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William J. and Tacy P. Hallowell to Mary Hallowell
No full textA letter from William J. and Tacy P. Hallowell of Horsham, PA to Mary Hallowell, Woman's Medical College, 1881. Each parent writes individually to Mary in the letter
Hallowell Davis Oral History
Get PDFHallowell Davis was interviewed by Estelle Brodman on April 6 and April 28, 1977 for approximately 2 hours and 45 minutes.https://digitalcommons.wustl.edu/oralhistories/1077/thumbnail.jp
Correspondence : Hallowell (Edward) and Engelmann (George), 1845
No full textHallowell to Engelmann, 184
Letter from Robert Hallowell to John Sloan, January 14, 1925
No full text1 leaf (single sided)Letter from Robert Hallowell to John Sloan, January 14, 192
To Anna Farquhar Brooke -- from M. E. Hallowell, 1869
No full textOne letter written by M.E. Hallowell to Anna Farquhar Brooke on February 27, 1869
To Thomas P. Stabler -- from Benjamin Hallowell, 1835-1846
No full textThree letter by Benjamin Hallowell to Thomas P. Stabler written between 1835 and 1846
John R. Hallowell Oral History Interview
No full textJohn R. Hallowell began as a mortar man and was eventually a warrant officer in the 45th Infantry Division, which liberated Dachau on April 29, 1945. He went overseas with the division in 1942 and served in North Africa, Italy, and the invasion of southern France. After crossing the Siegfried Line and progressing through Germany, they captured Nüremberg and ran into Dachau on the way to Munich. Hallowell was present the day the camp was liberated and the day after, when he was assigned to escort a photographer around. In this interview, he describes finding the camp, seeing the prisoners, and his reactions to the sights. A writer by profession, Hallowell was his regiment\u27s historian during the war and is also the president of his regiment\u27s association
To Sarah Brooke Farquhar-from Margaret Hallowell, 1857
No full textOne letter from Margaret Hallowell to Sarah Brooke Farquhar written in 1857
Letter from Robert Hallowell to John Sloan, January 14, 1925
No full text1 leaf (single sided)Letter from Robert Hallowell to John Sloan, January 14, 192
Untitled Painting by Samantha Hallowell
No full textPainting by Samantha Hallowell for the course ART 141F: Surface, Space, and Time 2-D taught by Rebecca Goodale.
This student project was inspired by books from the Albert A. Howard Book History Collection, Anthoensen Press Collection, Textbook Collection, and General Rare Book Collection during a class visit to the University of Southern Maine\u27s Special Collections.https://digitalcommons.usm.maine.edu/art141f-surface-space-time/1004/thumbnail.jp
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