Correspondence, 1847-1900.

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Correspondence, 1847-1900.

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Outgoing letters, largely photocopies or transcripts, and original incoming letters concerning travels in Latin America, Europe, the Middle East, and Central America; artistic concerns and development; land and money matters; building of his home at Olana; accounts from his farm; and family news; correspondents include artists Thomas G. Appleton, Charles D. W. Brownell, Erastus Dow Palmer, and J. W. Rowse, and his parents Joseph and Eliza Church, his sisters Elizabeth and Charlotte Church, his son Frederic Joseph Church, Charles Dudley Warner, A.C. Goodman, Miles W. Graves, John McClure, and Dr. G. Sabine. Miscellaneous correspondence includes letters of introduction for Church to use in traveling in Latin America and Europe, 1852-1880; letter from William Wright written in Damascus while buying Persian rugs for Church, 1869; and copies of letters by Thomas Cole and Samuel Clemens mentioning Church and his painting.

3 cubic ft.

Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library

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Church, Elizabeth M., 1824-1886.

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