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Contains 41 Results:

Monroe, Mrs. ("Lambie") to Barnard, George Grey, 1895

 File — Box: 3, Folder: 21
Scope and Contents From the Series: Like much of his art, the correspondence of George Grey Barnard with his family and friends presents almost every thought and activity as a larger than life experience. More than half the letters are those Barnard wrote to his parents and siblings over an approximate 25-year period, from his student days in Paris to his years working on the monumental sculptural project for the capitol building in Harrisburg (PA). Assuring his parents of "long and hard work" as "the only way to attain great...
Dates: 1895

[?], Charles to Barnard, George Grey, 1898

 File — Box: 3, Folder: 22
Scope and Contents From the Series: Like much of his art, the correspondence of George Grey Barnard with his family and friends presents almost every thought and activity as a larger than life experience. More than half the letters are those Barnard wrote to his parents and siblings over an approximate 25-year period, from his student days in Paris to his years working on the monumental sculptural project for the capitol building in Harrisburg (PA). Assuring his parents of "long and hard work" as "the only way to attain great...
Dates: 1898

[Unidentified relative] to Barnard, George Grey, undated

 File — Box: 3, Folder: 23
Scope and Contents From the Series: Like much of his art, the correspondence of George Grey Barnard with his family and friends presents almost every thought and activity as a larger than life experience. More than half the letters are those Barnard wrote to his parents and siblings over an approximate 25-year period, from his student days in Paris to his years working on the monumental sculptural project for the capitol building in Harrisburg (PA). Assuring his parents of "long and hard work" as "the only way to attain great...
Dates: undated

[Unidentified woman] to Barnard, George Grey [Re: her concern for "Nita"], undated

 File — Box: 3, Folder: 24
Scope and Contents From the Series: Like much of his art, the correspondence of George Grey Barnard with his family and friends presents almost every thought and activity as a larger than life experience. More than half the letters are those Barnard wrote to his parents and siblings over an approximate 25-year period, from his student days in Paris to his years working on the monumental sculptural project for the capitol building in Harrisburg (PA). Assuring his parents of "long and hard work" as "the only way to attain great...
Dates: undated

Barnard, Edna (Monroe) to Barnard family, 1893-1896, 1907-1910, undated

 File — Box: 3, Folder: 25
Scope and Contents From the Series: Like much of his art, the correspondence of George Grey Barnard with his family and friends presents almost every thought and activity as a larger than life experience. More than half the letters are those Barnard wrote to his parents and siblings over an approximate 25-year period, from his student days in Paris to his years working on the monumental sculptural project for the capitol building in Harrisburg (PA). Assuring his parents of "long and hard work" as "the only way to attain great...
Dates: 1893-1896, 1907-1910, undated

Barnard, Edna (Monroe) to Monroe, Alice, undated

 File — Box: 3, Folder: 26
Scope and Contents From the Series: Like much of his art, the correspondence of George Grey Barnard with his family and friends presents almost every thought and activity as a larger than life experience. More than half the letters are those Barnard wrote to his parents and siblings over an approximate 25-year period, from his student days in Paris to his years working on the monumental sculptural project for the capitol building in Harrisburg (PA). Assuring his parents of "long and hard work" as "the only way to attain great...
Dates: undated

Holman-Black, Charles to Barnard, Edna (Monroe), 1893

 File — Box: 3, Folder: 27
Scope and Contents From the Series: Like much of his art, the correspondence of George Grey Barnard with his family and friends presents almost every thought and activity as a larger than life experience. More than half the letters are those Barnard wrote to his parents and siblings over an approximate 25-year period, from his student days in Paris to his years working on the monumental sculptural project for the capitol building in Harrisburg (PA). Assuring his parents of "long and hard work" as "the only way to attain great...
Dates: 1893

[Mackay], Helen to Barnard, Edna (Monroe), 1895

 File — Box: 3, Folder: 28
Scope and Contents From the Series: Like much of his art, the correspondence of George Grey Barnard with his family and friends presents almost every thought and activity as a larger than life experience. More than half the letters are those Barnard wrote to his parents and siblings over an approximate 25-year period, from his student days in Paris to his years working on the monumental sculptural project for the capitol building in Harrisburg (PA). Assuring his parents of "long and hard work" as "the only way to attain great...
Dates: 1895

Monroe, Mrs. ("Lambie") to Barnard, Edna (Monroe), 1894-1898

 File — Box: 3, Folder: 29
Scope and Contents From the Series: Like much of his art, the correspondence of George Grey Barnard with his family and friends presents almost every thought and activity as a larger than life experience. More than half the letters are those Barnard wrote to his parents and siblings over an approximate 25-year period, from his student days in Paris to his years working on the monumental sculptural project for the capitol building in Harrisburg (PA). Assuring his parents of "long and hard work" as "the only way to attain great...
Dates: 1894-1898

Monroe, May to Barnard, Edna (Monroe), 1894

 File — Box: 3, Folder: 30
Scope and Contents From the Series: Like much of his art, the correspondence of George Grey Barnard with his family and friends presents almost every thought and activity as a larger than life experience. More than half the letters are those Barnard wrote to his parents and siblings over an approximate 25-year period, from his student days in Paris to his years working on the monumental sculptural project for the capitol building in Harrisburg (PA). Assuring his parents of "long and hard work" as "the only way to attain great...
Dates: 1894