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TheGermanSocietyof
Pennsylvania:
AResearchGuide
toitsLibraryCollections
GHIReferenceGuide26
CompiledbyBettinaHess
February2016
Introduction
p. 2
History and Brief Overview of the Collections
p. 2
Books
Main Collection
German American Collection
Carl Schurz Collection
Reference Collection
p. 5
p. 9
p. 30
p. 30
Pamphlets
Main Collection
cataloged
uncataloged
letter size boxes without call numbers
legal size boxes with call numbers
legal size boxes without call numbers
Carl Schurz Collection
pamphlet box lists
Ephemera
Letter size boxes with call numbers
Letter size boxes without call numbers
Legal size boxes without call numbers
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p. 40
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p. 83
p. 85
p. 176
p. 199
p. 201
Manuscripts
Mss. I
Collections with finding aids
Collections with catalog entries
collections by size with inventories:
Mss. IIa -- Letter size boxes
Mss. IIb -- Legal size boxes
Mss. III -- flat boxes (12 x 16 “)
Mss. IV -- flat boxes (14 x 18 “)
Mss. Oversize (20 x 24”)
Mss. Oversize Gallery (24 x 36”)
Minimally processed manuscript collections
Newspapers/Periodicals
Newspapers on microfilm
German American imprints -- bound volumes
German imprints -- bound volumes
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Introduction
ThisresearchguidetotheGermanSocietyofPennsylvania’sJosephHornerMemorial
LibraryisanupdatetotheoriginalguidewrittenbyKevinOstoyichin2006(TheGerman
SocietyofPennsylvania:AGuidetoitsBookandManuscriptCollections)andpublishedby
theGermanHistoricalInstitute.TheSocietyismostgratefultotheGermanHistorical
Instituteforgenerouslysponsoringthisrevisededition.ThefirsteditionoftheResearch
Guidewaswrittenafterthecompletionofafiveyearprojectthataimedtocatalogthebook
andpamphletholdingsofthelibrary.Inthedecadesincetheguidewasoriginally
published,therehasbeenagreatdealofprogressincataloging,organizingandprocessing
theremainingpartsofthecollections,makingarevisiontotheoriginalresearchguide
necessary.AlmostallthebooksintheMainandGermanAmericancollectionshavenow
beencatalogedandareretrievablethroughWorldcat(www.Worldcat.org)andthe
Society’sowncatalog(gsp.library.net).Otherareasofthecollectionsarenotyet
representedinthecatalog,sothisresearchguideaimstoprovideaccesstothose“hidden
treasures”byofferingdescriptionsandinventoriestothoseitems.Pamphlets,manuscripts
andephemerahavebeenorganizedandinventoriescreatedforeachbox.Acomprehensive
listofuncatalogednewspapersandperiodicalshasalsobeencreated.Themostprogress
hasbeenintheareaofmanuscripts,withmanymanuscriptcollectionshavingbeen
arrangedanddescribed,andcompletefindingaidsnowavailable.Thispartofthelibrary’s
holdingshadbeenveryminimallyprocessedatthewritingoftheoriginalguide,andwhile
manycollections,mostnotablytheGermanSociety’sownrecords,arenowmuchmore
accessible,theworkisongoingandmanuscriptscontinuetobeaddedtothecatalog.
HistoryandBriefOverviewoftheCollections
TheJosephP.HornerMemorialLibraryisthepreservedVolksbibliothekoftheGerman
SocietyofPennsylvania.Thelibraryflourishedthroughoutthe19thcenturyandbookswere
activelycollecteduntilthe1960s.Itcontainsover50,000volumes,spanningthe16th
through20thcenturies,withthevastmajoritypublishedinthe19thcentury.Approximately
90percentareintheGermanlanguage(themajorityoftheEnglishlanguageholdings
havingbeendeaccessioned).TheSocietywasfoundedinPhiladelphiain1764withthe
objectiveofaidingnewlyarrivedGerman-speakingimmigrants.In1817,alibrarywas
establishedtoprovidereadingmaterialstoitsmembersandotherGerman-speaking
Philadelphians.In1839,thelibrary’sholdingswerecatalogedintosevengroupings:
Theology,History,MoralSciences,PhysicalSciences,GeographyandTravel,Art,and
Literature.Duringthemiddlethirdofthecentury,thecollectiongrewmodestlywith
English-languageacquisitionspredominating.Thisreflectedthefactthatbetween1818and
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1859Englishservedastheofficiallanguageofthesociety.1In1860,GermanwasreestablishedastheofficiallanguageoftheSociety,andGerman-languagebooksagain
predominatedinthelibrary.Bythelate1860s,thelibrary,thenunderthestewardshipof
OswaldSeidensticker,regaineditsdistinctivelyGermancharacter.2Seidensticker(1825–
1894),aprofessorofGermanattheUniversityofPennsylvaniasince1867,chairedboththe
Society’sLibraryandArchiveCommittees.ItwasSeidensticker’sestablishmentofthe
ArchivesasarepositoryofGerman-Americanprintculturethatmakesthelibraryofthe
GermanSocietyofPennsylvaniathevaluableresourceitistoday.
TheMainCollectionofthelibraryhasbeenhousedinitscurrentlocationsince1888.From
1994to1999,UniversityofPennsylvaniaGermanicLanguagesProfessorFrankTrommler
andDirectorofBrynMawrCollegeLibrariesElliottShoreledarestorationandcataloging
projectofthelibrary’sholdings,withfundingfromtheGermanForeignOffice,FritzThyssen
Foundation,RobertBoschFoundation,GladysKriebleDelmasFoundationandtheUniversity
ofPennsylvania.Asaresultofthisproject,over20,000volumeswerecatalogedintothe
ResearchLibrariesInformationNetwork(RLIN).Manyofthebookswerealsocleanedand
repaired.ThelibraryalsounderwentextensiverenovationbetweenFebruary1998and
September1999,withmuchneededclimatecontrolbeingadded.In2007,theResearch
LibrariesGroupwasmergedwithOCLC,andalltheRLINrecordsweretransferredtothe
Worldcatdatabase(www.Worldcat.org).Sincethattime,catalogingofbooksand
pamphletshascontinuedwithsupportfromthegovernmentofNorthRhine-Westphalia
andtheMaxKadeFoundation.Allnon-fictionworkspublishedthrough1960havenow
beencataloged.ThebooksandmostofthepamphletsintheGermanAmericanCollection
havebeencataloged.Theprimaryareasthatremaintobeaddressedaretheuncataloged
booksintheCarlSchurzcollectionandareviewofthepost-1917fictionsectionoftheMain
library.
TheoriginalArchivestartedbyOswaldSeidensticker,nowknownastheGermanAmerican
Collection(GAC),consistsofover10,000items.Asapartoftherestorationprojectofthe
1Trommler,Frank.“TheLibraryoftheGermanSocietyofPennsylvaniaandItsConsoliation
underOswaldSeidensticker,”in:AtlanticUnderstandings:EssaysinhonorofHermann
Wellenreuther,ed.ClaudiaSchnurmannandHartmutLehmann(Hamburg:LitVerlag,2006.)
2Seidensticker,Oswald.DieGeschichtederDeutschenGesellschaftvonPennsylvanien.
(Philadelphia:Graf&Breuninger,1917.)AnewhistoryoftheSocietywassponsoredand
publishedbytheGermanHistoricalInstitutein2006:Pfleger,Birte.EthnictyMatters:A
HistoryoftheGermanSocietyofPennsylvania.
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1990s,theentireGACcollectionwassenttotheNortheastDocumentConservationCenter
inAndover,Massachusetts.Allitemswerecleanedandmanywererepairedorrehoused.
AlmostallthebooksandpamphletsintheGACarenowcatalogedandcanbesearchedin
theonlinecatalog.Manuscriptswerenotcataloged/describedduringtherestoration
projectofthe1990sbutmanyhavesincebeenprocessed,withfindingaidsavailablefor
approximately70%ofthecollections.
Thelibraryisgenerallyorganizedintothreecollections:theMainCollection,theGerman
AmericanCollectionandtheCarlSchurzCollection.However,thisrevisedresearchguideis
organizedbymaterialtypeinsteadofcollection,asnotallthematerialsfallneatlyintoone
collectionoranother.Therehasbeensomefluidityovertheyears,withbooksbeingmoved
fromonepartofthecollectiontoanother.Forexample,whilethemajorityofbooks
acquiredfromtheNationalCarlSchurzAssociationremainasadiscretecollection,some
titleswereintegratedintotheMainandGermanAmericanCollections.(TheentireCarl
Schurzbookcollectioncanbe“virtually”reassembled,however,bysearching
“donor=NationalCarlSchurzAssociation”inthelibrary’sonlinecatalog.)Atsomepointin
time,booksprintedintheUnitedStateswerepulledoutoftheMaincollectionandadded
totheGermanAmericanCollectionalthoughthisseemsnottohavebeendone
comprehensively.Inaddition,periodicalsarefoundinallpartsofthelibrary,and
manuscriptcollectionswere,forthemostpart,nevergivencallnumbersorincorporated
intoanyofthecollections,thoughmostofthecontentrelatestoGerman-American
individualsandorganizations.
Newspapersandperiodicalshavebeenarrangedintotwogroups:1)amicrofilmcollection
ofnewspapersthatisstoredwithintheLibraryHalland2)boundvolumesofperiodicals
thathavebeenseparatedintotwogroupings:German-Americanimprints,andGerman
imprints.Inearly2015,theoriginalcopiesofnewspapersforwhichtheSocietyhas
microfilmweregiventotheUniversityofPennsylvanialibrary,whichhasdigitizedthose
titlesandwillmakethemavailablethroughitswebsitein2016.(Thereareadditional
newspapersscatteredthroughoutotherpartsofthelibrarythathavebeencataloged,but
mostconsistofindividualissues,ratherthanextendedruns.)
