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Spicer Riggs. February 6, 1915. * Steamer accident. May
30, 1923. * New York Historical Society
Final Choice". April 13, 1932. * "Plan New Camp Site at Normal". August 8, 1933. Citations of
States. Journal of Proceedings and addresses, 1916. Pages 884 - 886. "Hello Doctor; a brief
Final Choice". April 13, 1932. * "Plan New Camp Site at Normal". August 8, 1933. Citations of
States. Journal of Proceedings and addresses, 1916. Pages 884 - 886. "Hello Doctor; a brief
Photocopies of 6 index from the Dorothy Rogers Papers ( 50/3/31). Biographical information on Dr. James G. Riggs. Newspaper clippings: * Obituary of Mrs. Elizabeth Spicer Riggs. February 6, 1915. * Steamer accident. May 30, 1923. * New York Historical Society meeting. September 17, 1924. * "Normal Entrance Being Cleared by Snow Tractor". February 5, 1925. * "Alumni Breakfast". February 20, 1932. * "Normal Bids Are Going to Albany for Final Choice". April 13, 1932. * "Plan New Camp Site at Normal". August 8, 1933. Citations of Dr. Riggs entry in "Who Was Who in America" and "Dictionary of North American Authors Deceassed before 1950". Citations for three publications: "The Vicar of Wakefield: a tale supposed to be written by himself"' by Oliver Goldsmith. Editor, James Gilbert Riggs. Boston: Sibley & Ducker, 1896. "Sesames and lilies; three lectures" by John Ruskin. Editor, James Gilbert Riggs. Boston: Sibley & Ducker, 1900. "Training of teachers for special classes" by James Gilbert Riggs. National Education Association of the United States. Journal of Proceedings and addresses, 1916. Pages 884 - 886. "Hello Doctor; a brief biography of Charles Bernstein, M.D." by James Gilbert Riggs. East Aurora, N.Y., 1936.
File 7
Task Force on African American Historic Sites in
NYS, The State Education Department
, The University of the State of New York, Albany, The Martin Luther King Jr.
, The University of the State of New York, Albany, The Martin Luther King Jr.
Task Force on African American Historic Sites in NYS, The State Education Department, The University of the State of New York, Albany, The Martin Luther King Jr.
Hudson.
The collection features maps and bound atlases from a
multitude of important historic
Hudson Area Library Local Historical Maps & Atlases Collection, 1740-2004
Northeastern States
Hudson Area Library Local Historical Maps & Atlases Collection, 1740-2004
Northeastern States
This collection, which dates from 1740-2004, includes dozens of hand drawn maps, and maps with engravings, most of them originals, as well as bound atlases, representing the City of Hudson and its immediate surrounding area, including Columbia County and portions of adjacent counties as well as New York State. These items contain important information about the history of Hudson and the surrounding region – from insurance and railroad maps, topographical and geological maps, to bird’s eye view drawings and developmental proposals. The collection also includes maps that provide information about The Hudson River as a site of commerce, industry, travel, and tourism, as well as wildlife and residential life, since the settling of the city of Hudson. The collection features maps and bound atlases from a multitude of important historic publishers, including Beers, Ellis & Co.; H.H. Rowley & Co; F.W. Beers; Hudson River Sloop Clearwater; The Sanborn Map Company; and Frank E. Richards, among others.
business documents pertaining to the sale of the Lorenzo
mansion to the New York State Historic
This series contains business documents and papers pertaining to land sales by the Lincklaen Lands Co. and Ltd., incorporated after the death of Jane S.L. Remington. Eight heirs were left with over 200 acres of land they then chose to sell. This series also contains business documents pertaining to the sale of the Lorenzo mansion to the New York State Historic Trust, such as correspondence, legal contracts, and land appraisals. This series is arranged alphabetically by types of materials and chronologically by decade.
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Historic and Scientific Sites of New York State [pamphlet], 1949
Corpus Christi School Historical Documentation Records, 2013 0.24 Cubic Feet
structure, a review of the site was required by the New York State Historic Preservation Office,, resulting
Historic preservation.
that Conifer Realty purchased the building in hopes of converting it to apartments. As a historic
Historic preservation.
that Conifer Realty purchased the building in hopes of converting it to apartments. As a historic
This collection consists of a series of documents and images compiled by Saralinda Hooker, a planning and historical preservation consultant, in regards to the former Corpus Christi School on East Main Street in Rochester, New York in 2013. The history of Corpus Christi Church proper and the House of Industry/St. Agnes Institute (demolished 1957)building are also covered. The materials include a narrative history, site survey map, existing building plans, photographic documentation with keys, and a DVD holding a digital copy of the materials.
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Historic Site on Jan. [January] 15th, 1944, with the members of
the Roosevelt Family retaining
Verso: A gift to the Government of the United States pursuant to a Joint Resolution of the
Verso: A gift to the Government of the United States pursuant to a Joint Resolution of the
Episode 79, Box 3
Washington Headquarters - State Historic Site