Manuscripts
Found in 155 Collections and/or Records:
Song of Pennsylvania Verses
Sheet music.
Speech to railroad men at Philadelphia
Typescript of a speech delivered by former President Theodore Roosevelt on June 10, 1917, in Philadelphia, Pa. Includes handwritten corrections and additions. Not signed.
Steacy family business records
Business ledgers. Day books, 1842-1877 contain debit and credit entries by name, merchandise or service performed, and amount. Account book, 1853-1864, with Farm Bank of Lancaster, Pa., shows deposits and withdrawals, reason, and periodic balancing. Record of purchases, 1849-1857 is a daily listing of purchaser, product, and cost.
Strasburg Township Board of School Directors ledger
Ledger containing financial records of the Board of School Directors. ‡b Includes reports from the treasurer and auditor and records of teacher salaries and miscellaneous expenses.
Surveying / by Charles and David H. Hottenstein.
Workbook. Includes arithmetic questions and problems related to surveying land. Entries signed chiefly by David Hottenstein. Signature on front cover of Charles Hottenstein.
Susan Ann Furnace
Daybook includes a list of daily expenses plus a listing of the names of men performing labor or services for the company and payment amounts to those individuals.
Susquehanna Litho Club Records
Constitution, by-laws, minutes, committee reports, annual publications, photographs, and miscellaneous ephemera.
Teachers' monthly reports for Warwick Secondary school, number 15 in Warwick District, Lancaster County
Lists names of pupils, attendance record, total number by sex, branches of study, visitors, books used, and days open. Entries by teachers J.B. Haag, Kate L. Wertz, J.W. Hershey, H.N. Mohler, Lizzie Myer, Nathan E. Reist.
The Homespun Dress copyed [sic] by Lewis M. Prall.
Transcription of lyrics to the Confederate song "The Homespun Dress" by Carrie Belle Sinclair which Private Lewis M. Prall heard sung while at Carver General Hospital in Washington D. C. Prall transcribed his version of the lyrics from memory on Aug. 4, 1864 while in Christiana, Pa.
Thomas Green diaries
Diaries. Consists of three diaries written by Thomas Green of Chelsea, Mass., from 1866 to 1868. Diaries list a running account of his activities as a storekeeper, his involvement in the affairs of the local community, including the school board, his daily routine at home and his travels to nearby towns. Includes photographs of family members who resided in Pennsylvania from 1866 to 1918.