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Cleveland's Young Men: Volume 28
No full textAlternate title: Cleveland Red Triangle Weekly publication. Volume 28, Number 1 - 48KSL Digital Book CollectionBooks on Cleveland Collectio
Harvey Snyder
No full textblack and white portrait of a man wearing football attire, crouching in football stancepeopl
Birdie Rehmer
No full textblack and white portrait of a woman in a high collar top / black on white line drawing borders portraitpeopl
Homer Davidson
No full textblack and white portrait of a man wearing baseball uniform, standing / outdoorspeopl
Xenophon C. Scott
No full textblack and white portrait of a man wearing football attire and a sweater, squatting / outdoorspeopl
Elmer N. Francy
No full textblack and white portrait of a man wearing football attire, standing / on grass fieldpeopl
Hatch Library and Amasa Stone Chapel, exterior
No full textblack and white exterior distant view of 2 sides of 2 buildings / grass lawn with trees in foreground / sidewalk running along side of 1 buildingplace
Charles F. Brush, Sr., Papers: Series 10: Charles Baldwin Sawyer's Collection Related to Charles F. Brush
No full textCharles Baldwin Sawyer was a close friend of Charles F. Brush, Jr., Charles F. Brush, Sr.’s son. Sawyer, closely attached to Brush's family for many years, wanted to make known the unique contribution of Charles F. Brush, Sr., to American electrical technology. After the latter's death in 1929, Sawyer gave much effort to gathering data, verifying historical events, and collecting documents and artifacts relevant to Brush's career. In this series, are Sawyer’s files related to Charles F. Brush, Sr. Most importantly is the correspondence between Sawyer, Dorothy Brush Walmsley, Margaret Richardson, E. S. Lincoln, and the Case Institute of Technology regarding the writing of a biography of Charles F. Brush, Sr. Other files document Sawyer’s efforts to publicize Brush’s accomplishments through anniversary celebrations, plaque unveilings, and even the naming of a World War II battleship after Brush.Charles F. Brush, Sr., Paper