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BOOKS
MainCollection
TheMainCollectionisamodelofnineteenth-centuryGermanBildung.Originally,books
wereacquiredinEnglishandGermaninroughlyequalnumbers.Areadingofthecatalog
revealsthatallofthetraditionalartsandsciencesarecovered.Manyoftheentriescanbe
foundinuniversitylibraries.However,itshouldbenotedthatwhenthecatalogerswere
enteringthebooksintotheResearchLibraryInformationNetwork(RLIN),theyfoundalarge
numberthatwereuniquetothecollection.Thisisduetothepeculiar“popular”character
ofthelibrary.Fromitsinception,thelibrarywastobeaVolksbibliothek.Itsbookswereto
bereadbythemembersoftheSocietyandtheGerman-speakingcommunity.Asaresult,
theholdingsreflectmoretheinterestsofthecommonmanthanofthescholar.Although
scholarlytitlesarewellrepresented,titlesinsuchnon-scholarlygenresaspopularnovels,
cookbooks,travelliterature,biographies,devotionalliterature,andchildren’sbooks
abound.Thus,thelibraryservesasawindowtoGerman-Americancultureduringthe
nineteenthcentury.Thefictionsectioninparticular,containsmanyauthorswhoarenot
representedinuniversitylibraries,andthusmakesanexcellentresourceforindividuals
researchingnineteenthcenturypopularliterature.
TheMainLibraryCollectionisarrangedintheoriginal(andunique)classificationsystem
implementedbytheSocietyin1839andfurtherexpandedin1879.Duringthecataloging
processconductedbetween1994and1999,thedecisionwasmadetopreservethisoriginal
classificationsystem.Thus,thecollectionshouldbeconsideredapreservedVolksbibliothek.
Inordertoeaseaccessibility,itwasalsodecidedtoassigneveryworkoffictionthatdated
from1917orearlieritscorrespondingLibraryofCongressclassificationnumber.Allsuch
bookscontainabookflagwithLibraryofCongressclassificationnumber,butremain
shelvedintheiroriginal“Ka”callnumberorder.Thecatalogerschosethedateof1917
becauseofthegreatimpactoftheAmericanentryintotheFirstWorldWarontheGermanAmericancommunity.Additionalnon-fictiontitlesupto1960havebeencatalogedin
recentyears.Worksoffictionprintedafter1917areintheprocessofbeingevaluatedand
willbeselectivelycataloged.
Allthenon-fictionbooksofthiscollectionthatdatefrom1960orearlier,andallworksof
fictionprintedthrough1917areavailableonlineinWorldcat(www.worldcat.org)andthe
library’sowncatalog:gsp.library.net
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TheclassificationsystemfortheMainCollection:
Aa
Ab
Ba
Bb
Bc
Bd
Be
Bf
Bfa
Bfb
Bfc
Bfd
Bg
Bh
Bi
Bk
Bl
Bm
Bn
Bo
Bp
Bpa
Ca
Cb
Cc
Cd
Ce
Cf
Cg
Ch
Da
Db
Dc
Dd
De
Periodicals
Kataloge—Nachschlagewerke(Catalogs—ReferenceWorks)
Geschichte—Allgemeine(History—General)
Geschichte—AlteZeit(History—Ancient)
Geschichte—Orient(History—Orient)
Geschichte—Mittelalter(History—MiddleAges)
Geschichte—NeueZeit(History—Modern)
Geschichte—Deutschland(History—Germany)
Geschichte—Nationalsozialismus(History—NationalSocialism)
Geschichte—WeltkriegII(History—WorldWarII)
Geschichte—BundesrepublikDeutschland(History—WestGermany,Republicof)
Geschichte—D.D.R.(History—EastGermany—GermanDemocraticRepublic)
Geschichte—Europa(History—Europe)
Geschichte—AussereuropäischeLänder(History—NonEuropean)
Literaturgeschichte—Allgemeine(LiteraryCriticism—General)
Literaturgeschichte—einzelneVölker(LiteraryCriticism—IndividualCountries)
Kulturgeschichte(CulturalHistory)
Kulturgeschichte—Schriftenüber...(CulturalHistory—Worksabout...)
Altertümer(Antiquity)
Biographien—Sammelwerke(Biography—Collections)
Biographien(Biography)
Biographien—Amerikaner(Biography—Americans)
Erdbeschreibung—Geographie(Geography)
Reisebeschreibungen—Erdumsegelungen(Travel)
Atlanten(Atlases)
Beschreibungen—Deutschland—Europa(Description—Germany--Europe)
Beschreibungen—Asien(Description—Asia)
Beschreibungen—Afrika(Description—Africa)
Beschreibungen—Amerika(Description—America)
Beschreibungen—Australien—Polynesien(Description—Australia—Polynesia)
Volkswirtschaft—StaatlichePolitik(Economics)
Recht(Law)
Politik—Soziologie(Sociology)
Kriminalfälle(Criminology)
Handel(Commerce)
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Df
Dg
Ea
Eb
Ec
Ed
Ee
Ef
Eg
Eh
Ei
Fa
Fb
Fc
Ga
Gb
Gc
Gca
Gd
Ge
Gf
Gfa
Gg
Gh
Ha
Hb
Hc
Hd
He
Hf
Hg
Hh
Hi
Statistik—Kriegswissenschaft(Statistics—MilitaryScience)
Pädagogik(Education)
Theologie(Theology)
Erbauungsschriften(Ethics)
Kirchengeschichte(ChurchHistory)
Religion—Vermischtes(Religion—miscellaneous)
Bibeln(Bibles)
NichtchristlicheReligion—Mythologie(Non-ChristianReligion—Mythology)
Philosophie(Philosophy)
Seelenlehre(Psychology)
Theosophie(Theosophy)
Naturwissenschaft—Allgemeine(NaturalSciences—General)
Naturwissenschaft—einzelneFächer(NaturalSciences—individualsubjects)
Phrenologie,Magnetismus,Mimik,Geisterschen,Übersinnliches(Paranormal
phenomena)
Kunst—Allgemeines(FineArts—General)
Kunst—Geschichte—Vermischtes(FineArts—History—miscellaneous)
Kunst—Architektur—Baukunst(FineArts—Architecture)
Kunst—Möbel—Wohnhaus(FineArts—Furniture—Housing)
Malerei—Plastik(Painting—Sculpture)
Musik(Music)
Gewerbekunde(IndustrialArts)
Hobbies
Technik—Chemie—Landbau(Technology—Chemistry—Agriculture)
Industrie—Weltausstellungen(Industry—InternationalExhibitions)
Sprachwissenschaft—Allgemeinevergleichende(Linguistics—Generalcomparative)
Sprachwissenschaft(Linguistics)
Sprachwissenschaft—VermischtesüberSprachen(Linguistics—miscellaneous
languages)
Sprachwissenschaft—neueregermanischeSprachen(Linguistics—Germanic
languages)
Sprachwissenschaft—romanischeSprachen(Linguistics—RomanceLanguages)
Sprachwissenschaft—slavischeSprachen(Linguistics—SlavicLanguages)
Sprachwissenschaft—Hebräisch—Weltsprachen(Linguistics—Hebrew)
Sprachwissenschaft—Wörterbücher(Linguistics—Dictionaries)
Sprachwissenschaft—KlassischeSprachen(Linguistics—ClassicalLanguages)
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Ia
Vermischtes—Aufsätze,Reden,BeiträgezurLiteraturgeschichte (Miscellaneous—
essays,speeches)
Ib
Vermischtes(Miscellaneous)
Ja
Jugendschriften—deutsch(Children’sbooks—German)
Jb
Jugendschriften—englisch(Children’sbooks—English)
Ka
Romane—Dramen—Gedichte(deutsch)(Novels—Drama—Poetry(German)
Kb
Romane—Dramen—Gedichte(englisch)(Novels—Drama—Poetry(English))
Kca Übersetzungen—verschiedeneinsDeutsche(Translation,variousintoGerman)
Kcb Übersetzungen—ausdemEnglischen(TranslationfromEnglish)
Kcc Übersetzungen—ausdemOrient(TranslationfromAsianLanguages)
Kcd Übersetzungen—ausdemFranzösischen(TranslationfromFrench)
Kce Übersetzungen—ausdemRussischen(TranslationfromRussian)
Kcf
Übersetzungen—ausdemSchwedischen—Norwegischen—Dänischen
(TranslationfromScandinavianlanguages)
Kcg Übersetzungen—ausdemUngarischen(TranslationfromHungarian)
Kch Übersetzungen—ausdemHolländischen(TranslationfromDutch)
Kci
Übersetzungen—ausdemSpanischen—Portugiesischen(Translationfrom
Spanish—Portuguese)
Kcj Übersetzungen—ausdemItalienischen(TranslationfromItalian)
Kck Übersetzungen—ausdemJiddischen(TranslationfromYiddish)
Kcl
Übersetzungen—ausdemRumänischen(TranslationfromRumanian)
Kcm Übersetzungen—ausdemPolnischen(TranslationfromPolish)
Kda Übersetzungen—ausdemKlassischen(TranslationfromtheClassicalLanguages)
Kdb Übersetzungen—ausdemDeutscheninsEnglische(TranslationfromGerman
intoEnglish)
Kdc Übersetzungen—ausdemSkandinavischenundRussischeninsEnglische
(TranslationfromScandinavianLanguagesandRussianintoEnglish)
KddÜbersetzungen—ausdemFranzösischeninsEnglische(TranslationfromFrench
intoEnglish)
KfrFranzösischeBücher(Frenchbooks)
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Englishlanguagebooks:
Oa
History
Ob
Literature
Oc
Sociology—miscellaneous
Od
Biography—collections
Oe
Biography—single
P
Travel—descriptions
Q
Sociology
T
FineArts,UsefulArts
U
Philology—Literature
V
MiscellaneousWorks
W
Science
X
Travel—descriptions
GermanAmericanCollection
TheGermanAmericanArchivewasfoundedin1867byOswaldSeidensticker.Impressedby
theGerman-AmericancollectionthathadbeencompiledbyAbrahamHarleyCassel,
SeidenstickerdecidedtocollectGerman-Americanbooksanddocuments.Withrespectto
printing,Seidensticker’sgoalwas“topublishthefirstbibliographyofGermanprintingin
America...[whichhepublishedin]1893underthetitleTheFirstCenturyofGerman
PrintinginAmerica,1728–1830.”3AsaresultofSeidensticker’sefforts,theGerman
AmericanCollectionisatroveofGerman-Americanprinting(containingbooksfromthe
pressofthecelebratedSauerfamily,aswellasBenjaminFranklin).Seidenstickercollected
widelywithinGerman-Americanprintculture.Inadditiontobooks,hegatheredjournals,
magazines,andnewspapers.SeidenstickerdidnotsetouttopreserveonlyGermanAmericanprintedworks,butGerman-Americancultureasawhole.Tothisend,hecollected
materialspertainingtoGerman-Americanassociationallife.Thefruitoftheseeffortsisa
German-Americanpamphletcollectionthatcontainsnewsletters,bylaws,andreportsof
countlessassociations.TheprimarygeographicfocusofthecollectionisPennsylvania(and
Philadelphia,inparticular).Nevertheless,theresearcherwillfindamplematerialon
German-Americanactivitiesinotherstatesaswell.Allofthebookshavenowbeen
catalogedelectronically.
