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Oversize, circa 1750-1914
(continued) |
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BOX OV 4 |
Commission, Washington as general
and commander in chief, 1775 June 19, multiple undated reproductions and three
facsimile broadsides dated 1873, 1875, and 1891 (Series 9, Container 29)
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BOX OV 4 |
Presidential proclamation
establishing Thanksgiving holiday, 1789 , multiple printed
reproductions (Series 9, Container 29) |
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BOX OV 4 |
Broadside, facsimile letter dated
1783 from Washington to Israel Putnam, 1897
(Series 9, Container 29) |
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BOX OV 4 |
Broadside, facsimile of commission of Jonathan
Taylor as lieutenant, signed by Washington in 1795 (Series 9,
Container 29) |
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BOX OV 4 |
Broadside, facsimile of commission of Washington
as commander in chief signed by John Adams in 1798 , facsimile
(Series 9, Container 29) |
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BOX OV 4 |
Broadside, "In Commemoration of British American
Peace Centenary, Christmas Eve A.D. 1814-1914," 1914 (copy 1 of
2) (Series 9, Container 29) |
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BOX OV 4 |
Broadside, "In Commemoration of
British American Peace Centenary, 1:13 Christmas Eve A.D. 1814-1914,"
1914 (copy 2 of 2) (Series 9, Container 35, from “Printed
matter”) |
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BOX OV 4 |
Broadside, eulogy of Washington by
Benjamin Tyler, 1817 (Series 9, Container 35, from “Printed
matter”) |
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BOX OV 5 |
Plat, 29,753 acres at the fork of the
Ohio and Great Kanhawa rivers, 1771 (Series 4, Volume 11, Reel
32) |
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BOX OV 5 |
Table, “A table to explain this plat, being the
tract laying between the Ohio and Great Kanhawa”, 1771 (Series 4,
Volume 11, Reel 32) |
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BOX OV 5 |
Plat, 4232 acres on the south side of the Great
Kanhawa river, 1771 (Series 4, Volume 11, Reel 32) |
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BOX OV 5 |
Plat, 28,627 acres surveyed on Sandy Creek,
patented in the names of John Savage and others (Series 4, Volume 12, Reel
32) |
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BOX OV 5 |
Plat, 51,302 acres of land in the fork of the
Ohio and Kanhawa rivers, granted to George Muse and others, 1772
(Series 4, Volume 12, Reel 32) |
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BOX OV 5 |
Grant, 1395 acres in Boutetourt county to
Washington from John Murray, the Earl of Dunsmore, 1772 (Series 4,
Volume 12, Reel 32) |
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BOX OV 5 |
Grant, 2314 acres in Boutetourt county to
Washington from John Murray, the Earl of Dunsmore, 1772 (Series 4,
Volume 12, Reel 32) |
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BOX OV 5 |
Grant, 2448 acres in Boutetourt county to
Washington from John Murray, the Earl of Dunsmore, 1772 (Series 4,
Volume 12, Reel 32) |
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BOX OV 5 |
Grant, 28,627 acres in Fincastle county to John
Savage and others from John Murray, the Earl of Dunsmore, 1772
(Series 4, Volume 12, Reel 32) (2 pieces) |
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BOX OV 5 |
Grant, 7276 acres in Boutetourt county
to GW and George Muse from John Murray, the Earl of Dunsmore, 1773
, Dec. 1 (Series 4, Volume 12, Reel 33) |
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BOX OV 5 |
Grant, 28,400 acres in Boutetourt county to
David Richardson and others from John Murray, the Earl of Dunsmore, 1773,
Dec. 1 (Series 4, Volume 12, Reel 33) |
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BOX OV 5 |
“State of the Army under the command
of his Excellency Sir Henry Clinton”, 1782, Apr. 1 (Series 4,
Volume 194, Reel 83) |
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BOX OV 6 |
Address, Washington to the
inhabitants of Canada, 1775, Sept. 7-20 (Series 4, Volume 18, Reel
34) |
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BOX OV 6 |
Sketch, Henry Bawbee’s sketch of Fort
Detroit, 1780 (Series 4, Volume 159, Reel 73) |
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BOX OV 7 |
“Dunlap” broadside, Declaration of
Independence, fragment, 1776 (Series 4, Volume 29A, Reel
36) |
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BOX OV 8 |
Ledger, “Return of ordnance and
military stores in the garrison of West Point,” 1783, Dec. 28
(Series 4, Volume 228, Reel 93) |
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BOX OV 9 |
Commission, to Washington from
Continental Congress, 1782, Sept. 16 (Series 4, Volume 206, Reel
87) |
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BOX OV 10 |
Draft copy, Washington’s copy of the
Committee of Style report from the Constitutional Convention, 1787, Sept.
