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    Letter from Lawrence H. Conklin to Oscar Monnig (February 8,1973)

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    Letter from Lawrence H. Conklin (Mineralogist) to Oscar Monnig about the Glorieta Meteorite

    The City of Omaha

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    Photograph of downtown Omaha, circa 1900. From "The Gage City: A History of Omaha" by Lawrence H. Larsen and Barbara J. Cottrel

    Letter from Lawrence H. Conklin to Oscar Monnig (January 18, 1973)

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    Letter from Lawrence H. Conklin to Oscar Monnig about getting an offer for 100.1/18/73DearMr.MonnigSorrybutIwasbackintheofficeforafewdaysandthenoutagainforaweekwiththeflue.IfIcantdoittomorrow,IwilldefinitelygetitoffTuesday.OnebrightnoteIgottheotheroneforyourfor100.1/18/73 Dear Mr. Monnig - Sorry but I was back in the office for a few days and then out again for a week with the flue. If I can't do it tomorrow, I will definitely get it off Tuesday. One bright note - I got the other one for your for 100 and will send it along. Yours truly, L. Conkli

    Lawrence H. Bennett

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    NBS materials scientist Lawrence H. Bennet

    Letter from Lawrence H. Conklin to Oscar Monnig (February 2, 1973)

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    Letter from Lawrence H. Conklin (Mineralogist) to Oscar Monnig about putting the Mezo-Madaras together sent to Mr. Huss.2-2-73 Dear Mr. Monnig - Again I find myself apologizing to you. Thank goodness for your southern patience and gentlemanliness. I shipped the pieces off today. Mr. Muss should have them Monday. Enclosed are the labels (the only information) that come with the pieces. The postage was 11.92,and11.92, and 100 for the Mezo Moderas piece. As soon as I've located my Lilyan glass I will send them. Yours Truly, Lawrence Conklin Mezo-Moderas Tansylvania 9% No-Fe Romania total 22.7 kg brecciated olivine-hypersthene chondrit

    Letter from Lawrence H. Conklin to Oscar Monnig (January 17. 1979)

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    Letter from Lawrence H. Conklin to Oscar Monnig offering to sell him some specimens of the Estherville meteorite.1-17-79 Dear Mr. Monnig - I can offer you a suite of four individual polysiderites from Esherville, Emmet Co., Iowa, which fell May 10, 1879. They are good looking Knobby masses weighing 21.8, 12.6, 7.6 and 5.0 grams for a total of 47. I do not know if these are rare enough, but the price for the four is $250. Best wishes for the New Year. Yours truly, Lawrence Conkli

    Lawrence H. Siewert

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    Marquette University alumnus Lawrence H. Siewert '63, Grad '72, who received the Alumni Service Award from Marquette's College of Business Administration in 1995

    Scholars, Scandals & Scrolls: The Dead Sea Scrolls & the History of Judaism and Christianity

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    A slide lecture by Dr. Lawrence H. Schiffman. Professor of Hebrew and Judaic Studies, New York University and author of Reclaiming the Dead Sea Scrolls (1994).https://digitalcommons.fairfield.edu/bennettcenter-posters/1198/thumbnail.jp

    French, Lawrence H.

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    Military Information: Draftee.This project was assisted by a grant from the New Jersey Historical Commission, a division of the Department of State
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