code Related

John W. Wilson : Chief Clerk. Chief of Hospital Directory and Secretary of the Bureau of Employment from Augt 1863 to close of office. Philadelphia Office. US Sanitary Commission.

John W. Wilson : Chief Clerk. Chief of Hospital Directory and Secretary of the Bureau of Employment from Augt 1863 to close of office. Philadelphia Office. US Sanitary Commission.

John W. Wilson : Chief Clerk. Chief of Hospital Directory and Secretary of the Bureau of Employment from Augt 1863 to close of office. Philadelphia Office. US Sanitary Commission.

Washington Calendar, 1890, January - June : From near Arlington, Pennsylvania Avenue, Botanical Gardens, Soldiers Home, Big Market, Lincoln Park, anchors, Navy Yard, Treasury, Pension Bureau, War Department from the flats, White House.

Wilson's Business Directory of New York City 1861-1862

Wilson's Business Directory of New York City 1852-1853

Wilson's Business Directory of New York City 1852-1853

Wilson's Business Directory of New York City 1852-1853

Wilson's Business Directory of New York City 1852-1853

John W. Wilson : Chief Clerk. Chief of Hospital Directory and Secretary of the Bureau of Employment from Augt 1863 to close of office. Philadelphia Office. US Sanitary Commission.

description

Summary

Picryl description: Public domain vintage artistic photograph, free to use, no copyright restrictions image.

label_outline

Tags

united states sanitary commission manuscripts and archives division united states sanitary commission records chief clerk philadelphia office chief hospital directory office sanitary commission high resolution united states sanitary commission creator willard oliver h 1875 photographer willard o h photographer archival materials albumen prints john wilson clerk hospital directory secretary bureau employment augt philadelphia sanitary commission condensed historical matter history of philadelphia correspondence pennsylvania 19th century prints new york public library
date_range

Date

1861 - 1871
create

Source

New York Public Library
link

Link

https://digitalcollections.nypl.org/
copyright

Copyright info

Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication ("CCO 1.0 Dedication")

label_outline Explore Sanitary Commission, Clerk, Employment

Field relief corps of the U.S. Sanitary Commission. Supply wagon and tent of a corps relief agent. Lewis H. Steiner, Chief inspector.

Order creating the United States Sanitary Commission, signed and approved by President Lincoln on June 13, 1861. Countersigned by Simon Cameron, Secretary of War.

Wm. B. Bowles, Esq. - Public domain dedication image

Pacheelawa, Chief of Walapai. - Public domain portrait print

R. B. Hudson and family, Selma, Ala.

This certifies that "Daniel Payne" has served as a fireman the time prescribed by the law of the state entitled "An act granting privileges to the Firemen of the City of New York: passed 12th of April 1816, New York," November 5th, 18 "22", Thomas Franklin, chief engineer. I. Morton, clerk C.C.

Plans et elévations d'un bureau a cylindre avec ses développements.

Man with injured right leg stands clothed in shirt, vest and pants, with arms crossed

TheAutomobile Club of America official map covering territory within 100 miles of New York City . . . Compiled in 1914 by the Bureau of Tours. [14 insets & text on verso]

Head quarters of the Christian Commission, Richmond, Va.

Negro girls and women employed in a lamp-shade factory

Public Auction Sale of properties acquired by the City of New York acting through the Public Service Commission for the First District

Topics

united states sanitary commission manuscripts and archives division united states sanitary commission records chief clerk philadelphia office chief hospital directory office sanitary commission high resolution united states sanitary commission creator willard oliver h 1875 photographer willard o h photographer archival materials albumen prints john wilson clerk hospital directory secretary bureau employment augt philadelphia sanitary commission condensed historical matter history of philadelphia correspondence pennsylvania 19th century prints new york public library