Letters (correspondence)
Found in 562 Collections and/or Records:
Mladen Kabalin papers
The collection consists of records related to the Michigan Natural Areas Council. This include minutes, reports, and correspondence. Report topics include Proud Lake, Roscommon, Sleeping Bear Dunes and Warren Lakes.
Moody family collection
Moses Little letter
This collection consists of a letter from Moses Little of Salisbury, New Hampshire to his brother, John, in Livonia, New York (1853). Moses describes the "gold fever" that was consuming the people of Salisbury.
Mrs. C. M. Burdick collection
Mrs. Carl Wolff collection
This collection contains five letters to Alexander Brown in Jackson County, Michigan, from relatives in New York. The letters discuss family news, agriculture prospects, and the possibility of moving to Michigan as Brown had done (1836). Also included is a diary kept by Belle Voorheis of Mungerville (now Burton), Michigan. Her entries record life in rural Michigan in 1872. The collection also contains a recipe for brewing beer.
Mrs. Earl Tooker collection
Mrs. Robert E. Onweller collection
MSU HealthTeam records
Naomi Carrier Schopp papers
National Iranian Radio and Television Instruction Film Project records
The records consist of correspondence and memos about the National Iranian Radio and Television Instruction film project. They include updates about the project as well as a brief description of the controversy around the project.