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TitleCalling card of Mrs. James S. Gale (Ada Louisa Gale) with handwritten note to William Elliot Griffis, [ca. 1900]
Date Created1900
DescriptionName card. Includes envelope.
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TitleSeabrook Farms Personnel, Bernie Gale
Date Created1950
DescriptionSeabrook Farms Personnel, Bernie Gale.
Time PeriodPostwar Years (1945-1970)
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TitleTrinity Church, Hoboken, NJ roof blown off by gale. 1860
Date Created1860
Time PeriodCivil War and Reconstruction (1850-1877)
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TitleLetter from Ada Louisa Gale to William Elliot Griffis, June 20, 1910
Date Created1910-06-20
DescriptionApologizes on behalf of Dr. Gale for not responding to Griffis' questions. Expresses that [Korea] need[s] Japan.
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TitleLetter from Ada Louisa Gale to Alice R. Appenzeller, March, [ca. 1900]
Date Created1900
DescriptionAddressed to Alice. Explains that she cannot meet with Griffis on that day.
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TitlePreliminary assessment map for the opening of Avenue R fom First to Fifth Str.
Date Created1870-09-13
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TitleFinal assessment map to flag, curb, gutter, amd lay cross-walks on Avenue R from First St. to Fifth St.
Date Issued1874-02-19
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TitleLetter from Gerald W. Bonwick to William Elliot Griffis, May 30, 1924
Date Created1924-05-30
DescriptionEncloses circulars containing Dr. Gale's The History of the Korean People, subscription to the Korea Mission Field (asks Griffis to introduce colleagues this circular).
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TitleLetter from Alice R. Appenzeller to William Elliot Griffis, [before June, 1912]
Date Created1912-06
DescriptionDiscusses the mission study class she will hold at the Eaglesmere Conference. Inquires if Gale's Korea in Translation or Griffis' Corea: the Hermit Nation should be used to provide background...
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TitleLetter from Grace L. Cook to William Elliot Griffis, September 3, 1907
Date Created1907-09-03
DescriptionDescribes his journey originating from San Francisco and stopping by Hawaii, Japan, China, the Philippines, and ultimately ending in Seoul. Describes Korea as a delightful country with many...