Letter, Chicago, Illinois, to Mrs. Brantz Mayer, 1843 May 16.

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Letter, Chicago, Illinois, to Mrs. Brantz Mayer, 1843 May 16.

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Including: [1] ALS from Mendes Cohen, Baltimore Maryland, 1899 November 29, to Miss Anna Metcalf, Librarian, Brown University. [2] ANS from Joseph Gandalfo, 1899 December 4, to Metcalf.

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Brown University Archives, John Hay Library

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Brown University. Library. Providence, Rhode Island.

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Griswold, Daniel S.

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Mary Griswold Mayer was the daughter of Daniel S. Griswold. From the description of Letter : to Mary Griswold Mayer, 1843 May 16. (Brown University). WorldCat record id: 86167664 ...

Mayer, Brantz, Mrs.,

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Metcalf, Anna,

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Gandalfo, Joseph.

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Mayer, Mayer

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Cohen, Mendes, 1831-1915

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Civil and mechanical engineer and railroad executive. Mendes Cohen was born in Baltimore on May 4, 1831. He received his mechanical training in the works of Ross Winans (1847-1851), the builder of early locomotives. From 1851 to 1855 he worked for the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company, chiefly in the Motive Power Department. He worked on the adaptation of wood-burning locomotives to coal-burning and devised the method for handling traffic on the 10% temporary grade o...

Griswold family.

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