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4 items
Graduation Program for Grand Rapids High School, 1875
Box 9, Folder 8- 1875-Jul-02
Grand Rapids High School Eleventh Annual Graduating Class program, July 2, 1875.
- Creator Of Work Grand Rapids High School (Mich.)
- Subject Commencement ceremonies, Programs (Publications)
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Graduation Program for Grand Rapids High School, 1877
Box 9, Folder 8- 1877-Jun-29
Grand Rapids High School Graduating Class program, June 29, 1877.
- Creator Of Work Grand Rapids High School (Mich.)
- Subject Programs (Publications), Commencement ceremonies
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Grand Rapids High School Valedictory Address, 1876
Box 9, Folder 10- 1876
Valedictorian speech written by Clara Waterman nee Leonard (1859-1933) at her high school graduation in 1876.
- Creator Of Work Waterman, Clara, 1859-1933
- Subject Waterman, Clara, 1859-1933, Graduation speeches
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109 items
Diary of Charles Waterman, September 1900-March 1901 (Version I)
Box 9, Folder 18- 1900-Sep-26 – 1901-Mar-12
Diary belonging to Charles Waterman (1828-1912), written from September 26, 1900, through March 6, 1901. Diary entries suggest that Charles Waterman was traveling and staying in Cuba, where his son, John Charles…
- Creator Of Work Waterman, Charles, 1828-1912
- Subject Waterman, Charles, 1828-1912, Ocean travel, Cuba--Columbia Barracks
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2 items
Stereoview of President William McKinley
Box 12, Folder 5- Circa 1900
Stereoview of President William McKinley (1843-1901) with his cabinet in the Cabinet Room of the Executive Mansion (White House) around 1900. The reverse side of the image has a list identifying each person in the…
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Final Examination of Emma Phoebe Waterman for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy
Box 5, Folder 5- 1913-May-06
Document titled Final Examination of Emma Phoebe Waterman for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy, created by the University of California, Berkeley, May 6, 1913. This document contains an overview of Phoebe Waterman…
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Introductory to Early Reminisces
Box 9, Folder 17- 1908-Feb-24
Diary belonging to Charles Waterman (1828–1912), written at Fort Riley, Kansas, where his son, John Charles Waterman (1857–1939), was stationed. The journal entry, titled "Introductory to Early Reminiscences," is more…