3Trommler,Frank.TheLibraryoftheGermanSocietyofPennsylvania.
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[Note:afairnumberofGerman-AmericanimprintscanalsobefoundintheMainCollection.
Itisnotclearwhysometitleswerekeptinthispartofthelibraryandotherswere
transferredtotheArchive.]
TheclassificationsystemfortheGermanAmericanCollection:
AA
UnitedStatesofAmerica
AB
Pennsylvania
AC
Philadelphia
AD
Expositions,Fairs,etc.
AE
GermanSocieties
AFa GermanHospitals
AFb GermanHomes(oldage,etc.)
AFc Orphanages
AG
SingingSocieties,Theatre
AH
IndividualStatesofUSAandCanada
AI
CentralandSouthAmerica
AJ
Immigration
AK
Indians
AL
BlackHistory
AM BiographiesofGermanAmericans
AN
Denominations
AO
Bibles
AP
HymnBooks
AQ
Catechisms
AR
DevotionalLiterature
AS
Education,Schools,Universities
AT
LanguageInstructionandCulturalReaders
AU
Catalogs
AV
MiscellaneousBiographies
AW ScientificPublications
AWAGermanAmericansinGermany,AmericansonGermany
AX
GermanAmericanWriters
AXA LiteratureAY Yearbooks
AZ
Magazines,Serials,Newspapers,etc.
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Asamplingofinterestingnotableitemsislistedbelow.
AA—UnitedStatesofAmerica:
Total:222distinctentries
[Note:Thereareseveralentriesarefromtheseventeenthcentury;approx.75entriesfrom
theeighteenthcentury;approx.100entriesfromthenineteenthcentury;approx.75entries
fromthetwentiethcentury.]
TherearemanyentriesforNorthAmericangeography,exploration,andtraveldescriptions.
Entriesfromtheseventeenthcenturyinclude:
Bissel,Johannes(1601–1682),ArgonauticonAmericanorum(Monachii[Munich(?)]:Ioannis
Vvagneri[JohannesWagner(?)],1647)
Müller,JohannUlrich,GeographiaTotiusOrbiscompendiaria(Ulmae[Ulm(?)]:Georg
WilhelmKühnen,1692)
Münster,Sebastian(1489–1552),Cosmographey,dasist:DieBeschreibungallerLänder
(Basel,1550)(Withouttitlepage—withmapsandillustrations)
Montanus,Arnoldus(1625?–1683),DieUnbekanteNeueWelt,oder,Be-schreibungdes
Welt-Teils...[etc.](Amsterdam:JacobvonMeurs,1673)
TherearecontemporaryaccountsandearlyhistoriesoftheAmericanRevolutionaryWar.
Sampleentries:
Korn,ChristophHeinrich(1726–1783),GeschichtederKriegeinundausserEuropavom
AnfangedesAufstandesderbrittischenKolonieninNordamerikaan(Nürnberg:
GabrielNicolausRaspe,1776–1784)
JuliusAugustRemer,ed.,AmerikanischesArchiv(Braunschweig:Fürstl.Waisenhaus
Buchhandlung,1777–1778)
TherearemanyearlyhistoriesoftheUnitedStatesofAmerica.
Therearemilitarybooks,andaccounts/historiesoftheAmericanCivilWar.
Sampleentries:
Scott,Winfield(1786–1866),InfantryTactics,orRulesfortheexerciseandmanoeuvresof
theUnitedStates’Infantry(NewYork:Harper&Bros.,1861)
McClellan,GeorgeBrinton(1826–1885),ManualofBayonetExercise:Preparedforthe
UseoftheArmyoftheUnitedStates(Philadelphia:J.B.Lippincott,1856)
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Abriefsamplingofholdingsoffamiliarpersonalities:
Burke,Edmund(1729–1797)
AnAccountoftheEuropeanSettlementsinAmerica(London:R.andJ.Dodsley,
SecondEdition,1758)
TheAnnualRegister[German],partialholdings
Plusvariousotherworks
Cooper,JamesFenimore(1789–1851)
Variousworks
Duden,Gottfried(?),BerichtübereineReisenachdenwestlichenStaatenNordamerika’s
undeinenmehrjährigenAufenthaltamMissouri(indenJahren1824,25,26,und
1827)(Elberfeld:S.Lucas,1829)
Smith,Adam(1723–1790),HistorischeundpolitischeBetrachtungenüberdieColonien
besondersinRücksichtaufdieEnglisch-Amerikanischen(Bern:Haller,1779)
Tocqueville,Alexisde(1805–1859),DeladémocratieenAmérique,3vols.(Bruxelles:
Sociétébelgedelibrairie,Haumanetce,1840)
Trollope,FrancesMilton(1780–1863),DomesticMannersoftheAmericansbyMrs.
Trollope(London:Whittaker,Treacher,1832)
AB—Pennsylvania:
Earlyentries:
Penn,William(1644–1718),SomeAccountoftheProvinceofPennsilvaniainAmerica
[German](Frankfurt,1683)
Chetwood,WilliamRufus(d.1766),VoyagesandAdventuresofCaptainRobertBoyle
[French](Amsterdam:Wetsteins&Smith,1730)
Pastorius,FrancisDaniel(1651–1719),UmständigegeographischeBeschreibungderzu
allerletzterfundenenProvintzPensylvaniae(FrankfurtundLeipzig:Andreas
Otto,1700)
TheActsoftheGeneralAssemblyoftheCommonwealthofPennsylvania…[etc.]
(Philadelphia,Pa.:FrancisBailey,1782)
TagebuchderErstenSitzungdesZweytenHausesderRepresentantenderRepublik
Pennsylvanien[TranslationfromtheEnglish](Germantown,Pa:Mich.Billmeyer,
1791)
Theremainderofthematerialdatesfromthenineteenthandtwentiethcenturies.The
materialscoversuchareasaslegalhistory,geography,travelaccounts,historiesofvarious
counties(esp.Lancaster)inPennsylvania,earlysettlementhistories,militaryhistory,
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politicalhistory,administrativehistory,historiesofGermantown,religioninPennsylvania,
PennsylvaniaGermans/Pennsylvania“Dutch”(esp.grammarbooks,dictionaries,poetry,
artsandcrafts,music,folklore).
AC—Philadelphia:
Therearebooksfromthelateeighteenththroughthetwentiethcenturiesonawidevariety
oftopicsrelatingtoPhiladelphia.
AD—Expositions,Fairs,etc.
TherearebooksandcommissionproceedingspertainingtotheCentennialExhibitionof
1876heldinPhiladelphia,Pa.,theWorld’sColumbianExpositionof1893inChicago,Ill.,the
TennesseeCentennialExpositionof1897inNashville,Tenn.,andtheWorld’sFairof1904in
St.Louis,Mo.
AE—GermanSocieties:
Notableentry:
DieersteFruchtderTeutschenGesellschaft(Germantown,Pa.:ChristophSaur,1765)
Thecollectionpossessesvariousitems(secondaryliterature,anniversary
commemorations,catalogs,reports,etc.)formanyGermansocietiesinthe
UnitedStates.Themajorityofthesocietiesrepresentedinthecollectionwere
locatedwithinthevicinityofPhiladelphia.
ParticularlywellrepresentedinthecollectionaretheGermanSocietyofPennsylvaniaitself
andGeorgeRapp’sHarmonySociety.
Othersocietiesrepresentedinthecollectionunderthisheadingarethefollowing:
GermanFriendlySociety(Charleston,S.C.)
LaborLyceumAssociation(Philadelphia,Pa.)
RheinpfälzerUnterstützungs-Verein(Philadelphia,Pa.)
Freemasons(variouslodges)
OrderoftheSonsofHermann(SanAntonio,Tex.)
