Browse Items (310 total)

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  Letter, 28 August 1918 with cover

  Letter from Frank Raymond Lane at Camp Zachary Taylor in Louisville, Kentucky, to Nellie Rahe of Milan, Indiana.
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  James D. Black, circa 1920-1921

  James D. Black, former governor of Kentucky. King sketched most of his subjects from the shoulders up, but in this drawing we get the impression that Black was a short man with an eye for fashion.
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  Map of Butchertown, 1884

  Map of the Butchertown neighborhood of Louisville, Kentucky, from 1884.
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  Henry G. Lauer Wines and Liquors Scratch Jugs

  Jug from Henry G. Lauer
  Wines and Liquors Scratch Jugs
  453 E. Jefferson St.
  Louisville, KY
  Gift of Dr. A. A. Shaper
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  Bonnie Bros. Distillery Cattle Barn/Pen architectural drawing, 1903

  Drawing of cattle pens located at 34th & Bank Streets, Louisville, Kentucky.

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  Distillery No. 6 architectural drawing, 1892

  Hand-colored plans of distillery listed as Distillery No. 6, in the 5th District of KY, belonging to P. J. Mattingly & L. D. Mattingly of J. G. Mattingly & Sons. (signed Adolph Armbrust - draftsman, & P. J. Mattingly for L. D. Mattingly - attorney, & Albert Scott - distiller, April 6, 1892).

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  Irvin's Vault Architectural Drawing, 1867

  Drawing of the Gothic mausoleum in Cave Hill Cemetery known as Irvin's Vault, which inters Captain J.F. Irvin. Shows front and side elevation.
  
  

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  Unidentified Theater (thought to be the Louisville Auditorium) architectural drawing, 1916

  Drawing of an unidentified theater thought to be the Louisville Auditorium. Location is not listed.
  
  

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  An illustrated map of Kentucky: a 400 year record of historical events and places, circa1900s

  Map of Kentucky by Stratton Hammon. Shows rivers, mountains, forts, Indigenous villages, famous homes, and the sites of battles and sieges.
  

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  Albert Melverton

  Hand-drawn paper doll and three outfits.
  
  These dolls were created by Kentucky artist Carrie Douglas Dudley Ewen and were often given as gifts to the children in her family. Many of the dolls have notes on their backs recording their names and ages.
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  Bengie Melverton

  Hand-drawn paper doll and three outfits.
  
  These dolls were created by Kentucky artist Carrie Douglas Dudley Ewen and were often given as gifts to the children in her family. Many of the dolls have notes on their backs recording their names and ages.
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  Bengie's Accessories

  Four hand-drawn outfits for "Bengie Melverton" paper doll.
  
  These dolls were created by Kentucky artist Carrie Douglas Dudley Ewen and were often given as gifts to the children in her family. Many of the dolls have notes on their backs recording their names and ages.
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  Clara Melverton

  Hand-drawn paper doll and one outfit.
  
  These dolls were created by Kentucky artist Carrie Douglas Dudley Ewen and were often given as gifts to the children in her family. Many of the dolls have notes on their backs recording their names and ages.
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  Clara's Accessories (page1)

  Two hand-drawn outfits for "Clara Melverton" paper doll.
  
  These dolls were created by Kentucky artist Carrie Douglas Dudley Ewen and were often given as gifts to the children in her family. Many of the dolls have notes on their backs recording their names and ages.
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  Clara's Accessories (page2)

  Two hand-drawn outfits for "Clara Melverton" paper doll.
  
  These dolls were created by Kentucky artist Carrie Douglas Dudley Ewen and were often given as gifts to the children in her family. Many of the dolls have notes on their backs recording their names and ages.
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  Evelyn Russell Melverton

  Hand-drawn paper doll and one outfit.
  
  These dolls were created by Kentucky artist Carrie Douglas Dudley Ewen and were often given as gifts to the children in her family. Many of the dolls have notes on their backs recording their names and ages.
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  Evelyn's Accessories (page1)

  Four hand-drawn outfits for "Evelyn Russell Melverton" paper doll.
  
  These dolls were created by Kentucky artist Carrie Douglas Dudley Ewen and were often given as gifts to the children in her family. Many of the dolls have notes on their backs recording their names and ages.
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  Francine Melverton

  Hand-drawn paper doll and one outfit.
  
  These dolls were created by Kentucky artist Carrie Douglas Dudley Ewen and were often given as gifts to the children in her family. Many of the dolls have notes on their backs recording their names and ages.
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  Francine's Accessories (page2)

  Two hand-drawn outfits for "Francine Melverton" paper doll.
  
  These dolls were created by Kentucky artist Carrie Douglas Dudley Ewen and were often given as gifts to the children in her family. Many of the dolls have notes on their backs recording their names and ages.
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  Francine's Accessories (page1)

  Two hand-drawn outfits for "Francine Melverton" paper doll.
  
  These dolls were created by Kentucky artist Carrie Douglas Dudley Ewen and were often given as gifts to the children in her family. Many of the dolls have notes on their backs recording their names and ages.