cont.)
Chollet, T.
Christy, Samuel Benedict
Claghorn, Henry T.
Clark, [various]
Clark, John Bates
Clark, N. G.
Clark, W. N.
Clark, William Bullock
Clark, J. Edward
Clarke, James Freeman
Clarke, Samuel
Clement, C. E.
Cleveland, Grover
Cleveland, N.
Cleveland, H. M.
Coale, James Carey
Coan, T. M.
Cobden, Richard
Various coc-col
Cochrane, H. C.
Coe, Edward B.
Coe, E. C.
Cogswell, J. G.
Cohn, Adolphe
Colburn, Jereh
Collins, D. E.
Collins, J. C.
Colton, H. M.
Cochery, M. George
Coffin, William A.
Cohen, Mendes
Cohnheim, J.C.
Coit Familily - Geneology
Coit, Henry M.
Coit, J.H.
Coit, D.L.
Coleman, Lyman
Collier, C.A.
Collier, M. Dwight
Collins, C.T.
Collins, E.H.
Colquitt, A. H. Box 1.10 - Com-Cross Various Com - Coo
Comegys, C.G.
Comfort, G.F.
Compton, Barnes
Comstock, Anthony
Conaty, Thomas J.
Conkling, Clinton L.
Cowene, James H.
Cook, Clarence
Cook, Thomas
Cooper, Elwood
Cooper, P. H.
Compton, William
Conn, H. W.
Connally, A.
Converse, J.H.
Cook, A.S.
Cook, G.H.
Cooldige, Susan
Cooper, Jacob
Cooper, Sarah B.
Cooper, Sarah P.
Various Cop-Cor
Cordell, E.F.
Coffee, Henry
Cornell, A.B.
Corson, Hiram
Various Cot-Coz
Cothman, T.
Coudert, Frederic R.
Councilman, W.T.
Councilman, W.T.
Courtenay, W.A.
Cowen, John K.
Timrod, Henry
Cox, C.C.
Cox, A.C.
Cox, S.H.
Cope, A.C.
Coubertin, Pierre
Cooley, T.M. Box 1.10 - Com-Cross (Cont.) Couvreur, Aug.
Cowen, John D.
Cowperthwait & Co.
Cox, Rev. Samuel H.
Various Cr
Crafton, J.M.
Crafts, J.M.
Craig, Croyden F.
Creighton, H.
Crew, Henry
Crooks, G.R.
Crooks, M.
Crosby, A.
Crosby, E.H.
Crosby, H.
Cross, R.K. Box 1.11 - Crow-Day, J. Crowell, J.F.
Croswell, J.G.
Crowell, Thomas Y.
Crowinshield, A.S.
Craig, Thomas
Craig, Louise
Craighill, William P.
Crane, W.W.
Crapo, William W.
Croffat, W.A.
Crowninshield, A.S.
Cullum, G.W.
Cullum, G.W.
Cummings, Joseph
Curtis, George William
Curtis, George William
Curtis, H. Holbrook
Cushing, Caleb
Cutler, C.
Cuvier, Georges
Various Cu - Cz
Cullum, Elizabeth H. Box 1.11 - Crow-Day, J. (Cont.) Curry, C.E.
Curtier, Saul O.
Curtis, A. Aleander
Curtis, J.G.
Cushing, F.H.
Cushing, J.M.
Cutler, Arthur H.
Cutter, H.F.
Cuyler, Theo S.
Curry, J.L.M.
Dabney, Charles W., Jr.
Dale, R.W.
Dallam, H.C.
Dalrymple, E.A.
Daly, Charles C.
Daly, Charles P.
Daly, Charles P.
Damon, N.H.R.
Dana, C.A.
Dana, E.S.
Dana, James D.
Various Dan-Daz
Dana, M.M.G.
Danell, J.W.
Daniels, J.L.
Davenport, J.A.
Dawson, N.H.R.
Day, George E.
Day, W.C.
Day, W.R.
Darwin, Charles
Davidson, George
Davidson, Thomas
Davies, Thomas F.
Various Davies
Davis, J.
Davis, Thomas
Various Davis
Davis, A.H.
Davis, DeW
Davis, G.B. Box 1.11 - Crow-Day, J. (Cont.) Davis, W.M.
Davis, H.G.
Davis J.W.
Dawes, H.L.
Dawson, H.B.
Dawson, J.W.
Day, David T.
Day, Jeremiah Box 1.12 - Day, H.-Dosal
Day, Horace
Day, Sherman
Day, William S.
Dearborn, H.
Various Dec-Deg
Deems, Charles F.
De Forest, H.S.
De Forest, Robert W.
De Kay, Charles
Delancey, William H.
Delano, C.
Delisser, R.L.
Deming, Col. H.C.
Various Dep-Dex
Depew, Chauncey
De Remer, I.A.
Dennis, C.H.
De Vere, M. Schele
Dexter, Elias
De Saussure, Rene
De Vinne & Co.
Devries, W.L.
Dewey, John
Dewey, Melville
Dexter, Franklin B.
Dexter, Henry
Dexter, Henry M.
Various Dia-Dil
Dickie, J.J.
Dickson, S. Box 1.12 - Day, H.-Dosal (Cont.) Dike, S.W.
Diman, Prof. J.L.
Dippold, G.T.
Dixon, William T.
Various Do
Doan, R.W.
Dole, Isaiah
Dolliver, J.P.
Donaldson, F.
Donaldson, Henry H.
Douglas, H.T.
Dorpfeld, D.T.
Douglas, Charles H.
Doane, W.C.
Doane, Bishop W.
Dobbin, George, W.
Dodge, Grace H.
Dodge, Robert
Dodge, William E.
Dohre, Anton
Dole, Nathan
D'Oooge, M.L.
Dosal, J.V. Box 1.13 - Douglas, H.K.-Elliott, A. Douglas, H.K.
Dowden, Edward
Draper, Andrew S.
Draper, W.F.
Various Dre-Dro
Drewry, W.S.
Dreher, Julius D.
Various Du
Dubois, L.P.
Duff, M.G.
Duganne, A.
Dulles, J.W.
Duniway, C.E.
Dunne, M.W.
Durant S.A. Box 1.13 - Douglas, H.K. - Elliott, A. (Cont.) Dutten H.
Dutton C.E.
Dunyea, J.T.
Du Bois, W.E.B.
Dugdale, R.L.
Durand, H.W.
Durand, J.
Duyckinck, E.A.
Various Dwi-Dy
Dwight, B.W.
Dwight, H.E.
Dwight J.H.
Dyer, S.H.R.
Dwight, Edmund
Dwight, Theodore F.
Dwight, Theodore W.
Dwight, Timothy
Dwight, Timothy
Dwight, William B.
Durinelle, John W.
Dyer, George L.
Dyer, Louis
Various Ea-Ed
Earle, George
Eaton, C. G. M.
Eaton, M. M.
Eccleston, J. H
Eckels, James H.
Edwards, E.
Edwards, G. C.
Edwards, T.
Eames, Wilberforce
Eaton, A. B.
Eaton, D. B.
Eaton, D. Cady
Eaton, John
Edmonds, R. H.
Edwards, C. L.
Edmonds, E. J.
Edwards, Henry
Edwards, J. M. Box 1.13 - Douglas, H.K. - Elliott, A. (Cont.) Edwards, John H.
Various Eg-El
Eggleston, W. H.
Ehninger, John W.
Elder, W.
Eliot, C. N. E.
Eliot, Charles W.
Eliot, W. G.
Egleston, Thomas
d'Eichthal, Eugene
Eliot, Samuel
Ely, Richard T.
Elliott, ?
Elliott, A. M. Box 1.14 - Elliott, W.J.-F. Elliott, William, Jr.
Ellis, George E.
Ellsworth, O.
Ellsworth, James W.
Ellsworth, W. W.
Ellsworth, William W.
Various Ells-Ely
Ellsworth, Oliver
Ely, Alfred
Ellyson, J. Taylor
Elmer, H. C.
Elton, Oliver
Various Em-En
Emerton, E.
Emmons, S. F.
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Emerson, Ralph Waldo
Emmett, Robert
Emmott, George H.
Emmott, E. B.
English, James E.
Various Et-Ez
Etting, F. M.
Evans, Charles Box 1.14 - Elliott, W.J.-F. (Cont.) Evans, E. P.
Evans, H. T.
Evans, Thomas St. Clair
Ezekiel, M.
Eutler, George R.
Evarts, William M.
Everett, Edward
Everett, William
Ewell, Benjamin
Ewing, Augt.
Various Fa
Fairchild, E. M.
Fairchild, H. L.
Falkner, R. P.
Farnam, Henry W.
Faure, Ch.
Fairchild, C. S.
Farlow, W. G.
Farrar, F. W.
Farrer, Thomas C.
Farrer, W. J.
Faxon, John Lyman
Fay, E. A.
Fay, Edwin W.
Various Fe
Fenner, Charles E.
Fernald, H. T.
Fessenden, F.
Fetterholf, A. W.
Fell, Thomas
Fellowes, R. W.
Fellows, R. S.
Felton, C. C.
Ferguson, John Day
Ferree, J. B.
Ferry, O. S.
Fessenden, Thomas K.
Various Fi
Field, R. S.
Field, Stephen
Fields, Annie Box 1.14 - Elliott, W.J.-F. (Cont.) Fields, James T.
Finch, E. M.
Findlay, J. J. L.
Finley, J. P.
Fish, S. A.
Fische, A.
Fisher, Allan G.
Fisher, R. D.
Fisk, F. W.
Fiske, D. W.
Fiske, Thomas S.
Fiske, W.
Fitz-Hugh, N. Box 1.15 - Field-Friedrich Field, Cyrus W.
Field, Reverend H. M.
Field, Mary J.
Field, M. B.
Fields, James T.
Fields, J. T.
Fifield, L. B.
Finley, John H.
Finney, J. M. T.
Fish, Hamilton
Fisher, George
Fisher, William
Fiske, John
Fiske, Willard
Fitch, Eleanora
Fitch, J.G.
Fleming, Horace T.
Fleming, William H.
Fletcher, Alice S.
Flexner, Abraham
Flexner, Simon
Floyd, R.S.
Fluegel, Reverend Maurice
Various Fo
Folks, Homer Box 1.15 - Field-Friedrich (Cont.) Folsom, George
Folson, Norton
Foote, E.M.
Force, M.F.
Ford, William F.
Foreman E.
Forrest, C.H.
Foster, W.E.
Foster, D.
Foster, J.
Fowler, Harold N.
Folsom, C.
Folwell, William W.
Foote, Kate
Forsythe, John
Foster, L.F.S.
Foster, John W.
Foster, W.E.
Fowler, Francis
Fowler, W.C.
Various Fr
Fraley, Fred
Freeman, A.E.
French, J.R.
French, J.
French, W.M.R.
Frick, Frank
Friedenwald, Harry
Friedlander, Julius
Franklin, C.L.
Franklin, Fabian
Franklin, Benjamin (to Daniel L. Coit)
Fraser, A. C.
Fraser, J. Bishop
Frear, W. F.
Freeman, Edward A.
Frelinghuyson, F. T.
Fremantle, W. H.
French, Thomas, Jr.
Freud, Isaac
Frick, Frank Box 1.15 - Field-Friedrich (Cont.) Friedenwald, Co.
Friedenwald, Harry
Friedrick, Johann Box 1.16 - Frisbee-Gibson, R. Frisbee, E.S.
Frissell, H.B.
Frothingham, A.L.
Various Fu-Fy
Fuller, H. T.
Fullerton, T.
Fulton, R. B.
Fun, Wagnall
Fultz, J. H.
Fuchs, Otto
Fuller, Melville W.
Furness, Horace Howard
Garrett, Mary E.
Garrett, John Work
Garrett, Emma
Various Ga
Gaebel, Julius
Gage, S. P.
Gall, G. W.
Gaines, M. R.
Gaines, R. E.
Gallmay, C. B.
Gamger, Arthur
Gammack, J.
Gandhi, Virchand R.
Gannett, ??
Gardiner, H. N.
Gardner, W. R. W.
Garner, Samuel
Garrett, Philipe
Garrett, T. Harrison
Gary, James A.
Gaul, L.
Gajani, G.
Gallagher, F. W. Box 1.16 - Frisbee-Gibson, R. (Cont.) Gallatin, Albert
Gallaudet, E. M.
Galloway, T. C.
Gardner, J. T.
Garfield, J. A.
Garfield, James
Garnett, James
Garrett, Mary E.
Garrett, Mary S.
Garrett, Robert
Garrison, Wendell P.
Gates, Merrill
Gay, J. E.
Various Ge
Gerely, J. P.
Geddes, Patrick
Geikie, Arch
Ghequier, T. Buckler
Various Gi
Gillispie, W. M.
Giger, G. M.
Gillette, F.
Gill, Theo
Gide, C.
Gitterman, J. M.
Gill, H. A.
Gibbons, James Cardinal
Gibbs, J. Willard
Gibbs, Josiah W.
Gibbs, Walcott
Gibson, R. L. Box 1.17 - Gi-Goodrich, C. Gilbert, G. K.
Gilder, R. W.
Gilder, J. B.
Gilder, J. L.
Gildersleeve, Basil L.
Gill, John
Gillman, Henry Box 1.17 - Gi-Goodrich, C. (Cont.) Gilman, Alice
Gilman, Benjamin Ives
Gilman, A.
Gilman, Daniel C. ( to R. Brent Keyser )
Gilmore, James R.
Various Gl
Glaisher, J. W. L.
Glass, D. W.
Glenn, John
Various Goo
Goodall, George L.
Goode, G. Brown
Goodfellow, Edward
Goodman, Edgar
Goodrich, W. H.
Goodrich, J. K.
Goodwin, C. J.
Goold, Sir Henry V.
Goodrich, Charles A.
Goodrich, C.
Goodrich, C. F. Box 1.18 - Goodridge-Gregory Goodridge, E. A.
Goodwin, W. W.
Goodyear, Charles and Charles, Jr.
Goodyear, Fanny
Goodyear, W. H.
Godkin, E. L.
Various Gor-Gow
Gordon, B. B.
Gordon, J. B.
Gore, G.
Gore, S. S.
Gorp, L. V.
Gosset, W. L.
Gottherl, R.
Goucher, John F.
Gough, John B.
Gould, C. H. Box 1.18 - Goodridge-Gregory (Cont.) Gould, Charles
Gowing, R.
Gordon, M. S.
Gore, J. H.
Gore, J. W.
Gorman, A. P.
Gosse, Edmund
Goton, Seitaro
Gould, E. R. L.
Gouverneur, Marion
Grasty, C. H.
Various Gre
Greeley, H. N.
Green, D. L.
Green, H. E.
Greene, C. W.
Greene, H. E.
Greene, Thomas L.
Greenleaf, C. H.
Greenleaf, Mrs. Charles R.
Gregg, J. B.
Greeley, Horace
Greely, A. W.
Green, Samuel A.
Green, Samuel S.
Green, W. H.
Greene, Jacob L.
Greene & CO., W. L.
Greener, Richard T.
Greenleaf, E. W.
Greenwood, J. G.
Gregory, C. R. Box 1.19 - Grey-Hale Grey, W.
Gries, Rabbi Moses J.
Griffin, Edward H.
Griffith, J. Eveleth
Grimke, F.
Various Gri-Gry Box 1.19 - Grey-Hale (Cont.) Griffin, J. W.
Griffis, William Elliot
Grinnell, Henry
Grinnell, H.
Grinnell, Louis
Griscom, J. H.
Grimm, Jacob
Griscom, Lloyd
Grove, S.
Various Gu
Guggenheimer, R.
Gulliver, J. P.
Guthrie, J.
Gunsaulus, F. W.
Gummuri, F. B.
Gurley, J. G.
Guild, Reuben A.
Guizot, ??
Gurney, E. W.
Guthrie, Donald
Guyot, Arnold
Gwinn, Charles J. M.
Hack, A. R.
Various Hac-Hal
Hacker, C.
Hague, Arnold
Haight, H. H.
Hailmann, W. N.
Haislif, R. D.
Hale, George E.
Hale, L.
Haden, F. Seymour
Hadley, Arthur T.
Hadley, James
Hager, John S.
Haidinger, W.
Haight, Milton
Haines, Weld & Tiffany
Hale, Charles R.
Hale, E. W.
Hale, Edward E. Box 1.20 - Hale-Harrington Hale, George S.
Various Hall
Hall, Bolton
Hall, Charles
Hall, Charles
Hall, Charles
Hall, Charles C.
Hall, Isaac H.
Hall, J. L.
Hall, James
Hanington, M. W.
Hall, W. G.
Hall, Asoph
Hall, Clayton C.
Hall, Edwin H.
Hall, G. Stanley
Hall, Thomas W.
Hall, W. E.
Halle, E. von
Various Halli-Ham
Hallidie, A. S.
Hamson, H. Lynda
Haman, B. H.
Hamersby, W.
Hamilton, C. R.
Hamilton, G. E.
Hamilton, C. S.
Hampton, Isabel
Halliwell-Phillipps, James Orchard
Hallowell, Henry C.
Halstead, George Bruce
Halstead, William S.
Hamerick, Asger
Hamilton, Alexander
Hammett, C. E.
Hancock, Harris
Hancock, Winfield S.
Hardie, R. G.
Various Har
Hardy, A. M.
Hardy, A. Box 1.20 - Hale-Harrington (Cont.) Harjes, John
Harland, J. M.
Harland, John M.
Harper, W. F.
Hardie, R. G.
Hardy, Arthur S.
Harkness, A.
Harper Brothers
Harper, H. H.
Harper, William R.
Various Harr
Harrington, Mark W. Box 1.21 - Harris-Hawley Harris, I. Morrison
Harris, William
Harrison, Caskie
Harrison, George L.
Harrison, H. B.
Harrison, Henry H.
Harrison, Hall
Harrison, R. G.
Harrison, T. P.
Harrower, Pascal
Harris, Elisha
Harris, G.
Harris, J. Rendel
Harris, Samuel S.
Harris, W. Hall
Harris, W. T.
Harrison, C. C.
Harrison, James A.
Harrison, Samuel A.
Harrisse, Henry
Harry, I. Morrison
Harry, J. E.
Hart, Burdett
Various Hart-Harw
Hart, Caroline M. C.
Hart, Edward Box 1.21 - Harris-Hawley (Cont.) Hart, Samuel
Hartridge, J.
Hartsock, S. M.
Harwood, E. H.
Harwood, W.
Harwood, W.S.
Hart, J. M.
Hartwell, E. M.