PhiladelphiaSchützen-Verein
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theSwissBenevolentSocietyofNewYork
SocietyoftheSonsofSt.George(Philadelphia,Pa.)
DeutscherPionier-VereinvonPhiladelphia
Turnerbund(various)
CanstatterVolksfest-Verein(Philadelphia,Pa.)
GermaniaClub(Chicago,Ill.)
GermanSocietyofMaryland
DeutscherLitterarischerKlubvonCincinnati
LuxembourgBrotherhoodofAmerica,(Chicago,Ill.)
German-AmericanConferenceReliefFund(NewYork,N.Y.)
HebrewEducationSociety(Philadelphia,Pa.)
HumboldtLodge(Philadelphia,Pa.)
BadischerUnterstützungs-Verein(Philadelphia,Pa.)
IndependentOrderofOddFellows(Philadelphia,Pa.)
GesellschaftzurUnterstützungHülfsbedürftigerHausarmeninderEvangelisch-
lutherischenSt.Michaelis-undZions-Gemeinde(Philadelphia,Pa.)
GesellschaftzurBeyhülfeundUnterstützungderArmen,AltenundKranken
GliederderDeutschenEvangelisch-LutherischenGemeindein
Philadelphia
AFa—GermanHospitals
HistoriesoftheGermanHospitalofPhiladelphia,PennsylvaniaHospital,AlbertEinstein
Hospital(Philadelphia,Pa.),andtheGermanHospitalandDispensaryintheCityofNew
York
AFb—GermanHomes(oldage,etc.)
Total:noentries
AFc—GermanOrphanages
Kretschmann,TheodorWilliam(1868–?),TheChurch’sTreasures:AHistoryoftheOrphans’
HomeandAsylumfortheAgedandInfirmoftheEvangelicalLutheranChurch,
Philadelphia,Pa.(Philadelphia,Pa.:A.J.Holman,1923)
AG—SingingSocieties,Theatre
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Histories,anniversarycommemorations,programs,andsongbooksforvarioussinging
societieslocatedinPhiladelphia,NewYork,andtoalesserextentBaltimore,
Newark,andMilwaukee
AlsoincludesprintedlibrettosofAlbertLortzing(1801–1851)andM.Mélesville(1787–
1865)printedin1868
Includesavolumeofmusic:Amor,Humor,Rumor:20humoristischeMänner-Quartette
(Augsburg:B.Schmid,18–?)
AH—IndividualStatesofUSAandCanada
ThiscontainsGermantravelaccountsofthenineteenthcentury,reports,andvariousother
itemsfromindividualstatehistoricalsocieties,nineteenth-andtwentieth-centuryhistories
ofvariousstates(especiallyrichforNewYorkState),andnineteenth-andtwentieth-century
historicalaccountsofGermansinvariousstates.
AI—CentralandSouthAmerica
Nineteenth-centurytravelaccountsofMexico,Peru,andCentralAmerica
Nineteenth-andtwentieth-centurysecondarysourceliteratureonCentralandSouth
America
Notableentry:
Fermin,Philippe(1720–1790),Descriptiongénerale,historique,géographiqueetphysique
delacoloniedeSurinam[German](Potsdam:CarlChristianHorvath,1782)
AJ—Immigration
Extensivecollectionofnineteenth-andtwentieth-centuryhistoriesofimmigration,advice
books,printedimmigrantletters,andtravelguides
AK—Indians
[Note:MoreentriesdealingwithencounterswithAmericanIndianscanbelocatedunder
thecategory“AH—IndividualStatesofUSAandCanada”;seealsoentriesforDavid
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ZeisbergerandConradWeiserundertheheading“AM—BiographiesofGerman
Americans.”]
ContainsvarioushistoriesfromthenineteenthandtwentiethcenturiesandtheAnnual
ReportoftheBoardofIndianCommissions(fortheyear1896only)
Notableentries:
Lieberkühn,Samuel(1710–1777),TheHistoryofOurLordandSaviourJesusChrist
[translatedintotheDelawareIndianlanguagebyRev.DavidZeisberger](New
York:DanielFanshaw,1821)
LeBeau,Claude(fl.1732),AvanturesduSr.C.LeBeau[German](Erfurt:Joh.David
Jungnicol,1752)
Dobrizhoffer,Martin(1717–1791),HistoriadeAbiponibusequestri,bellicosague
Paraguariaenatione[German](Wien:JosephEdlenvonKurzbek,1783–1784)
Loskiel,GeorgeHenry(1740–1814),GeschichtederMissionderEvangelischenBrüder
unterdenIndianerninNordamerika(Barby:ZufindenindenBrüdergemeinen;
Leipzig:PaulGotthelfKummer,1789)
AL—BlackHistory
Partiallisting:
Benezet,Anthony(1713–1784),ShortAccountofthatPartofAfrica,Inhabitedbythe
Negroes[German](Ephrata,Pa.,1763)
Sprengel,MatthiasChristian(1746–1803),VomUrsprungdesNegerhandels:ein
Antrittsprogramm(Halle:JohannChristianHendel,1779)
Gittermann,JohannChristophHeinrich(1768–1834),RevolutionoderAbolition:frei
bearbeitetnachH.R.Helper’s“DiedemSüdenbevorstehendeCrisis”(Stuttgart: J.G.Cotta,1860)
Thomas,E.,AConciseViewoftheSlaveryofthePeopleofColourintheUnitedStates
(Philadelphia,Pa.:E.Thomas,1834)
Woodson,LeroyHenry(1913–),AmericanNegroSlaveryintheWorksofFriedrich
Strubberg,FriedrichGerstäckerandOttoRuppius(Diss.,CatholicUniversityof
AmericaPress,1949)
AM—BiographiesofGermanAmericans
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Typesofitems:
Containsbiographies,autobiographies,diaries,reminiscencesfromchildhood,political
papers,andcorrespondenceofindividualsandgroups.Therearealsorandom
historiesofvariousbusinesses.
Overviewofsubjects:
Prominentpoliticalandculturalfigures,militaryofficers,rank-and-filesoldiers,pioneersof
earlyAmerica,doctors,scientists,religiousleaders,membersoftheclergy,
industrialists,familygenealogies,andordinarypeople
Thecollectionhasmaterialforthefollowingindividuals:
[Note:An“*”meansthattherearefourormoredistinctentriesforthatparticular
individual.]
Bartholdt,Richard(1855–1932)
Bartram,John(1699–1777)andWilliam(1739–1823)
Beissel,JohannConrad(1690–1768)
Belmont,August(1816–1890)
Bierwirth,HeinrichConrad(1853–1940)
Blankenburg,Rudolph(1843-1918)
Boehme,Jacob(1575–1624)
Bollmann,Erick(1769–1821)
Bradford,William(1590–1657)
Brauer,Albert
Burk,Henry(1850–1903)
Cranch,ChristopherPearse(1813–1892)
Dissinger,Moses(1824–1883)
Dock,Christopher(ca.1698–1771)
Dresel,Gustav(1818–1848)
Dundore,Nathan(1834–?)
Ehrenberg,Herman(1816–1866)
Falckner,Justus(1672–1723)
Ferry,OrrisS.(1823–1875)
Fink,Albert(1827–1897)
Foerderer,RobertH.(1860–1903)
Frank,LouisFrederick(1857–1918)
*Franklin,Benjamin(1706–1790)[includinga1796Germaneditionofhis
autobiographyprintedinEphrata,Pa.]
Friedlander,JuliusR.(1803–1839)
Garfield,JamesA.(1831–1881)
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Gerhard,TheRev.CalvinS.(1845–1902)
Goldschmidt,RichardBenedict(1878–1958)
Gramm,William(1818–?)
Greble,JohnT.(1834–1861)
Gutmann,Friedrich
Günther,Dr.C.F.W.(1786–1864)
Hagedorn,Hermann(1882–1964)
Hahnemann,Samuel(1755–1843)
Harbaugh,Rev.Henry(1817–1867)
Hauberg,JohnHenry(1869–1955)
Heinz,HenryJohn(1844–1919)
Helffrich,WilliamA.(1827–1894)
Hochbaum,Elbrieda(1877–1962)
Jackson,Andrew(1767–1845)
Jäger,Joshua
Jefferson,Thomas(1743–1826)
Johnson,Andrew(1808–1875)
Juelich,Walter(1895–?)
Kalb,Generalde(1721–1780)
Kramer,JohannBalthasar
Keller,Joseph(1859–?)
Körner,GustavPhillipp(1809–1896)
Kothe,William(1822–1896)andFamily
Krehbiel,Christian(1832–1909)
Kudlich,Hans(1823–1917)
Kunders,Thones(1653–1729)andDescendants
*Lieber,Francis(1800–1872)
Mann,WilliamJulius(1819–1892)
May,GraceJaneLovell(?)
Mayer,Brantz(1809–1879)
Meier,Caspar
Meigs,JamesAitken(1829–1879)
Muhlenberg,HeinrichMelchior(1711–1787)
Muhlenberg,Peter(1746–1807)
Nast,Thomas(1840–1902)
Neumann,[Saint]JohannNepomuk(1811–1860)
Owen,RalphDornfeld(1884–?)
genealogyofSchwefel,Dornfeld,andSchoenikefamilies
18
Riedesel,FriedrichAdolph(1738–1800)
*Penn,William(1644–1718)
Pastorius,FrancisDaniel(1651–1719)
Pastorius,MelchiorAdam(1624–1702)
Reed,Jacob
Reemelin,Charles(1814–1891)
Rittenhouse,William(1644–1708)
Röhm,Otto(1876–1939)
Sauer[or“Saur”],Christopher(1693–1758)andfamily
Schaefer,Emilie
Schlatter,TheRev.Michael(1716–1790)
Schmidt,FrederickRehm(1897–?)
