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Buchanan, Thomas Ely. Letters, 1853-1854.

Title: Letters, 1853-1854.

Thomas Buchanan's letters to his wife Nancy describe the voyage from New York to San Francisco by way of Panama and his work in the office of the port surveyor at San Francisco. There is information on Lola Montez, a fellow passenger, visits to Dr. William Gwin, and to Mariano Vallejo, and Dr. Gwin's duel with a Mr. M'Corkle. The collection also contains a letter of recommendation from John A. Monroe to Congressman Maurice of New York. 18 letters (84 p.).

ArchivalResource: 1 v.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/702126604 View

Savannah (Ga.). Fire and Emergency Services Bureau. Savannah Fire and Emergency Services Bureau records, ca. 1880-2004.

Title: Savannah Fire and Emergency Services Bureau records, ca. 1880-2004.

Record Group 5100, Savannah Fire and Emergency Services Bureau Records (circa 1880s-2004, no date), includes over 90 cubic feet of records maintained by fire officials and employees involved in the administration and operation of the Bureau that have been identified as permanent records due to historical and/or intrinsic value. All City of Savannah records pre-dating 1955 have been designated archival due to the lack of existing records available prior to that time. The Savannah Fire and Emergency Services Bureau Records include textual and visual materials arranged into series by media and record type. See Scope and Content notes for each series for further information about the content and arrangement of the materials.

ArchivalResource: 95.87 cu. ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/123437150 View

Monroe, John F. Legal aspects of the Massachusetts practice of summary suspension of driver's licenses for violations of state traffic laws.

Title: Legal aspects of the Massachusetts practice of summary suspension of driver's licenses for violations of state traffic laws. 1951.

ArchivalResource: 23 p. ; 30 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/83622575 View

Méjan, Eugène. Papers of Eugène Méjan, 1862.

Title: Papers of Eugène Méjan, 1862.

Correspondence and official documents written by Méjan during the occupation of New Orleans, La., by Union forces under Gen. Benjamin F. Butler. Reflects both French and local reaction to the occupation and Butler's administration. Correspondents include Georges-Charles Cloué, David Farragut, John J. Monroe, mayor of New Orleans, Thomas O. Moore, Governor of Louisiana, and Pierre Soulé.

ArchivalResource: 85 items.1 container.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/71130930 View