Various Has-Hau
Haskins, David G.
Hasking, C. H.
Hasson, W. F. C.
Hatch, A. F.
Hathaway, A. S.
Haughton, H. O.
Haupt, L. M.
Hastings, C. S.
Hastings, S. C.
Hastings, Thomas S.
Hatfield, E. F.
Hatfield, J. T.
Haupt, Paul
Various Hav-Haz
Haweis, R.
Haworth, E.
Haworth, Erasmus
Hayes, T. G.
Haynes, D. F. & Co.
Haynes, D. F.
Hayes, William
Hawkesworth, Alan S.
Hawkins, F.
Hayden, ??
Haxen, A. D.
Haven, S. F.
Havens, R. N.
Hawkes, W. W.
Hawley, J. R.
Box 1.22 - Hay-Hitchcock
Hay, John
Hayden, H. C.
Hayes, Isaac Israel
Hayes, R. B.
Hayes, Thomas G.
Haygood, Atticus
Hazard, Caroline
Hazard, R.
Hazard, R. G.
Various Hea-Heo
Head, Franklin H.
Healy, P. F.
Hearst, Phoebe
Hearst, W. R.
Heberle, Joseph
Hecktenberg, Klara
Hebard, Daniel
Heber, Reginald
Hecker, J.
Hegger, Frank
Heineman, N.
Helfferich, Ad.
Helmer, C. D.
Various Hel-Hem
Helmolt, H. F.
Hemmeter, John C.
Hempl, George
Hemphill, C. R.
Various Hen-Hez
Henderson, C. R.
Henez, D.
Henry, Abram
Hepburn, A. D.
Hering, H. S.
Hering, J. W.
Herrick, Sophie B.
Hety, Charles H.
Hewett, W. T.
Heymann, M.
Hendrix, Eugene Russell
Henry, Joseph Box 1.22 - Hay-Hitchcock (Cont.) Herbert, H. A.
Herrick, Edward C.
Herrick, E. C.
Herrick, F. H.
Herrick, S. B.
Hervey, Walter L.
Hesse, Charles Henry
Hewit, Nath
Various Hi
Hickey, P.
Higgins, Anthony
Higley, M. A.
Hillyer, J. F.
Higginson, Thomas Wentworth
Hilgard, E. W.
Hilgard, J. E.
Hill, David J.
Hill, John W.
Hill, Thomas
Hill, Thomas
Hillhouse, James
Hillis, Newell Dwight
Hillis, Francis Lowell
Hioki, Eki
Various Hiu-Hit
Hinkley, E. O.
Hinsdale, B. A.
Hinton, C. H.
Hippisley, A. E.
Hitchcock, Henry
Hite, Lewis F.
Hitz, John
Hitchcock, Ripley
Hitchcock, Roswell D. Box 1.23 - Hoadley-Hoxie Hoadley, Charles J.
Hoar, George F.
Hobbs, L. L.
Hobbs, William H. (to Thomas Ball) Box 1.23 - Hoadley-Hoxie (Cont.) Hodge, C. F.
Various Hod-Holl
Hodges, F. L.
Holley, A. H.
Hooley, A. H.
Hogan, J.
Hodson, Thomas S.
Hodges, J. S. B.
Hodges, N. D. C.
Hodges, S. H.
Various Hoffman
Hoffman, Paul
Hoffman, Samuel
Hoffman, William E.
Hoffman, Charles G.
Hoffman, E. A.
Hofmann, Fred
Hoge, W. J.
Holden, E. S.
Holland, H. S.
Hollander, Jacob H.
Holley, A. H.
Holleben, Theodor von
Holls, Frederick W.
Holmes, D. H.
Holmes, (various)
Holst, Hermann Edward von
Holt, Hamilton
Holt, Henry
Various Hom-How
Homes, Thomas A.
Hooker, John
Horner, J. M.
Horner, Leonard
Horwitz, Orville
Hosmer, J. K.
Hough, F. B.
Hooker, J. D.
Hooker, Lewis L.
Hooper, Franklin W.
Hooker, Louis L. Box 1.23 - Hoadley-Hoxie (Cont.) Various Hopkins
Hopkins, Annette
Hopkins, Gerard Y.
Hopkins, Harry Patterson
Hopkins, Joseph H.
Hopkins, L.N.
Hopkins, Washburn
Hopkins, Johns
Hopkins, Samuel
Hopkins, Sarah W.
Holt, Hamilton
Hoppin, J.M.
Hough, Theodore
Houghton, Richard Monckton Milnes
Houghton - Mifflin & Co.
Howard, Charles Webb
Houston, David J.
Howard, O.O.
Howe, Julia Ward
Howell, Edwin E.
Howell, William H.
Howells, Williams Dean
Hoxie, Henry N. Box 1.24 - Hoyt-Ja Hoyt, John W.
Various Hu - Hy
Hubbard, S.A.
Hubbell, C.B.
Hubner, E.
Hughes, W.H.
Humen, E.H.
Humphrey, M.A.
Humphreys, E.R.
Humphreys, John T.
Humphreys, M.W.
Humphreys, W.J.
Hume, E.H.
Hungerford, Edward
Hubbard, J.D. Box 1.24 - Hoyt-Ja (Cont.) Hubard, O.P.
Hubbard Publishing Co.
von Humboldt, Alexander
Humphrey, Mrs. H.H.
Hunt, Hellen W.F.
Hunt, T. Sterry
Hunt, T. Sterry
Huntington, Charles P.
Huntington, E.B.
Huntington, General Jabez
Huntington, Samuel
Huntington, W.R.
Hurd, Henry M.
Hurlbut, Joseph
Hurst, John F.
Hutchinson, Cary T.
Hutchinson, Paul
Hutchinson, William
Hutton, T. Maxwell
Huxley, Henrietta
Huxley, Thomas H.
Hyde, J.E.
Various "I"
van Idsinga
Ignes, E.S.
Ingersoll, Colin M.
Ion, T.P.
Irby, Richard
Irving, R.D.
Irwin, Agnes
Inglis, J.A.
Institute of Agriculture and Education
International Review
Irving, Washington
Ives, Charles L.
Various Ja
Box 1.25 - Jackson-Johnson, Robert
Jackson, A.
Jackson, H.W.
Jackson, W.W.
Jacobi
Jaeques
James, George F.
James, George F.
Jamieson, A.F.
Jamieson, A.F.
Jastings, S.M.
Jackson, A.V.W.
Jackson, A.W. Jr.
Jackson, Andrew
Jackson, E.E.
Jackson, G.E.
Jackson, F.W.
Jackson, George A.
Jackson, Helen Hunt
Jackson, Joseph C.
Jackson, L.L.
Jackson, Herman
Jacques, W.W.
James, Edmund J.
James, Henry
James, William
Jameson, J.F.
Janneu, Susan W.
Jastrow, Joseph
Jastrow, Morris, Jr.
Jay, John
Jebb, Richard C.
Various Je
Jenanyan, H.S.
Jerge, J.M.
Jessup, C.A.
Jewell, Lewis E.
Jewett, H.J. Jr.
Jenks, Jeremiah W.
Jefferson, Thomas
Jesse, R.H.
Jessup, H.H. Box 1.25 - Jackson-Johnson, Robert (Cont.) Jessup, Morris K.
Jewell, Marshall
Jewett, C.C.
J.H.U. Club of the Middle West
Johns Hopkins University
Various Johnson
Johnson, C.C.
Johnson, Charles F.
Johnson, C.W.L.
Johnson, D.S.
Johnson, George Ben
Johnson, John Hensley
Johnson, J. Hensley
Johnson, John Q.
Johnson, S. W.
Johnson Co., A. J.
Adams, C. K.
Dana, E. S.
Lilly, Robert
Nichols, J. W.
Johnson, Alexander
Johnson, Andrew
Johnson, B. F.
Johnson, G.
Johnson, R. U.
Johnson, Reverdy, Jr. (plus photograph) Box 1.26 - Johnson, Rossiter-Kellogg Johnson, Rossiter
Johnson, W. Woolsey
Johnson, Christopher
Johnston, Henry E.
Johnston, H. P.
Johnston, R. M.
Johnston, William Preston
Various Jones
Jones, Charles C., Jr.
Jones, E. C.
Jones, J. Francis
Jones, J. S. Box 1.26 - Johnson, Rossiter-Kellogg (Cont.) Jones, Martha (Jones, Mrs. E. Lee)
Jones, Sam
Jones, W. A.
Jones, William Y.
Jones, Frederick R.
Jones, Luther M.
Jones, William Carey
Jordan, David S.
Joy, A. Bruce
Joy, C. A.
Joynes, E. S.
Judson, Abby A.
Jusserand, Jean Adrien Antoine Jules
Various Ka
Kayser, L. T.
Cantor, S.
Karsten, Gustaf E.
Kasson, John A.
Kaufman, A. C.
Kay, Joseph
Various Ke
Keasbey, A. Q.
Keet, A. E.
Keller, Arthur E.
Kellicott, D. S.
Kellogg, S. N.
Kennedy, J. S.
Kennedy, Thomas J.
Kerr, C. G.
Keane, John J.
Keeler, James E.
Keen, W. W.
Keane, John H.
Keep, Robert P.
Keller, Mrs. Deane
Keller, Helen
Kellogg, Martin
Kellogg, Theodore D.
Box 1.27 - Kelly-Langdon
Kelly, Dr. Howard A.
Kelsey, Francis W.
Kelvin, Lord William Thomson
Kemp, Lawrence B.
Kennon, Beverly
Kernochan, J. F.
Ketcham, F.
Keyser, Ephraim
Keyser, R. Brent
Keyser, William
Various Ki
Kimball, J. P.
Kimball, R. D.
King, William F.
Kingsbury, J. T.
Kipel, G. E.
King, Anne T.
Kirk, Anne T.
Kirk, J. F.
Kirkland, C. M.
Kimball, Arthur
King, Clarence
King, Elizabeth T.
King, Francis T.
Kingsbury, F. J.
Kingsley, Reverend Charles
Kingsley, William L.
Kinne, W.
Kip, William Ingraham
Kirby, Georgiana B.
Kirkland, J. H.
Kirkus, W.
Various Kl-Kn
Knower, H. M.
Klapp, William H.
Knapp, W. I.
Knox, J. J.
Knox, J. M.
Knight, William
Various Ko-Ky
Koniston, J. E. Box 1.27 - Kelly-Langdon (Cont.)
Koren, John
Koto, B.
Koyle, C. H.
Kriehn, George
Kunze, William F.
Kurino, S.
Kraft, H. F.
Kuhara, Mitsura
Kuki, R.
Kunz, George F.
Ladd, Christine
de La Fayette, Marquis
Various La
Laffan, William M.
Lagarde, Paul
Lamb, Eli M.
Lamberton, W. A.
Lamborn, Robert H.
Landon, M. D.
Lane, F. R.
Lane, Gardiner M.
Lane, L. C.
Langdon, C.
Latchfield, H.
Latimer, E. W.
Lawrence, William
Laussedat, A.
Lawton, W. C.
Law, John
Law school (letter of DCG re: formation of a law school)
Lalor, J. J.
Lamb, J. & R.
Lanciani, Rodolfo Amadeo
Lane, G. M.
Lang, A.
Langdon, William Chauncy Box 1.28 - Langley-Liddell
Langley, S. P.
Lanman, C. R.
Lanham, Charles
Larcom, Lucy Box 1.28 - Langley-Liddell (Cont.) Latrobe, Ferdinand C. (plus photographs)
Latrobe, J. H. B.
Latrobe, John H. B.
Lavigerie, Cardinal
Lawrence, William
Lawton, William C.
Lazear, Mrs. Jesse W. (to Daniel C. Gilman)
Paton, Stewart
Howell, W. H.
Jesse William Lazear Memorial (pamphlet)
Lazear, Mrs. M.
Dennu, J. W.
Hurd, Henry M.
Lazear, Mabel H. (Mrs. Jesse W. Lazear)
Lea Brothers & Co. and Lea, C. M.
Various Le
Leakin, G. A.
Leavitt, Joshua
Le lear, Thomas
Leeds, George
Lefavour, H.
Leffingwell, E. H.
Leiter, F. Z.
Learned, Marion Dexter
Learned, W. L.
Le Conte, John
Le Conte, Joseph & John
Various Lee
Lee, Henry
Lee, John W.
Lee, S. D.
Lee, S. H.
Lee, S. H.
Lee, Stephen L.
Lee, S. L.
Lee, Thomas S.
Lee, William
Lee, William Lee
Lee, Benjamin
Lee, Gerald Stanley
Lee, G. W. M. Box 1.28 - Langley-Liddell (Cont.) Lee, Robert E.
Lee, S. S.
Lefevre, George
Leftwich, Adelia
Leftwich, J. F.
Leo, W.
Leonard, Gardner C.
Lepsius, Richard
Lesquereux, Leo
Levasseur, Richard
Levering, Eugene
Various Le-Lez
Levy, R. G.
Leyburn, John
Various Lewis
Lewis, Grace A.
Lewis, J. R.
Lewis, L.
Lewis, T. H.
Lewis, Taylor
Lewis, W. J.
Lewis, William R.
Lewis, A. N.
Lewis, Charlton J.
Lewis, Charlton T.
Various Li
Libbey, J. M.
Lieber, John
Lindsay, J. S.
Lindsay, T. B.
Lindsley, Thales
Littlehales, G. W.
Littell, E. T.
Libbey, William
Liddell, M. H. Box 1.29 - Lieber-Lyman Lieber, Francis
Lieber, J. Norman
Lieber, Mathilde Box 1.29 - Lieber-Lyman (Cont.) Lilley, Robert
Lippincott, Co., J. B.
Lippitt, Elisa W. & Elisa G.
Lippitt, Francis J.
Litchfield, Grace D.
Livermore, George
Various Loa-Lou
Loch, C. S.
Locu, William A.
Loeb, Morris
Lodge, G.
Logan, J. M.
Long, Augustus W.
Long, John S.
Locke, Josephine C.
Lockyer, J. Normal
Lockyer, Sir J. N.
Lodge, H. C.
Logan, Walter S.
Long, John D.
Longfellow, A. W., Jr.
Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth
Longley, S. P.
Various Loo-Loz
Loomis, A. M.
Lord, D.
Lord, Frances E.
Lord, J.
Lord, John
Lovering, Joseph
Lowery, R.
Loomis, Elias
Loomis, H., Jr.
Loring, Katherine P.
Lotsy, T. P.
Loudon, James
Lounsbury, T. R.
Loverwell, J. T.
Low, Seth
Lowden, T. S.
Lowndes, Lloyd Box 1.29 - Lieber-Lyman (Cont.) Lowell, Augustus
Lowell, James Russell
Loyson, Charles
Various Lu-Ly
Lucas, G. A.
Luckey, G. W. A.
Lyman, T. B.
Lucky, George J.
Ludlow, Helen W.
Lukens, Herman T.
Lyman, David
Lyman, C. S.
Lyman, J. H.
Box 1.30 - M-Marquand
Mabie, Hamilton W. Various Mab-Mac
Mabilleau, L.
MacCormac, William
Mace, Jean
Mackenzie, Michael Alexander
Mackenzie, W. D.
MacVeagh, Franklin
Macy, J. Everit MacAlister, James
MacCracken. H.W.
MacKenzie, James C.
MacLean, F. P.
MacLean, George
MacNab, Fullerton
MacVeagh, Wayne Box 1.30 - M-Marquand (Cont) M Various McA-McG
McAneny, George W
McCabe, W. Gordon
McComas, L. E.
McCormick, Henry (3)
McCulloch, R. L.
McCully, L. M.
McDonald, Marshall.
McFadden, Edward B.
McGee, W. J
McGuck, E. A. McCauley, J. A.
McClure, S. S.
McComas, L. E.
McCook, John S.
McCosh, James
McCoy, John Williamson
McCrady, John
MacDonald, Arthur
McF...?, (on Charlotte Perkins Gilman)
McGee, M. J. McI-MV (Various)
McIlwaine, R. M.
McInnis, L.L.
McIntire, Charles
McIntosh, B.
McIver, C.D.
McKew, D.I.
McKinley, Carlyle
McLane, A.
MCLane, R,M.
McLaughlin, William
McCarter, J.B.
McSherry, J
McVicar, P. McKim & Company
McKim, Charles F. Box 1.30 - M-Marquand (Cont.) McKim, J. M.
McLane, James
McLane, Kate M.
McLean, J. K.
McPherson, John H.T. Macullum, A.B.
Machen, A. W.
Machen, Minnie Gresham
Mad-Map (Various)
Maddox, Knox
Magoun, H. W.
Mahaffy, J. P.
Makespeace, F. B.
Mall, F. P.
Mallery, Garrick
Mallory, George S.
Mangum, A. W.
Manning, Eugene W.
Mapes, E. S. Magill, Edward H.
Magnieu, A.
Mahan, Alfred Thayer
Mall, Franklin P.
Mallet, J. W.
Manatt, Irving J.
Manchester, J.
Marburg, Theodore
Marquand, Allan
Box 1.31 - Marsh-Metcalf Marsh, O. C.
Marston, W. S.
Martin, H. Newell Box 1.31 - Marsh-Metcalf (Cont.) Martenet - Martin (Various)
Martenet, Fussell
Martin, D. S.
Martin, H.C.
Martin, W. R. Martin, James
Martin, W. H.. P. Mary - Mayo (Various)
Marye, George T., Jr.
Maryland National Guard
Mason, O.T.
Mason, Perry & Co.
Maspero, Gaston
Massey, J. E
Matthews, Edward B.
Mathias, J.J.
Matthews, R. E.
May, Abby W.
Matz, F.P.
May, Dick
Mayer, Brants
Mayer, Charles F.
Mayer, F. B.
Mayo, A.D. Maryland Geological Survey
Maryland State Geological Survey
Maryland Institute (for the Promotion of the Mechanic Arts.
Carter, John M.
McLane, K. M.
Carter, John M. (5)
Cordell, E. F.
Gilman, Daniel C. (to Maryland Institute)
Gilman, Daniel C. (to James M. Carter)
Gilman, Daniel C. (to Andrew Carnegie) Box 1.31 - Marsh-Metcalf (Cont.) Maryland Institute Annual Report (1904-1905)
Maryland Institute - Plans, Memorandum, Etc.
Maryland Institute Carnegie Gift - Newspaper Clippings Mather (Various)
Mather, F. J.
Mather, Samuel
Mather, W.
Matheson, P. E.
Mathews & Co., E. J.
Matzke, John E.
Mayer, Alfred M.
