Diary of Charles Gould of the "Boston and Newton Joint Stock Association" in 1849.

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Diary of Charles Gould of the "Boston and Newton Joint Stock Association" in 1849.

Typescript carbon of Charles Gould's diary of an overland journey from Boston to California in 1849. The journal begins with a brief account of the company's trip from Boston, through New York by train, and by steamer to Sandusky, Ohio. Gould describes the countryside and people they encountered during their train trip to Cincinatti and steamer voyage on the Ohio, Mississippi, and Missouri Rivers. At Independence, Missouri, they disembark with their wagons and goods and begin the overland trek, using the northern route and switching to mule packing in Salt Lake City. The diary records road conditions, scenery, wildlife, and other overland companies.

1 v. (63 p.); 1.0 linear ft.

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Boston and Newton Joint Stock Association.

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Gould, Charles, 1824-1913

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Gould, Charles W. (Charles Winthrop), 1849-1931

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Charles A. Gould invented the Gould battery, and the automatic coupler, and was one of the major real estate developers in New York City, involved with the construction of the Aeolian Building at 689 5th Avenue. From the description of Collection, 1874-1915, 1904-1914. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 155564729 ...

Griffin Yeatman (Steamer)

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Coffey, R.

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