9 (Series 4, Volume 239, Reel 97) |
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BOX OV 11 |
Ledger, Return of Quartermasters
Stores, 1782 (Series 6C, Volume 7, Reel 118) |
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BOX OV 12 |
Commission, Washington as general
and commander in chief, 1775 , reproductions (Series 8B, Reel
124) |
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BOX OV 13 |
Certificate, Board of Agriculture,
Whitehall, London, England, Foreign Honorary Member of the Board,
1795 (Series 8B, Reel 124) |
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BOX OV 14 |
Commission, Washington as Lieutenant
General and Commander in Chief, signed by John Adams, 1798 ,
original (Series 8B, Reel 124) |
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BOX OV 15 |
Honorary degree, Harvard College,
Cambridge, Mass., 1776 (Series 8B, Reel 124) |
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BOX OV 15 |
Envelope addressed to “George Washington esq.,
Lieutenant General and Commander in Chief of the Armies of the United States of
America” (Series 8B, Reel 124) |
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BOX OV 15 |
Membership certificate, American Philosophical
Society, Philadelphia, Pa., 1780 (Series 8B, Reel 124) |
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BOX OV 15 |
Membership certificate, American Society of Arts
and Sciences, Cambridge, Mass., 1781 (Series 8B, Reel
124) |
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BOX OV 15 |
Honorary law degree, Yale College, New Haven,
Conn., 1781 (Series 8B, Reel 124) |
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BOX OV 15 |
Proclamation by Abraham Ten Broeck, Mayor of
Albany, N.Y., 1784 (Series 8B, Reel 124) |
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BOX OV 15 |
Honorary law degree, University of the State of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Penn., 1783 (Series 8B, Reel
124) |
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BOX OV 15 |
Membership certificate, New York Marine Society,
New York, N.Y., 1783 (Series 8B, Reel 124) |
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BOX OV 15 |
Membership certificate, Charles Town Library
Society, Charleston, S.C., 1784 (Series 8B, Reel 124) |
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BOX OV 15 |
Proclamation by James Duane, Mayor of New York
City, 1784 (Series 8B, Reel 124) |
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BOX OV 15 |
Honorary Membership Certificate, Holland Lodge
of Freemasons, New York, N.Y., 1789 (Series 8B, Reel
124) |
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BOX OV 15 |
Honorary law degree, Washington College,
Chestertown, Md., 1789 (Series 8B, Reel 124) |
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BOX OV 15 |
Extra impression of wax seal from honorary law
degree from Washington College, 1789 (Series 8B, Reel 124) |
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BOX OV 16 |
Survey instructions,
1750-1752 (Series 8C, Reel 124) |
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BOX OV 17 |
Letter, Continental Congress to
Washington, 1775, July 24 (Series 4, Volume 14-15, Reel
33) |
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BOX OV 18 |
Holographic reading copy of first
inaugural address, 1789, Apr. 30 (Series 4, Volume 243A, Reel
98) |
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BOX OV 19 |
Payroll, Potomack Co.,
1786 (Container 9:1) |
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BOX OV 20 |
Letterbook, civil, fraternal and religious groups,
1790-1794 (Series 2, Volume 39, Reel 13) |