Mayo-Smith, Richmond Mea - Mei (Various)
Mears, Ellis
Meany, E. S.
Mecoy, W. J.
Meier, Henry Mead, E. D.
Means, D. McG
Mendenhall, T. C.
Menger, L.E. Mer - Mey (Various_
Meriwether, Colyer
Merrifield,
Meyer, J. Merrian (Various)
Merriam, A. C.
Merriam, Alice M.
Merriam, C. Hart
Merriam, G. C.
Merriam, G. S.
Merriam, G. W.
Merriam, J. M.
Merriam, James F.
Merriam, Edward L.
Merriam, G. & C. Box 1.31 - Marsh-Metcalf (Cont.) Merriman (Various)
Merriman, Alice AM.
Merriman, G.C.
Merriman, Mansfield Merriman, Daniel
Merrill (Various)
Merrill, P. I.
Merrill, Selah
Metcalf, L.S. Box 1.32 - Mic-Morris Michie, Peter S.
Middleton, H. C.
Various Mi
Mikkelsen, M. A.
Miles, William Porter
Mindeleff, Cosmos
Minot, C. S.
Minton, Maurice M.
Mitchell, E. K.
Mitchell, O. H.
Mittag, Seffler
Miller, Francis
Miller, Joseph Dana
Milhouse, F. Russell
Mills, D. O.
Mills, Wesley
Minns, Edwin
Letters In Connection with his "Life of Sidney Lanier"
Page, W. H.
Minnis, E. (2)
Lanier, Charles D.
Gilman, Daniel C. (to Ira Remsen)
Minturn, E. T.
Minturn, R. B. Box 1.32 - Mic-Morris (Cont.)
Mitchell, Donald G.
Mitchell, Henry
Mitchell, Lucy M.
Mitchell, S. Weir
Mitsukuri, Kakichi
von Mitzlaff, E.
Various Moa-Moo
von Mohe, Ottmer
Molineux, E. L.
Monro, D. B.
Montague, C. O.
Montgomery, J. M.
Moore, B. P.
Moore, E. H.
Moore, Frank
Moore, J. L.
Moore, W. L.
Moore, Willis
Moorehead, W. K.
Moorly, D. L.
Mogyorossy, Arcade
(also Minton, Warren)
Monod, G.
Moody, D. L.
Moore, C. H.
Moore, George F.
Moore, Norman
Various Mop-Moz
Morley, B. F.
Morse, Leopold
Mosher, Robert Brent
Motora, Yuigiro
Mott, Hallan
Mottier, D. M.
Moulton, Franklin W.
Moulton, J. H.
Moulton, R. G.
Mozormdar, P. C.
Morgan, George F. G.
Morgan, J. P.
Box 1.32 - Mic-Morris (Cont.)
Morgan, L. H.
Morgan, J. H.
Morgan, T. H.
Mori, Arinori
Morison, N. H. Box 1.33 - Morse-Nelson Morse, Samuel F. B.
Morton, Paul
Motora, Yujiro
Moulton, Richard G.
Muirhead, J. F.
Mulford, E.
Muller, Dr. H. C.
Various Mum-Muz
Mumford, Edward W.
Munro, Dana C.
Munroe, Charles E.
Murray, John
Murray, Lindley
Mutsu, Munemitsu
Munbridge, Edward
Munger, T. T.
Munn, C. E.
Munro, J. E. Crawford
Murfee, J. T.
Murphy, Franklin
Murray, A. S., Jr.
Murray, David
Murray, J. O.
Murray, N.
Murray, Professor T. C.
Muss, Arnolt W.
Muzzarelli, Antoine
Various Na
Nachtrieb, Henry F.
Nausen (Clapham, Lionel)
Navilly, Edouard
Nadal, E. S.
Nash, Francis Phillip Box 1.33 - Morse-Nelson (Cont.) National Civil Service Reform League
Various Ne
Nelson, A. L.
Nelson, Julius
New, John C.
Newbury, J. S.
Newcomb, W.
Newcomer, B. F.
Newton, C. T.
Newton, J. Calhoun
Newton, J. K.
Neal, David
Neal, Margaret Eleanor
Neander, J. A. W.
Nelson, C. K.
Nelson, H. L. Box 1.34 - New Mercantile Library-Newcomb New Mercantile Library (A-L)
Baldwin, W. H.
Bonaparte, Charles J.
Bowdoin, Henry J.
Brown, Alexander
Brune, William H.
Carey, James, Jr.
Cate, Charlotte Abbott
Cohen, Jacob I.
Cohen, Mendes
Crouch, Martha
Donaldson, John J.
Carmichael, Mrs. William
Colston, Frederick M.
Cowen, John K.
Eaton, C. J. M.
Ellicott, J. F.
Garrett, M. E.
New Mercantile Library (Cont.)
Garrett, T. H.
Garrett, Robert
Garrett, T. Harrison Box 1.34 - New Mercantile Library-Newcomb (Cont.) Gary, James A.
Gatchell, J. C.
Bond, James
Glenn, John
Gordon, B. B.
Grafflin, ?
Graham, John T.
Grieves, Mary (Mrs.)
King, Francis T.
Rogers, Julia
Gregg, Maurice
Irving, A. M.
Jones, J. W.
James, H.
Keyser, R. Brent
Lee, J. W. M.
Levering, E.
Keyser, William
King, F. T.
Kirwan, E. F.
New Mercantile Library (Part II - M-Z)
Maryland Historical Society
McCoy, J. W.
McSherry, G. A.
Merrefield, Joseph
Morris, W. H.
Newcomer, Waldo
Park, Henry A.
Poindexter, ?
Randall, Blanchard
Redwood, John
Rieman, Joseph H.
Tompkins, J. A.
Riggs, Lawrason
Shoemaker, A. C. E.
Simpson, R. F.
Slingluff, F. C.
Smith, W. L. Spence, W. W.
Stickney, J. Henry Box 1.34 - New Mercantile Library-Newcomb (Cont.) Stockbridge, Henry
Tansall, K. G.
Tompkins, J. A.
Vincent, J. M.
Wallis, S. T.
Weld, W. George
Witte, G. E.
Yardley, William
Yerkes, Eliza W.
The New Mercantile Library - Documents
First Annual Report of The New Mercantile Library Assoc. of Baltimore City
2nd Annual Report of the New Mercantile Library Assoc. of Baltimore City
New Mercantile Library - 1898
New Mercantile Library - Books Deemed Valuable on Account of Rarity
[List of Books]
"Chapter 145"
New Mercantile Library - Books Suitable for Maryland Historical Society
Gift Fund (list of donors)
Re-Organization of the Mercantile Library
New Mercantile Library - The Johns Hopkins University - 1897
New Mercantile Library - Royal Insurance Company - 1888
New Mercantile Library - 1890
New Mercantile Library (Stockholders' Meeting - November 14, 1903)
Thomas Wilson Sanitarium - 1891-1892
New Mercantile Library - Third Annual Report of Board of Managers, 1890
Newbold, William Romaine
Newcomb, Simon Box 1.35 - Newel-Paget Newel, S.
Newell, Hugh
Newell, M. A.
Newman, S. M.
Newton, H. A.
Nichols, Herbert
Nichols, J. W.
Nicodemus, Patriarch of Jerusalem
Nield, Ernest
Box 1.35 - Newel-Paget (Cont.)
Various No-Nu
Nordhof, Charles
Norman, Henry
Norris, William H.
Norton, John T.
Neophila, Mary, S. S. N. D.
Notre Dame of Maryland, Sisters of
Nusima, J. H.
Norris, J. Olney
North, Dr. E. D.
North, Edward
North East Harbor Library (in memory of Daniel C. Gilman)
Northend, Charles
Northrop, B. G.
Northrop, Cyrus
Northwestern Association of JHU Alumni
Norton, Charles Benjamin
Norton, Charles E.
Norton, Richard
Nott, Eliphalet
Notton, R.
Noyes, Daniel R.
Noyes, J. L.
Noyes, William
Various Oa-Ol
Ober, Frank W.
Odell, William H.
O'Doherty, George
Oertel, Hanns
Ogden, Herbert G.
Ogden, W. B.
Ogle, P. R.
O'Grady, M. I.
Oliver, R. B.
Olney, E.
Olcott, H. S.
O'Connell, D. J.
O'Connor, B. J.
Oesinger, Henri
Olmstead, Denison
Box 1.35 - Newel-Paget (Cont.)
Olmstead, John B.
Olmstead, Frederick Law
Olney, Richard
Ord, William M.
Orr, Gustavus J.
Osborn, Henry F.
Oakey, [Oudin & Oakey]
Ottley, C. W.
Owens, R. B.
Orr, A. E.
Osborn, Henry L.
Osborn, C. S.
Osler, Sir William
Page, Thomas Nelson
Page, Walter H.
Paget, Francis
Paget, James and Lydia Box 1.36 - Paine-Pierce, B. Paine, J. A.
Paine, Robert Treat
Painter, C. C.
Palfrey, John G.
Various Palmer
Palmer, E. D.
Palmer, Elizabeth C.
Palmer, S. H.
Palmer, T. W.
Palmer, William H.
Palmer, Chase
Palmer, Henry A.
Palmer, Joseph Par-Pau (Various)
Parkhurst, C. H.
Passano, L.M.
Passmore, John A. M.
Paton, Wm.
Patrick, George
Patten, James. H.
Patton, Wm. W.
Pauncefote, Julian Paret, Wilham
Paris, Gaston to A. M. Elliott to the Executive Committee
Parish, Ariel Parks (Various)
Parks, C. Wellman
Parks, J. L
Park, J. R. Park, Edward A.
Parker (Various)
Parker, Cortland
Parker, Foxhall
Parker, Horatio
Parker, John D.
Parker, Mary A.
Parker, W. H.
Box 1.36 - Paine-Pierce, B. (Cont.)
Parker, Peter [Missionary & U. S. Minister to China}
Parker, Peter
Parmenter, C. W.
Parsons, E. B.
Parsons, John B.
Parsons, John C.
Paten“t e, J.
Patterson, C. P.
Patton, Francis
Paul, A. G.
Payne, Prof. W. H
Peabody (Various)
Peabody, Endicott
Peabody, S.H.
Peabody, Elizabeth P.
Peabody, A. P.
Peabody, Francis G.
Peabody, George
Peabody, George & Co.
Peabody, George Foster Peabody Institute - Lecturers, Programmes, Etc.
Provosts' Report 1893-1894
Tabular Statement regarding Lecture Courses at Peabody
Lectures, 1896-1897
Lectures, 1896-1899
Peabody Institute - Lecturers B-R
Barker, George F.
Bendann, David
Bickmore, D. S.
Blashfield, E. H.
Carter, S. R.
Dana, C. A.
Dodge, T. A.
Fenell, E. F.
Frothingham, A. L.
Frothingham, A. L., Jr.
Hale, G. E.
Hale, W. G. Box 1.36 - Paine-Pierce, B. (Cont.) French, D. C.
Hitchcock, R.
Ives, F. E.
Jastrow, M., Jr.
Keeler, James E.
La Farge,
Lord, A. W. (3)
Merrill, S.
Merriman, D. (3)
Moorel, W. L.
Newton, R. Q.
Niles, W. H.
Norton, C. E.
Parker, H.
Pyle, Howard (3)
Robinson, Edward
Rowland, H. A. Peabody Institute - Lecturers S-Y
Sands, M. H.
Schauffler, A. F.
Shaler, N. S.
Smith, J. Hopkinson
Smith, Charles Sprague
Spaulding, H. G.
Sturgis, Russell
Taylor, J. W.
Thomson, Elihu
Tiffany, C. C.
Trowbridge, J. T.
Walker, C. Howard
Walker, F. A.
Walters, H.
Ware, W. R.
Warner, C. D. (2)
Weir, J. F.
Willis, B.
Wilson, E. L.
Wyatt, J. B. N.
Young, C. A. (2)
Box 1.36 - Paine-Pierce, B. (Cont.)
Pearce (Various)
Pearce, E. H.
Pearce, J. A.
Peary, Robert E. and Peary, Josephine Peas - Pen (Various)
Pelham, Henry
Pease, E.M.
Pennington, Josias
Pennington, James H. Peaslee, Edward H.
Peck (Various)
Peck, E. L
Peck, H.P.
Peck, L.B.
Peck, Tracy
Peckham, Leroy Bliss Peed, M. T.
Peirce, B. K.
Peirce, Benjamin [Professor Benjanim Peirce-Mathematics-Professor in Harvard College] --------------------------------
Box 1.37 - Paine-Pierce, B.
C.S. Peirce's Library
Peirce, Charles S.
Peirce, J. M.
Peirce, Josiah Jr. M.
Peirce, Walter
Pendleton, Charlotte
Penn, H.
Penniman, G. D.
Pennington, R. G. Harper
Pepper, William Per-Pet (Various)
Percival, J. W.
Perot, W. A.
Perrin, Lavalette Box 1.37 - Paine-Pierce, B. (Cont.)
Pessels, Constance
Peters, C. H. F.
Peters, J. P.
Peterson, T. S. Percival, James G. - [Geologist and Poet]
Perdicaris, Ion
Perier, Casimir
Perine, E. G. Perkins (Various)
Perkins, C. A.
Perkins, Charles C.
Perkins, Eliza
Perkins, Elizabeth
Perkins, J.
Perkins, Jos.
Perkins, William Perkins,Elisha H.
Perkins, F. B.
Perkins, George L.
Perron, James
Perry, A. L.
Perry, E. D.
Perry, Mason & Co.
Perry, T. S.
Pertz, G. H.
Pertz, Leonora
Petermann, August Heinrich
Peters, Clinton
Peters, John
Peters, Winfield
Peterson, W.
Petrie, F.
Box 1.37 - Paine-Pierce, B. (Cont.)
Phelps (Various)
Phelps, Austin
Phelps, A. E.
Phelps, C. E.
Phelps, E. J.
Phelps, Edward J. Phelps, M. Stuart
Phelps, William Walter
Philbrick, John D.
Phillips, Henry Jr. Box 1.38 - Pi-Pr Piccerillo, Charles
Pickering, Charles
Pierrepont, Edward
Pierrepont, H. E.
Pierson, H. L.
Pilling, F. A.
Pinchot, Clifford
Pinkney, C. W.
Pickering, Edward C.
Pickering, Timothy
Pierce, S. L.
Pierce, G. W.
Pierce, H. M.
Pierce, Imogen S.
Pierce, Granville
Pierce, Moses
Pierpont, John
Pierson, W. S.
Pierson, C. C.
Pine, John B.
Piper, W. H.
Pitt, Faris C.
Placzek, S. Box 1.38 - Pi-Pr (Cont.) Platner, S. B.
Playfair, Lynn
Playfair, R. L.
Platt, Walter B.
Pleasants, J. H.
Poe, Edgar Allan
Morgan [?]
Williams, Henry W.
Slye, Edward
Stone & Kimball
Pohndorff, F.
Poinier, Porter
Poland, W. C.
Pomeroy, J. N.
Pond, J. B.
Poole, W. F.
Poor, Charles
Porter, Edward C.
Porter, Samuel
Porter, J. A.
Porter, Mary Burr
Porter, Noah
Post, George E.
Potter, Edward T.
Potter, H. C.
Potter, Giles
Potter, Howard
Potter, Webster
Potts, Laurette E.
Powell, E. F.
Powell, G. T.
Powell, J. W.
Powell, W. B.
Powers, Thomas
de Poyen, Rene
Potts, William
Potwin, Lemmell S.
Powell, Francis S.
Prang, & Co. Louis & Prang Louis
Pratt, Bela L.
Pratt, Enoch Box 1.38 - Pi-Pr (Cont.) Pratt, George
Pratt, G. W.
Pratt, Lewellyn
Pratt, R. H.
Pratt Charles
Pratt, Waldo S.
Pratt & Co.
Prentiss, E.
Preston, E. D., Jr.
Price, H[enry]
Price, Overton W.
Price, Overton
Price, Thomas R.
Price, William
Price, J. Seargeant
Prime, W.
Proctor, R. A.
Prothero, R. E.
Prince, J. Dyneley
Pritchett, Henry S.
Proudfit, Alex
Box 1.39 - Pu-Rising
Purdy & Nicholas
Pullenayegun, B. D.
Pumpelly, Raphael
Puriton, D. B.
Purnell, W. H.
Purnell, T. N.
Pyle, Howard
Pyne, P. R.
Putnam, George P. & Sons
Putnam, J. P.
Putnam. F. W.
Putnam, James O.
Putnam, Herbert
Pye-Smith, P. H.
Pynchon, T. R.
Quincey, Edmind Box 1.39 - Pu-Rising (Cont.) Quinet, Edgar
Quinet, E.
Quinn, Prof. Daniel
Rabge, Carl
Rabillon, L.
Ramage, B. J.
Randolph, A. M.
Rankin, R. G.
Rankins, W. B.
Rambeau, A.
Ramsay, W.
Rand, Edward L.
Randall, Blanchard
Randall, Don R.
Randall, J. W.
Randall, S. J.
Randall, W. W.
Randall, Elizabeth
Randall, James R.
Randolph, Dr. R. L.
Rathbone, James D.
Rathburn, Richard
Ranck, Samuel H.
Raymond, A. V. V.
Raymond, H. J.
Raymond, Juliette
Raymond, R. R.
Raymond, J. H.
Raymond, R. W.
Rayner, Isidor
Reed, Edwin
Read, Daniel
Ready, Augustus
Read, E. A.
Reed, Edwin
Reeves, W. P.
Reid, D. B.
Martin, W. A. P.
Peid, Gilbert
Reinstein, J. B. Box 1.39 - Pu-Rising (Cont.)
Retzius, Gustaf
Redfield, John H.
Reed, C. E. B.
Reed, Jacob alias Atsiektaty [?]
Reeves, William Peters
Reese, Charles
Reid, Harry F.
Reid, W. F.
Reid, Whitelaw
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Woods, H. G. Box 1.56 Alaska Trip Box 1.57 Atlanta Exposition
Series 1 Miscellaneous (Following Correspondence)
Box 1.58 Misc. N.D.; News clippings 1852-1869 Box 1.59 1839-1879
1839-52 Misc.