Schünemann-Pott,Friedrich(1826–1891)
Schurz,Carl(1829–1906)
Schweizer,J.Otto(1863–?)
Shultze,David(1717–1797)
Sihler,Wilhelm(1801–1885)
Smith,C.Henry(1875–1948)
Spaeth,Adolph(1839–1910)
Starkweather,HenryH.(1826–1876)
Steuben,FriedrichWilhelmvon(1730–1794)
Strickler,HarryMillerandancestryoftheStricklerFamily
Strubberg,FriedrichArmand(1806–1889)
Sutter,John(1803–1880
Updegraff,Thomas(1774–1857)
Walton,JosephSolomon(1855–1912)
*Washington,George(1732–1799)
Weaver,SamuelP.(1882–1955)
Weiser,(John)Conrad(1696–1760)
Weissenborn,LeoJulius(1877–1967)
Wetzel,Lewis(1763–1808)
Wilson,Henry(1812–1875)
Wister,CharlesJones(1822–1910)
Wynne,Hugh
Zagel,HermannH.
Zeisberger,David(1721–1808)
Zinzendorf,NicolausLudwig(1700–1760)
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Entriesforagroup:
SignersoftheDeclarationofIndependence
LutheranClergymenintheUnitedStates(until1851)
SonsoftheAmericanRevolution
TherearealsovariouscollectivebiographiesofGermanAmericans.
AN—Denominations
Notableentries:
Braght,ThielemanJ.van(1625–1664),HetbloedigTooneel…[etc.](Amsterdam:J.vander
Dyster,H.vandenBerg,J.Blom,Wed.S.Swart,S.Wybrands,enA.Ossaan,en
Compagnie,1685)
Braght,ThielemanJ.von(1625–1664),HetbloedigToneel...[etc.][German](Ephrata,
Pa.:1748–1749)
Braght,ThielemanJ.von(1625–1664),HetbloedigToneel…[etc.][German](Lewiston,Pa.:
S.Zook,1849)
Müller,Johann(1598–1672),Quäcker-Greuel(Hamburg,1702)
AO—Bibles
Notableentries:
Bible[German]MartinLuther(Germantown,Pa.:ChristophSaur,1743)
[Note:ThisistheearliestBibleinaEuropeanlanguageprintedinAmerica.]
Luther,Martin(1483–1546),DervierdeTeilallerBücherundSchrifftendesthewren
seligenMansGottesD.M.L.(Jena,1574)
Bible[German]MartinLuther(Somerset,Pa.,1813)
[Note:ThisisthefirsteditionoftheBibleprintedwestoftheAlleghenyMountains.]
AP—HymnBooks
AQ—Catechisms
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Partiallisting:
ChristlicherUnterrichtderReligioninFragenundAntworten(printedbyH.Ebner,1820)
HeidelbergerKatechismus
1811edition(printedbyJ.RitterinReading,Pa.)
1812edition(printedbyC.J.HütterinEaston,Pa.)
1819edition(printedbyM.BillmeyerinGermantown,Pa.)
1826edition(printedbyJ.RitterinReading,Pa.)
1838edition(printedbyG.W.MentzinPhiladelphia,Pa.)
1844edition(printedbyDeutsch-Reform.KircheinChambersburg,Pa.)
1855edition(printedbyReformirteKircheinChambersburg,Pa.)
1856edition(printedbythe“BoardofPublication”ofthe ReformirteProtestantischeNiederländischeKirche,NewYork,N.Y.)
1863edition(printedbyI.KohlerinPhiladelphia,Pa.)
Editionbetween1852and1878(?)(printedbySchäferundKoradiin
Philadelphia,Pa.)
1894edition(printedbyI.KohlerinPhiladelphia,Pa.)
1908edition(EnglishandGerman)(printedbyCentralPublishingHousein
Cleveland,Ohio)
Hess,Samuel,KurzgefassterUnterrichtderchristlichenReligion
1850edition(printedbyBlumer,BuschinAllentown,Pa.)
KatechismusderchrislichenReligionslehrefürdieEvangelisch-ProtestantischeKirchein
Nord-Amerika
1864edition(printedbyJ.C.Backofen,Pittsburgh,Pa.)
KurtzeUnterweisungvorkleineKinder
1767edition(printedbyChristophSaurinGermantown,Pa.)
Luther,Martin(1483–1546),KleinerKatechismus
1752edition(printedbyChristophSaurinGermantown,Pa.)
1784edition(printedbyKleinandReynoldsinPhiladelphia,Pa.)
1804edition(printedbyH.SchweitzerinPhiladelphia,Pa.)
1808edition(printedbyF.SannoinCarlisle,Pa.)1812edition(printedbyJ.
MeyerinPhiladelphia,Pa.)
1814edition(printedforJacobMeyerbyJamesStackhouseinPhiladelphia,Pa.)
1815edition(printedbyG.undD.BillmeyerinPhiladelphia,Pa.)[twocopies]
1839edition(printedbyJ.BärinLancaster,Pa.)
1869edition(printedbyI.KohlerinPhiladelphia,Pa.)1870edition(printedbyH.
LudwiginNewYork,N.Y.)
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Editionbetween1852and1878[(?)](printedbySchäferundKoradiinPhiladelphia,
Pa.)
1856orlater[?](printedbyG.BrumderinMilwaukee,Wisc.)
LutherischerCatechismus
1849edition(printedbyE.BennerinSumnytaun,Pa.)
Neumann,(Saint)John,(1811–1860),KatholischerKatechismus
1860edition,(printedbyJ.MurphyinBaltimore,Md.)
Orwig,WilhelmW.(1810–1889),KatechismusüberdieHauptlehrenderchristlichenReligion
1847edition(printedbyJ.C.ReissnerfürdieEvangelischeGemeinschaftinNeu
Berlin,Pa.)
Riecke,E.,Katechismus,SpruchsammlungundConfirmationsbüchleinfürEvangelisch
LutherischeSchulen
1870edition(printedbyM.DahleminPhiladelphia,Pa.)
Schaff,Philip(1819–1893),EntwurfeinesKatechismus
1861edition(printedbyM.KiefferinChambersburg,Pa.)
Schultz,Christopher(1718–1789),Catechismus
1763edition(printedbyHenrichMillerinPhiladelphia,Pa.)
[Note:ThisisaSchwenkfeldercatechism.]
AR—DevotionalLiterature:
Thecollectionisequallystrongfortheeighteenthandnineteenthcentury.Themajorityof
theholdingsareofdevotionalliteratureprintedinPennsylvania(especiallyPhiladelphia).
ManyoftheworkswerepublishedinGermantown,Pa.,byeitherChristopherSauror
SamuelSaur.Ihavenotedsomeentriesofparticularinterest,includingtwoentries
publishedbyBenjaminFranklininPhiladelphia.4
Petersen,JohannaEleonora(1644–1724),Glaubens-GesprächemitGott
(FrankfurtandLeipzig:MichaelBrodthagen,1691)
Leibniz,GottfriedWilhelm,Freiherrvon(1646–1716),Essaisdethéodicée[German]
(HanoverandLeipzig:sel.Nicol.FörstersundSohnsErben,1744)
Zinzendorf,NicolausLudwig,Grafvon(1700–1760),Perieautou
4FordetaileddescriptionsofthebooksprintedbyBenjaminFranklininPhiladelphia
(includingthoseownedbytheGSP),seeMiller,C.William.BenjaminFranklin’sPhiladelphia
Printing,1728-1766:ADescriptiveBibliography(Philadelphia:AmericanPhilosophical
Society,1974.)
22
[transliteratedfromtheGreek](Ebersdorf,1746–1749)
[Note:ThisincludesseveralreferencestotheMoravianChurchinAmerica,including
aletterwrittenbyZinzendorfinPhiladelphiainMay1742.]
Zinzendorf,NicolausLudwig,Grafvon(1700–1760),EineSammlungöffentlicherReden
(Büdinger:JohannChristophStöhr,1746)
[Note:ThereareotherentriesforZinzendorfinthe1760s,1770s,and1780s.]
Acrelius,Israel(1714–1800),DerTodtalseineSeligkeitfürdiejenige,dieindemHerrn
sterben(Philadelphia,Pa.:BenjaminFranklinandAntonArmbrüster,1756)
Scougal,Henry,(1650–1678),LifeofGodintheSoulofMan[German](Philadelphia,Pa.:
BenjaminFranklinandAntonArmbrüster,1756)
AugsburgConfession[GermantexteditedbyGeorgiusCoelestinus](FrankfurtanderOder:
JohanEichorn,1572)
Scriver,Christian(1629–1693),Seelen-Schatz,4.Theil(MagdeburgandLeipzig:Christoph
Seidels,1715)
Authorsand/ortitlesforwhichthereareafewentries:[Note:Thisisnotanexhaustivelist.]
[Note:Theeditionsfortheseauthorsdatefromeithertheeighteenthornineteenth
century.]
