Box 3
Contains 13 Results:
Blue Jay Music Book.
Small booklet of staff paper (music paper) that was barely used.
Folder 4
Notebook, undated
Containing Mrs. Elizabeth Hanger's recipes, hymns/song lyrics, and notes.
Folder 5
Gounod's Faust., 1892
Arthur Sullivan, Ed. (London: Boosey and Co.) Contains the choral score and piano accompaniment of the opera Faust with Italian and English lyrics. This volume has sustained damage to its spine and is extremely fragile. Some pages are loose.
Evangeline by H. W. Longfellow, 1896
H. E. Scudder, Ed. (Houghton Mifflin Co, 1896). Owned by Paul Hanger. The front blank page actually has the signatures of all the Hanger children written in pen and/or pencil. Several notes are made in the text. This volume is lightly bound (staples in the spine) and small.
Thoroughbred Sale, 1937
Annual Sale of Thoroughbreds at the Lexington Sales Paddock. Presumably owned and perhaps participated in by Mr. Arnold Hanger. Lists the parents of horses for sale and may possibly be useful for tracking the horses involved in Churchill Downs and other tracks for the 1940's. Contains an index at the front of the volume. The right corner is slightly curled; care should be taken when turning the pages so as not to rip the corners.
The Lawrence School Song Book, 1906
Howard Roe Wood. (New York: G. Schirmer, 1906). Lyrics, music, and piano accompaniment to school songs. Owner unknown; this may have resided at Arlington with Mrs. Hanger as there is no name in it and she was so fond of music.
Olympic Equestrian Trials, 1947
Details events and has diagrams of the tracks to be run/shown on. A hand-written note in the margin is unfortunately rather blurred, but may contain the name of the horse owned by Mr. Hanger designated for the trials.
History of The Lawrenceville School, 1810-1935, 1935
Roland J. Mulford. (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1935). Sparsely illustrated history of the school attended by Arnold Hanger and Harry Hanger Jr. Covers history of academics as well as sports, with chapters specifying the school's role in the American Civil War and the Great War (World War I).