1854-55 Russia (2 folders)
Notes on Juvenile delinquency
Yale Memorial Chapel 1865-68
Yale Catalog 1852
Letters of Gilman to JHU Trustees (1875) (2 folders)
Gilman's notes on Universities and religion
1878-79 JHU and French classes
1867 Sunday evening lectures
1875 Plan for JHU (copy)
1876-78 Faculty reports
1876-79 Fellowships
1875 Newpaper clippings re: JHU
Map of JHU (copy)
1871 Visit to Fort Wordsworth Dakota
Notes on American Education
1876-1880 JHU faculty, lectures
Notes: Gilman on choosing faculty for JHU
Speeches: National Deaf Mute College 1904
Church of Brou 1877
After School Studies 1878
Newspaper clippings
Box 1.60 1880-1889
Trustees:
Mathematics Courses, 1876-1882
1880-1883
Baxley, H. Willis (Estate) 1880
Teachers Class 1880-81
New Buildings for JHU
Long Range Planning - Faculty 1881
Weather Service 1882
Vaccination of students 1883
YMCA 1886
Report on public lectures 1882
1884-1886
JHU Public Lectures 1876-86; 1889
1887-8
JHU and the Press 1889
1889
Gilman to JHU Trustees, April 1, 1889
Speeches:
Commemoration Day 1876-83
Reorganization of the Mercantile Library 188-
"The Idea of the University" 1881
Commemoration Day 1881
"The Genesis of a Great Gift [1882]
College Education for Baltimore Boys 1883
"Choice of a Vocation" 1884
Universities 1884
"The Benefits which Society derives from
Universities" 1885
"Hand-Crafts" 1886
The Charity Organization Society 1889
"Greek Art in a Manufacturing Town of New
England"
"The Future of the Johns Hopkins
University" 1888
1889
Commemoration Day 1889
Samuel Coleridge Taylor
"George W. Lane"
Box 1.60 (Cont.)
"Pelatiah Perit" 1889
Visit to William and Mary
Ph.D Degrees 1889
Newspaper Clippings & Printed Matter
Death of James A. Garfield
Baltimore & Ohio RR
JHU Emergency Fund 1887, 1888
JHU Faculty Pensions 1881
Guest book from Sir William Thompson (Lord Kelvin)
lectures 1884 Box 1.61 1890-1897
Gilman to JHU Board of Trustees 1891
Electrical Engineering at JHU 1890; report 1892-93
Steam Engineering 1894
Trustees 1894-97
History Examinations 1890, 1895
Trustees 1890-93
Gilman to JHU Trustees
1891-93 Medical School
Congratulatory Greeting, Princeton, 1896
Gilman to Paul Haupt (Latin Greeting 1894)
JHU Junior Class Proclamation, Oct. 1894
Articles and Speeches 1890-91
Articles and Speeches 1891
Articles and Speeches 1892
Articles and Speeches 1893
Articles and Addresses 1894-95
Articles and Speeches 1896 (2 folders)
Printed Articles, Addreses, Mss. Notes 1896-97
Peabody Lectures 1896?
'91 Club
Franco-American Union 1895
Newspaper Clippings 1890-1891
Newspaper Clippings 1892-1894
Gilman & the New York City Public School System - Newspaper Clippings (3
folders)
Memos re: New York Public Schools 1896 Box 1.62 1898-1901 Reports: 1898-1899 - electricity; astronomy; fellowships; scholarships
Addresses & manuscript notes, 1898-1899
"Books & Politics." Address delivered at Princeton, October 22, 1898
Newspaper clippings, 1898-1899 (2 folders)
Newspaper & magazine clippings, 1900-1901 (2 folders)
Congratulatory letters on 70th Birthday, July 6, 1901
Gilman to Board of Trustees [Beginning Presidency of JHU November 15, 1900
& February 22, 1901]
Miscellaneous, 1900-1901
Nominations for successor to Gilman as JHU President, 1900-1901
Addresses, 1901 Box 1.63 1902-1906 Addresses, Articles & Notes, 1902-1905 (2 folders)
Addresses, 1906-1907 (2 folders)
Article: "American Oriental Society," 1906
Addreses & Articles
Origin of the JH Medical School [1906?]
Walter Reed Memorial Fund
Article on Tallyrand [1906?]
Addresses on Selection of Faculty & Early Public Lectures at JHU [1906]
Articles, 1906-1907
Gilman & the Carnegie Institutions
Newspaper clippings 1902-1904
Obituary notes & memorial, 1908
Series 2 Notebooks Box 2.1 n.d "Notes on Books"
n.d. [notes on European history]
n.d. "James Monroe"
1852 [notes on meteorology course at Yale
by Denison Olmsted
1862 [notes on modern history 1868 Von Sybel, "The German Universities; Their Results
and Needs"
1871 Von Hofmann, "The Universities in the New German
Empire"
n.d. Laas, "Gymnasium and Realschule; Old Questions
Historically...Prussian Education Bill"
1874 Gallenkamp, "The Reform of the Higher Institutions
of Learning Particularly of the Realschule"
1875 Bonitz, "The Question of Reform in Our HIgher
Schools"
[1876] "Notes chiefly on universities"
[1878] "Social Sciences"
[1878] "A.E. and I.O.for U." [notes on Bonapartes and
Wordsworth]
[1878] "University" Box 2.2 1879 "JHU Conclusion Book D.C.G."
1880 "Notes on Books Read"
1885 "Notes and Queries"
1890 Notes from Books"
n.d. [notes on nature]
1891 "Odds and Ends"
1892 [notes on Winchester]
1899-1900 "McClure"
1905 [notes] Box 2.3 1876 "Notes Chiefly on Universities"
1888 "Notes on Universities-Colleges Teaching"
1888 "Miscellaneous Citations"
[1891] "Progress of Science for Sholer's Book"
1893 [notes]
Series 3 Photographs
Box 3.1
4. Photo album given to Daniel Gilman by the Berkeley Club [note: the relative
chronology of albums 4 and 5 has not been determined. Although Wm. C.
Bartlett and one unidentified figure are depicted in both collections, it is possible that they were
parts of the same commemorative donation. Neither bears a date, but each probably relates to
Gilman's resignation from the University of California in 1875. Many of the identifications,
especially in album 4, are uncertain; that of Willard Risings, for expamle, is probably wrong
(cf. III. B. bb. above), and others may have been shifted from their original
order. For the most part, identifications that remain are in the form of
signatures on the backs of the pages.]
a. Unidentified man
b. A. Campbell
c. [I?] A. Benton
d. Geo. Mooar
e. Unidentified
f. N. P. Gibbons
g. Warring Wilkinson
h. W. B. Rising
i. Horatio P. Livermore
j. L. Hamilton
k. J. K. McLean
Box 3.1 (Cont.)
l. Unidentified
m. Wm. C. Bartlett
n. C. T. H. Palmer, 1875
o. Unidentified
p. Walt. M. Fisher
q. James O. Putnam
r. John Le Conte
s. Martin Kellogg
t. Unidentified (two)
u. H. H. Haight
v. Unidentified (four)
Box 3.2
5. Photo album depicting members of the University of California
a. Unidentified (two)
b. Robt. E. C. Steames
c. Unidentified, but same figure as the last in album 4
d. Unidentified (six)
e. Rev. Horaito Stebbins
f. Unidentified (sixteen)
g. Wm. C. Bartlett
h. Unidentified (two)
i. Sam. B. Christy ["To President Gilman in Memory of 'Berkeley, dear
Berkeley,' and the men of '74. With the Godspeed of his wellwishers.
University of Cal. Berkeley, March 4, 1875"]
j. A. Wendell Jackson, Jr.
k. Ed. A. Parker ["U. C. Class of '74"]
l. Joseph C. Rowell
m. Wm. R. Davis
n. J. M. Stillman ["Class '74"]
o. Unidentified
p. Isaac Freud
q. Thomas F. Barry ["Class '74"]
r. A. C. Richardson
Box 3.3
3. Album of photgraphs of public figures
a. John Henry (Cardinal) Newman [1801-1890; English theologian]
b. Charles Kinsley [1819-1875; English novelist and Christian Socialist]
c. "Stokes" [probably Sir George Gabriel Stokes, 1819-1903, Cambridge
professor of mathematics; back of photo reads, "Prof. Stokes"]
d. William Benjamin Carpenter [1813-1885; professor of physiology at
Royal Institution, London]
e. Isaac Todhunter [1839-1884; English mathematician]
f. [probably James Haughton, 1795-1873, philanthropist and founder of the
Dublin Mechanics' Institute; album page identifies it as Prof. (Sir John
Pentland) Mahaffy, 1839-1919, but the mounting card bears at bottom
the inscription, "Prof. Haughton", and the print itself bears a fragment of the
inverted inscription, "Proff. Haughton". The latter may have been inscribed
on the negative]
g. John Eyton Bickersteth Mayor [1825-1910, classicist and master of St.
John's, Cambridge]
h. Friedrich Max Muller [1823-1900, philologist and Oxford professor]
i. Group of clerics, mostly uinidentified, with arrow on page singling out
Henry Parry Liddon [1829-1890, canon of St. Paul's and participant in
the Oxford movement of Pusey and Keble]
j. [photograph missing; page reads, "Matthew Arnold"]
k. George Salmon [1819-1904, theologian and mathematician, provost of
Trinity College, Dublin]
l. William Henry Bateson [1812-1881, master of St. John's, Cambridge]
m. Vicomte Ferdinand Marie de Lesseps [1805-1894; French diplomat and
promoter of the Suez Canal]
n. Victor Cousin [1792-1867, French philosopher and educator]
o. Francois Pierre Guillaume Guizot [1787-1874, historian, premier of
France until the Revolution of 1848]
p. Emile de Girardin [1806-1881, French journalist]
q. Victor Hugo [1802-1885, French novelist and poet]
r. Augustin Eugene Scribe [1791-1861, French playwright]
s. Pierre Antoine Berryer [1790-1868, French lawyer and parliamentarian]
t. Alexandre Dumas the elder [1802-1870, French novelist]
u. Alexandre Dumas the younger [1824-1895, French playwright]
v. "E. Arago" [probably Etienne Vincent Arago, 1802-1892, French poet,
playwright, and politician; but possibly his nephew Emmanuel, 1812-
1896, a politician]
w. Joseph Ernest Renan [1823-1892, French historian]
x. Jean Henri Merle d'Aubigne [1794-1872, Swiss theologian] Box 3.3. (Cont.)
y. Adrien Etienne Pierre (Comte) de Gasparin [1783-1862, French author
and politician, presided over the agricultural jury at the Exposition Box
Universelle of 1855, to which Gilman was a delegate]
z. Giacomo Antonelli [1806-1876, Italian cardinal and statesman]
aa. Edmond Francois Valentin About [1828-1885, French novelist and
playwright]
bb. [photograph by Abdullah Freres of "sa Majeste Imperiale Le Sultan,"
Constantinople -- probably Abd el Kadir]
cc. "Schlagintweit" [probably Robert von Schlagintweit, 1833-1885,
professor of geography at Giessen]
dd. Johann Joseph Ignaz von Dollinger [1799-1890, German theologian]
ee. Unidentified man [probably Johann Overbeck, 1789-1869, painter]
ff. Giuseppe Garibaldi [1807-1882, Italian patriot revolutionary]
gg. Elizabeth Barrett Browning [1806-1861, English poet]
hh. Browning, Robert [1812-1889, English poet]
ii. William Makepeace Thackeray [1811-1863, English novelist]
jj. [labeled on reverse, "Isaac Taylor of Ongar" [1759-1829, author and
engraver] but actually his son, Isaac Taylor of Stanford Rivers [1787-
1865, theologian, artist, and inventor]
kk. Friedrich Adolf Trendelenburg [1802-1872, German philosopher]
ll. Hermann Eduard von Holst [1841-1904, German historian of the United
States]; photograph inscribed on reverse, "H. Holst with his best regard
to Prof. Gilman. Freidburg/Pr. 29 Aug. '75"
mm. Otto von Bismark [1815-1898, German Statesman]
nn. Count Helmuth von Moltke [1800-1891, Prussian soldier]
oo. Charles Kingsley [1819-1875, English novelist]
pp. John Ruskin [1819-1900, art critic]
qq. James Anthony Froude [1818-1894, English historian]
rr. Charles Dickens [1812-1870, English novelist]
ss. Richard Cobden [1804-1865, English economist and politician]
Box 3.4
2. Family album [inside cover bears inscription, "LIZZIE GILMAN MARCH 14,
1870."]
a. Mary Ketcham Gilman with Elisabeth Gilman, June, 1869
b. Alice Gilman, October, 1869 [page bears apparently mistaken date of
1869; photograph is a duplicate of III. F. 1. m. above]
c. Daniel Coit Gilman [New Haven, ca. 1869]
d. Mrs. Tredwell Ketcham
e. Tredwell Ketcham
f. "Mrs. Danciel [sic: Daniel?] C. Eaton"
Box 3.4 (Cont.)
g. Louisa Gilman
h. William Charles Gilman [Daniel Gilman's father, 1795-1863; page bears
date 1863]
i. Eliza Coit Gilman [page reads, "1866?"]
j. Mrs. Tredwell Ketcham
k. Mary and Alice Gilman [October, 1866; page reads, "1868 (?)" but the
photograph is a duplicate of III. F. 1. 1. above]
l. Alice Gilman, spring, 1871 [duplicate of III. F. 1. y. above]
m. Elisabeth Gilman, spring, 1871 [duplicate of III. F. 1. z.]
n. Daniel Gilman, ca. 1874 Box 3.5
1. Family album [possibly originally the property of Mary Ketcham Gilman, D.
1869]
a. Mary Ketcham Gilman [a note on the back, almost surely a mistake,
identifies this photo as Louisa Gilman, Daniel's sister, and dates it
March 6, 1861; the album page bears the date Jan. 1861]
b. [note on reverse reads, "Miss Ketcham, Nov. 1860"]
c. Mary Gilman, Jan. 1862
d. Mary Gilman, "Early 1862"
e. Mary Gilman, August, 1862
f. Mary Gilman with daughter Alice, October, 1863
g. Mary and Alice Gilman, October, 1866
h. Mary and Alice Gilman, July 30, 1864
i. Alice Gilman, July, 1864
j. Mary and Alice Gilman, October, 1864
k. Alice Gilman, March, 1865
l. Mary and Alice Gilman, October, 1866
m. Alice Gilman, October, 1866
n. Alice Gilman, March, 1867
o. Alice Gilman, March, 1868
p. Mary and Elisabeth (Lizzie) Gilman, July, 1868
q. Mary and Elisabeth Gilman, December, 1868
r. Elisabeth Gilman, June, 1869
Box 3.5 (Cont.)
s. Elisabeth Gilman, June, 1869
t. Mary and Alice Gilman, June, 1869
u. Mary, Daniel, Alice (with doll "Hattie"), and Louisa Gilman, Hanover,
New Hampshire, June, 1869 [for narrative surrounding this photograph
and a duplicate print, see II. B. 17. above]
v. Elisabeth Gilman, November 1, 1869
w. Alice Gilman, November 1, 1869
x. Alice Gilman (with doll "Hattie"), November 1, 1869
y. Alice Gilman, spring, 1871
z. Elisabeth Gilman, spring, 1871
aa. [photograph missing -- page reads, "Alice, May 1877"]
bb. [after many empty pages, the last bears a photograph of Madison Suare
Church, New York City, 1863]
Box 3.6
1. Portraits
a. Herbert Baxter Adams [historian, Hopkins professor, 1850-1901]
b. Eugene Arthur Francois Bersier [French divine, 1831-1889]
c. Count Herbert Bismarck [son of Otto von Bismark, 1849-1904]
d. Rev. Dr. Daniel Bliss [founder and president of the American College in
Beirut, 1823-1916]
e. Charles Joseph Bonaparte [Baltimore lawyer, U. S. Attorney-General,
1851-1921]
f. Charles J. Bonaparte
g. Mrs. Charles Bonaparte [nee Ellen Channing, m. 1875]
h. Mrs. Frederick J. Brown of Philadelphia
i. Dr. John Brown [Scottish physician and writer, 1810-1882]
j. James Bryce (three prints of the same negative) [English jurist, historian,
and statesman, 1838-1922]
k. James Bryce
l. Emilio Castelar y Ripoll [Spanish historian and statesman, 1832-1899]
m. Francesco Crispi [Italian statesman, 1818-1901]
n. Prof. James Dwight Dana [American geologist, 1813-1895]
o. Charles William Eliot [president of Harvard, 1834-1926]
p. James Gamble and son, of Oakland, California
q. Daniel Coit Gilman (copied from a daguerrotype made in Belfast in
1855)
r. Edwin L. Godkin [editor of New York Evening Post, 1831-1902]
s. C. W. Gordon
t. Dr, Hans T. Helmolt [German historian, 1865-1929] u. Henry Irving [John Henry Brodribb, British actor, 1838-1905]
Box 3.6 (cont.)
v. Rose Kingsley [daughter of British novelist Charles Kinsley, b. 1845]
w. Cardinal [Charles Martial Allemand] Lavigerie [1825-1892]
x. Emile Francois Loubet [French statesman and president, 1838-1929]
y. Princess Nagli [of Egypt?]
z. Coral Urquhart Potter [and unidentified woman]
aa. James Ford Rhodes [American historian, 1848-1927]
bb. Willard Rising [Univ. Of Cal. chemsitry professor, 1838-1910]
cc. Joseph Henry Shorthouse [English novelist, 1834-1903]
dd. Dr. George Adam Smith [English Old Testament scholar, 1856-1942]
and Mrs. Smith [nee Alice Lilian Buchanan, m. 1889]
ee. Dr. George Smith [editor of Calcutta Review and pricipal of Doveton
College, dates unknown], Sir George Buchanan [Scottish surgeon, 1827-
1905], Dr. George Adam Smith, and George Buchanan Smith
ff. Herbert Spencer [English philosopher, 1820-1903]
gg. William Thomson [Lord Kelvin, English scientist, 1824-1907]
hh. Richard Wagner [German Composer, 1813-1883]
ii. Richard Wagner
jj. Pierre Marie Rene Waldeck-Rousseau [jurist and premier of France,
1846-1904]
kk. Severn Teackle Wallis [Maryland lawyer, 1816-1894]
ll. Three foreign students at Women's Medical College of Pennsylvania,
1885
mm. Woman in folk costume, Bruges
nn. Unidentified woman [Baltimore]
oo. Unidentified man [Annapolis]
pp. Unidentified man [Annapolis]
qq. Unidentified group of men; photo dated June 29, 1887 [Baltimore]
rr. Unidentified group of men [San Francisco -- probably includes Tomimi
Iwakura, 1835-1883, Japanese diplomat]
2. Photographs of engravings and paintings (nine)
3. Scenes from Wagner operas [seven from Parsifal, four from Die Meisteringer,
and one from Tristan und Isolde; one of the scenes from Die Meistersinger
bears the date, 1888, the remainder dating from 1889]
4. Photograph of Daniel Coit Gilman [two prints, by Jeffres of Baltimore]
5. Family photographs
a. Unidentified
b. Unidentified
c. Alice Gilman at the age of 10 [two prints, one tinted]
d. Alice Gilman [Baltimore, after 1880]
e. Elisabeth Gilman at the age of 5 f. Alice Gilman at the age of 10 [San Francisco, May, 1873]
Box 3.6 (cont.)
g. Daniel Coit Gilman at Overedge [two prints]
h. Daniel Coit Gilman at Overedge
i. Daniel Gilman and Elisabeth Dwight Woolsey Gilman at Overedge
j. Daniel and Elisabeth Gilman at Overedge
k. Elisabeth D. W. Gilman at Overedge
l. Elisabeth D. W. Gilman at Overedge
m. Daniel Gilman and unidentified man [probably Ira Remsen]
n. Daniel Gilman and unidentified man [same as above]
o. Two unidentified men and Daniel Gilman [with negative]
p. Unidentified man, Elisabeth Gilman, unidentified woman, and Daniel
Gilman at Overedge
q. Elisabth D. W. Gilman and unidentified woman [probably Elisabeth
Gilman] [two prints]
r. Dog
s. Dog 6. Portraits of Gilman's five sisters [formerly framed together; the framed portraits
are reported to have hung in Gilman's study]
a. Elisabeth Gilman Thompson [1821-1892]
b. Maria Perit Gilman [1824-1906]
c. Harriet Lathrop Gilman Lane [1828-1881, first wife of George W. Lane,
m. 1865]
d. Emily Serena Gilman [1835-1910]
e. Lousia Gilman Lane [1838-19--?, second wife of George W. Lane, M.
