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Unknown writer. Letter to unknown recipient.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to unknown recipient, August 12, 1864.
Unknown writer. Letter to unknown recipient.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to unknown recipient, n.d.
Unknown writer. Letter to Isaac Post.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Isaac Post, December 9, 1849.
Unknown writer. Letter to Horace Stone.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Horace Stone, July 5, 1847.
Unknown writer. Letter to Sarah L. Hallowell.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Sarah L. Hallowell, February 17, 1847.
Unknown writer. Letter to William Cooper Nell.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to William Cooper Nell, September 20, 1846.
Unknown writer. Letter to Lydia Rushmore.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Lydia Rushmore, July 24, 1837.
Unknown writer. Letter to Amy Kirby Post.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Amy Kirby Post, n.d.
Unknown writer. Letter to Isaac Post.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Isaac Post, December 4, 1825.
N. Letter to Isaac Post.
Handwritten letter from ON? to Isaac Post, May 1823.
Unknown writer. Letter to unknown recipient.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to unknown recipient, October 21,1918.
Unknown writer. Letter to Amy Kirby ? Post.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Amy Kirby ? Post, April 13, 1879.
Unknown writer. Letter to Amy Kirby ? Post.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Amy Kirby ? Post, March 25, 1877.
Unknown writer. Letter to unknown recipient.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to unknown recipient, December 22, 1871.
Unknown writer. Letter to Amy Kirby Post.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Amy Kirby Post, November 24, 1869.
Unknown writer. Letter to Amy Kirby Post.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Amy Kirby Post, August 8, 1869.
Unknown writer. Letter to Amy Kirby Post.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Amy Kirby Post, May 15, 1869.
Unknown writer. Letter to Amy Kirby ? Post.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Amy Kirby ? Post, July 15, 1868.
Unknown writer. Letter to Willet E Post.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Willet E Post, June , 1868?
Unknown writer. Letter to Amy Kirby Post.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Amy Kirby Post, March 22, 1868.
Unknown writer. Letter to ? Griffin.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to ? Griffin, March 30, 1867.
Unknown writer. Letter to John ?.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to John ?, April , 1864.
Unknown writer. Letter to unknown recipient.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to unknown recipient, March 6, 1865.
Unknown writer. Letter to Isaac Post.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Isaac Post, May 31, 1864.
Unknown writer.  Letter to Amy Kirby Post.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Amy Kirby Post, October 21, 1863.
Unknown writer. Letter to Jacob Kirby ? Post.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Jacob Kirby ? Post, 1863?
Unknown writer. Letter to Sojourner Truth.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Sojourner Truth. Included in this letter is a cartoon image of a codfish.
Unknown writer. Letter to unknown recipient.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to unknown recipient, 186-?
Unknown writer. Letter to Amy Kirby Post.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Amy Kirby Post, November 25, 1857.
Unknown writer. Letter to Amy Kirby Post.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Amy Kirby Post, December 25, 1855.
Unknown writer. Letter to Amy Kirby Post.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Amy Kirby Post, December 14, 1854.
Unknown writer. Letter to unknown recipient.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to unknown recipient, April 5, 1854.
Unknown writer. Letter to Amy Kirby Post.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Amy Kirby Post, November 12, 1850.
Unknown writer. Letter to Isaac Post.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Isaac Post, May 29, 1850.
Unknown writer. Letter to unknown recipient.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to unknown recipient, February 2, 1845.
Unknown writer. Letter to Anna.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Anna, 1841.
Unknown writer. Letter to Isaac Post.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Isaac Post, November 12, 1842. This letter is believed to be mis-dated "1822," and was in fact written in…
Unknown writer. Letter to Amy Kirby Post.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Amy Kirby Post, October 31, 1828.
Unknown writer. Letter to Isaac Post.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Isaac Post, September 20, 1825.
Unknown writer. Letter to unknown recipient.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to unknown recipient, February 3, 1825.
Unknown writer. Letter to Amy Kirby Post.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Amy Kirby Post, January 4, 1819?
Unknown writer. Letter to Sarah L Kirby Hallowell Willis.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Sarah L Kirby Hallowell Willis, n.d.
Unknown writer. Letter to Esther Titus.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Esther Titus, n.d.
Unknown writer. Letter to Isaac Post.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Isaac Post, n.d.
Unknown writer. Letter to Isaac ? Post.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Isaac ? Post, n.d.
Unknown writer. Letter to Isaac Post.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Isaac Post, n.d.
Unknown writer. Letter to Amy Kirby Post.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Amy Kirby Post, n.d. Letter writer provides details on a home-remedy for stomach ache based on a rub made…
Unknown writer. Letter to Amy Kirby Post.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Amy Kirby Post, n.d. The writer offers thanks for encouraging words received from Amy and emphasizes the…
Unknown writer. Letter to ? Rich.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to ? Rich, n.d.
