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John T. Wilder letter of recommendation, 1867 March 5
No full textLetter to the United States Secretary of the Treasurey recommending that John T. Wilder be appointed to the office of Collector of Revenue for the 4th congressional district of Indiana
University echo, vol. 113, no. 7
No full textNewspaper published by the Students of the University of Tennessee at Chattanoog
Department of the Cumberland citizen's pass, 1865 February 25
No full textDepartment of the Cumberland citizen's pass issued to Colonel Wilder or bearer to transport 50 recruits from Knoxville to Indianapolis by railroad
Unknown correspondence with John T. Wilder, 1874 April 25
No full textLetter to John T. Wilder regarding a young lady, who is possibly a tutor to be hired by the Wilder family
Samuel E. Munford correspondence with John T. Wilder, 1885 September 29
No full textLetter from S. E. Munford inviting Wilder to give a five minute address to the 20th reunion of Wilder's Brigade to be held in Princeton Indiana
Jeannette Eldridge interview
No full textOral history interview documenting the history of women in Chattanooga conducted as part of the work of the City of Chattanooga's Mayor's Council for Women History Committee, which was established in 2015 to create positive change to advance the status of women and their families in the city and throughout the region
Scott Thomas interview
No full textOral history interview documenting the impact of the wildfires in the Great Smoky Mountains that occurred in 2016 November near Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg, Tennessee
Cassandra Montgomery interview
No full textOral history interview oraganized by the Chattanooga, Tennessee chapter of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America that documents the experience of a gun violence survivor in order to advocate for legal and policy changes
Indiana Adjutant General's Office correspondence, 1865 January 26
No full textCopy of a telegraph sent to Union Army recruiting officers, including John T. Wilder, in Tennessee that African Americans be included in U. S. Army divisions under formation
Unknown correspondence with John T. Wilder, undated
No full textReference letter from England sent to General Wilder recommending a Governess Buehler for employment in the Wilder house