AlexanderMack(1679–1735);JohnC.Kunze(1744–1807);GospelofNicodemus;William
Dell(d.1664),FriedrichChristliebDöring;MennoSimons(1496–1561);JeremiasFelbinger
(1616–ca.1690);JohannHeinrichJung-Stilling(1740–1817);AugustHermannFrancke
(1663–1727);JohannArndt(1555–1621);JohannConradSteiner(1707–1762);Johann
LorenzMosheim(1694?–1755);ChristopherSchultz(1718–1789);JohannHabermann
(1516–1590);JohannFriedrichStarck(1680–1756)
Notableentry:
Roosen,Gerhard(1612–1711),ChristlichesGemüths-Gespräch(Ephrata,Pa.:Typis
Societatis,1769)[Note:firstedition]
[Note:Collectionalsohasholdingsof1770,1790,1811,1825,1836editions]
AS—Education,Schools,Universities
Dock,Christopher(ca.1698–1771),EineeinfältigeundgründlichabgefassteSchul-Ordnung
(Germantown,Pa.:ChristophSaur,1770)
GesangbuchfürdieSonntags-schulenderEvangelisch-LutherischenundDeutsch
ReformirtenKirchenindenVereinigtenStaaten(Philadelphia,Pa.:I.Kohler,1859)
Pennsylvania.DepartmentofCommonSchools.Reportsfortheyears1858,1868,and1869
23
Wickersham,JamesPyle(1825–1893),AHistoryofEducationinPennsylvania,Privateand
Public,ElementaryandHigher(Lancaster,Pa.:InquirerPublishingCompany,1886)
AT—LanguageInstructionandCulturalReaders
Total:118distinctentries(notincludinguncatalogedtextbooks)
BooksinstructingGermansontheEnglishlanguage
[Note:Thereareafewholdingsfromtheeighteenthcentury;however,mostarefromthe
nineteenthcentury.]
Sampleentries:
EinenützlicheAnweisungoderBeyhülfevordieTeutschenumEnglischzulernen
DasunentbehrlicheBuchfürdiedeutschenBuergerinNord-America:enthaltendeine
gründlicheAnweisungzurErlernungderEnglischenSprache,Vorschriftenzum
GebrauchvonGeschäftsleutenallerArt...(Easton,Pa.:Chr.Jac.Hütter,1816)
Germangrammarbooksfromtheperiod1770–1830
ManyGermanreadersforchildren(particularlystrongforbooksprintedinPennsylvania
duringthe1780sand1790s)(SomebasedonProtestantteachings)
Extensivecollectionforthenineteenthcentury
Earlynineteenth-centurybooksoncountingandarithmetic,educationalbiblereaders,
handbooksonGermanliterature,andchildren’sfables
Alargecollectionofuncatalogedlanguageinstructionmanualsandculturalandliterary
readerspublishedupto1945(fromtheUniversityofPennsylvania)
[Note:languageinstructionalmaterials,datingfrom1945onwardshavebeentransferredto
theUniversityofPennsylvaniaGermanDepartmentcollection
AU—Catalogs
German-Englishdictionaries,aFrench-Englishdictionary,anEncyclopediaofAnimated
Nature,Steiger’sliterarischerMonatsbericht(May1869andMarch/April1870editions)
Includedunderthisheadingareafewtwentieth-centuryreferenceworksonGerman
Americans.
AV—MiscellaneousBiographies
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Sampleentries:
Deutscheactaeruditorum,oder,GeschichtederGelehrten(Leipzig:Joh.FriedrichGleditsch
undSohn,1712–1739)
[Note:Thelibraryhas145T.(1729)–240.T.(1739)boundin8volumes.]
Dilworth,W.H.,LifeandHeroickActionsofFrederickIII[sicII],KingofPrussia[German]
List,Friedrich(1789–1846),CompleteWorks,ed.LudwigHäusser(Stuttgart:J.G.Cotta,
1850–1851)[Note:Thelibraryhasonlythefirstofthreevolumes.]
Pragay,Johann(d.1851),DerKrieginUngarn:nebsteinergetreuenBiographiederdaran
theilgenommenenhervorragendenStaatsmännerundGeneräle(NewYork:J.
Helmich,1850)
Reissner,Adam(1500–1572),Ierusalem,diealteHaubtstatderJüden(Frankfurta.M.:
GeorgRaben,SigmundFeyrabent,andWeygandHanenErben,1563)
Marquart,Johann(1610–1668),Tractatuspolitico-juridicusdeiuremercatorumet
commerciorumsingulari...[etc.](Frankfurta.M.:ThomaeMatthiaeGötyii,1662)
Brandt,Geeraert(1626–1685),LevenenbedryfvandenheereMichieldeRuiter[German]
(Amsterdam:Wolfgang,Waasbergen,Boom,vonSomeren,andGoethals,1687)
Subjectsinclude:
GerhardTersteegens,GeorgeD.Rosengarten,ChristianFrederickHoffmann,HeinrichJungStilling,MartinLuther,FrancisShallus,JohannesBückler(thefamousrobberknownas
Schinderhannes),JohannFriedrichOberlin,UlrichZwingli,Constantin-FrançoisVolney,
GerhardRoosen,MennoSymons,Napoleon,FriedrichSchiller,AlexandervonHumboldt,
JohannesHuss,ErnstKrackowizer
AlsoincludesaDeutschesStammbuchandmiscellaneousitems
AW—ScientificPublications
[Note:Tenoftheentriesdatefromtheseventeenthandeighteenthcenturies.]
Seybold,JohannGeorg(ca.1620–ca.1690),FasciculusadagiorumLatino-Germanicorum
[German&Latin](Nuremburg[spelled“Norimbergae”]:WolfgangiMauritii
Endteri,1689)
Döderlein,ChristianAlbrecht(1714–1789),UeberToleranzundGewissensfreyheit(Bützow
andWismar:Berger-undBoednerschenBuchhandlung,1776)
MonatlicheUnterredungeneinigergutenFreundevonallerhandBüchernundandern
annehmlichenGeschichten,allenLiebhabernderCuriositätenzurErgetzligkeitund
Nachsinnen[Periodical]
25
[Note:ThelibraryhasJanuary–December1692boundinonevolume.]
Becher,JohannJoachim(1635–1682),NärrischeWeissheitundweiseNarrheit,oder,Ein
hundertsopolitischealsphysicalische,mechanische,undmercantilischeConcepten
undPropositionen,derenetlichegutgethan,etlichezunichtsworden(Leipzig(?),
1706)
Tennent,John(ca.1700–ca.1760),EveryManhisownDoctor[German](BenjaminFranklin
[spelled“Fräncklin”]andJohannBöhm,1749)
Franklin,Benjamin(1706–1790),ExperimentsandObservationsonElectricity[German]
(Leipzig:GottfriedKiesewetter,Buchh.inStockholm,1758)
Deigendesch,Johannes,Nachrichters,oder,NutzlichesundaufrichtigesRoss-Artzney
Büchlein(Germantown,Pa.:ChristophSaur,1771)
Wohl-eingerichtetesArzney-Büchlein:widerdieKrankheitenderPferde,desRindviehs,der
Schwine,[etc.](Philadelphia,Pa.:HenrichMiller,1771)
Cowwer,I.F.,GeheimversuchteexperimentirteGeheimnisse(Amsterdam,1784)
Gütle,JohannConrad(b.1747),MagischeBelustigungenausderMathematik,Physik,
Chemie,TechnologieundOekonomie,oder,PraktischeAnweisungzurEinrichtung
undGebrauchtheilsunbekannter,theilbe-kannterphysicalischerZauberkünste,
VersucheundSpielwerke...[etc.](NurembergandAltdorf:J.C.MonathundJ.F.
Kussler,1797)
Farmandhomeremedies(foranimals),astronomy,numerousentriesonhomeopathy,
personalbusinessmanagement,managementofwineries,cholera,home-gardening,
machinery,legaladvice,psychology,worksofThomasPaine,andpracticalfarming.
Therearemiscellaneousentriesfromthetwentiethcentury.
AWA—GermanAmericansinGermany,AmericansonGermany
Allholdingsarefromthetwentiethcentury.ThemajorityofthetitlesareonGerman
politicalhistory.Theseworkscanbelocatedelsewhereinpublicoruniversitylibraries.
IncludesgeneralhistoriesofGermany,theGermanEmpire(1871–1914),musicstudyin
Germany,Germanuniversities,thetwoworldwars,WestGermany,EastGermany,post1945diplomaticrelations,etc.
AX—GermanAmericanWriters
ContainsbookswrittenbyGerman-Americanauthorsofthenineteenthandtwentieth
centuries
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Thecollectioncontainstitlesforthefollowingauthors(notcomprehensive):
Achert,Joseph
Andriessen,Hugo(1843–1908)
Asmus,Georg(1830–1896?)
Baum,Vicki(1888–1960)
Beck,Carl(1856–1911)
Benary-Isbert,Margot(1889–1979)
Biedenkapp,Georg(1868–?)
Bopp,John(1858–?)
Bruck,Julius(1833–1899)
Brühl,Gustav(1826–1903)
Butz,Caspar(1825–1885)
Clausen,Emma(1867–?)
Dahlmann,FriedrichWilhelm
Dietz,JohannW.(1835–?)
Dilthey,Karl(1827–?)
Doernenburg,Emil(1881–1935)
Dorsch,Eduard(1822–1887)
Douai,Adolf(1819–1888)
Drescher,Martin(1863–?)
Frey,AugustEmil
Friedrich,Gerhard(1916–?)
Gieseler,ErnestAugust
Giorg,Kara(1826–1903)
Griesinger,Theodor(1809–1884)
Haimbach,Philip(1827–1904)
Harbaugh,Henry(1817–1867)
Hassaurek,Friedrich(1831–1885)
Henkel,Paul(1754–1825)
Ideler,Lucie(1851–1910)
Ilgen,PedroReinold(1869–1920)
Illing,CaecilieBlochHammerstein(1868–?)
Illing,Oskar(1864–?)
Jockers,Ernst(1887–?)
Kircher,Julius(1859–?)
Koch,AnnaGustavia(?)
Kollbrunner,Oskar(1895–1932)
Lange,Heinrich(1836–1874)
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Leser,LottaLise(1864–?)
