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1 Encountering Maryland s Past Primary Source Kit Volume IV: Revolution, Reaction, Reform in History Table of Contents 1a. Baltimore s first post office [built 1730]. Z Photograph. Special Collections 1b. Ad from directory for the Chesapeake Bay and Portsmouth line steamboat [unknown]. Z Broadside. Special Collections Department, Maryland Historical 1c. Postal Service mail truck [unknown]. Z24.48.VF. Group Portraits. Photograph. 2a. Adams, Samuel. Letter to the Committee of Correspondence for the city of Philadelphia informing them of the situation in Boston with the British [13 May 1774]. The Purviance Papers. MS Manuscript. Special Collections Department, Maryland Historical 2b. Carroll, C., J. Hale, Thomas Johnson, William Paca, Samuel Chase, Mathew Hammond, and Stephen West. Letter listing steps to be taken concerning the British blockage in Boston [25 May 1774]. The Purviance Papers. MS Manuscript. 2c. Buchanan, Andrew, William Buchanan, John Moale, et al. Request to the freeholders and gentlemen of Baltimore County to attend a meeting to discuss the blockading of Boston and ways to aid their fellow Americans [27 May 1774]. The Purviance Papers. MS Document. Special Collections Department, Maryland Historical 3. "An Act to prevent Defertion [unknown]." Broadside. Special Collections 4. The Petition of the Tradesmen, Manufacturers and Others of the Town of Baltimore [27 March - 26 May 1789]. Industrial notes from old newspapers. MS 481. Document. Special Collections Department, Maryland Historical Society Library, Baltimore, 5. Advertisement and editorial about the steam engine [8 May 1789 and 18 February 1803]. Industrial notes from old newspapers. MS 481. Document. Special Collections 6. Key, Francis Scott. Letter to John Randolph [5 October 1814]. John Eager Howard Collection. MS 469. Special Collections Department, Maryland Historical Society Library, Baltimore,

2 Transcription of Francis Scott Key letter to John Randolph [unknown]. John Eager Howard Collection. MS 469. Special Collections Department, Maryland Historical 7. "Sketch of Proceedings in the Legislature of Maryland, December Session, 1818, on What is Commonly Called The Jew Bill [proceedings from December 1818, printed 1819]." MF 190.J5M3 copy 1. Document. Special Collections Department, Maryland Historical 8. Carey, Mathew, Richard Peters Jr., Caleb Newbold, Samuel Spackman, and J.K. Kane. Request to promote the completion of the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal [3 May 1823]. Broadside. Special Collections Department, Maryland Historical Society Library, Baltimore, 9. "Report of the Select Committee Upon the Subject of Slavery in the District of Columbia made by Hon. H.L. Pinckney to the House of Representatives [18 May 1836]." E445.D6U5. Document. Special Collections Department, Maryland Historical 10a. Wells and Miller, engineers and machinists ad from a city directory [c.1840]. Z Special Collections Department, Maryland Historical Society Library, Baltimore, 10b. Baltimore street views, Pratt Street [c.1900]. Z24.53.VF. Special Collections 11. Mount Washington Female College "Young Ladies March" sheet music cover [1857]. Z Special Collections Department, Maryland Historical Society Library, Baltimore, 12. Hillen Road Omnibus [25 April 1860]. Broadside. Special Collections Department, Maryland Historical 13. Albert, William J., R. Mickle, N.R. Smith, et al. Letter inviting others to a meeting to discuss a way to quickly restore peace to the different sections of the country [26 December 1860]. Glenn Papers. MS Document. Special Collections 14a. Thomas, Daniel M. Letter recording the Baltimore riots [21 April 1861]. Daniel Murray Thomas Papers. MS Document. Special Collections Department, Maryland Historical 14b. Massachusetts militia passing through Baltimore [1861]. Z Civil War. Image. 14c. The invasion of Maryland, citizens of Maryland barricading the streets [29 June 1863]. Z Image. Special Collections Department, Maryland Historical 14d. Wagner, Henry C. Reminiscences of Henry C. Wagner [11 October 1909]. Civil

