Collection: David Hunter Strother, Artist, Artwork and Papers, 1744/1996, bulk 1833/1887 / Date range: 1869 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection David Hunter Strother, Artist, Artwork and Papers, 1744/1996, bulk 1833/1887 Date range 1869

Announcements regarding the publication of biographies of Strother, and photographs related to Strother, 1862/1970 Folder small collections 3

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David Hunter correspondence, 1865/1877 Box 9, Folder 9

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David Hunter Strother, Artist, Artwork and Papers, 1744/1996, bulk 1833/1887

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Drawings by John Strother, 1867/1909 Box 12, Folder 7

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Genealogy of the Strother Family compiled by David Hunter Strother, consisting of 38 items, including the envelopes Strother used to store the material, 1869/1888 Box 7, Folder 7

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Journal 30, 4/1/68 -- 6/30/69, 1868/1869 Box 4, Folder 1

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Journal 32, 7/1/69 -- 3/13/70, 1869/1870 Box 4, Folder 3

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Microfilm of David H. Strother Journals 1-44, 1840/1880 Reel 1, Reel 2, Reel 3, Reel 4

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Military Appointments of David Hunter Strother and John Strother, 1862/1898 Box 7, Folder 16

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Military Papers of David Hunter Strother, 1862/1900 Box 7, Folder 17

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