MC. Manuscript Collections
Found in 124 Collections and/or Records:
MC 104. Eva Humphrey Lacey Postcard Collection
MC 105. Bart Jan Bok Collection
This collection consists of the original cassette tapes and CD's of Bart Jan Bok's lectures and classes while on the campus of Sangamon State University. Bok was a nationally known visiting astronomer with astronomy Professor Charles Schweighauser.
MC 106. American Association of University Women Springfield, IL Branch records
MC 107. Grayton Mansion (Taylorville, IL) Photos
MC 111. Victor Pearn Poetry Collection
MC01. David Needham Family Collection, 1875-1944
Legal documents including mortgages and warranty deeds for land in Cass County, Illinois, relating to several generations of the Needham family of Virginia, Illinois. Names included are David Needham, James Needham, Cecilia Needham, George S. Needham, Jannett Needham, and Nancy E. Needham. Others include Robert D. Taylor, William Henry Taylor, David and Ann Wight, and Thomas S. Williamson.
MC02. Audubon General Store Ledgers, 1857-1865
General store located in Audubon, Montgomery County, Illinois.
Accounts of daily sales including names of buyers, items purchased, date of transaction, price of goods, and amount paid on individual accounts.
MC03. William H. Read Business Records, 1900-1902
William H. Read, Posting Ledger, 1 volume, 1900-02. W.H. Read and Company, a brokerage firm specializing in grain, stocks, and provisions. Ledger contains customer accounts and records of payments made and received.
Stock and grain brokerage company established in 1897. Located at 512 1/2 East Adams, Springfield.
Accounts of commodities, businesses, banks and individuals who did business with the company.
MC04. Abrams Collection of Historic Newspapers, 1917-1973
Optometrist James Abrams and his wife, Edith, collected newspapers after moving to Arthur, Illinois in 1916.
The collection includes copies of the Chicago Daily Tribune and other Illinois and Midwestern newspapers featuring historical headlines, particularly World War II, D-Day, and the Korean War.