Unknown writer. Letter to Eunice.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to Eunice, n.d.
Unknown writer. Letter to unknown recipient.
Handwritten letter from unknown writer to unknown recipient, n.d. Letter gives a mild defense of new sciences such as magnetism and clairvoyancy and…
Florence Harrison
Image of Florence Harrison, illustrator
Photo of Deborah Joy McWilliams
Photo of Deborah Joy McWilliams
(DETAIL) Oxford expedition to Siberia, 1914. Dora Curtis.
(DETAIL) Oxford expedition to Siberia, 1914. Dora Curtis.
Image of Eleanor Fortescue-Brickdale in her studio.
Image of Eleanor Fortescue-Brickdale in her studio.
Franklin Florence, seated, speaking to an unidentified gentleman, ca. 1965.
Franklin Florence, seated, speaking to an unidentified gentleman, ca. 1965.
Saul Alinsky and Rev. Canon St. Julian Simpkins, FIGHT rally.
Community organizer and activist scholar Saul Alinsky and Rev. Canon St. Julian Simpkins, FIGHT rally.
Photograph of Franklin Florence, seated on a folding table.
Photograph of Franklin Florence, seated on a folding table.
Photograph of Franklin Florence, Malcolm X, and Constance Mitchell
Photograph of Franklin Florence, Malcolm X, and Constance Mitchell
Minister Franklin Florence's first church in Rochester, New York.
Minister Franklin Florence's first church in Rochester, New York. 37 Reynolds Street, in Rochester. The Florence family lived upstairs.
"SLUGGERS." Photograph of sons Dennis and Gregory. Syracuse, N.Y. 1952.
"SLUGGERS." Photograph of sons Dennis and Gregory. Syracuse, N.Y. 1952.
Williams holding his son Dennis, with his other son, Gregory. 1952.
Williams holding his son Dennis, with his other son, Gregory. 1952.
Williams with friend Dave (Slick) Branch in “zoot suits.” Almond St., Syracuse, N.Y. 1941.
Williams with friend Dave (Slick) Branch in “zoot suits.” Almond St., Syracuse, N.Y. 1941.
Cyanotype [facsimile]. Adelaide Crapsey at Alice Ward’s house, Rochester, undated.
Cyanotype [facsimile]. Adelaide Crapsey at Alice Ward’s house, Rochester, n.d.
'To the Mothers of Rochester' signed brochure, 1901
This brochure, signed by more than thirty-five Rochester women including Susan B. Anthony and Kate Gleason, asks the women of Rochester to “urge upon…
Photograph of Mary Stafford Anthony
Susan B. Anthony’s sister Mary Stafford Anthony (1827-1907) was a long-time teacher and principal in Rochester schools. Her steady income allowed…
Constance Mitchell photograph, 1945
Constance Mitchell moved to Rochester in the 1950s and became ensconced in the Civil Rights Movement. As a political activist, she was involved with…
Votes for Woman Suffrage Nov. 6th badge, 1915
Like the pins that many high school and college students put on their backpacks to share their political and pop culture affinities with the world,…
Uncle Sam Suffragee satirical postcard, 1909
Satirical suffrage postcards were popular at the turn of the 20th century. This postcard depicts Uncle Sam as an angry-looking woman wearing a…
Midge Costanza resignation coverage in newspapers, 1978
Two contrasting newspaper clippings covering Midge COstanza's resignation: one more critical and one more sympathetic
Woman's Century Calendar, 1900
This calendar starts in 1800 and lists notable events related to women and women's rights every year until 1900. It covers the Unites States as a…
Petition For Woman Suffrage booklet to collect signatures in New York State, 1894
Petition for Woman Suffrage booklet used to collect signatures in each county of New York State, 1894. The pages containing the original signatures…
Satin sash, "Votes for Women"<br />
Gold-colored satin "Votes for Women" sash, ca. 1910
Photograph of Midge Costanza with women from NOW
Midge Costanza at a march with members of the National Organization for Women (NOW), including Jean O'Leary and Ginny Foat
Midge Costanza in TV Studio photograph, c. 1980s
Midge Costanza posing in a TV studio, likely after her resignation from the White House and her move to California to find employment in the…
Midge Costanza and Jimmy Carter photograph, c. 1976
A photo of Midge Costanza and Jimmy Cartler, likely taken around the time of him winning the 1976 Presidential election
 “War Time/ New Janitors,” Crapsey Clothing Company, Rochester, New York, ca. 1915.
Reproduction of a photograph, “War Time/ New Janitors,” Crapsey Clothing Company, Rochester, New York, ca. 1915.
Gallery Notes, Memorial Art Gallery, Jan.-Feb. 1988
An issue celebrating what was then the Memorial Art Gallery’s 75th year honors the Herdle sisters “who together guided the Gallery for 50 of its 75…
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