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Postcards of Susan B. Anthony, boats, bridges, businesses, canals, Cayuga Lake, cemeteries, buildings, fire equipment, Elizabeth S. Miller, parks, Seneca River and Elizabeth Cady Stanton

The Hampton C. Godbe papers (1864-1990) consist of materials collected by Godbe documenting the life of his grandfather, William S. Godbe, in preparation for a proposed biography. Included are correspondence, notes, articles, and memorabilia. Also included are additional research notes of Hampton Godbe on other topics, as well as personal papers, memorabilia, and news clippings. Hampton Godbe was a Utah newspaper reporter and, later, the manager of Salt Lake City's Metropolitan Water District. His grandfather, William S. Godbe, was the leader of a group of Salt Lake City LDS Church members opposed to the leadership of Brigham Young, later known as the Godbeites or the Church of Zion.

Township 3S, Range 11W, Section 2, 10, 11, 12, 14; GEORGE MEEYER, GEORGE MEYER, LAWRENCE SCHNELL, GEORGE MCCORMACK, C.P. WALLACE, FRED BICKLINE, COLUMBIA QUARRY CO., S. EDGAR, PETER LIPP, PETER LEPP, BRADSHAW, WILLIAM ROBINSON, JOHN SPERBER, VALMEYER ST., LIME CO., WM PRYOR, ST. LOUIS VALLEY RAILWAY, JACOB ONTIVIN, LOUIS LINKER, WM PRYOR, ANTHONY PRYOR, BONDS LAKE, CHURCH LOT, GEORGE WIESENBORN, GEORGE MEYER, JOS F. MEYER, WM. STEINMANN, ALBERT PIEPER, LENA MEYER, C.B. WALLACE, STREETS, LAKE ST., MAIN ST., MOREDOCK, TAX LOT #4, 23, SURVEY 617, 494, SECTION 11, 12, 2, 14, 10

Historian. Notebooks, card index, correspondence transcripts.

This collection includes research materials on a variety of local locations and topics. Specific topics include Cedar Riverside, Lake Harriet, Minnesota fairs (including King's Fair), William S. King, St. Anthony Falls, River Place, Security Deere, Preservation Matters, Lindsay Warehouse, Freight Station, 9th St. S Historic District, Warehouse District, and the Minneapolis Post Office Main Station. The collection also contains general research on local architecture, railroads, movie theaters, storefronts, bridges, and neighborhoods. Materials include articles, maps, National Register nomination forms, timelines, photographs, and evaluations of buildings and sites. The materials are drawn primarily from the collections of the Hennepin County Library, the Minnesota Historical Society and the National Archives.

The Stanley S. Ivins papers (1850-1968) consist of correspondence, a diary, articles, and eleven microfim reels which contain research notebooks and transcripts of Salt Lake City newspapers.

Carbon of typewritten letter, dated 15 March 1934, to Anthony W. Ivins from W.S. Horr (Provo, Utah). The letter concerns Millennism

Ms. of short story by Roald Dahl; journal of William Dickson of a trip from Cherry Valley to Michigan via Buffalo and Sandusky, Ohio, in 1836; typed copies of letters of Jane Wadsworth Dunning to Eliza Anthony, 1855-69, dated Aurelius, New York, and mentioning Susan B. Anthony; list of deaths in New Lisbon, 1821-26; deed, 1814, and copies of letters of Andrew Edmeston to his family in Scotland, 1811-12; and three letters of James Essex, Methodist missionary to the Cherokee and Creek Indians in Indian Territory, 1855-60

Views of Lake George, New York including the lake, islands, canoes, trout, "Bloody Pond," mountains around the lake, steamboats, piers, hotels including Ft. William Henry Hotel, stagecoaches, people camping, other tourists, the locales of Bolton, Caldwell, Old Ft. George and other historic sites