Lippard,George(1822–1854)
Lüdeke,Marie-Therese
Luitpold,Josef(1886–1966)
Märklin,Edmund(1816–1892)
Michel,Friedrich(1865–1922)
Moeller,Hugo(1863–?)
Mölling,KarlErdwin(1838–?)
Müller,Wilhelm(1845–1914)
Münch,Friedrich(1799–1881)
Newman,EdnaAlbert(?)
Nies,Konrad(1861–1921)
Raible,Marie
Rattermann,HeinrichArmin(1832–1923)
Reitzel,Robert(1849–1898)
Richter,FriedrichKarl(1911–?)
Rittig,Johann
Ruppius,Otto(1819–1864)
Schmidt,Paul(1811–1876)
Schnauffer,CarlHeinrich(1822–1854)
Sealsfield,Charles(1793–1864)
Shafer,DonCameron(1881–?)
Solger,Reinhold(1817–1866)
Stallo,JohnBernhard(1823–1900)
Stein,KurtM.
Stern,Menco
Strodtmann,Adolf(1829–1879)
Sutro,Emil(1832–1906)
Sutro-Schücking,Kathinka
Tacke,KarlAugust
Theiss,JohnWilliam(1863–?)
Troxell,WilliamS.
Urban,HenryF.(1862–1924)
Viereck,GeorgeSylvester(1884–1962)
Vogel,Hedwig(?–1898)
Vonnegut,Kurt(1922–2007)
Waldinger,Ernst(1896–1970)
Wollenweber,LouisAugust(1807–1888)
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Wood,RalphCharles(1904–?)
Zimmermann,GustavAdolf(1850–1903)
Zündt,ErnstAntonJoseph(1819–1897)
AXA—Literature
ContainsbooksaboutGermanliteratureanditsleadingfigures(suchasGoethe,Hesse,
Hauptmann,etc.)
[Note:Thebooksalldatefromthetwentiethcenturyandcanbelocatedinpublicand
universitylibraries.]
AXB—Literature(Continued)
[Note:Thereisnoofficialheadingname.“Literature(Continued)”isusedheregiventhe
contents.]
Germannovels,poetry,philosophy,andlyrics
Containstwoentriesfromtheeighteenthcentury:
Gessner,Salomon(1730–1788),DerTodAbels:infünfGesängen(Germantown,Pa.:
ChristophSaur,Jr.,1776)
DemAndenkendeutscherDichterundPhilosophengewidmetvonDeutscheninAmerika
(Baltimore,Md.:G.Keatinge,1796)
[Note:Therestoftheentriesdatefromthenineteenthcentury.]
AY—Yearbooks(Almanacs)
Total:20-25distinctentries
[IhavecountedeachyearofDerHoch-deutschamericanischeCalenderasadistinctentry
eventhoughtheyareboundtogetherin3volumes.]
Interestingentries:
DerHoch-deutschamericanischeCalender(Germantown,Pa.:ChristophSaur)
[Note:Includesalleditions1760–1778,exceptfor1775.]
Neu-eingerichteteramericanischerGeschichts-Calender(Philadelphia,Pa.:Benjamin
Franklin,1752)
Therearealsoafewalmanacsfromthenineteenthcentury.
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AZ—Magazines,Serials,Newspapers,etc.
SeeNewspapers/Periodicalslistsformanyadditionaluncatalogedtitles.
CarlSchurzCollection
TheNationalCarlSchurzAssociationwasfoundedastheCarlSchurzMemorialFoundation
inNewYorkin1930,tofosterGerman-Americanfriendshipandculturalexchange.The
organizationownedaconsiderablecollectionofGermanpopularandeducationalliterature
andmanyvolumesrelatedtoGermanandGerman-Americanrelationsandhistory.Uponits
dissolutioninthe1970s,theGermanSocietyofPennsylvaniareceivedthemanuscriptsof
KonradNies,KunoFrancke,RudolfCronauandover6000books,pamphletsandperiodicals.
Otherarchivalmaterials,amongthemdocumentsoftheactivitiesoftheAssociationand
thearchiveoftheAmericanAssociationofTeachersofGerman,wenttotheBalchInstitute
and,afteritsdemise,totheHistoricalSocietyofPennsylvaniainPhiladelphia.Those
collectionscanbeaccessedhere:
http://www2.hsp.org/collections/Balch%20manuscript_guide/html/german.html
Approximately80%ofthebooksintheCarlSchurzCollectionhavebeencatalogedandcan
befoundintheonlinecatalog.Therewasafairamountofduplicationofbooksinother
partsofthelibrary,andsomebooksthatweredeemedoutofscopeorduplicatehavebeen
deaccessioned.Thesmallsectionofbooksthathavenotyetbeencatalogedareprimarilyin
theareaofliteratureandafewothermiscellaneoustopics(LibraryofCongresscall
numbersPT-Z).TheCarlSchurzbooksretaintheLibraryofCongressclassificationsystem
thatwasusedbytheNationalCarlSchurzAssociation.Somebooksthatwereacquired
fromtheCarlSchurzAssociationwereintegratedintotheMainorGermanAmerican
Collections,howeverthisprocesswasnotcompletedandtheremainderofthebooksare
whatformsthecurrentCarlSchurzCollection.Catalogrecordsforthesetitlesallcontaina
provenanceheadingfortheNationalCarlSchurzAssociation,andcanbesearchedasa
collectioninthelocalcatalog.
ReferenceCollection
TheHornerlibraryalsocontainsasmallreferencecollectioncomprisedofapproximately
500booksrelatedprimarilytoGermanAmericanhistory,andincludesanumberofworks
usefulforgenealogicalresearch.Alltitlescanbeaccessedthroughtheonlinecatalog.
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PAMPHLETS
MainCollection
TheMainCollectioncontainsafewpamphletswhichhavebeenbound,oftenseveralinone
volume,andareshelvedwiththebooks.Thesecanallbefoundintheonlinecatalog.
GermanAmericanCollection--Catalogedpamphlets
ThePamphletCollectioniscertainlyahighlightoftheGermanAmericanCollection.It
includesthousandsofentriesonalltypesofGerman-Americanassociationallife(mostly
withinthePhiladelphiaarea).TherewereGermanassociationsforalmosteveryconceivable
purpose,andthePamphletCollectionreflectsthisfact.Therearepamphletsonreading
societies,workersocieties,womensocieties,buildingsocieties,fireinsurancesocieties,life
insurancesocieties(somedifferentiatedbygendersuchastheGermaniaSterbe-Kasseand
theGermaniaFrauen-Sterbekassen-Verein),etc.Thevastmajorityofthecollectionlies
withinthe“AE”or“GermanSocieties”catalogcategory.
Helpfulsearchtip:
AlmostalltheGACpamphletshavebeencataloged.Theuncatalogedpamphletsare
itemized,beginningonp.40.Researchersinterestedinanyparticularsectioncanbrowse
theonlinecatalog(gsp.library.net)bylocalcallnumber.Bysearching“PamphletAE”for
example,onewillpullupthe(mostly)chronologicallistofallthepamphletsinthatsection.
Forbooks,onewouldsearch“AE”
AA—UnitedStatesofAmerica:
Thereisawidevarietyofitemscoveringthelateeighteenth-andespeciallynineteenthcenturyUnitedStatesofAmerica.Theholdingsconsistofletters,historicalpamphlets,
politicalpamphlets,printedspeechesbyprominentpoliticalfigures,Germantranslations(of
laws,speeches,etc.),essays,literaturepertainingtotheAmericanCivilWar,materials
pertainingtoindustry(patentlaws,goldprices,NorthernPacificRailroadCompany),essays
ontheGermanelementintheUnitedStates.
Notableentry:
ThereisalargecollectionofprintedspeechesofCarlSchurz(1829-1906).
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AB—Pennsylvania
Containsholdingsoncountyhistories,theGermanelementinPennsylvania,Germantown,
anniversarycommemorationsoftheGermanSocietyofPennsylvania,theBattleof
Gettysburg,andprintedpoliticalspeechesofPennsylvaniaGovernors.
ThecollectionisparticularlystrongforPennsylvaniaGermans(i.e.thePennsylvania
“Dutch”).Underthisheadingresearcherswillfindmuchonthelanguageanditsvariants,
culture,cookbooks,arts,andcrafts.
AC—Philadelphia
Thisisparticularlystrongforscholarsinterestedinurbanstudies.Thereismaterialon
FairmountPark,waterworks,trialaccounts,monuments,publicbuildings,citysections,and
publicceremonies.
Someinterestingmiscellaneousitems:
YellowFeverof1793(deathlists),GermantranslationoftheWillofStephenGirard(1750–
1831),andabusinessdirectoryfor1840
AD—Expositions,Fairs,etc.
AlmostallmaterialsrelatetotheUnitedStatesCentennialExpositioninPhiladelphia(1876),
includingcommissionreports,catalogs,anditemspertainingtotheexhibitsofvariousU.S.
statesandforeigncountries(esp.Germany).
AE—GermanSocieties
PamphletspertainingtoGermancelebrations(suchasGermanDayandSteubenDay)
Categories:
1. GermansocietiesinPhiladelphiaandPennsylvania(reports,constitutions,statutes):
Thesevaryinpurposefromculturalassociations,savingsbankassociations,andworker
associationstoreligiousassociations.ExtensivecollectiononGermanOrdersinthe
PhiladelphiaArea
Mostnumerousentriesforthefollowing:
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AncientOrderofGoodFellows
DeutscherOrdenderHarugari
Freemasons
IndependentOrderofOddFellows
IncludingsomeholdingsfromtheOrder’spublication“DerOdd-Fellow”
ImprovedOrderofRedMen
OrderoftheHeptasophs,orSevenWiseMen
OrdenderHermanns-Söhne
Turngemeinde
UnitedAncientOrderofDruids
TherearemanyentriesforreligiousassociationsinPennsylvania.[Note:Thefollowinglistis
bynomeansexhaustive.]
