Box 7

This is a ticket book with ten dollars of scrip in various values.

Includes: St. Cecilia's Day: A Cantata (undated), Song of the Bell: A Cantata (undated), The Songs of Bonnie Scotland (undated), New Life for Our Sunday School (1880), Untitled Hymns (undated, mostly by John Campbell), and Untitled Dance Music (undated). Several volumes are in the Sol-fa or solfege style of music notation. (Accession #s N.26.1-6)

Photographs and notes documenting the art and home furnishings collection of Lewis Walter of Louisville.

Includes: Memoir of Thomas H. Patoo (undated and incomplete), Lovejoy: An Address Delivered by Thomas Dimmick (1888 and possibly incomplete), and Elijah P. Lovejoy, Martry (undated). (Accession #s N.95, N.94.1-2) Also typescripts of "Autobiography of Rev. James B. Finley" and "Autobiography of William Parks" (African American). The originals of these items have not been located.

Includes: Message of the President of the United States Communicated to the Two Houses of Congress [State of the Union Address of William McKinley] (1898), Biennial Message of Governor Edwin P. Morrow (1922), Footprints of the Flock by J.G. Garvis (1922). (Accession #s 1048, 1344?, 1154?).

Includes: Hazeltine's Pocket-Book Almanac (1883), Hostetter's Illustrated United States Almanac (1888, 1896-1898), The Peruna Almanac (1896). (Accession #s N.27.5-10)

Includes: The Agricultural Insurance Company's Almanac (1880), Maryland Life Insurance Company Almanac (1887, 1895) and New York Life Insurance Company Almanac (1886). (Accession #s N.47.1-4 and 1898-1, 3, 4)

Includes: Presbyterian Almanac (1854), Untitled (1859), Ladies Birthday Almanac (1896, 1900) and the Telephone Almanac (1932). (Accession #s N.27.1-3, 11-12)

Hand-woven bedcover that belonged to Mrs. John Proctor.

Includes a teaching contract for Jones (1886), a deposition in the court case Commonwealth vs. J.M. Bowman, S.A.D. Jones and R.F. Harkin on S.A.D. Jones, Judge of Barbourville City Court letterhead (after 1890) and a list individuals present at the hearing (after 1890). (Accession #s N.103, N.83.3)