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    E. W. Solomon Journal Cover Page

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    The cover page of a journal that belonged to E. W. Solomon

    E. W. Solomon Journal Page 80

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    The eightieth page of a journal that belonged to E. W. Solomon. This page is blank

    E. W. Solomon Journal Page 81

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    The eighty-first page of a journal that belonged to E. W. Solomon. This page is blank

    E. W. Solomon Journal Page 45

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    The forty-fifth page of a journal that belonged to E. W. Solomon. This page is from January 20, 1883. Solomon explains he's neglected from writing. He also details the loss of his daughter, Mamie, taken from Typhoid fever

    E. W. Solomon Journal Page 36

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    The thirty-sixth page of a journal that belonged to E. W. Solomon. This page features the ending of a section of notes about the productions of the Southern and Western states

    E. W. Solomon Journal Page 34

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    The thirty-fourth page of a journal that belonged to E. W. Solomon. This page features the beginning of a section of notes about the productions of the Southern and Western states

    E. W. Solomon Journal Page 46

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    The forty-sixth page of a journal that belonged to E. W. Solomon. This page is a continuation of an entry from January 20, 1883. Solomon prays that his other children are not taken from him

    E. W. Solomon Journal Page 1

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    The first page of a journal that belonged to E. W. Solomon. This page details E. W. Solomon's activities on January 1, 1880 which included a New Year's dinner and hunting

    E. W. Solomon Journal Page 8

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    The eighth page of a journal that belonged to E. W. Solomon. This page continues detailing E. W. Solomon's activities on January 5, 1880 which included visiting Ashfield Hammond and his family on pastoral business

    E. W. Solomon Journal Page 35

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    The thirty-fifth page of a journal that belonged to E. W. Solomon. This page features the continuation of a section of notes about the productions of the Southern and Western states
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