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Augustus C. Schooley, Among the Wolverines
Pamphlet collection of letters writen by the Augustus Schooley during his travels throughout Michigan
Description
This pamphlet brings together a series of letters originally published anonymously in the Chicago Price Current. They chronicle the writer's travels through Michigan's towns and cities by the Michigan Central Railroad, water transportation and coach. Schooley emphasizes the growth and financial development of these burgeoning communities in the late 1860s. He discusses each town's local attractions, newspapers, educational and religious facilities, fiscal health, sources of wealth retailing and distribution of goods, and agricultural production.
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Leavenworth, Kansas Funeral Home Records, 1942-54 Index to microfilmed Sexton Funeral Home records in Leavenworth, Kansas between 1942 and 1954.
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University Of Wisconsin, Directory 1888-89 Directory listing more than 700 names for The University Of Wisconsin from 1888-89.
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David A. Shaw, California As Seen by a Pioneer Narrative of the building of California as told through the eyes of a pioneer
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Charles Stoddard, Vacation Beyond the Rockies The journey west seen through a train window
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Massachusetts Spanish American War Records Twelve Months with the Eighth Massachusetts Infantry in the Service of the United States
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Camp Travis, Texas World War I Records This is an index of those in service of Camp Travis, Texas in World War I
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Shelbyville, Indiana Directory and Shelby County, Indiana Gazetteer, 1892-93 Directory and gazetteer listing more than 6,100 names for Shelby, Indiana from 1892 to 1893.
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Lexington, Massachusetts Directory 1890 Directory listing more than 1,400 names for Lexington, Massachusetts in 1890.
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Swanton, Vermont Directory 1886-87 Directory listing more than 620 names for Swanton, Vermont from 1886-87.
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Arlington, Massachusetts Directory, 1896-97 Directory listing more than 2,800 names for Arlington, Massachusetts from 1896 to 1897.
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