Archival Resources in Wisconsin: Descriptive Finding Aids

Archival Resources in Wisconsin: Descriptive Finding Aids

Herbert Kellar Papers, 1887-1955

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Summary Information

Biography/History

Provenance

Scope and Content Note

Administrative/Restriction Information

Contents List

+ Series 1: Kellar Personal (1817-1961)

1.1 Personal Correspondence

1.2 Kellar Family

1.3 Autobiographical Potpourri

1.4 Financial Records

1.5 Education and Teaching Career

1.6 Writings and Speeches

+ Series 2: McCormick Historical Association (1533-1960)

2.1 Correspondence

2.2 Reports and Dockets

2.3 Financial Records

2.4 General Information re Collections and Operation of Association

2.5 Virginia Collections (Virginiana, Americana, McCormick, Manuscripts and Stamps)

2.6 Research and Reference (Bibliographical References to Cyrus Hall McCormick and the Reaper)

+ Series 3: Associations and Organizations (1914-1961)

3.1 Historical Associations

3.2 Other Historically Oriented Organizations, Committees, and Conferences

3.3 Library Associations

+ Series 4: Work Projects Administration (WPA) (1929-1956)

“Cleveland Local Project” (of local Archives Survey): Correspondence, miscellaneous, 1936-1942.

Series 5: Historians and Agriculturists (1852-1950)

Series 6: Miscellaneous (1846-1956)

+ Series 7: Everett Eugene Edwards (1900-1952), Papers, 1911-1953

7.1 From Kellar's Personal Library

7.2 Correspondence - Chronological

7.3 Correspondence - Alphabetical

7.4 Notes of L. C. Gray - Southern Agriculture

Series 8: Solon Robinson (1803-1880), Papers, 1836-1880; 1908-1939

Container	Title
Electronic Folder	Digitized Photos Quantity: 99 digital files (14.1 GB) Scope and Content Note: Digitized versions of nitrate negatives for photos 101-195. The digital IDs match the original number starting with uwmmss032_000101. The number of #147a was written on the wrong side, so the number apears mirrored. #180 doesn't exist in both copies.