Correspondence, 1883-1992

 
Containers:
Folder 1
Scope and content:

(1883) Manuscript letter, April 25, 1883, W.J. Van Kirk to John McDavid, with note of Mr. Snodgrass and a certificate for deed enclosed.

(1955) Manuscript letter, March 22, 1955 from

Arthur Travis Snodgrass to daughter Dena, recounting his memories of the home in Bagdad and Florida Governors who visited it; includes typewritten transcription and handdrawn map of home and its rooms.

(1955)Typescript letter, T. T.Wentworth to Dena Snodgrass about Bagdad with photocopy from 1885 Pensacola City Directory with note on Blackwater (Bagdad), Florida.

(1960) Manuscript letter, November 4, 1960, Theodore Leslie to Dena Snodgrass indicating personal happenings and family/friend's updates.

(1966) Manuscript letter, August 21, 1966, Theodore Leslie to Dena Snodgrass indicating Durward Levy's visit to Tampa and talks of where to deposit family papers.

(1970) Typescript letter, May 11, 1970, Theodore Leslie to Dena Snodgrass thanking her for her contributions to the Hillsborough County Historical Society.

(1985) Typescript (photocopy)letter of Dena Snodgrass to James Servies, Director of Libraries. Dispersal of Bagdad estate and donation of collection.

(1989) Typescript letter, June 23, 1989, Dena Snodgrass to Dr. James Covington, with information on her grandparents whom resided in Tampa.

(1989) Typescript letter, July 8, 1989, Dr. James Covington (Prof. of History, Univ. of Tampa) to Dena Snodgrass indicating interest in a particular photo and any other information regarding her grandfather.

(1992) Typescript letter, June 2, 1992, Dena Snodgrass to Jim congratulating him on his retirement.

(1992) Manuscript letter, July 22, 1992, Dr. James Covington to Dena Snodgrass describing his anticipation of receiving her letters and photographs.

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Location of this collection:
University Archives and West Florida History Center
11000 University Pkwy
Pensacola
FL
32514
USA