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Transportation History Subject Files, 1868-2007

14 Linear Feet — 28 manuscript boxes

The Transportation History Subject Files Collection has been separated into ten subject areas: Aeronautics, Biography, Railroads, Roads, Road Transit, Tourism, Urban Transit, Water, Water Transit, and General. These categories correspond with those used in the Print Collection, and folder headings have been coordinated as much as possible. For an explanation of the series headings, please refer to the finding aid for the small print collection. An exception is the biography series which is unique to the vertical file. It contains biographical information about persons involved with the history of transportation.

The Collection contains broadsides, timetables and advertisements separated from the small and medium print collections, as well as ticket stubs, travel brochures, menus, and souvenir booklets. Steamship deck plans are also found in the subject file collection.

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Voltairine De Cleyre Papers, 1876-1914

1 manuscript box, approximately .4 linear foot

Voltairine De Cleyre was a prominent anarchist poet, lecturer, and writer. This collection spans the years 1876 to 1914 and is made up of correspondence, manuscript and print poems and essays, and one photograph.

The Voltairine De Cleyre Collection is organized in four series: Correspondence, Manuscripts, Printed Materials and Photograph.

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Winchester Cookie Cutter Collection, 1800-1900

13 Linear Feet (13 oversize drop-front boxes)

This collection is comprised of 72 nineteenth century cookie cutters--as well as a few presses and molds--made from a variety of materials such as tin, wood, plaster, and clay. These are of historical significance and rarity and were collected by Ohio resident Bruce Winchester. This collection is part of the Janice Bluestein Longone Culinary Archive in the Special Collections Research Center at the University of Michigan Library.

The collection is comprised of 72 nineteenth century cookie cutters--as well as a few molds and presses--made from a variety of materials such as tin, wood, plaster, and clay.