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1. [Andrew Carnegie to unknown, October 9, 1908] [Andrew Carnegie to unknown, October 9, 1908] Carnegie, Andrew, 1835-1919--Correspondence Letter dated October 9, 1908 written on Skibo Castle, Dornoch, Sutherland stationery from Andrew Carnegie to a ""dear friend."" Carnegie thanks his friend for sending him a history of Pittsburgh and mentions...
2. [W.J. Holland to Andrew Carnegie, March 20, 1902] [W.J. Holland to Andrew Carnegie, March 20, 1902] Holland, W. J. (William Jacob), 1848-1932--Correspondence; Carnegie, Andrew, 1835-1919--Correspondence; Butterflies--America; Moths--America; Carnegie Museum; Godman, Frederick Du Cane, 1834-1919; Butterflies--Catalogs and collections--England; Moths--Catalogs and collections--England Typescript letter from W.J. Holland, director of Carnegie Museum of Natural History, to Andrew Carnegie. His friend, English scientist F.D. Godman, is considering a gift of a collection of butterflies...
3. [Andrew Carnegie to My Friend, July 25, 1905] [Andrew Carnegie to My Friend, July 25, 1905] Carnegie writes to an unidentified recipient (Samuel H. Church?) on an undefined topic.
4. [John W. Beatty to Samuel H. Church, May 29, 1911] [John W. Beatty to Samuel H. Church, May 29, 1911] Beatty, John W. (John Wesley), 1851-1924--Correspondence; Church, Samuel Harden--Correspondence; W. S. Budworth & Son; Carnegie, Andrew, 1835-1919--Portraits; Philanthropists--United States--Portraits; Zorn, Anders, 1860-1920; Painters--Sweden; Portraits; Art commissions; Cleveland, Grover, 1837-1908; Taft, William H. (William Howard), 1857-1930; Ranger, Henry Ward, 1858-1916 A handwritten letter from John W. Beatty to Samuel Harden Church in reference to a letter from Church that he received the day before. In the letter Beatty writes that he has contacted their New York agents,...
5. [Andrew Carnegie to unidentified ""dear friend"", March, 1912] [Andrew Carnegie to unidentified ""dear friend"", March, 1912] Carnegie, Andrew, 1835-1919--Correspondence; Democratic Party (U.S.); Taft, William H. (William Howard),1857-1930 A handwritten letter from Andrew Carnegie to an unidentified correspondent concerning President Taft's influence on the Democratic Party.
6. [Andrew Carnegie to Samuel Harden Church, December 5, 1912] [Andrew Carnegie to Samuel Harden Church, December 5, 1912] Carnegie, Andrew, 1835-1919--Correspondence; Church, Samuel Harden--Correspondence; Moore, Alexander Pollock, 1867-1930; Pittsburgh leader (Pittsburgh, Pa. : Daily); Newspaper editors; Carnegie Steel Company--Employees--Wounds and injuries; Carnegie Steel Company--Employees--Mortality; Iron and steel workers--Wounds and injuries; Iron and steel workers--Mortality; Survivors' benefits; Workers' compensation; Pensions; Endowments A handwritten note from Andrew Carnegie to ""dear friend"" (presumably to Samuel Harden Church) concerning a statement by Carnegie to Alexander Pollock Moore, editor of the Pittsburgh leader, noting a...
7. [Andrew Carnegie and friend, Tom Miller, 1862] [Andrew Carnegie and friend, Tom Miller, 1862] Carnegie, Andrew, 1835-1919 Andrew Carnegie and friend Tom Miller, photographed in Dunfermline, Scotland.
8. Pocket companion containing useful information and tables appertaining to the use of steel as manufactured Pocket companion containing useful information and tables appertaining to the use of steel as manufactured by Carnegie Steel Company, Pittsburg, Pa.: For engineers, architects and builders. Steel, Structural Signed, "To E.H. Riggs, from his devoted friend, Andrew Carnegie." Revised 1903. Tables, illustrations, and diagrams of structural steel products.
9. [Andrew Carnegie to Dear Friend, May 13, 1913] [Andrew Carnegie to Dear Friend, May 13, 1913] Parties Carnegie invites an unidentified "Dear Friend" to an annual fete.
10. [Andrew Carnegie to Dear Friend, April 23, 1913] [Andrew Carnegie to Dear Friend, April 23, 1913] Carnegie invites an unidentified "Dear Friend" to his home at Skibo Castle.
11. [Andrew Carnegie to my dear friend, April 21, 1890] [Andrew Carnegie to my dear friend, April 21, 1890] Carnegie, Louise (Whitfield) 1857-1946 Carnegie writes to an unidentified "dear friend". His letter focuses on his wife, Louise, and a book titled, "Heaven our Home".
12. [Andrew Carnegie to William McConway, November 30, 1910] [Andrew Carnegie to William McConway, November 30, 1910] Vandevort, Norman A. Carnegie was asked by a friend's son (Norman A. Vandevort) for an introduction to William McConway. This letter was intended to serve such a purpose.
13. [Andrew Carnegie to William McConway, November 2, 1914] [Andrew Carnegie to William McConway, November 2, 1914] Carnegie Institute of Technology Andrew Carnegie offers his thanks to William McConway for the success of the (Carnegie) Technical School.
14. [Address given by Dr. Frederick P. Keppel, president of the Carnegie Corporation of New York, at the [Address given by Dr. Frederick P. Keppel, president of the Carnegie Corporation of New York, at the unveiling of the Hamerschlag Memorial at the Carnegie Day exercises, November 27, 1928] Hamerschlag, Arthur A.; Carnegie Institute of Technology Keppel, president of the Carnegie Corporation of New York honors his friend Arthur Hamerschlag, and discuses Hamerschlag's contributions to the Carnegie Institute of Technology.
15. [A little child shall lead them] [A little child shall lead them] Peace "For my friend Jean, A.C." A print presumably from Andrew Carnegie to a friend. Created by a William Strutts (?).
16. [James Currie Macbeth to James Bertram, September 11, 1934] [James Currie Macbeth to James Bertram, September 11, 1934] Macbeth writes to Bertram so that he can introduce his friend, John Fraser of Dunfermline. "He is one of Scotland's commercial magnates."
17. [Tom Scott to James Bertram, August 16, 1924] [Tom Scott to James Bertram, August 16, 1924] Scott writes to his old friend, James Bertram. Presumably the two had become friends when Bertram was first in South Africa.
18. [Louise W. Carnegie to Janet Ewing Bertram, June 6, 1937] [Louise W. Carnegie to Janet Ewing Bertram, June 6, 1937] Louise Carnegie thanks Bertram for a gift of flowers, and wishes her friend a good summer.
19. [William Foster Peirce to Frank P. Hill, September 27, 1935] [William Foster Peirce to Frank P. Hill, September 27, 1935] Bertram, James, 1872-1934 Peirce, the President of Kenyon College, writes about his "dear and good friend James Bertram".
20. [E.P.M. Long to Frank P. Hill, September 3, 1935] [E.P.M. Long to Frank P. Hill, September 3, 1935] Bertram, James, 1872-1934 Long writes at some length about his friend, James Bertram.
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