1883]
7. Photographs of places (twelve)
8. Three Russian photogrpahs [taken by Carrick, ca. 1854-5]
9. Photographs belonging to Elisabeth Gilman [five prints and five negatives, not
all matching]
10. Miscellaneous [non-photographic pictures, four]
Box 3.7
11. Travel photographs [57 cabinet-sized cards, som with hand-written notes on
the reverse]
12. Prints made from Gilman's lantern slides [25; see below for lantern slides]
13. Oversize photographs
a. George William Childs [American publisher, 1829-1894]
b. Reverdy Johnson, Sr. [American jurist and diplomat, member of the
board of trustees of JHU, 1796-1876]
c. William Angus Knight [1836-1916, British author; photo dated May,
1896]
Box 3.7 (cont.)
d. William Angus Knight [note on reverse in handwriting other than
Gilman's reads, "The one I propose to reproduce for the Book"]
e. Everett Pepperrell Wheeler [1840-1925, New York lawyer and
reformer; photograph dated 1905]
f. Andrew Dickson White [1832-1918, diplomat and first president of
Cornell; photograph signed on recto with the date of July, 1899,
inscribed on verso, "To my friend of nearly fifty years. To Daniel C. Gilman
from A. D. W."]
g. Claribel Cone [1864-1929, physician and art connoisseur whose
collection became the core of the present Baltimore Museum of Art]
h. Three unidentified women
i. Three unidentified women [Washington, D.C.]
j. Unidentified woman [1904]
k. "The house of Major John Gilman (gr. gr. f. of D. C. G.) Standing in
Exeter N. H. 1891 From Mrs. C. H. Bell Mch. 1891" [note in Gilman's
hand on reverse]
l. Unidentified house [Cambridgeport, Mass.]
m. Unidentified street [Cambridgeport, Mass.]
n. Overedge [Gilman's summer home in Northeast Harbor, Maine]
o. Canterbury Cathedral [dated 1876]
p. "Photo of Mrs. Minton Warren in her living room 1502 Madison
Avenue. A good example of a Baltimore interior in the 1890s."
[handwriting not Gilman's]
Series 3 Photographs
Eighteen lantern slides from Gilman's trip through tidewater Maryland and Virginia [boxed, in last
metal filing drawer in collection; for prints of most of the slides, see Box 3.7 Daguerrotype of Gilman, ca. 1850 [in last drawer] Large portrait of Gilman (formerly framed) by Wilcox [n.d.], stored in top drawer of map case Series 4 Official Papers Box 4.1
letterpress book 1 June 1875-August 1876
letterpress book 2 April-July 1876
letterpress book 3 July 1876-June 1880 Box 4.2
letterpress book 4 Sept. 1880-Sept. 1889
letterpress book 5 Oct. 1889-Feb. 1894
letterpress book 6 Nov. 1886-May 1887
letterpress book 7 Nov. 1865-March 1891
letterpress book 1889 ("Johns Hopkins Hospital Director") Box 4.3
"Important Letters 1888"
"Special Correspondence 1894-95"
"Turnbull Lectures and Others 1896-97, 1897-98"
"Correspondence with Lecturers 1898-99, 1900"
Photostatic copies copies of correspondence re: Johns Hopkins Hospital 1875-1900,
n.d. (Originals of these letters are also in the Gilman Papers)
Box 4.4
alphaberical index volumes to:
"Official Papers Sept. 1891-June 1892"
"Official Papers Sept. 1892-June 1893"
"Official Papers Sept. 1893-June 1894"
"Official Papers Sept. 1894-June 1895"
"Official Papers Sept. 1895-June 1896"
"Official Papers Sept. 1896-June 1897"
"Official Papers Sept. 1897-June 1898"
"Official Papers Sept. 1898-June 1899"
"Official Papers Sept. 1899-June 1900"
"Official Papers Sept. 1900-June 1901" Box 4.5
[Note: Boxes 5, 6, 7, 8 contain correspondence and documents formerly bound in four
volumes as a collection of autogrpahs. Titles of the bound volumes and their contents in
original order follow below]
Autographs
a. Tennyson, Alfred, to Mr. Massey, Aug. 11, 1855
b. Moore, Thomas, Feb. 8, 1825
c. [Arnold, Matthew, to Gilman, Dec. 22, 1883; this letter was removed
from the volume to the regular correspondence file sometime previous to
the dismantling of the remainder of the volume, and still remains in the Box 4.5 (Cont.)
file]
d. Browning, Robert, July 2, 1883
e. Lang, Andrew, n.d.
f. [Gosse, Edmund, to Gilman, July 2, 1883; this letter, like the Matthew
Arnold above, was removed to the regular file]
g. Aldrich, T. B., to Gilman, Dec. 11, 1884
h. Bryant, William Cullen, to Gilman, Feb. 12, 1869
I. Burton, Richart, to Gilman, Aug. 22 [no year]
j. Cable, George Washington, to Gilman, March 24, 1883
k. Emerson, Ralph Waldo, to Gilman, June 1, 1866
l. Gilder, Richard Watson, to Gilman, July 27, 1882
m. Holland, J. G., to Gilman, March 28, 1865
n. Holmes, Oliver Wendell, to Gilman, Dec. 14, 1879
o. Howells, William Dean, to Gilman, June 2, 1892
p. Hunt, Helen, to Gilman, Oct. 17, 1872
q. Lanier, Sidney, to Gilman, Feb. 4, 1879
r. Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth, to Gilman, Oct, 6, 1879
s. Lowell, James Russell, to Gilman, Jan. 12, 1888
t. Mitchell, Silas Weir; printed broadside of poem, "A Prayer" signed at
bottom by Mitchell [n.d.]
u. Percival, James B.; three manuscript fragments, two of them signed, and
a passage of musical notation titled, "Bohemian"
v. Sill, E. R.; to Gilman, Nov. 5, 1878, with three leaves of manuscript
verse titled, "The Departure of the Pilot"
w. Stedman, E. C.; to Gilman, Oct. 20, 1881
x. Story, William Westmore, Nov. 27, 1882
y. Tabb, John Bannister, to Gilman, May 6, 1896
z. Talyor, Bayard, Nov. 25, 1865
aa. Van Dyke, Henry, to Gilman, May 22 [no year]
bb. Willis, N. P., to Gilman, July 2, 1853
cc. Woodberry, G. W., to Gilman, March 30, 1905
dd. Woolsey, Sarah, to Gilman [n.d.]
ee. Rossetti, Christina, [no month] 24th, 1872
ff. Ingelow, Jean, to Miss Woolsey [Sarah], Nov. 5th [no year]
gg. Whittier, John Greenleaf, Feb. 21, 1890
hh. Thaxter, Celia, to Sarah Woolsey, March 2, 1890
ii. Sigourney, L. H., to Gilman, April 26, 1856
Box 4.6
Men of Science
a. Acland, A. H. D., to Gilman, Jan. 15, 1893
b. Agassiz, Alexander, to Gilman, April 28, 1893
c. Baird, Spencer F., to Gilman, Sep. 6, 1884
d. Bell, Alexander Graham, To Gilman, Dec. 30, 1880
e. Braun, Alexander, Nov. 9, 1894
f. Brewer, William H., to Gilman, April 14, 1876
g. Brooks, William, to Gilman, June 1, 1894
h. Brush, G. J., to Gilman, Nov. 15, 1902
i. Cayley, Arthur, to Gilman, August 14, 1881
j. Craig, Thomas, to Gilman, March 16, 1895
k. Dana, James D., to Gilman, Jan. 6, 1892
l. Edison, Thomas, to Gilman, Feb. 20, 1889
m. Foster, Michael, to Gilman, July 17 [no year]
n. Gibbs, J. Willard, to Gilman, Nov. 20, 1901
o. Gibbs, Wolcott, to Gilman, Jan. 2, 1888
p. Gray, Asa, to Gilman, March 11, 1880
q. Greeley, S. W., to Gilman [n.d.]
r. Guyot, Arnold, to Gilman, April 12, 1869 [in French]
s. Hall, Asaph, to Gilman, Nov. 1, 1876
t. Hayes, Isaac, to Gilman, Feb. 16, 1868
u. Henry, Joseph, to Gilman, Oct. 25, 1876
v. Hooker, Joseph, to Gilman, Aug. 21, 1886
w. Huxley, Thomas H., to Gilman, June 27, 1876
x. James, William, to Gilman, Feb. 22, 1882
y. Lord Kelvin [William Thomson] to Gilman, July 17, 1883
z. King, Clarence, to Gilman [n.d.]
aa. Langley, S. P., to Gilman, Feb. 11, 1881
bb. Le Conte, John, to Gilman, Aug. 12, 1876
cc. Le Conte, Joseph, to Gilman, April 23, 1888
dd. Lockyer, J. Norman, 187?
ee. Loomis, Elias, Jan. 24 [no year]
ff. Lyell, Sir Charles, 1855
gg. Martin, H. Newell, to Gilman, May 31, 1889
hh. Mitchell, Maria, to JHU, Oct. 29 [no year]
ii. Mitchell, Silas Weir, to Gilman, Nov. 11, 1894
jj. Morse, Samuel F. B., to the Committeee of the Governing Board of the
Sheffield Scientific School, Dec. 6, 1869
kk. Newcomb, Simon, to Gilman, March 26, 1891
ll. Newton, Hubert, to Gilman, Nov. 2, 1876
mm. Olmsted, Denison; manuscript page dealing with capillary attraction
[n.d.] Box 4.6 (Cont.)
nn. Pasteur, Louis, to "Monsieur le Recteur de l'Universite de Baltimore,"
Dec. 18, 1892
oo. Pierce, Benjamin, to Gilman [n.d.]
pp. Petermann, August, Aug. 4, 1860
qq. Pickering, Edward, to Gilman, Jan. 23, 1901
rr. Remsen, Ira, to Gilman, July 4, 1893
ss. Baron Richtofen, to Gilman [n.d.]
tt. Rowland, Henry, to Gilman, July 26, 1876
uu. Silliman, Benjamin, to a committee of the New York State Senate, on
the back of a letter to him from the committee, Jan. 26, 1852
vv. Silliman, Benjamin, Jr., to Gilman, Dec. 5, 1853
ww. Spencer, Herbert, Sep. 29, 1882
xx. Spottiswoode, W., Dec. 16, 1879
yy. Sylvester, J. J., to Gilman, Aug. 17, 1892
zz. Walcott, Charles, to Gilman, Jan. 26, 1907
aaa. Wallace, Alfred Russell, to Gilman, Dec. 3, 1886
bbb. Young, C. A., to Gilman, Jan. 26, 1889
ccc. Farlow, W. G., Nov. 14, 188[1?]
ddd. Gould, B. A., to Gilman, Nov. 13, 1880
eee. Hilgard, J. E., to Gilman, Feb. 18, 1879
fff. Hilgard, Eugene, to Gilman [n.d.]
ggg. Osler, William, to Gilman, Feb. 19, 1907
hhh. Rood, Ogden, Nov. 27, 1882
iii. Welch, William, to Gilman, Dec. 16, 1906
jjj. Smith, Goerge, to Gilman, May 15, 1907
Box 4.7
Some Men in Public Life
a. Adams, John, to Samuel Tufts, Feb. 8, 1773
b. Alvey, Richard H., to Gilman, Feb. 16, 1897
c. Allison, William, to Rutherford B. Hayes, Sep. 29, 1890
d. Angell, Jamaes, to Gilman, March 24, 1893
e. Blaine, James, to Gilman, March 24, 1893
f. Bonaparte, Charles J., to Gilman [n.d.]
g. Brewer, David J., to Gilman, Sep. 2, 1896
h. Bryce, James, to Gilman, March 3, 1906
i. Buchanan, James [document authorizing Gilman as bearer of dispatches
for American legations in London and Paris, signed by Buchanan, dated
Sep. 30, 1854]
j. Buckingham, W. A., to Gilman, March 16, 1864
k. Clahoun, John C., to F. B. Winthrop, April 17, 1829
l. Carnegie, Andrew, to Gilman, Nov. 20, 1906
Box 4.7 (Cont.)
m. Carroll, John Lee, to Gilman, Sep. 7, 1876
n. Cass, Lewis, to Gilman, July 19 [no year]
o. Choate, Joseph H., to Gilman, January 24, 1907
p. Cleveland, Grover, to Gilman, Nov. 8, 1898
q. Cooley, J. M., to Gilman, July 18, 1876
r. Coudert, Frederic, to Gilman, Feb. 15, 1897
s. Ellsworth, W. W., to Gilman, Aug. 17, 1865
t. Field, Cyrus, to Gilman, Oct. 23, 1884
u. Foster, John, to Gilman, Dec. 20, 1905
v. Fuller, Melville, to Gilman, Sep. 6, 1905
w. Garfield, James, to Gilman, Nov. 13, 1905
x. Greeley, Horace, to Gilman, Nov. 1, 1855
y. Grey, Albert, to Gilman, Oct. 11, 1883
z. Griswold, Roger, to Daniel coit, Feb. 9, 1801
aa. Hancock, Winifield, to Gilman, April 27, 1885
bb. Hawley, Joseph, to Gilman, Feb. 17, 1886
cc. Hay, John, to Gilman, Feb. 19, 1901
dd. Hayes, Rutherford B., to Gilman, Dec. 29, 1880
ee. Hill, David J., to Gilman, Jan. 22, 1903
ff. Hoar, George, to Gilman, Dec. 20, 1885
gg. von Hollegen, to Gilman, Feb. 17, 1900
hh. Jay, John, to Mrs. Stone, Oct. 8, 1844
ii. Jewell, Marshall, Oct. 16, 1872
jj. Johnson, Andrew, to W. A. Buckingham, July 24, 1868
kk. Kent, William, to Timothy Dwight, July 23, 1853
ll. Lieber, Francis, to the President of the Golden Gate, Aug. 3, 1872
mm. Loundes, Lloyd, to Gilman, Feb. 8, 1899
nn. MacVeagh, Wayne, to Gilman, Dec. 24, 1906
oo. Mallet-Prevost, S., to Gilman, Feb. 15, 1897
pp. Monroe, James [fragment of document bearing Monroe's signature,
April (illegible), 1818]
qq. Reid, Whitelaw, to Gilman, June 2, 1872
rr. Roosevelt, Theodore, to Gilman, Jan. 12, 1903
ss. Root, Elihu, to Gilman, Dec. 5, 1905
tt. Schurz, Carl, to Gilman, Dec. 6, 1900
uu. Seward, William, to Col. William Stone, Jan. 17, 1840
vv. Seymour, Horatio, general letter of introduction for Gilman, dated Dec.
3, 1853
ww. Seymour, Thomas, to Mr. Gilman, Dec. 8, 1833
xx. Spooner, John C., to Gilman, March 7, 1907
yy. Stanford, Leland, to Gilman, May 19, 1888
zz. Stanton, Edwin, note authorizing payment for expenses on the back of Box 4.7 (Cont.)
