Box 20
Container
Contains 33 Results:
William Nichols Barnard, '97 (1875-1947), as young boy; son of Mary Nichols Barnard and William Stebbins Barnard, '71. Cornell Prof. of Mechanical Engineering; became Director of Sibley School of Engineering in 1938
File — Box: 20
COLLECTION DESCRIPTION
From the Collection:
These papers consist of correspondence with colleagues and friends; personal prose and poetry; Civil War correspondence and history with papers and clippings re Burt Green Wilder's career and service as a medical cadet at the Judiciary Square Hospital in Washington, D.C. in 1862, and as assistant surgeon (First Lieutenant), 1863, and then surgeon of the Massachusetts 55th Black Volunteer Regiment until 1865. After the Civil War and for the rest of his life,...
Dates:
1841-1925.
Group portrait of little boy, older boy, and little girl, with note on verso: "Aunt Mamie with best love from Dick, Sister & Harry, Jan 1st 1881" (Boston)
File — Box: 20
COLLECTION DESCRIPTION
From the Collection:
These papers consist of correspondence with colleagues and friends; personal prose and poetry; Civil War correspondence and history with papers and clippings re Burt Green Wilder's career and service as a medical cadet at the Judiciary Square Hospital in Washington, D.C. in 1862, and as assistant surgeon (First Lieutenant), 1863, and then surgeon of the Massachusetts 55th Black Volunteer Regiment until 1865. After the Civil War and for the rest of his life,...
Dates:
1841-1925.
Tintype, ca. 2-3" : unidentified African-American man, standing; holds a cabinet card photo of an unidentified bearded white man (photo by R. L. Wood, Canal St., NYC)
File — Box: 20
COLLECTION DESCRIPTION
From the Collection:
These papers consist of correspondence with colleagues and friends; personal prose and poetry; Civil War correspondence and history with papers and clippings re Burt Green Wilder's career and service as a medical cadet at the Judiciary Square Hospital in Washington, D.C. in 1862, and as assistant surgeon (First Lieutenant), 1863, and then surgeon of the Massachusetts 55th Black Volunteer Regiment until 1865. After the Civil War and for the rest of his life,...
Dates:
1841-1925.
Four small cartes-de-visite: friends and/or family: Jessie G. Dart, New London, CT, Barbara M. Ringeling, April 1874, Staten Island, Charles H. Robinson, of Nantucket, "who built my cottage at Sciasconset ….", Mrs. Vincent, Boston Museum
File — Box: 20
COLLECTION DESCRIPTION
From the Collection:
These papers consist of correspondence with colleagues and friends; personal prose and poetry; Civil War correspondence and history with papers and clippings re Burt Green Wilder's career and service as a medical cadet at the Judiciary Square Hospital in Washington, D.C. in 1862, and as assistant surgeon (First Lieutenant), 1863, and then surgeon of the Massachusetts 55th Black Volunteer Regiment until 1865. After the Civil War and for the rest of his life,...
Dates:
1841-1925.
Two snapshots, both dated 1914, with BGW's notes: "Dr. Edw. Cranch and family, 813 Sassafras St., Erie, Pa. 6 sons, 1 daughter, 10 grandchildren"; "Dr. Edw. Cranch's children: Charles, Gerard, Raymond, Walter, Eliot, Edith, Eugene" [ages 20-37]
File — Box: 20
COLLECTION DESCRIPTION
From the Collection:
These papers consist of correspondence with colleagues and friends; personal prose and poetry; Civil War correspondence and history with papers and clippings re Burt Green Wilder's career and service as a medical cadet at the Judiciary Square Hospital in Washington, D.C. in 1862, and as assistant surgeon (First Lieutenant), 1863, and then surgeon of the Massachusetts 55th Black Volunteer Regiment until 1865. After the Civil War and for the rest of his life,...
Dates:
1841-1925.
Snapshot taken at Woodlawn Cemetery, May 30, 1921, by E??. Flagg: Mrs. Alice Field Dudley of Newton Centre; Mr. Isaac Sprague of Wellesley, Mass.; Mr. Edward Dudley of Newton Centre; Mr. Edward H. Flagg and Mr. Walter E. Flagg of Wellesley; soldier not known
File — Box: 20
COLLECTION DESCRIPTION
From the Collection:
These papers consist of correspondence with colleagues and friends; personal prose and poetry; Civil War correspondence and history with papers and clippings re Burt Green Wilder's career and service as a medical cadet at the Judiciary Square Hospital in Washington, D.C. in 1862, and as assistant surgeon (First Lieutenant), 1863, and then surgeon of the Massachusetts 55th Black Volunteer Regiment until 1865. After the Civil War and for the rest of his life,...
Dates:
1841-1925.
3 cabinet card photos: unidentified young women (at least two were possible brain donors):
File — Box: 20
COLLECTION DESCRIPTION
From the Collection:
These papers consist of correspondence with colleagues and friends; personal prose and poetry; Civil War correspondence and history with papers and clippings re Burt Green Wilder's career and service as a medical cadet at the Judiciary Square Hospital in Washington, D.C. in 1862, and as assistant surgeon (First Lieutenant), 1863, and then surgeon of the Massachusetts 55th Black Volunteer Regiment until 1865. After the Civil War and for the rest of his life,...
Dates:
1841-1925.
Photo by J. Notman, Boston, w. BGW's notation, verso upper right: "4629" (brain no.?)
File — Box: 20
COLLECTION DESCRIPTION
From the Collection:
These papers consist of correspondence with colleagues and friends; personal prose and poetry; Civil War correspondence and history with papers and clippings re Burt Green Wilder's career and service as a medical cadet at the Judiciary Square Hospital in Washington, D.C. in 1862, and as assistant surgeon (First Lieutenant), 1863, and then surgeon of the Massachusetts 55th Black Volunteer Regiment until 1865. After the Civil War and for the rest of his life,...
Dates:
1841-1925.
Photo by J. Notman, Boston, w. BGW's notation, verso upper right: "4675" (brain no.?)
File — Box: 20
COLLECTION DESCRIPTION
From the Collection:
These papers consist of correspondence with colleagues and friends; personal prose and poetry; Civil War correspondence and history with papers and clippings re Burt Green Wilder's career and service as a medical cadet at the Judiciary Square Hospital in Washington, D.C. in 1862, and as assistant surgeon (First Lieutenant), 1863, and then surgeon of the Massachusetts 55th Black Volunteer Regiment until 1865. After the Civil War and for the rest of his life,...
Dates:
1841-1925.
With spectacles; photo by Pach Bros., Cambridge, Mass., "19641" noted by ?, verso lower right
File — Box: 20
COLLECTION DESCRIPTION
From the Collection:
These papers consist of correspondence with colleagues and friends; personal prose and poetry; Civil War correspondence and history with papers and clippings re Burt Green Wilder's career and service as a medical cadet at the Judiciary Square Hospital in Washington, D.C. in 1862, and as assistant surgeon (First Lieutenant), 1863, and then surgeon of the Massachusetts 55th Black Volunteer Regiment until 1865. After the Civil War and for the rest of his life,...
Dates:
1841-1925.