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Arnold Letter : February 9, 1863
No full textH. Arnold complains about the supposed preferential treatment shown toward African Americans in the Union Army. Arnold takes a jab at President Lincoln and Congress for being the root cause of his current suffering
Harold H. Arnold playing a piano
No full textPhotograph shows Harold H. Arnold, as a boy, playing piano as woman - believed to be his cousin, Estella Zirkel Meier--looks on. Edward Arnold family residence, 217 S. Monumental Street.Inscription: "Aug. 1908.
Arnold Letter : October 3, 1864
No full textU. Arnold describes the fighting during Gen. Sherman's Atlanta Campaign. It's unclear if Uriah participated in the actual Battle of Atlanta or if he was just involved the fighting leading up to the confrontation. Mentions Confederate desertions
Arnold Letter : October 24, 1861
No full textArnold is stationed just outside Washington, D.C., and feels happy about his choice to enlist in the Union Army
Arnold Letter : November 20, 1864
No full textU. Arnold describes some the fighting around Atlanta during Gen. Sherman's Western Campaign. He is proud that he, along with every man in the Michigan 23rd, except one, voted for Lincoln in the presidential election. He was battling diarrhea while writing the letter, but he does not go into detail about it
Arnold Letter : June 16, 1865
No full textWilliam Arnold is war-weary and upset that he and his unit must travel west on a new campaign rather than returning home. He is apologetic to his brother for not being around to help with family issues
Liz Arnold
No full textA retrospective of work by Liz Arnold, who died in 2001, held at Camden
Arts Centre, London
Lula Arnold and nephews seated in parlor
No full textPhotograph shows Lula Arnold and nephews seated in parlor of her residence at 217 S. Monumental Street.Inscription:""Aug 1908.
Jane Arnold interviews short story author Sylvia Watanabe
No full textShort story author Sylvia Watanabe talks about why she moved from Hawaii to Michigan, her book "Talking To The Dead", and her novel in process. Watanabe is interviewed by librarian Jane Arnold for the Michigan State University Libraries' Michigan Writers Series
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