3 War Papers. MS Document. Special Collections Department, Maryland Historical 15a. Group portrait with American flag [21 April 1861]. Z Civil War. Photograph. 15b. Union troops on Fort Federal Hill [unknown]. Z Group portraits - Civil War. Baltimore, 16a. General Dix s Proclamation [4 September 1861]. Z Broadsides. Special Collections 16b. Civil War female rebel in Baltimore [7 September 1861]. Z Image. Special Collections 17. Volck, Adalbert. "Passage through Baltimore [1861]." Etching. Special Collections 18. Five patriotic envelopes depicting Lincoln and Davis in five rounds [1861]. M2 Printed Ephemera, Civil War Envelopes. Ephemera. Special Collections Department, Maryland Historical 19a. Confederate prisoners transported across Baltimore [1861]. Woodcut. Special Collections 19b. Thomas, Daniel Murray. Letter talking about prisoners coming to Baltimore and being called martyrs [30 March 1862]. Daniel Murray Thomas Collection. MS Manuscript. Special Collections Department, Maryland Historical Society Library, Baltimore, 20. Mehring, Margaret. Diary [24 June 1863, 2 July 1863, unknown date 1863]. Civil War Papers. MS Manuscripts. Special Collections Department, Maryland Historical 21a. Draft letter [6 August 1864]. Joshua Webster Herring Collection and Scrapbooks. MS Documents. Special Collections Department, Maryland Historical 21b. Draft exemption and receipt for commutation money [20 August 1864]. Joshua Webster Herring Collection and Scrapbooks. MS Documents. Special Collections 22a. Dental College [1864]. Z PP Photograph. Special Collections

4 22b. Johns Hopkins Hospital - doctor leaning over microscope [1890]. Z Baltimore, 22c. McFee x-ray of head [unknown]. Z PP32. Photograph. Special Collections 23. Historic Houses - Baltimore Madison [c. 1893]. Z Photograph. 24 Mount Vernon Place - nannies and children [c.1895]. Z VF. Special Collections 25 Toll House - National Pike near Frostburg, Maryland [c.1900]. Z Baltimore, 26a. "Typical Sweatshop." Z Photograph. In Bureau of Statistics and Information MHA 37.U7. History and Genealogy Department, Maryland Historical Society Library, Baltimore, 26b. American Piston Ring Company, woman working in factory [unknown]. Z Special Collections Department, Maryland Historical Society Library, Baltimore, 27a. Minutes from the Social Service Club of Maryland [25 November 1907]. Social Service Club of Maryland Papers. MS Document. Special Collections 27b. Minutes of the Executive Committee of the Social Service Club of Maryland [4 January 1908]. Social Service Club of Maryland Papers. MS Document. Special Collections 28a. Light Street looking north [1908]. Z Photograph. Special Collections 28b. Howard and Lexington Streets, intersection with traffic [1920]. Z Baltimore, 28c. Street scene with streetcar, looking north on Howard or on Baltimore Street [1927]. Williams Collection. Z Photograph. Special Collections Department, Maryland Historical 28d. Bus at Goucher College [unknown]. Z Photograph. Special Collections

5 29. "Two More Bright Spots on the Map." Maryland Suffrage News. 14 November Z Political cartoon. Special Collections Department, Maryland Historical 30a. Pure food inspector John F. Earnshaw U.S. Department of Agriculture [November 1914]. Z PP133. Photograph. Special Collections Department, Maryland Historical 30b. Campbell, Lyman F. Letter to C.J. Bonaparte advertising ISKO electric refrigeration [10 April 1920]. Charles J. Bonaparte Collection. MS 141. Document. 31. Tait, Galen L. Letter requesting help with registering and organizing women voters [2 September 1920]. Charles J. Bonaparte Collection. MS 141. Document. Special Collections 32. Prohibition [25 June 1922]. Z24.47.VF. Photograph. Special Collections Department, Maryland Historical 33. Enoch Pratt Library [1930]. Z Photograph. Special Collections Department, Maryland Historical 34a. Report card of Marion Shillingburg from Saint Peter s High School with letter to parents listing educational guidelines on the back [ ]. Marion Shillingburg Carney Correspondence. MS Document. Special Collections Department, Maryland Historical 34b. History semester examination [January 1934]. Marion Shillingburg Carney Correspondence. MS Document. Special Collections Department, Maryland Historical 35. Thomas and Thompson War Bond window [3 November 1943]. Hughes Studio Photograph Collection. PP8. Hughes Number Photograph. Special Collections 36. Chevrolet Motor Company victory garden [24 April 1944]. Hughes Studio Photograph Collection. PP8. Hughes Number Photograph. Special Collections 37. Harker, Howard L. Letter to George L. Radcliffe talking about the opening ceremonies for the Chesapeake Bay Bridge [8 August 1952]. Radcliffe Collection. MS Document. Special Collections Department, Maryland Historical Society Library, Baltimore, 38a. Venable, Nancy. Verse dedicated to President John F. Kennedy [1961 June]. Vertical

6 File. Document. Special Collections Department, Maryland Historical Society Library, Baltimore, 38b. Otenasek, Mildred. Interviewed by Betty Speas, Winter Transcript of tape recording. OH History and Genealogy Department, Maryland Historical Society Library, Baltimore, 39. Pullen, Thomas Granville Jr. Interviewed by Nelson N. Blake, 15 April May Transcript of tape recording. OH History and Genealogy 40. Lee, Sirkka Tuomi. Interviewed by Matti Manu Paavola, 5 May Transcript of tape recording. OH History and Genealogy Department, Maryland Historical

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