Diaries
Found in 12 Collections and/or Records:
Ula C. Adams Papers
Collection consists primarily of receipts for household accounts of Ula C. Adams, who lived at 5810 Waterman in St. Louis. Also includes a diary written while she was a girl, dated January 19, 1893, to August 9, 1896; receipt of Mullen Ambulance Co., 5165 Delmar Blvd., that includes an image of two ambulances, circa 1932-1943; business card of Walter Rielau, hardwood floor contractor, 3843 Fillmore Ave. (formerly 3134 Gurney Avenue), circa 1928.
William Glasgow Bruce Carson Collection
Robert L. Christmann and Sidney R. Feiner World War II Collection
Gorrell Starke Clinger Diaries and Scrapbooks
Cox Family Papers
John V. Hogan Diary
Nancy Mitchell Neill Diary
William Watts Parker Collection
Henry Schaab Family Collection
George Schlossstein Diary
The pocket diary dates from 30 May 1851 to 22 February 1858. Most of the diary is written in German. English entries begin approximately 10 August 1856. One previous entry in English, approximately 9 August 1854, briefly describes the Know Nothing riot. Other diary entries discuss family and letters, weather, and social activities such as theatre performances and the Mechanical and Agricultural Fairs.
