Papers, 1790-1932 1814-1854.

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Papers, 1790-1932 1814-1854.

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Correspondence, diary, legal papers, ephemera, etc. pertaining to Banks, a Louisville Presbyterian minister. The diary and letters chronicle his 1815-1816 trip from Connecticut to Louisville in which he travels through New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio; his 1821 trip to Indiana; and his 1822 trip to New Orleans. He describes his travel experiences including his activities, the land, and the people. He also pays particular attention to religious matters. Other letters describe his activities in Louisville, including religious matters and residents. Collection also includes sermon notes, poems, a circular letter about the effort to establish the Kentucky Historical Society, and miscellaneous material.

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The Filson Historical Society

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