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Items associated with name 'England'

Assorted Stereoview Cards

by Various (circa 1900)

1 folder (0.1 linear feet)

These 31 stereoview cards were created between 1890 and 1910, although many are undated. The images include nature scenes in places like Oregon, Massachusetts, England, and Germany; world fair and exposition scenes; royal and political residences; and several vernacular scenes such as hunting.

Associated Subjects: Photography • Voyages and Travel
Identifier: SC2017.062
Repository: Special Collections
Attachment: No attachment

BBC Research Collection

by British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) (circa 1990s)

8 boxes (8 linear feet)

This research collection contains over 300 recordings of BBC programming. Due to copyright restrictions, this collection is open for research purposes only and only accessible by visiting the Nabb Research Center's reading room.

Associated Subjects: Radio Broadcasting
Identifier: SC2017.001
Repository: Special Collections
Attachment: View Attachment

Diary of Virginia Woman Abroad in Europe

by Unknown (1908)

1 folder (0.1 linear feet)

This diary documents the journey of a woman from Richmond, Virginia to Europe in 1908. The woman traveled from Italy to France, then England and Scotland. In addition to her descriptions of the trans-Atlantic trip, she listed hotels she stayed in, books she read, and with whom she traveled. It is likely that she traveled with college friends with the destination being Dove Cottage in Grasmere, England. She witnessed several deaths throughout her travels and became sick herself at one point.

Associated Subjects: Diaries • Diaries (Women) • Medical History • Voyages and Travel
Identifier: SC2013.038
Repository: Special Collections
Attachment: No attachment

Ed Hammond Ephemera Collection

by Hammond, Edward (1664 – 1944)

5 folders (0.25 linear feet)

The Ed Hammond Ephemera Collection consists of sources collected by Hammond dating between 1664 and 1944 (bulk of sources ranging from 1840 to 1900), primarily from towns in Delaware and the eastern shore of Maryland. Many of the documents bear the name of Daniel Hearn. Included are receipts and other financial documents from 1842 to 1942; court documents from 1732 (Ennall's Outrange, Dorchester County, Maryland) and 1863 (will and testament of Andrew Robins of Worcester County, Maryland); educational items (A May Brittingham's grammar school grades and commencement programs); Second World War ephemera (war ration books for two Smack family members and a defense bond envelope); correspondence (1679 letter about a court case and Levin Tyler letters from 1848 and 1849); and additional ephemera including an 1891 Ulman's Opera House concert, a poem, marriage invitations, death cards for Orris and Elizabeth Lloyd, a flyer from Philadelphia requesting goods for African American people, 1664 inventory of grazing cattle and surrender of land in England, and Packard Motor Car Company materials.

Associated Subjects: World War, 1939-1945 • Receipts • Personal correspondence • Education
Identifier: 2006.053
Repository: Local History Archives
Attachment: No attachment

English and American Photographers' Correspondence

by Church, GeorgeRosenblohm, William (1939 – 1940)

1 folder (0.1 linear feet)

This collection contains the correspondence of two photographers-- an Englishman and an American--between 1939 and 1940. Also included are several photographs and negatives of England and Germany, one of which features Nazi flags behind a statue of King Wilhelm. The photographers wrote letters to and from about their love of photography, but also commented on the escalation of the Second World War. The men, who were both 27 years old, were William Rosenblohm of Mt. View, New Jersey and George Church of Barking, Essex.

Identifier: SC2014.010
Repository: Special Collections
Attachment: No attachment

Lambeth Palace Archive Transcripts collection

by Unknown (1696 – 1750)

1 folder (0.01 linear feet)

This collection contains incomplete Anglican records pertaining to Somerset County, Maryland found in the Lambeth Palace Archives located in London, England. The records span from 1696 to 1750 and include information regarding business with Coventry Parish and other parishioners. The records appear to have been collected by Kathy McIntyre.

Associated Subjects: None
Identifier: 2009.372
Repository: Local History Archives
Attachment: No attachment
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Major George W. Fisk Papers

by Fisk, George W. (1938 – 1946)

1 folder,  1 oversize folder (0.2 linear feet)

The Major George W. Fisk papers document Fisk's experiences as a Major during World War II. The materials range from 1938 to 1946. Within the collection are photographs of Major Fisk and the Division Staff of the 2nd Infantry Division, a map of Western Europe with his route marked, a typed memoir, two books about the 2nd Infantry Division, two stamp albums for the purchase of war bonds, Maj. Fisk's uniform jacket and pants, and Maj. Fisk's wool army blanket.

Identifier: SC2021.004
Repository: Special Collections
Attachment: No attachment

Records of the German Club and German Study Abroad Programs

by Karna, DuaneSalisbury University StudentsThompson, KlaudiaThompson, Ray (1980 – 2015)

2 cartons,  2 oversize boxes (3.5 linear feet)

The Records of the German Club and German Study Abroad Programs collection documents the history of the German Club at Salisbury University and two study abroad programs offered by the Modern Languages Department between 1980 and 2015. Included in the collection are flyers, photographs, scrapbooks, video recordings, press releases, administrative forms, notes and correspondence among other materials created by Salisbury University (previously Salisbury State College and Salisbury State University) students and the advisor of German Club, Klaudia Thompson. Two events, Oktoberfest and Immersion Weekend, are the main focus of the German Club records. In addition, there are programs, posters, itineraries, travel guides and brochures, advertisements for the program, and postcards from abroad that document a winter study abroad program and a summer study abroad program. There are additional materials related to the Modern Languages Department itself, mostly regarding German courses and events, that include correspondence and publications by or about the Department. Lastly, there is a large collection of photographs and scrapbooks documenting events held by the German Club and the study abroad trips.

Associated Subjects: Education • Music • Newspapers • Photography • Scrapbooks • Student • Voyages and travel
Identifier: SUA-125
Repository: University Archives
Attachment: No attachment

Tanner-Ritchie Medieval and Early Modern Britain DVD Collection

by TannerRitchie Publishing (2007)

1 folder (0.01 linear feet)

This collection consists of two DVDs relating to medieval and early modern England, Scotland and Ireland.

Associated Subjects: None
Identifier: 2007.095
Repository: Local History Archives
Attachment: No attachment

The Mentor Collection

by Mentor Association (1916 – 1919)

1 box (0.5 linear feet)

The Mentor was an American educational serial published from 1913 to 1930. Each issue of The Mentor focused on a different topic and were written by guest authors and the editorial staff. Most issues also included full page images with descriptions on the back. This collection of The Mentor dates from 1916 to 1919 and includes issues 118 thru 193 with some gaps.

Associated Subjects: Art • Education • Environmental History • Government • Industry • Military History • Music • Photographs • Publications
Identifier: SC2023.001
Repository: Special Collections
Attachment: No attachment