The early days of railroads in Fitchburg /

Mode of access: Internet.

Rights of women in Louisiana.

Xeroxed from The Louisiana historical quarterly, v. 4, Jan.-Oct. 1921.

Brasenose College register, 1509-1909.

"The present volume is one of a certain number presented by the principal of the Brasenose college to the members of the Oxford Historical Society."

Conservation reminiscences of Wm. J.P. Aberg.

"Copied 9-64"--P. 22.

Vital records of Pittston, Maine, to the year 1892.

"Issued in accordance with the provisions of chapter 203 of the public laws of 1903."

A classification scheme for horticulture,

Mode of access: Internet.

Encyclopedia of American biography. New series.

Vols. 10- published by the American Historical Co.

The Maryland press, 1777-1790.

A continuation of Lawrence C. Wroth's History of printing in colonial Marylnd. cf. Pref.

Economic history of the production of beef cattle in Iowa,

"The edition is limited to six hundred copies."

National Academy of Design exhibition record, 1826-1860 ...

Prepared by Miss Bartlett Cowdrey. cf. Pref.

Vocabulary of the Catawba language : with some remarks on its grammar, construction and pronunciation /

"From collections of the South-Carolina Historical Society, Vol. II."

The correspondence of Lieut. Governor John Graves Simcoe, with allied documents relating to his administration of the government of Upper Canada.

On cover: The Simcoe papers.

The parish register of Kingston, Upper Canada, 1785-1811,

The first such register in Upper Canada, kept by the Rev. John Stuart, the first missionary of the Church of England in this province.

Missouri, day by day;

A calendar of significant events in Missouri history which includes the most important articles, checked, revised and rewritten, that appeared in "This week in Missouri history," a series of press releases published by the State historical society of Missouri from 1925 to 1941. cf. v. 1, Pref.

Annals of Iowa.

"Early Ia. newspapers. A contribution toward a bibliography of the newspapers established in Iowa before the Civil War, by David C. Mott": ser. 3, v. 16, p. 161-233.