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Thompson Mansion at Brookdale Farm Now Thompson Park
No full textThis 18th-century farm to 19th-century horse estate has been transferred to a public pary by its owner Geraldine Livingston Morgan Thompson. Ms. Thompson was active for many years in the state�s Republican Party, and, in 1923, became the first female New Jersey delegate to a Republican National Convention. She shared a great many social welfare interests with her lifelong friend Eleanor Roosevelt, who visited Brookdale Farm on several occasions. The House was built in 1896 as the Thompson family residence, It was destroyed by a fire on February 6, 2006.Original file name 553 Thompson Park,.jp
Thompson Mansion at Brookdale Farm Now Thompson Park
No full textThis 18th-century farm to 19th-century horse estate has been transferred to a public pary by its owner Geraldine Livingston Morgan Thompson. Ms. Thompson was active for many years in the state�s Republican Party, and, in 1923, became the first female New Jersey delegate to a Republican National Convention. She shared a great many social welfare interests with her lifelong friend Eleanor Roosevelt, who visited Brookdale Farm on several occasions. The House was built in 1896 as the Thompson family residence, It was destroyed by a fire on February 6, 2006.Original file name 553 Thompson Park,.jp
Personal Papers (MS 80-0002)
No full textLetter from Edward Randall Thompson, Jr., to Rhoda Thompson, requesting to sign and return this page in the enclosed envelope
[Marker: Thompson House]
No full textPhotograph of the marker for the Thompson House in Denison, Texas. Text: Built by Judge James G. Thompson in the early 1840's on the south bank of Red River at Preston Road. In 1942 it was bought by Ms. Nellie Chambers and moved east of Denison to save it from the advancing waters of the newly formed Lake Texoma. Upon her death, her heirs donated the home to the village. It was moved to its present location and restored in 1986
Personal Papers (MS 80-0002)
No full textLetter from Arthur M. Alpert to Peter and Nancy Thompson inviting them to the annual H. Kempner company dinner
Thompson, Jeannie
No full textThompson is a librarian and archivist at North Pontotoc High School in Ecru, MS
Hattie Thompson Small Collection - Accession 1404 - M693 (749)
No full textThe Hattie Thompson Small Collection consists of a children’s book written by Hattie Thompson Small titled, Ms. Butterfly & Old Bumble Bee published by American Literary Press, Baltimore, MD, 2002. The book is signed by the author with a note to the Director of Archives, Gina Price White. Also, included in the collection is a CD containing a song written by Hattie Thompson Small titled, “If I Could Only Turn Back Time.” Hattie Thompson Small is a native of Rock Hill, SC and a graduate of Emmett Scott High School (the first South Carolina school for blacks) which was the located in Rock Hill, SC.https://digitalcommons.winthrop.edu/manuscriptcollection_findingaids/2362/thumbnail.jp
Personal Papers (MS 80-0002)
No full textCopy of a letter from Arthur M. Alpert to Peter and Nancy Thompson inviting them to the annual H. Kempner company dinner
Ms. Carvetta Laurice Thompson
No full textFuneral Program for Ms. Carvetta Laurice Thompson on June 7, 2008 at Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Churchhttps://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/willowhillheritage-obituaries/8681/thumbnail.jp
Personal Papers (MS 80-0002)
No full textLetter from Edward R. Thompson, Jr. to Dr. Peter Thompson discussing about the best bet to convert stocks and informing about enclosing certificate and letter from Houston Natural Gas and letter to Maryland National Bank, along with information about a play in Galveston Little Theatre
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