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| Hayes, Isaac Israel, 1832-1881 | Title: Isaac Israel Hayes Arctic Drawings Collection,
1859-1869
Quantity: 0.5 cubic ft. (1 box) Call Number: AGSL Manuscript Collection 18 Abstract: Drawings, sketches, and paintings of Arctic scenes from expeditions by Isaac Israel Hayes in 1860-1861 and 1869. |
| Kleinerman, Isaac, 1916-2004 | Title: Isaac Kleinerman Papers, circa 1945-circa 1980
Quantity: 5.4 cubic feet (1 records center carton and 12 archives boxes), 283 films, and 3 video recordings Call Number: Mss 680; AE 218; CA 517; CC 237-CC 238; CC 425-CC 426; DC 410-DC 519; DC 748-DC 764; DD 574; DF 322-DF 324; DF 679-DF 680; DF 745-DF 748; DF 792-DF 801; DF 868; DF 870; DF 889-DF 916; DF 918-DF 999; DG 001; DG 021-DG 025; FH 266; FH 270; FH 272-278; FH 282; FH 284-FH 285; VBA 560; VBC 295-VBC 296 Abstract: Papers of Isaac Kleinerman, an independent producer, director, and editor of television documentaries who worked for NBC (1951-1957) and CBS (1957-1976). The collection primarily concerns programs edited and produced for CBS: The Twentieth Century, The 21st Century, and World War One; as well as programs produced for NBC: Victory at Sea, Project XX, and The Unknown War. |
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Stewart, Isaac Newton, 1838-1915; Stewart, Mary E., 1841-1931 |
Title: Isaac N. Stewart and Mary E. Stewart Papers, 1828-1928
Quantity: 0.4 c.f. (2 archives boxes) and 1 reel of microfilm (35mm) Call Number: Wis Mss CS; Micro 73 Abstract: Papers of Isaac Stewart, an educator of Waukesha County and Appleton, Wisconsin, and of his sister Mary, both of whom were at times editorial writers for the Milwaukee Journal. The correspondence includes family letters, letters describing life at the University of Wisconsin about 1860, some Civil War correspondence and diaries; letters from May Wright Sewall before her marriage; and letters received by Miss Stewart from journalists and publishers. There are a few articles mostly reminiscent of early life in the region of Pewaukee, Wisconsin; Miss Stewart's records of her visits to expositions; and a volume of records of Christ Church, Pompey, New York, 1828-1842, containing minutes of meetings and a register of births, baptisms, marriages, and deaths. The diaries describe Isaac Stewart's work as an army recruiter in Chicago, Ill. in 1862 and discuss his camp duties and efforts to be assigned to the front while at Camp Randall (Madison, Wis.), 1864. |
| Baumann, Isabel H., 1906- | Title: Isabel H. Baumann Papers, 1924-1976
Quantity: 0.8 c.f. (2 archives boxes) Call Number: Mss 591 Abstract: Papers of a farm organization activist including scripts from the radio series called the “We Say What We Think Club,” minutes of the Pierceville Mothers' Club concerned with improving rural education, newsletters of the Dane County Rural Federation, and miscellany. |
| Bowman, Isaiah, 1878-1950 | Title: Isaiah Bowman Scrapbooks on Political Geography,
1921-1926
Quantity: 5 volumes Call Number: AGSL Manuscript Collection 4 Abstract: Isaiah Bowman's Scrapbooks on Political Geography consist primarily of newspaper and magazine clippings related to political geography and international relations, collected in connection with subjects covered in his book The New World: Problems in Political Geography. |
| Island Woolen Company (Baraboo, Wis.) | Title: Island Woolen Company, Baraboo, Wisconsin, Records, 1863-1952
Quantity: 62.6 cubic feet (34 archives boxes, 31 record center cartons, 5 half record center cartons, 3 index boxes, and 18 flat boxes) and 41 reels of microfilm (35 mm); plus additions of 10.0 cubic feet (6 record center cartons, 4 flat boxes, and 3 volumes) and 16 photographs (2 folders) Call Number: Mss 38; Micro 1166; PH 3824; M92-146; PH 4081 (5) Abstract: Records, 1863-1952, of the Island Woolen Company, a firm founded in 1863 and dissolved in 1949. The records provide information on fabric design, production processes and techniques, administration of the mill, day-to-day operations, labor issues, physical plant development, sales and marketing methods, and financial status. More specifically the collection provides information on business conditions in the Panic of 1873, World War I and World War II government production, the company baseball team in the 1920s, attempted market expansion to South Africa in the 1940s, and production of suiting fabric, blankets, and automobile fabric. Also included are some personal materials of company executives concerning state and local Republican politics, various issues in Baraboo, and material relating to Frank Lloyd Wright. |