Mrs. Gilman's calling card, dated April 27, 1864
aaa. Taft, William Howard, to Gilman, Jan. 9, 1906
bbb. Van Buren, John, July 19, 1853
ccc. Wallis, S. J., to Gilman [n.d.]
ddd. Warfield, Edwin, to Gilman, Feb. 1, 1905
eee. Webster, Daniel, to Joseph Tilton [n.d.]
fff. Welles, Gideon, to W. A. Buckingham, July 18, 1865
ggg. White, Andrew, to Gilman, March 5, 1906
hhh. White, William Pickney, to Gilman, April 7, 1898
iii. Wilson, William, to Gilman, Feb. 14, 1897
jjj. Winthrop, Robert, to Gilman, Feb. 27, 1883
kkk. Wolcott, Roger, to Gilman, Oct. 18, 1897
lll. Woodbury, Levi, to B. Gilman, Feb. 15, 1831 Box 4.8
Men of Letters
a. Abbott, Lyman, to Gilman, Aug. 8 , 1887
b. Adams, Henry, to Gilman, Feb. 20, 1879
c. Bancroft, George, to Gilman, Thursday the 22nd [1883?]
d. Beecher, Henry Ward, to Gilman, June 13, 1873
e. Besant, Walter, to Prof. Johnson, Feb. 9, 1871
f. Bigelow, John, to Gilman, Feb. 24, 1888
g. Brooke, Stopford, to Edwin Griffin [n.d.]
h. Bryce, James, to Gilman, Nov. 30 [1882]
i. Bushnell, Horace, to Gilman, July 14, 1870
j. Child, F. S., to Gilman, May 1, 1888
k. Corson, Hiram, to Gilman, April 22, 1883
l. Creighton, Mandell, to Gilman, Dec. 23, 1891 [signed M. Petriburg]
m. Curtis, George William, to Gilman, Jan. 18, 1883
n. Dowden, Edward, to Gilman, Aug. 12, 1892
o. Drummond, Henry, to Gilman, Sep. 28, 1887
p. Eggleston, Edward, to Gilman, Dec. 18, 1893
q. Emerson, Ralph Waldo, to Gilman, Dec. 27, 1858
r. Everett, Edward, to Gilman, July 18, 1853
s. Farrar, F. W., to Gilman, Feb. 11, 1886
t. Fisher, George, to Gilman, March 5, 1896
u. Fiske, John, to Gilman, Jan. 29, 1885
v. Furness, H. H., to Gilman, Jan. 5, 1894
w. Gardiner, Samuel, Aug. 31, 1891
x. Cardinal Gibbons, to Gilman, Feb. 11, 1901
y. Gilder, Richard Watson, to Gilman, Jan. 17, 1884
z. Geike, A., to Gilman, Dec. 28, 1898 Box 4.8 (Cont.)
aa. Green, J. R. [n.d.]
bb. Hale, Edward, to Gilman, Dec. 25, 1879
cc. Hay, John, to Gilman, March 29, 1897
dd. Halleck, F. G., to Gilman, July 18, 1853
ee. Harrison, Frederic, to Gilman, March 9, 1901
ff. Higginston, T. W., to Gilman, May 21, 1884
gg. Hoar, George F., to Gilman, April 10, 1892
hh. Hughes, Thomas, May 10, 1875
ii. James, Henry, to Gilman, Sep. 8, 1892
jj. James, William, to Gilman, April 22, 1878
kk. Jebb, R. C., to Gilman, July 29, 1892
ll. Johnston, R. M., to Gilman, Dec. 31, 1888
mm. Keller, Helen, to Gilman, March 8 [no year]
nn. Lanier, Sidney, to Gilman, July 28, 1878
oo. Lounsberry, J. R., to Gilman, July 2, 1893
pp. Lowell, James Russell, to Gilman, Jan. 17, 1887
qq. Mabie, Hamilton, to Gilman, Jan. 31, 1895
rr. Mitchell, Donald G., to Gilman, June 17, 1867
ss. Mitchell, Silas Weir, to Gilman [n.d.]
tt. Norton, C. E., to Gilman, March 23, 1894
uu. Page, Thomas Wilson, to Gilman, June 7, 1896
vv. Page, Walter, to Gilman, Nov. 23, 1899
ww. Palfrey, J. G., to Gilman, Nov. 2, 1864
xx. Rhodes, James, to Gilman, July 1, 1905
yy. Roosevelt, Theodore, to Gilman, Jan. 7, 1904
zz. Schouler, James, to Gilman, Feb. 12, 1897
aaa. Schurz, Carl, to Gilman, Oct. 11, 1880
bbb. Shaw, Albert, to Gilman, March 2, 1901
ccc. Sidgwick, Henry, Oct. 9 [no year]
ddd. Smith, F. Hopkinson, to Gilman [n.d.]
eee. Smith, George A., to Gilman, May 18 [1896]
fff. Smith, Goldwin, March 8 [no year]
ggg. Spencer, Herbert, Aug. 3, 1875
hhh. Stead, William, to Gilman, Dec. 7, 1898
iii. Stanley, A. P., 1879
jjj. Stevenson, Robert Louis, to Gilman [postmarked March 2]
kkk. Story, William Wetmore, to Gilman, May 16, 1890
lll. Tyrell, R. Y., to Gilman, May 18, 1895
mmm. Watson, John, to Gilman, Sep. 29, 1896
nnn. White, Andrew, to Gilman, Jan. 30, 1896
ooo. Wilson, Woodrow, to Gilman, May 22, 1888
ppp. Woolsey, T. W., to Gilman, April 6, 1870 Box 4.8 (Cont.)
qqq. Ripley, George, receopt for payment to Brook Farm, Aug. 5, 1841
rrr. Sparks, Jared, to Gilman, Oct. 20, 1862
sss. Haden, F. Seymour, Dec. 28, 1885
ttt. Powers, Hiram, to Gilman, May 29, 1857
uuu. Bruntiere, F., to Gilman, Dec. 10, 1898 [in French]
vvv. Holst, H., to Gilman, Nov. 13, 1883
www. Mommsen, T., to W. M. Ramsey [postmarked Sep. 24, 1894]
xxx. Freeman, Edward, Oct. 20, 1881
yyy. Parkman, Francis, Nov. 25 [no year]
zzz. Ropes, J. C., to Gilman, Jan, 15, 1883
aaaa. Fraser, A.C., July 31, 1871
bbbb. Tulloch, John, to Gilman, Aug. 20, 1877
cccc. Williams, S. Wells, to Gilman, Feb. 28, 1879
dddd. Whitney, W. D., to Gilman, Jan. 27, 1873
eeee. Worcester, J. E., to Gilman, July 15, 1893
ffff. Hopkins, Mark, to Gilman, July 18, 1853
gggg. Mahan, A., to Gilman, Nov. 17, 1888
hhhh. Knight, William, to Gilman, March 19, 1898
iiii. Warner, Charles Dudley, to Gilman, Feb. 15, 1897
jjjj. MacDonald, George, to Miss Abbott, Aug. 24 [1871]
kkkk. Ritchie, Anne, to "My Dear Benefactress," Jan. 10, 1890
llll. Kemble, Fanny, Friday the 21st [no month or year]
mmmm. Woolson, Constance F., to Gilman [no date]
nnnn. Jewett, Sarah Orne, to "Coolidge," April 2, 1892
oooo. Howells, William Dean, to Prof. Eugenio Brunetta, April 8, 1890
pppp. Garrison, Wendell, to Gilman, April 2, 1906
qqqq. Godkin, Edwin L., to Gilman, June 6, 1887
rrrr. Gildersleeve, Basil, to Gilman, March 23, 1907
ssss. Litchfield, Grace Denis, to Gilman, Dec. 23, 1904
tttt. Stevenson, Robert Louis, two manuscript pages, numbered 26 and 27,
with a heading on page 26 of, "LIV/Butaritari: Husband and Wife"
Series 5: Publications by Gilman
Box 5.1 Bibliography of Gilman speeches and articles 1853-1907
1854-1904
1. "An Address Before the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Harvard University" [1886]
2. "An Address Delivered at the Opening of the New Halls of the Teachers'
College" [1894]
3. "An Address, Delivered in New Haven, February 4, 1860, Before the
Common-School Teachers of the City" [ca. 1860]
4. "Address to the Graduates in Medicine of the University of Maryland" [1878]
5. "An Address to the Members of the Graduating Class of the United States
Naval Academy" [1876]
6. "The Art Movement in America" [1887; three articles from The Century, of
which the third, "Hand-Craft and Rede-Craft," is by Gilman]
7. "Baltimore's Opportunities" [1879]
8. "The Benefits which Society derives from Universities" [1885]
9. "Bishop Berkeley's Gifts to Yale College" [1865]
10. "The Building of the University; an Inaugural Address" [1872]
11. "Development of the Public Library in America" [1891]
12. "Fremiet's 'Howard'"
13. "The Group System of College Courses in the Johns Hopkins University"
[1886]
14. "The Idea of a Graded School" [1859]
15. "The Johns Hopkins University From 1873 to 1893" [1893]
16. "The Launching of a University" [1902]
17. "Introductory Note" [n.d.; on Francis Lieber]
18. "Memorial of Champlain, Discoverer of Mt. Desert, 1604-1904" [1906; first
state]
19. "Memorial of Champlain, Discoverer of Mt. Desert, 1604-1904" [1906; second
state, with additional photographs]
20. "Occasional Papers of the Trustees of the John F. Slater Fund" [n.d.; ten
pamphlets bound together, of which the last, "A Study in Black and White," is by
Gilman]
Box 5.2
1. "Peltiah Perit" [1889]
2. The South Atlantic Quarterly, Vol. IV, No. 2 (April, 1905) [contains Gilman's
"Sidney Lanier: Reminiscences and Letters"]
3. "Speech of President Daniel C. Gilman, LL.D., of the Johns Hopkins
University, at the Banquet of the Chamber of Commerce, New York,
November 23, 1897"
4. "Statement of the Progress and Condition of the University of California"
[1875]
5. Teachers' College Record, January, 1902 [contains Gilman's "Horace Mann,
the Educational Reformer"; uncut leaves]
6. The University Record. Vol. VIII, No. 3 (July, 1903) [contains Gilman's
"Convocation Address"] A Historical Discourse, Delivered in Norwhich, Connecticut, September 7, 1859, at
the Bi-Centenial of the Settlement of the Town, by Daniel Gilman (Boston, 1859)
University Problems in the United States, by Daniel Gilman (New York: Century Co.,
1898)
Letters From Russia During the Crimean War, by Gilman, published posthumously in
1916. Box 5.3
1. Connecticut Public Schools, 1856-70
a. "Scientific Education the Want of Connecticut" [1856]
b. "Manual of the Board of Education of the New Haven City School
District. 1856-7" [1857]
c. "Annual Report of the Board of Education of the Nw Haven City School
District, For the Year ending September, 1857" [1857]
d. "Annual Report of the Board of Education of the New Haven City
School District, For the Year ending September, 1858" [1858]
e. "Manual of the Board of Education of the New Haven City School
District" [1858]
f. "The Idea of a Graded School" [1859]
g. "Annual Report of the Board of Education of the New Haven City
School District, For the Year ending September, 1859" [1859]
h. "An Address, Delivered in New Haven, February 4, 1860, Before the
Common-School Visitors of the County and the Common-School
Teachers of the City" [1860]
Box 5.3 (Cont.)
I. "Annual Report of the Board of Education of the New Haven City
School District, For the Year ending September 1, 1860" [1860]
j. "Letter to Hon. Henry Barnard, Chancellor of the University of
Wisconsin, on School Matters in Connecticut" [from The Connecticut
Common School Journal and Annals of Education, Vol. VIII, No. 4
(April, 1860)]
k. "Annual Report of the Board of Education of the New Haven City
School District, For the Year ending September 1, 1865" [1865]
l. "Annual Report of the Board of Education of the State of Connecticut,
Presented to the General Assembly, May Sesson, 1866, Together with
the Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board" [1866]
m. "Annual Report of the Board of Education of the New Haven City
School District, For the Year ending September 1, 1867" [1867]
n. "Annual Report of the Board of Education of the State of Connecticut,
Presented to the General Assembly, May Session, 1867, Together with
the Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board" [1867]
o. "New Phases of the School Question in Connecticut" [1867 or 1868]
p. "An Address Delivered at the Opening of the Connecticut Industrial
School for Girls, Middletown, June 30, 1870"
2. University of California, 1872-75 [note: the binding title is inaccurate; this
volume contains articles dating from 1849 to 1899, many of them not authored
by Gilman but rather collected by him. It is not know when or where the binding was
done.]
a. "Mission to California" [author unknown; from The Home Missionary,
Vol. XXI, No. 9 (Janaury, 1849)]
b. "Movement for a University in California. A Statement tot the Public,
by the Trustees of the College of California, and an Appeal, by Dr.
Bushnell" [1857]
c. "Register of the University of California, 1870-1871." [1870]
d. "Register of the University of California" [1871]
e. "The Building of the University. An Inaugural Address Delivered at
Oakland, Nov. 7th, 1872" [1872]
f. "Report of the Regents of the University of California, Relative to the
Operations and Progress of the Institution" [1872]
g. "Register of the University of California. Department of Letters and
Science. 1872-73" [1873]
h. "Biennial Report of the Regents of the Uinversity of California, for the
Years 1872-73" [1873]
i. "University of California. Statement of Income and Expenditures for
the Year Ending May 31st, 1874" Box 5.3 (Cont.)
j. "Programme of the Commencement Exercises if the University of
California. July 22nd, 1874"
k. "Bulletin of the University of California" [Mo. 1, October, 1874]
l. "Regulations. Approved by the Faculty, October, 1874"
m. "Bulletin of the University of California" [No. 2, October, 1874]
n. "Bulletin of the University of California" [No. 6, December, 1874]
o. "Report of Joint Committee on the Geological Survey of the State"
p. "Report of the Finance Committee to the Board of Regents of the
University of California" [1875]
q. "Bulletin of the University of California" [No. 7, January, 1875]
r. "Statement of the Progress and Condition of the University of
California" [1875]
s. "Recent Information Respecting Agricultural Education Elsewhere"
[n.d.]
t. "The Inauguration of Benjamin Ide Wheeler as President of the
University" [1899]
Various Speeches and Articles, 1854-1855 (Vol. I)
a. [an address to the National Public School Association reported in The
Manchester Examiner and Times, Jan. 21, 1854]
b. "Scientific Schools in Europe" [1856]
c. "Art Exhibition in Yale College" [1858]
d. "Humboldt, Ritter, and the New Geography" [1860]
e. "Bishop Berkeley's Gifts to Yale College; A Collection of Documents
Illustrative of 'The Dean's Bounty.'" [1865]
f. "Our National Schools of Science"
g. [remarks before the legislature of New Jersey in reference to free high schools,
reported in an unidentified publication, headed "Professor Gillman" (sic) and
dated by an unknown hand, March 1, 1871]
h. "On the groeth of American Colleges and their Present Tendency to the Study
of Science" [1871]
i. "On the Structure of the Earth with Some Reference to Human History. A
Synopsis of Twelve Geographical Lectures Delivered Before the Senior and
Junior Classes in the College of New Jersey" [1871]
j. "An Address to the German Residents of New Haven, on the Festival of Peace,
April 10th, 1871"
k. "Annual Address Before the American Geographical Society In New York"
[1872]
l. "Report on the National Schools of Science" [1872]
m. "The Building of the University. An Inaugural Address Delivered at Oakland,
Nov. 7th, 1872" Box 5.3 (Cont.)
n. "Address" [to the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, June 16, 1875]
o. "Remarks of President Gilman of the Johns Hopkins University, at the
Anniversary of the National Deaf Mute College, Washington, April 19, 1876" p.
"An Address to the Members of the Graduating Class of the United States Naval
Academy, Annapolis, June 20, 1876, Delivered at the Request of the Official Board
of Visitors" [1876]
q. "Education in America, 1776-1876" [from an unidentified publication]
r. "American Education, 1869-1879" [from a periodical issued by the American
Social Science Association, ca. 1879]
s. "Present Aspects of College Training" [from The North America Review, June,
1883]
t. "Suggestions for the Organization of Bryn Mawr College" [from an unidentified
publication ca. 1880]
u. "Opening of Bryn Mawr College for Ladies" [from an unidentified publication,
ca. 1885]
v. [remarks before Lafayette College, reported in an unidentified publication, ca.
1880]
w. "Introductory Remarks by President Gilman at the Opening of the Tenth
Academic Year of the Johns Hopkins University, October 1, 1885"
x. "A University Problem. Part of a Speech that has not been Spoken" [ca. 1882]
y. "The Dedication of the New Buildings and Inaugural of Adelbert College of
Western Reserve University, Cleveland, O., October 26, 1882" [1883]
z. two clippings from The Nation on college controversies, dated July 17 and July
24, 1884
Various Speeches and Articles, 1885-1893 (Vol. II)
a. A collection of proof pages, headed "Notes," intended to support an address to
JHU of February 22, 1885. A note in Gilman's handwriting states, "on
reflection those notes were not printed."
b. "An Address Before the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Harvard University, July 1,
1886"
c. "Hand-Craft and Rede-Craft" [from The Century, October, 1886]
d. "The Christian Resources of Our Country" [from an unidentified publication,
ca. 1888]
e. "Greek Art in a Manufacturing Town of New England. An Address Delivered
at the Opening of The Slater Museum, Norwich, Connecticut" [from The Studio,
November, 1888]
f. "A Plea for the Training of the Hand" [from an unidentified publication ca.
1888]
g. "President D. C. Gilman's Address" [from an unidentified publication ca.
1889]
h. "An Address to the Woman's College of Baltimore" [from The Christian
Union, 1888?] Box 5.3 (Cont.) I. "Pelatiah Perit. A Sketch Prepared for the Catalogue of Portraits of the
Chamber of Commerce, New York, 1889"
j. "George W. Lane. A Sketch Prepared for the Catalogue of Portraits of the
Chamber of Commerce, New York, 1889"
k. "Charity and Knowledge, An Address Delivered at the Opening of the Johns
Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, May 7, 1889"
l. "Manual Training as a Part of a Liberal Education. A Hint for Colleges" [from
an unidentified publication, ca. 1893]
m. "Remarks of D. C. Gilman, President of the Johns Hopkins University, Before
the Charity Organization Society of New York, February 5, 1889" [from an
unidentified publication]
n. "Remarks of Daniel C. Gilman, President of the Johns Hopkins University, on
the Thirteenth Commemoration Day, February 22, 1889" [from an unidentified
publication]
o. "Address" [from an unidentified publication, ca. 1891]
p. "The Johns Hopkins University (1876-1891)" [from an unidentified publication]
q. "Is it Worth While to Uphold Any Longer the Idea of Liberal Education?" Box
[from Educational Review, February, 1892]
r. "De Juventute. A Discourse on Boys and Boys' Schools" [from Cosmopolitan,
February, 1892]
s. "President Gilman's Address" [from a publication of the Columbia Institution
for the Deaf and Dumb, ca. 1893]
t. "Baltimore" [from The Century, Vol. XX, No. 10 (August, 1893)]
Various Speeches and Articles, 1893-1904 (Vol. III)
a. "Higher Education. Opening Address" [from an unidentified publication ca.
1893]
b. "Degree Standards" [from a publication of the University of the State of New
York, July 7, 1894]
c. "Address by President Gilman" [from the Teachers College Bulletin, 1895]
d. "Our Seaboard Universities" [from Harper's Weekly, April 6, 1895]
e. "Recollections of the Life of John Glenn Who died in Baltimore, March 30,
1896"
f. "A Study in Black and White. An Address at the Opening of the Armstrong-
Slater Trade School Building, November 18, 1896" [1897]
g. "Modern Education. Does It Educate, in the Broadest and Most Liberal Sense
of the Term?" [from Cosmopolitan, May, 1897]
Box 5.3 (Cont.)
h. [remarks on the presentation of Thorwaldsen's Statute of Christ to the Hopkins
Hospital, October, 1896, from an unidentified publication]
i. "The Inauguration of William Lyne Wilson, LL.D., as President of Washington
and Lee University, Lexington, Va., September 15, 1897"
j. "The Sheffield Scientific School of Yale University/a Semi-Centennial
Historical Discourse/October 28, 1897"
k. "A National University in Washington" [from The Century, November, 1897]
l. "Mendelssohn, Presentation of a Portrait, at a Memorial Concert, Baltimore,
November 4, 1897. -- Remarks of D. C. Gilman" [from an unidentified
publication]
m. "Speech of President Daniel C. Gilman, LL.D., of the Johns Hopkins
University, at the Banquet of the Chamber of Commerce, New York,
November 23, 1897"
n. "Modern Progress in Medicine. An Address at the Opening of the Hunt
Memorial Building, in Hartford, Conn., February 1, 1898"
o. "Advances in Charities and Correction. The Substance of an Address by D. C.
