Nebraska

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The Davis Family Collection comprises material created by and about Drs. Byron B. Davis and Herbert Davis. The collection contains news clippings, article reprints, photographs, lecture notes and historical articles.

Scope and Contents The collection consists of correspondence and photographic materials. The materials in the photograph series relate to Barbour's research in paleontology and geology, his work as director of the State Museum, his civic involvement in Lincoln, Nebraska, and his personal life. The images of vertebrate and invertebrate fossils are primarily from Nebraska. They include scenes of excavations, fossil preparation, and museum displays in addition to photographs illustrating fossils from various...

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The Omaha Medical College collection comprises material created by and about the Omaha Medical College the predecessor of the University of Nebraska Medical Center. The collection contains article reprints, news clippings, college announcements, commencement programs, banquet programs, class schedules, Record of the Secretary, football team research, and college course catalogs and copies of their newsletter OMC Pulse.

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The single letter is written by "Wood" to his sister "Mary." Wood writes about his business experience in the city of Omaha, Nebraska Territory. Wood considers relocating to Woodsville, an historical town, once located in Burt County, Nebraska.

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The Robert Ramsey Livingston collection comprises material created by and about Dr. Robert R. Livingston. The collection contains articles, news clippings, census records, photographs, research correspondence.

Content Description The Ruth Louise Schoch Papers include two photo albums, one photo holder, and a small number of loose photographs. It is likely that not all of the photographs grouped together in this collection were assembled by Schoch. Schoch’s name along with the date June 4, 1919 appears in the front of the photo album with the most captions and personal notes. Some of this information will be of use in further identifying locations and people in the photographs. The Schoch album includes...

Scope and Contents The collection consists of Kiener’s personal and professional papers arranged into ten series and includes oversize materials. The series include Personal Effects, Correspondence, Kiener’s Writings, Research Files, Maps, Writings about Kiener, Newspapers, Negatives and Photographs, Postcards, and Articles and Reprints. Work on the Kiener papers included the incorporation of three smaller collections into a single collection. Kiener organized his research files alphabetically and this...