Collection: Galt Papers (III), 1750/1991 / Date range: 1878 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Galt Papers (III), 1750/1991 Date range 1878

Business correspondence received by James D. Galt, chiefly concerning his work as Health Officer of Norfolk, Virginia., 1858/1882 Box 1, Folder 54

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Business correspondence received by Mary J[effery] Galt., 1870/1888 Box 4, Folder 9

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Business correspondence received by Rogers H. Galt [Sr.], 1874/1910 Box 2, Folder 33

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Business correspondence to and from W[illia]m R. Galt., 1856/1892 Box 1, Folder 12

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Calling cards and invitations of Mrs. [Mary Meares Galt], 1865/1884 Box 4, Folder 26

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Certificates of Robert Ware Galt, for naval appointments, fraternal organization memberships, and A.P.V.A. life membership, 1871/1917 Folder 32

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Clippings of [Mrs. Mary Meares Galt], 1875/1885 Box 4, Folder 28

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Clippings of [Robert Ware Galt], 1872/1891 Box 1, Folder 15

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Clippings of William R. Galt., 1866/1893 Box 1, Folder 20

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Correspondence received by Robert W[are] Galt concerning naval career and related matters, 1871/1921 Box 1, Folder 8

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