Gilman, LL.D., President of Johns Hopkins University" [from an unidentified
publication, ca. 1898]
p. "Address by Daniel C. Gilman, LL.D., President of Johns Hopkins University"
[from a publication of the Phoebe Griffin Noyes Library, Lyme, Conn., ca.
1898]
q. "Boks and Politics: An Address Delivered Before Princeton University October
22, Anno Mirabili 1898, on the Completion of the New Library Building"
[from Princeton University Bulletin, Vil. X, No. 1, November, 1898]
r. "Books and Politics" [from Normal Instructor, Jan. 1899]
s. "The Inauguration of Benjamin Ide Wheeler as President of the University"
[1899]
t. "The Early Days of the Johns Hopkins University" [n.d.]
u. "Francis Lieber" [from Yale Law Yournal, Vol. X., No. 7, May, 1901]
v. "Rev. Maltbie D. Babcock, D.D." [1901]
w. "Herbert B. Adams" [1901]
x. "The Launching of a University" [from Schribner's, Vol. XXXI, March, 1902]
y. "Some Noteworthy Scholars" [from Schribner's, Vol. XXXI, April, 1902]
z. "Pleasant Incidents of an Academic Life" [from Schribner's, Vol. XXXI, May,
1902]
aa. "Centennial of the British Bible Society" [from North American Review,
March, 1904]
Box 5.4
Various Speeches and Articles, 1858-1882 (Vol. IV)
a. "Barth and Livingstone on Central Africa" [from The New Englander, May,
1858]
b. "A Historical Discourse, Delivered in Norwich, Connecticut, September 7,
1859, at the Bi-Centennial Celebration of the Settlement of the Town" [1859]
c. "The Library of Yale College" [offprint from The University Quarterly,
October, 1860]
d. "Archaeological Collection in the Library of Yale College" [offprint from The
University Quarterly, October, 1861]
e. "The Lake Region in Central Africa, South of the Equator" [from an
unidentified publication, January, 1862]
f. "James L. Kingsley, LL.D., Late Professor of Latin, Etc., in Yale College"
[from The Congressional Quarterly, Vol. V. No. 2, April, 1863]
g. "Carl Ritter" [from North American Review, April, 1864]
h. "Benjamin Silliman" [offprint from The American Journal of Science and Arts,
Vol. XXXIX, January, 1865]
i. "First Annual Report of the Visitors of the Sheffield Scientific School of Yale
College, to the General Assembly of the State of Connecticut, Together with an
Historical Statement Respecting the School and an Account of the Established Courses
of Study" [1866]
j. "The Sources of the Nile" [from North American Review, January, 1867]
k. "What Sort of Schools Ought the State to Keep?" [from The New Englander,
January, 1868]
l. "On the Growth of American Colleges and the Present Tendency to the Study of
Science. An Address Delivered at the Dedication of the Sibley College, of the
Cornell University, June 21, 1871" [1872]
m. [review of J. Thomas's Universal Pronouncing Dictionary of Biography and
Mythology, from North American Review, January, 1872]
n. "Four College Inaugurals. White, McCosh, Eliot, Porter, By a Graduate of
Yale" [from The Christian Union, January 31, 1872]
o. "Louis Agassiz As a Teacher of Science in America. Remarks of Professor D.
C. Gilman, President of the University of California, at the Memorial Meeting
of the California Academy of Sciences, December 22d, 1873" [from an
unidentified publication]
p. [a speech given at Berkeley in 1874, printed in an unidentified publication]
q. "The American System of Public Instruction" [fragment from an unidentified
periodical, ca. 1870]
r. "Annual Report of the Board of Visitors of the UnitedStates Military Academy,
Made to the Secretary of War, for the Year 1875"
s. "Address: Delivered by Request to Delegates from the Society of Friends,
December 21st, 1877" [from an unidentified publication]
Box 5.4 (Cont.)
t. "Address to the Graduates in Medicine, of the University of Maryland, on their
Attainment of the Doctor's Degree, March 1, 1878"
u. "On the Studies which should Precede a Course of Study in Medicine, Hygiene,
etc. A Report to the Trustees of the Johns Hopkins University" [1878]
v. "Baltimore's Opportunities, The substance of an Address delivered by request
in the Maryland Institute, Nov. 10, 1879, at the opening of the Winter courses"
w. "The alliance of Universities and the learned Societies" [remarks reported in a
publication of the American Philosophical Society, 1880]
x. "What shall our Daughters Study?" [from Good Company, Jan., 1881]
y. "The Idea of the University" [from North American Review, October, 1881]
z. "Francis Lieber" [from an unidentified publication, dated April, 1881] Various Speeches and Articles, 1885-1905 (Vol. V)
a. "The Benefits which Society derives from Universities" [1885]
b. "The Use and Abuse of Titles" [from North American Review, March, 1885]
c. "The Group System of College Studies in the Johns Hopkins University" [from
The Andover Review, Vol. V, No. 30, June, 1886]
d. "The Future of the Johns Hopkins University" [offprint from The Independent,
October 25, 1888]
e. "Examination and Education" [from The Century, American Supplement,
March, 1889]
f. "The Problems of Ignorance and Misery in a Large Town" [an annotated
bibliography published by the First Presbyterian Church in Baltimore, ca. 1890]
g. [remarks reported in the JHU Circular, November, 1890]
h. "Introductory Remarks" [from a publication of the Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity,
New York, 1891]
i. "On the Study of Geography" [from Atlantic Monthly, June, 1891]
j. "College Term of Study" [clipping from the Troy Press, June 6, 1891]
k. "The Shortening of the College Curriculum" [from Educational Review,
January, 1891]
l. [remarks reported in a publication of the University of Wisconsin, ca. 1891]
m. "Manual Training as a Part of a Liberal Education: A Hint for Colleges" [ca.
1893]
n. "Liberal Education, Especially in New England" [from an unidentified
publication, dated December 14, 1893]
o. "The Johns Hopkins University From 1873 to 1893"
p. "A Panorama of Charitable Work in Many Lands: Being a Review of the
Papers Submitted to the International Congress in Chicago, June, 1893" [from a
publication of the Charity Organization Society of Baltimore City, February, 1894]
q. [remarks on the inauguration of President Smith of Colgate, reported in a
publication of Colgate University, ca. 1895]
Box 5.4 (Cont.)
r. "The Death of Dr. James Carey Thomas" [1897?]
s. "An American Expedition to Oceana Sixty Years Ago" [from The Independent,
Nov. 10, 1898]
t. [galleys of a speech about JHU, ca. 1899; note on page states that they were
never published]
u. "Address by Daniel C. Gilman, LL.D./Horace Mann, the Educational
Reformer" [from the Teachers' College Record, January, 1902]
v. "The Carnegie Institution. An Authoritative Statement by President Gilman"
[offprint from The Century, March, 1903]
w. "The Carnegie Institution of Washington/What It Is and What It Is Not" [from
an unidentified publication, March, 1903]
x. "The First Year of the Carnegie Institution" [from The Independent, February
5, 1903]
y. "Prospects of Science in the United States at the Beginning of the Twentieth
Century" [from the University Record of the University of Chicago, Vol. VIII,
No. 3, July 1903]
z. [remarks reported in a publication of the Columbia Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb, 1904]
aa. [remarks on the opening of the surgical building of the Hopkins Hospital,
reported in a Hopkins publication, ca. January, 1905]
bb. [review of Andrew Dickson White's autobiography, from The Nation, April 6,
1905]
cc. [review of The Long Ago and the Later On by George Tisdale Bromley, from
The Nation, April 13, 1905]
dd. "Sidney Lanier: Reminiscences and Letters" [from the South Atlantic Quarterly,
April, 1905]
ee. "Address" [from a publication of the Maryland Institute, ca. 1905]
ff. "Some Thoughts Respecting Research" [from a publication of Clark University,
ca. 1906]
Series 6: Publications from Gilman's Library Box 6.1 Yale College Class Records, 1850-54
a. "Biographical Record of the Class of 1850, of Yale College, Prepared
by the Class Committee and Printed for the Members of the Class"
[1877]
b. "Biographical Record of the Class of 1850, of Yale College, With a
Report of the Decennial Meeting" [1861]
c. "Statistics of the Class of 1850, of Yale College, Presented July 27,
1853, by E. M. Jerome, Secretary of the Class" [1853]
d. "Statistics of the Class of 1851, of Yale College" [1854]
e. "Second Biographical Record of the Class of 1852 in Yale College,
Covering the Period of Ten Years After Graduation" [compiled by
Gilman; 1862]
f. "Record of the Class of 1852 Yale College, for the Quarter Century
After Graduation" [1878]
g. "Decennial Statistics of the Class of 1853, in Yale College" [1864]
h. "Statistics of The Class of 1854, of Yale College, Collected by M. N.
Whitmore, Class Secretary" [1858]
Yale College Class Records, 1855-67
a. "Statistics of the Class of 1855, of Yale College, Collected by William
Wheeler, Class Secretary" [1859]
b. "Decennial Report of the Class of 1855, of Yale College" [1866]
c. "Statistics of the Class of 1856, of Yale College, Collected by Henry
Edwards Pardee, Class Secretary" [1859]
d. "Record of the Class of 1856, of Yale College" [1867]
e. "Biographical Record of the Class of 1857 of Yale College During
Twelve Years With an Account of the Decennial Meeting of the Class"
[1870]
f. "Addresses and Statistics of the Class of 1857 of Yale College" [1863]
g. "Report of the Triennial Meeting of the Class of 1867, Yale College,
Held at New Haven, Conn., July 20th, 1870, Together with
Biographical Statistics of Members of the Class" [1870]
Box 6.1 (Cont.) Education Public Schools
a. "An Historical Discourse, on the Two Hundreth Anniversary of the
Founding of Hopkins Grammar School, New Haven Connecticut.
Delivered before the "Hopkins Grammar School Association," July 24th,
1860, by Leonard Woolsey Bacon" [1860]
b. "The New Departure in the Common Schools of Quincy and Other
Papers on Educational Topics," by Charles F. Adams [1881]
c. "Addresses Delivered in Reference to Free High Schools, Before the
Legislature of New Jersey, March 1st, 1871" [1871]
d. "Public Libraries and Schools: Results of Recent Efforts to Make the
Former Useful to the Latter" by Samuel S. Green [1885]
e. "Some Defects in our System of Public Education," by Charles J.
Bonaparte [1885]
f. "Plan and Graded Programme of Institution in Drawing for the Public
Schools of Massachusetts of the Primary, Grammar, and High School
Grades," by Walter Smith [1880]
Education Industrial Schools
a. "Catalogue of the Children's Industrial Exhibition Under the Auspices of
the Industrial Education Association" [1886]
b. "The Twenty-fifth Annual Report of the Trustees of the Cooper Union
for the Advancement of Science and Art, May 28th, 1884" [1884]
c. "First Report of the Royal Commissioners on Technical Instruction"
[1882]
d. "Second Annual Report of the Industrial Education Association" [1886]
e. "Fifth Annual Catalogue of the Manual Training School of Washington
University, St. Louis" [1885]
f. "Manual Training School. A Prospectus for the Year 1882-3"
g. "The Women's Institute of Technical Design, Fifth Avenue, New York.
Prospectus and Reports" [1885]
h. "The Second and Third Annual Reports of the Workingman's School,
Conducted Under the Auspices of the United Relief Works of the
Society for Ethical Culture" [ca. 1883]
i. "The Fruits of Manual Training" by C. M. Woodward [offprint from
Popular Science Monthly, 1884]
Education Universities and Colleges
a. "A College Fetich. An Address Delivered Before the Harvard Chapter
of the Fraternity of the Phi Beta Kappa, In Sanders Theater, Cambridge,
June 28, 1883." by Charles Francis Adams
b. "Improvements Practicable in American Colleges," by F. A. P.
Barnard, LL.D. [1856]
c. "Annual Report of the President of Columbia College, Made to the Board of Trustees, June 2, 1879" Box 6.1 (Cont.)
d. "Two Papers on Academic Degrees," by Frederick A. P. Barnard
[1880]
e. "An Ideal University," by James Bryce [from The Contemporary
Review, June, 1884]
f. "An American University. An Oration Before the Connecticut Beta of
the Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity at Trinity College, Hartford, 1856, July
15," by Benjamin Apthorp Gould, Jr. [1856]
g. "Higher Education and a Common Language," by Philip Gilbert
Hamerton et. al. [1879]
h. "Method of Study in Social Science. A Lecture Delivered Before the St.
Louis Social Science Association, March 4, 1879," by William T.
Harris
i. "The University of Leiden," by W. T. Hewett [from Harper's New
Monthly Magazine, n.d.]
j. "The Classical Question in Germany" by Edmund J. James [from The
Popular Science Monthly, January, 1884]
k. "The Reorganisation of Liberal Education" [by R. G. Moulton? N.d.,
ca. 1882]
l. "The Place of the Scholar in American Life. An Address Delivered at
the Annual Commencement of the University of Michigan, Thursday,
June 26, 1884," by the Rt. Rev. Henry C, Potter [1884]
m. "The Admission of Women to Universities. Testimony gathered in
connection with an Essay, in the North American Review for January,
1883, on 'University Education for Women,'" by W. Le Conte Stevens
[1883]
n. "What is a University?" by E. R. Sill [offprint from The Californian,
May, 1881]
Religion
a. The American Missionary, Vol. XXXIX, No. 11 (November, 1885)
b. "Four Commemorative Discourses: Delivered on His Sixty-Third Birth-
Day, February 19th, 1865; On the Fortieth Anniversary of his
Installation, March 12th, 1865; and on his Retirement from Pastoral
Duties, September 9th, 1866; by Rev. Leonard Bacon, D.D." [1866]
c. "Rectorial Address to the Students of Aberdeen University, Wednesday,
15th Nov., 1882," by Alexander Bain [1882]
d. "Jesus, the Reformer/A Sermon Delivered in the First Congregational
Unitarian Church/April 2, 1893," by W. H. Furness
e. "The Proposed Church College, or Hall, at the University of Michigan"
[n.d.]
f. "A Discourse Addressed to the Alumni of the Princeton Theological
Seminary, April 30, 1862, on Occasion of the Completion of its First
Half Century," by William Sprague Box 6.1 (Cont.)
g. "The Method and Influence of Theological Studies. A Discourse,
Pronounced at Burlington, Before the Literary Societies of the
University of Vermont, August, 5th, 1845," by William Shedd
h. "Services in Adams Chapel at the Dedication of the New Buildings of
the Union Theological Seminary, 1200 Park Avenue, New York City"
[1885]
Box 6.2 Biography Vol. I
a. "An Address at the Funeral of Hon. Roger Sherman Baldwin, February
23, 1863, by Samuel W. S. Dutton, Pastor of the North Church in New
Haven" [1863]
b. "In Memoriam. Jarvis Brush" [1883]
c. "An Address at the Funeral of Hon.David Daggett, April 15, 1851, by
Samuel W. S. Dutton, Pastor of the North Church in New Haven"
[1851]
d. "Analysis of the Character of President Dwight as a Teacher," by
Denison Olmstead [1858]
e. "An Eulogy on Alexander Metcalf Fisher, A. M. Professor of
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, in Yale College, Who Perished in
the Wreck of the Albion, April 22nd, 1822. Delivered in the College
Chapel, June 26, 1822," by James Kingsley [1822]
f. "The Faithful Servant. Rev. Mr. Strong's Discourse on the Life and
Character of John W. Fitch, Esq." by Edward Strong [1861]
g. "A Discourse Commemorative of the Life and Services of Josiah
Willard Gibbs, LL.D., Professor of Sacred Literature in Yale College.
Delivered in the College Chapel, On Sunday, March 31st, 1861," by George
Fisher [1861]
h. "A Discourse Commemorative of the Life and Services of the Rev.
Chaucey Allen Goodrich, D.D., Professor in Yale College," by
Theodore Woolsey [1860]
i. "A Discourse, Commemorative of the Life of Charles Goodyear, the
Inventor," by Samuel Dutton [1860]
j. "The Death of a Young Man. A Sermon Preached in the Chapel of Yale
College, June 1, 1851, in Reference to the Death of Albert Hebard, Just
Before the Close of His College Life," by Theodore Woolsey [1851]
k. "Sketch of the Life of Edward C. Herrick, Late Librarian and Treasurer
of Yale College," by T. A. Thacher [1862]
l. "Eulogy on Joseph S. Hubbard," by B. A. Gould [1864]
m. "An Address at the Funeral of Eli Ives, M.D., October 10th, 1861," by
Samuel W. S. Dutton [1861]
n. "The Beloved Physician. A Discourse, Delivered in First Church in
New Haven, at the Interment of Jonathan Knight, M.D., Late Professor
of Surgery in Yale College," by Leonard Bacon [1864]
Box 6.2 (Cont.)
