Abstract Correspondence, newspaper clippings, lecture notes, booklet draft, photographs, postcards, textbooks, pamphlets, and memorabilia relating to the teaching career and activities of Lee E. Boyer. Includes correspondence between Boyer and other mathematicians regarding calculus problems, textbooks and teaching notes which Boyer used in instructing his classes, drafts and layout of a booklet about a stained glass window in Millersville University’s Biemsderfer Executive Center, newspaper...

Abstract Narratives of various court cases, mostly Pennsylvania, many in Lancaster County, but also Philadelphia city and county, Berks, Cumberland, Franklin and York counties, with some from Maryland and New Jersey, and some English cases.  Most of the cases recorded are from the colonial period. There are a number of indicators that authorship of the manuscript belongs to Jasper Yeates, the first one being the name "Yeates" written boldly in in on page 6.  There are also possibly other...

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Manuscripts, sheet music, published musical scores, scripts, photographs of early 20th century Austrian stage actors, personal photographs, sketches, and ephemera.

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Comments on Nolan's treatment of Benjamin Franklin as a warrior and upon her including Valentine Moyer in one of her stories about Pennsylvania history.

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From the professor of English at Yale University commenting on their being brought up on "trash" and that his wife, before her death, was able to read "the complete book." Apparently a reply to Miss Tinney's admiration of his autobiography.

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Contains his appreciation for Barba's review of Pennsylvania Dutch Stuff and his explanations for shortcomings in the text.

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Acknowledges receipt of Mr. McIlwaine's letter of January 15, 1968 concerning the program of Millersville State College in Earth Science. Mr. Clark gives support to the funding of this program at the national level.

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Written on DN Palace Hotel, Madrid stationery, envelope included. Expresses his gratitude for Mrs. Rodriguez's instruction in Spanish.

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Expresses regrets that she cannot contribute anything "for the little book," gives her plans for the winter, and hopes to visit the hospital.

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Mr. Kuntz request that the division of his land be "appraised to Equity by Trusty Brethren out of the Congregation of Menonists." Twice signed by Edward Shippen, Prothonotory of Lancaster County, 1752-1778.