Correspondence
Found in 283 Collections and/or Records:
City of Norfolk Department of Human Services Records
Reports relating to the City of Norfolk Department of Human Services in Norfolk, Virginia. The collection includes annual and other reports from the Norfolk Social Service Bureau / Norfolk Division of Social Services / Department of Public Welfare from 1923-1974 along with lists and directories of local social relief services.
City of Norfolk Department of Public Works Records
Records of the City of Norfolk Department of Public Works in Norfolk, Virginia, including analyses of traffic patterns, waste and water management reports, and a petition from citizens of Argonne Avenue to improve the street.
City of Norfolk Office of the Treasurer Bonds Transferred Records
Records of various kinds of bonds, including appropriation, coupon, registered, refunding, etc. from approximately 1889 to 1930 in the City of Norfolk, Virginia. Several of the bonds are in relation to ward improvement projects such as Atlantic City, Brambleton, and Park Place. Other bonds are listed for water, schools, roads, and bridges.
Civic and Cultural Centers, Norfolk, Virginia, Planning Records
Records relating to the planning, design, and construction of a new downtown civic center (including a city hall, courts, a city jail, and administrative offices and buildings) and new cultural center (including various public buildings and spaces) in the area near the current Chrysler Museum. Included are planning reports, City Planning Commission records, city correspondence, and internal city memorandums and documents.
Colonel Walter H. Taylor Papers
Personal and business correspondence, notes, financial records, wills and deeds from his clients, booklets and pamphlets, newspaper clippings about the Civil War, and photographs. Also included in the collection are the personal papers of the Saunders family.
Connie Sage Research Files on Frank Batten
Custom House Letter
Official correspondence charging Mitchell & Smith 40 cents for a certificate and abstract of title.
Dalby and Stoakley Families Bibles
The Dalby and Stoakley Families Bibles include 19th and 20th century genealogical information for the families of John L. Dalby and Sally S. Dalby Stoakley, both of Northampton County, Virginia. The John L. Stoakley Family Bible was published circa 1875 by Henry F. Cook. The Sally S. Dalby Stoakley Family Bible was published circa 1886 by Charles Foster Publishing Company and presented to Mrs. Stoakley on December 25, 1890 by her son.
Daniel Galpin Letter
One March 12, 1841 letter from Daniel Galpin of Berlin, Connecticut discussing points of difference about abolitionism between himself and Levi Yale of Meriden, Connecticut.
David Pender Grocery Company Collection
Four letters with David Pender Grocery Company letterhead and two 1935 photographs. Two of the letters are dated 1932 and 1935 respectively and briefly discuss luncheons. The two photographs were originally attached to the second letter; one was signed by Jack Dempsey, and the other features men from the luncheon.