Biography Vol. II
a. Discourse Commemorative of Rev. William Larned, Professor of
Rhetoric and English Literature in Yale College," by Theodore Woolsey
[1862]
b. "In Memoriam. William Augustus Norton." [1883?]
c. "John Pinktin Norton," by William Larned [1852]
d. "A Discourse, Commemorative of the Life and Services of Denison
Olmsted, LL.D., Professor of Natural Philosophy and Astronomy in
Yale College, Who Died in New Haven, May 13th, 1859," by Theodore
Woolsey [1859]
e. "A Discourse Comemorative of the Life and Character of Lucius
Duncan Olmsted, Delivered in the New England Church, Chicago,
March 23, 1862," by S. C. Bartlett [1862]
f. "A Discourse Commemorative of the Life and Character of Mr. Joseph
Earl Sheffield, Delivered at the Battell Chapel, June 26, 1882," by Noah
Porter [1882]
g. "An Address Commemorative of the Life and Services of Benjamin
Silliman, Sen., Professor in Yale College," by Theodore Woolsey
[1865]
h. "Memorial Addresses at the Unveiling of the Bronze Statue of Professor
Benjamin Silliman, at Yale College, June 24, 1884" [1885]
i. "Benjamin Silliman" [offprint from The American Journal of Science,
Vol. XXIX, February, 1885]
j. "The Faithful Minister's Joy in Death. A Sermon, Preached March 9,
1862, at the Funeral of the Rev. David Smith, D.D., for Thirty-Three
Years Pastor of the Church in Durham, Conn. Who Died March 5th,
1862, Aged Ninety-Four," by Abraham Baldwin [1862]
k. obituary offprint from the New England Historical and Genealogical
Register, July, 1875, on Ralph Dunning Smith by Lewis H. Steiner
l. "A Sketch of the Life and Character of Rev. Nathaniel W. Taylor,
D.D." by Samuel W. S. Dutton [ca. 1858]
m. "An Address Delivered at the Funeral of Miss Apphia Thacher, August
25, 1874, by Professor Timothy Dwight, of Yale College"
n. "A Discourse on the Life and Character of Captain William Wheeler,
Delivered in the Third Congregational Church, New Haven, July 17th,
1864" by Timothy Dwight [1864]
o. "In Memoriam. A Sermon Delivered in the First Presbyterian Church,
Utica, NY. Upon the Life and Labors of Samuel Wells Williams,
LL.D." by R. L. Bachman [1844]
Box 6.3
1. Adler, Cyrus, "Trial of Jorge de Ameida by the Inquisition in Mexico"
(Washington, 1895)
2. "Address Delivered at the Funeral of Lyman Hotchkiss Atwater, D.D., LL.D.,
[etc.]" (New York, 1883)
3. The American Bible Society, "Addresses at the Celebration of the Thirty-ninth
Anniversary of the American Bible Society" (New York, 1855)
4. "The American Meeting in Berlin" (Berlin, ca. 1876)
5. The American Natonal Preacher, Vol. XXI, No. 4 (April, 1847)
6. The American Natonal Preacher, Vol. XXVII, No. 10 (October, 1853)
7. The American Natonal Preacher, Vol. XXIX, No. 11(November, 18)
8. The American Oriental Society, "Proceedings" (New Haven, 1890)
9. The American Union Commission, "Speeches of Hon. W. Dennison,
Postmaster-General, Rev. J. P. Thompson, D. D., President of the
Commission, Col. N. G. Taylor, of East Tennessee, Hon. J. R. Doolittle, U. S. Senate,
Gen. J. A. Garfield, M. C., in the Hall of Representatives, Washington, Feb. 12, 1865"
(New York, 1865)
10. Andover Theological Seminary, "The Andover Creed" (Andover, 1882)
11. Anthon, George C., "Narrative and Documents Connected with the
Displacement of the Professor of the Greek Language and Literature in the
University of the City of New York, April 2d, 1851" (New York, 1851)
12. Bachiene, P., "Considerations sur les propositions, presentees par le Dr.
Thompson, a la Conference de Breme du 25 Septembre 1876" (n.d.)
13. Baltimore and Ohio Employes Relief Association, "Fourth Annual Report of the
Relief Features, and Second Annual Report of Savings and Building Features"
(Baltimore, 1884)
14. Bartlett, W. C., "Samuel Williams, Journalist" (Berkeley, Cal.?, ca. 1881)
15. Bibbins, Arthur, "On the Distribution of Cordylophora in the Chesapeake
Estuaries, and the Character of its Habitat" (Baltimore, ca. 1892)
16. Brackett, J. R., "The '91 Club" (1906)
17. Bryant, William Cullen, "Some Notices of the Life and Writings of Fitz-Greene
Halleck" (New York, 1869)
18. The Chamber of Commerece of the State of New York, Tribute of the Chamber
of Commerce of the State of New York, to the Memory of its President, the late
George W. Lane" (New York, 1884)
19. "A Circular, Explanatory of the Recent Proceedings of the Sophomore Class, in
Yale College" (New Haven, 1830)
20. Durfee, Calvin, "A Sketch of the Life and Services of the Late Professor Amos
Eaton" (Boston, 1860)
21. Dwight, Timothy, "A Discourse in Commemoration of Rev. Timothy Dwight,
D.D., LL.D., [etc.]" (Southport, Conn., 1876)
22. "The Ethics of the Marketing System" (New York, 1885)
Box 6.3 (Cont.)
23. Everett, Edward, "An Address, Pronounced, October Twenty-first, at the Box
Funeral of Rev. John Lovejoy Abbot, Pastor of the First Church of Christ in
Boston" (Boston, 1814)
24. Field, Kate, "Archibald Forbes, the English War Correspondent" (New York,
1881)
25. Fiske, D. T., "The Creed of Andover Theological Seminary" (Newburyport,
1882)
26. Furness, W. H., "An Easter Sermon Delivered in the First Congregational
Unitarian Church of Philadelphia April 14th, 1892"
27. Gildersleeve, Basil, "Grammar and Aesthetics" (from The Princeton Review)
28. Gilman, William, "Memoir of Daniel Lathrop Coit 1754-1833" (1907)
29. Gould, Benjamin Apthorp, "Reply to the 'Statement of the Trustees' of the
Dudley Observatory" (Albany, 1859)
30. Griswold, W. M. Descriptive List of Novels and Tales dealing with American
Country Life
31. Hall, G. Stanley, "The Contents of Children's Minds" (from The Princeton
Review)
32. Haygood, Atticus, "Annual Report of the General Agent of the 'John F. Slater
Fund'" (Atlanta , 1886)
Box 6.4
1. "Henry Barth, The African Traveler" (from Harper's)
2. Hicks, Thomas, "Thomas Crawford; His Career, Character, and Works" (New
York, 1858)
3. Hoyt, John W., Memorial in Regard to a National University (1892)
4. Jacobi, A., "Rudolf Virchow" (New York, 1881)
5. Johnson, Duncan S., "Notes on the Flora of the Banks and Sounds at Beaufort,
N.C." (Chicago, ca. 1891)
6. Johnston, William and Rosa, "Albert Sidney Johnston" (1885)
7. Koner, W., "Heinrich Barth" (Berlin, 1866)
8. Lane, Levi Cooper, "Shadows in the Ethics of the International Medical
Congress" (San Francisco, 1885)
9. Lathrop, J. A., "A Few Brief Remarks Touching Mr. C. O. Shepard, and His
Memorial" (ca. 1837)
10. Latting, John J., "Biographical Sketch of Joseph Lemuel Chester, D. C. L.,
LL.D." (New York, 1882)
11. "The Life of William Ewart Gladstone, Statesman, Scholar, Philanthropist"
(London, n.d.)
12. McGee, W. J., "The Geology of Washington and Vicinity" (1891)
13. "McTyeire vs. Shipp" (ca. 1885)
14. Martin, H. Newell, "A Correction of Certain Statements Published in the
'Zoophilist' also a Castigation and an Appeal" (Baltimore, 1885)
15. "Mary Amanda Outwater White" (1887) Box 6.4 (Cont.)
16. Mr. Tata's Scheme" (ca. 1899)
17. The New York General Association, "Report of the Committee of the New
York General Association on the Relation of The American Board of
Commissioners for Foreign Missions, The American Home Missionary Society, The
American Tract Society, The American Missionary Association, and the American
Sunday School Union, to the Subject of Slavery" (1855)
18. Newcomb, Simon, "The Two Schools of Political Economy" (from The
Princeton Review)
19. "Paparchy and Neutrality" (1875)
20. Park, Edwards, "A Discourse Delivered at the Funeral of Professor Moses
Stuart" (1852)
21. Park, Edwards, "The Life and Character of Leonard Woods, D.D., LL.D."
(1880)
22. Parkhurst, Charles, untitled sermon; pamphlet cover reads, "Madison Square
Presbyterian Church to Its First Pastor, The Rev. William Adams, D.D., LL.D. A
Tribute." (1880)
23. Parkhurst, Charles, "In Memoriam. George W. Lane." (n.d.)
24. Peabody, Andrew Preston, "Charles Chauncy: Second President of Harvard"
(from The Harvard Register, March, 1881)
25. Peabody, Andrew Preston, "Memoir of the Hon. Emory Washburn, LL.D."
(1879)
26. Peirce, C. S., Description of a Notation for the Logic of Relatives (1870)
27. "Proceedings of the Trustees of the John F. Slater Fund for the Education of
Freedmen" (1894)
28. "Proceedings on Occasion of the One Hundreth Anniversary of the Ordination
of the Rev. Joseph Lathrop, D.D., at West Springfield, Mass." (1856)
29. Ruggles, Samuel, "The Duty of Columbia College to the Community, and Its
Right to Exclude Unitarians from Its Professorships of Physical Science.
Considered by One of Its Trustees." (1854)
30. Scudder, Samuel H., "Dr. John Lawrence Leconte. A Memoir Read to the
National Academy of Science, April 17, 1884, with an Appendix on the Ancestry
of the Family" (1884)
31. Shields, Charles W., "A Sketch of the Life of Elisha Kent Lane, M.D.,
U.S.N." (n.d.)
32. "Sidney Lanier" (1881)
Box 6.5 1.Society of the Arts of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, "In Memory
of William Barton Rogers, LL.D. Late President of the Society." (1882)
2. Stille, C. J., "Reminiscences of a Provost. 1866-1880" (n.d.)
3. Thompson, Joseph P., "Abraham Lincoln, His Life, and Its Lessons, Sermon,
Preached on Sabbath, April 30, 1865" (1865)
4. Thompson, Joseph P., and Berthold Auerbach, "Addresses Delivered at the
Funeral of Bayard Taylor" (1878)
5. Thompson, Joseph P., "America as Seen From Europe" (1874)
6. Thompson, Joseph P., "The Armament of Germany" (1875)
7. Thompson, Joseph P., "Book-Worship" (1876)
8. Thompson, Joseph P., "Christ, The Church, and The Creed" (1878)
9. Thompson, Joseph P., "Christian Missions Necessary to a True Civilization"
(1857)
10. Thompson, Joseph P., "The College as a Religious Institution" (1859)
11. Thompson, Joseph P., "Concerning Treaties as Matter of the Law of Nations"
(1877)
12. Thompson, Joseph P., "Conciliation or Chronic War" (1877)
13. Thompson, Joseph P., "Il Conflitto Cogli Ultramontani In Germania" (1874)
14. Thompson, Joseph P., "The Contest with Ultramontanism in Germany" (1874)
15. Thompson, Joseph P., "Dr. Brugsch's Theory of the Exodus" (1874)
16. Thompson, Joseph P., "Dr. Manning and Germany" (1874)
17. Thompson, Joseph P., "The Egyptian Doctrine of a Future State" (1868)
18. Thompson, Joseph P., "An Essay Toward Principles of International Law to
Govern the Intercourse of Christian with Non-Christian Peoples" (1876)
19. Thompson, Joseph P., "The Faithful Preacher" (1857)
20. Thompson, Joseph P., "Final Cause: A Critique of The Failure of Paley and the
Fallacy of Hume" (n.d.: ca. 1878)
21. Thompson, Joseph P., "The Heroic Age of America, and its Legacy" (1874)
22. Thompson, Joseph P., "Implements of the Stone Age" (1877)
23. Thompson, Joseph P., "Lucretius or Paul. Materialism and Theism Tested by
the Nature and the Needs of Man" (1875)
24. Thompson, Joseph P., "Man's Completeness in Christ" (1863)
25. Thompson, Joseph P., "Memorial Service for Three Hundred Thousand Union
Soldiers" (1866)
26. Thompson, Joseph P., "Military Success from God" (1862)
27. Thompson, Joseph P., "The Moral Unity of the Human Race" (1851)
28. Thompson, Joseph P., "Paganized Ecclesiasticism, the Chief Antagonist of the
Modern Missionary" (1854)
29. Thompson, Joseph P., "La Paix Consideree Comme Berceau de la Chevalerie"
(1874)
30. Thompson, Joseph P., "Palestine A Perpetual Witness for the Bible" (1859)
31. Thompson, Joseph P., "Papalism" (1876)
32. Thompson, Joseph P., "Peace Through Victory" (1864)
Box 6.6
1. Thompson, Joseph P., "The Permanence of Christianity in the Intention of Its
Founder" (1865)
2. Thompson, Joseph P., "The Psalter and The Sword" (1863)
3. Thompson, Joseph P., "The Question of Races in the United States" (1874)
4. Thompson, Joseph P., "Rpeort on a Law of International Copy-Right" (1877)
5. Thompson, Joseph P., "Revolution Against Free Government Not a Right But a
Crime" (1864)
6. Thompson, Joseph P., "The Right of War-Indemnity" (1878)
7. Thompson, Joseph P., "Shall Our Common Schools Be Destroyed?" (1870)
8. Thompson, Joseph P., "Syllabus of Lectures on the Evidences of Christianity"
(1865)
9. Thompson, Joseph P., "The Theocratic Principle: Or, Religion the Bond of the
Republic" (1868)
10. Thompson, Joseph P., "Three New Routes to India" (1856)
11. Thompson, Joseph P., "Unity of the Bible" (1871)
12. Thompson, Joseph P., "The Uses of Affliction to he Minister of Christ" (1847)
13. Thompson, Joseph P., "Les Utensiles De L'Age De La Pierre Considerees
Comme Formant Une Demarcation Primitive Entre L'Homme Et Les Autres
Animaux" (1876)
14. Thompson, Joseph P., "The Vatican Conflict in Free Nations" with letter dated
November 25, 1875, addressee unknown (1875)
15. Thompson, Joseph P., "Ein Versuch, die Prinzipien des Volkerrechts zu finden
und festzustellen, nach welchen der Verkehr der christlichen mit den
nichtchristlichen Volkern geregelt werden sollte" (1876)
16. Thompson, Joseph P., "Vice Progressive" (1846)
17. Thompson, Joseph P., "No Slavery in Nebraska" (1854)
18. Thompson, Joseph P., "The Word of Life the Law of Missions" (1867)
19. "Tributes to Dr. Joseph P. Thompson" (1879)
20. "Tributes to the Memory of Miss Maria P. Gilman" (1907)
21. Trustees of the American Congregational Union, "Eighth Annual Report"
(1861)
22. "Ultramontanism" (1874)
23. Union League Club of New York, "Proceedings in Reference to the Death of
Governor John A. Andrew" (1867)
24. Van Winkle, Edgar S., "A Tribute to the Memory of Robert Kelly" (1856)
25. Walker, Francis A., "Industrial Education" (1884)
26. Weeks, Stephen B. "Anti Slavery Sentiment in the South" (1898)
27. Wright, Richard R., "A Brief Historical Sketch of Negro Education in Georgia"
(1894)
Series 7: Scrapbooks Box 7.1 Clippings of Gilman's foreign correspondxence, 1854-1855
Clippings and ephemera from Gilman's presidency at the University of
California Box 7.2 Clippings of newspaper coverage of Gilman's lectures, 1889-1891 Ephemera and clippings related to Yale College, 1835-1901
Clippings related to Gilman's resignation, 1900-1901
Clippings related to The Launching of a University, 1906 Box 7.3 General vacation scrapbook, 1906-1907 Invitation and social affairs Added June 1999:
Commemorative album, 129th Annual Banquet. Chamber of Commerce
New York City. Nov. 23, 1897 Series 8: Tribute Volumes
Box 8.1 Paul Haupt's congratulatory letter (in cuneiform), 1899 Address of congratulation presented to DCG by the faculty, 1900 Tribute from Alpha Delta Phi, 1901 Tribute from the JHU Club of the Middle West, 1901 Tribute from the Johns Hopkins University, 1902
Series 9: Memorials
Box 9.1 Scrapbook of clippings and correspondence about Gilman's death, 1908-1909
Box 9.2 Scrapbook of clippings about Gilman, saved by Elisabeth Gilman
Box 9.3 Memorial from the JHU Circular, 1908
Memorial by the Hopkins Alumni Association, 1909 Memorial by the Berkeley Club, 1909 Memorial by the University of California, 1909 Memorial by the Yale Class of 1852
Series 10: Personal Box 10.1 autobiographical chronology 1831-1908
chronologies of summers 1864-1908 honorary memberships record of letters written 1854-55
DCG family/travel letters 1845-1908 Box 10.2 1848 diary
1855 diary
1857 diary
1865-66 diary
1869 "Alice's Travels" by DCG
1873 diary
1874 diary
1882-88 diary
1883 diary
1885-86 diary Box 10.3 1886 diary
1888-89 diary "Opening Hospital"
1889-90 diary "Europe"
1889-90 diary "Mediterranean"
1892 diary "Ireland, Scotland, England, Wales
1894 diary
1896-98 "Entertainments"
1897 memoranda book Box 10.4 1899-1900 diary "Travel Europe 1900
California 1899-1900"
1900 memoranda book
1901 appointment book
1902 diary (2 volumes)
1903 diary Box 10.5 1904 diary
1905 diary
1906 diary Box 10.6 1905-6 "Current" finances
1907 diary
1907 "To Europe in 1907 [8?] Catch-all"
1908 diary
n.d. "European addresses"
Series 11 : Elisabeth Dwight Woolsey Gilman Papers
1. Account book of Dora H. Woolsey (1857)
2. Diary of Elisabeth Dwight Woolsey Gilman (1873)
3. Diary of Elisabeth Dwight Woolsey Gilman, with notes by Daniel Gilman (1877)
4. Notebook of Elisabeth Dwight Woolsey Gilman (1879-1897)
5. The Mediterranean, 1889-90 (bound typescript by Elisabeth D. W. Gilman)
6. Diary of Elisabeth Dwight Woolsey Gilman (1890)
7. Letters of Elisabeth Dwight Woolsey Gilman (published posthumously in 1911)
8. Kinsolving, Arthur B., "In Memoriam Mrs. Daniel Coit Gilman"
Series 12 Mary Ketcham Gilman Papers
Series 13 Alice Gilman Wheeler Papers
Series 14 Elisabeth Gilman Papers
(Removed to Elisabeth Gilman Papers - Ms. 235)
Series 15 Miscellaneous (to be sorted) A. Sketch of Gilman, in map case.
B. Large photograph of Gilman, in map case.
C. Photo of pond at Mt. Desert, in map case.
D. Certificate as delegate to Paris Exhibition of 1885, in map case.
E. Large folder of diplomas, certificates, and official correspondence related to the diplomas
and certificates, in map case.
F. Tube containing Gilman's genealogy (done in 1911), oversize case. Box 15.1
G. Folder containing documents of Gilman's ancestry
H. Copy of document referring to Joseph Gilman and signed by George
Washington, in map case.
I. Gold-tipped cane given to Gilman in 1902 by Ellen Gilman Proctor, oversize
case.
J. Satirical poster produced by the junior class of 1897, in map case.
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