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Eggleston, Edward, 1837-1902. [Letters], 1868-1960.

Title: [Letters], 1868-1960.

This collection contains: a letter concerning home rule and E. Eggleston's lecture tour (12/28/1891); letters to Miss Evelyn Craig of Vevay, Indiana offering $1000 to found a library (10/24/1901 and 12/26/1901); a letter to Walter P. Phillips declining an invitation to dinner in honor of Samuel L. Clemens and commenting on latter's humor (11/9/1893); a collection of letters to Eggleston from other authors and from artists engaged in illustrating his books, letters from Henry Ward Beecher, William D Howells, James Whitcomb Riley (1868-1902); a letter written by George Cary Eggleston concerning the life of his brother, Edward; letters to Miss Evelyn Craig (9/25/1902 and 4/29/1904) and a letter regretting they cannot attend Miss Craig's graduation from Vassar (n.d.); a letter by George Cary Eggleston concerning the life of his brother Edward (11/27/1886); letter from George Cary Eggleston to Miss Evelyn Craig (10/1/1902); a letter from Joseph W. Eggleston to Miss Evelyn Craig regarding his book "Tuckahoe" (9/3/1920); a letter written by Miss Evelyn M. Craig to Mr. Harold F. Brigham (Indiana State Librarian) with gift of nine Eggleston letters to the Indiana State Library contains information about the Eggleston family (8/31/1960); and a letter written by Craig, asking for information for a genealogy of the Virginia Eggleston branch (6/15/1925).

ArchivalResource: 2 folders.

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Freemasons (Orange, Va.). Independent Orange Lodge 138. Papers of the Freemasons Independent Orange Lodge 138 [manuscript] 1911-18.

Title: Papers of the Freemasons Independent Orange Lodge 138 [manuscript] 1911-18.

The collection contains a sermon on faith by Rev. J.W. Hooper delivered to the Knights Templar, the preface to an address on the emblems of a master-mason by W.J. Phillips, a letter, 1911 Nov. 29, Richmond, Va, Joseph W. Eggleston to Phillips on the excellence of the Orange Co. Masonic Quartette, and a letter, 1918 Sept. 23, "somewhere in France," Thomas W. Hooper to Phillips on life in the trenches. Postal cards, 1918 Jan.-June, James Hubert Price, Acca Temple, Richmond, Va. to Hubert Rouse of the Orange Co. Shriners sending thanks [2 items holograph]--Speech, n.d., Nobility of Orange, given at a Shriner banquet [4 l. holograph & typescript 28 cm.].

ArchivalResource: 4 items.

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