Protestant:
Brüder-Unterstützungs-VereinderDeutsch-Evangelisch-LutherischenGemeindein
Philadelphia
Jewish:
CongregationRodephShalom(Philadelphia,Pa.)
(IncludesholysermonsdeliveredbyHenryBerkowitztotheCongregationRodeph
Shalom)
JewishChautauquaSociety(Philadelphia,Pa.)
RomanCatholic:
St.BonifaziusDeutscheRömisch-KatholischeWohlthätigeUnterstützungs
GesellschaftinderStadtundGrafschaftPhiladelphia,imStaatePennsylvania
[Note:Thereismorematerialpertainingtomaleandfemalereligiousorders.]
MiscellaneousPhiladelphiaentriesofnote:
PennsylvaniaFederationofHistoricalSocieties
Deutsch-AmerikanischerZentral-BundvonPennsylvania
2.SocietieslocatedoutsideofPennsylvania:
Local:
DeutscheGesellschaftvonChicagoGermaniaClub(Chicago,Ill.)
GermanSocietyoftheCityofNewYork
DeutscheGesellschaftvonSt.Paul-Minneapolis
GermanSocietyofMaryland
GermanSocietyofNewOrleans
DeutscheGesellschaftderStadtNewHaven
GermanMutualInsuranceCompanyofCincinnati
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DeutscherPionier-VereinvonCincinnati
BuffaloHistoricalSociety(Buffalo,N.Y.)
OneidaHistoricalSocietyatUtica(Utica,N.Y.)
WyomingHistoricalandGeologicalSociety
DeutscherGesellig-WissenschaftlicherVereinvonNewYork
GermanGeneralBenevolentSociety(SanFrancisco,Calif.)
MaumeeValleyPioneerandHistoricalAssociation(Toledo,Ohio)
AstorLibrary.Trustees.AnnualReports.(NewYork,N.Y.)
DasBaltimorerBlumenspiel1904
3.Nationalsocieties:
[Note:Thefollowingisjustasampling.]
National-VerbandDeutsch-AmerikanischerJournalistenundSchriftsteller
UnitedStatesBrewers’Association
NationalAssociationofGerman-AmericanTechnologists
[Note:Thereare14entriesforthisassociation.]
NationalGerman-AmericanAlliance
4.Government:
UnitedStates.Congress.House.CommitteeontheLibraryMonumentat
Germantown
5.Foreign:
CentralCommitteeofSudetenGermanOrganizationsinCanadaCanadian-German
Folklore
AFa,AFb,AFc—GermanHospitalsandGermanHomes(orphanages,oldagehomes,etc):
HospitalsinPennsylvania:
IncludesStateHospitalfortheInsanefortheSouth-EasternDistrictofPennsylvania,
GermanHospitaloftheCityofPhiladelphia,LankenauHospital,PennsylvaniaHospital
(Philadelphia,Pa.),St.Luke’sHospital,HospitaloftheProtestantEpiscopalChurchin
Philadelphia,HomoeopathicHospitalofPhiladelphiaforSickandWoundedSoldiers,St.
Joseph’sHospital,WillsHospital,PennsylvaniaHospitalfortheInsane(Philadelphia,Pa.),
JewishHospitalAssociationofPhiladelphia,JewishMaternityAssociationofPhiladelphia,
FranklinReformatoryHomeforInebriatesofPhiladelphia,HomeforFreeandAccepted
MasonsofPennsylvania,MaryJ.DrexelHomeandPhiladelphiaMotherhouseof
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Deaconesses,JewishFosterHomeandOrphanAsylum(Philadelphia,Pa.),Orphans’Home
andAsylumfortheAgedandInfirmoftheEvangelicalLutheranChurch(Philadelphia,Pa.)
HospitalsinNewYork:
St.Luke’sHospital(NewYork,N.Y.),LongIslandCollegeHospital(Brooklyn,N.Y.),German
HospitalandDispensaryintheCityofNewYork
AG—SingingSocieties,Theatre
Total:Approx.63distinctentries
[Note:Includesmusicsocieties]
[Note:MostofthesocietiesarecenteredinPhiladelphia;however,therearealsosomefor
NewYork,Baltimore,Cincinnati,etc.]
IncludesmagazinesdevotedtotheArts(forexample,DerBardepublishedinBrooklyn,N.Y.)
Miscellaneous:
Includessongbooksandsomeprintedmusicalscores(includingFranzJosephHaydn,Die
Schöpfung,librettos(includingAlbertLortzing,D.F.E.Auber,EtienneNicolasMéhul,Peter
vonWinter,andmanyothers)
AH—IndividualStatesofUSAandCanada
Thematerialsvarywidely,butthemajorityofthempertaintoGermansinvariousstatesof
theUnitedStatesofAmerica.Thematerialsdatefromthemid-nineteenthcenturytoaslate
as1986.Thepamphlets/articlesarepredominantlysecondarysourcestudiesofsubjects
varyingfrom“HandicraftprintinginTexas”to“TheearliestGermannewspapersof
Baltimore.”TherearenumerousentriesforSt.LouisandGloucesterFarmandTown
Association(NewJersey).
AI—CentralandSouthAmerica:
Therearenoholdingsunderthisheading.
AJ—Immigration:
Containstravelaccountsandimmigrationadviceaccountsdatingpredominantlyfromthe
secondhalfofnineteenthcentury(especiallyforMinnesotaduringthe1860s)
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Contemporarysecondarysourcereportsofimmigration(especiallyTennesseeand
Nebraska)
FrankfurterVereinzumSchutzderAuswanderer,Jahresberichtefor1867/68,1868/69,
1872/73
Variousgovernmentreports:
Acopyofthe1871reportoftheHamburgDeputationfürdasAuswandererwesen
Acopyofthe1877annualreportoftheCommissionersofEmigrationoftheStateof
NewYork
CastleGarden(NewYork):1868Jahres-BerichtdesSuperintendentendesCastle
GardenArbeits-Büreaus
UnitedStatesBureauofImmigrationAnnualReportoftheCommissioner-Generalof
ImmigrationtotheSecretaryoftheTreasury(1901)
UnitedStates:DepartmentoftheTreasury.Immigrationlawsandregulations(1903)
SecondarysourceliteratureontheGermanelementintheUnitedStatesofAmerica
AK—Indians:
AL—BlackHistory:
NotableEntry:
TheConstitutionforthePennsylvaniaSocietyforPromotingtheAbolitionofSlavery
(Philadelphia,Pa.:JosephJames,1787)
Therearevariousentriesfromthe1850sand1860sdescribingthepracticeofslaveryinthe
UnitedStatesofAmerica.
AM—BiographiesofGermanAmericans
Total:Approx.69distinctentries
Contentsincludeprintedbiographies,autobiographies,memoirs,addresses,memorials,
funeralsermons,andletterspertainingtothelivesofGermanAmericans.Thesubjectsvary
fromUnitedStatespresidents,politicalfigures,militaryfigures,religiousfigures,doctors
(thecollectionisparticularlystronginthisarea).Ihavelistedbelowsomesubjectsof
particularnote.
[Note:An“*”denotesthosesubjectswithfiveormoreentries.]
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*Franklin,Benjamin(1706–1790)
Fremont,ColonelJohnC.(1813–1890)
Hahnemann,Samuel(1755–1843)
*Hering,Constantine(1800–1880)
Jackson,Andrew(1767–1845)
*Lincoln,Abraham(1809–1865)
List,Friedrich(1789–1846)
Muhlenberg,GotthilfHeinrichErnst(1753–1815)
Muhlenberg,HenryMelchior(1711–1787)
Muhlenberg,GeneralPeter(1746–1807)
*Neumann,[Saint]John(1811–1860)
Pastorius,FrancisDaniel(1651–1720)
Sangmeister,Ezechiel(1723–1784)
Schurz,Carl(1829–1906)
Sower[Saur],Christopher(1693–1758)
vonSteuben,FriedrichWilhelm(1730–1794)
Taylor,Zachary(1784–1850)
Tyler,John(1790–1862)
*Washington,George(1732–1799)
Zeisberger,David(1721–1808)
AN—Denominations
Notableentry:
Democritus,Christianus[pseud.forJohannConradDippel](1673–1734),Geistliche
Fama[Note:ThiswaspublishedinSardenin30partsfrom1730to1744.Thelibrary
hasvariouspartsdatingfrom1732–1739]
LargeCollection:
GermanEvangelicalLutherans
Medium-SizedCollections:
Amish/Mennonites
SmallCollections:
GermanEvangelicalReformed
IndependentGermanCongregation
Methodists
Moravians
RomanCatholic
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Schwenkfelders
AO—Bibles
Therearenoholdingsundertheseheadings.
AP---HymnBooks
AQ---Catechisms
AR---DevotionalLiterature
Notableentry:
Frantzen,Michael.EinfältigeLehr-BetrachtungenundkurzgefasstesGlaubens
BekäntnissdesgottseligenLehrers,MichaelFrantzen…(Germantaun:C.Saur,1770.)
AS—Education,Schools,Universities
MaterialontheSchoolDistrictofPhiladelphia,SundaySchoolsforGermanEvangelical
Lutherans,EnglishandGermanlanguageinschools,andtheMassachusettsBoardof
Education
Notableentry:
Graf,Eduard.SollendieDeutschenSchulengründeninAmerika?:zweiVorträgen
derdeutschenFreienGemeindevonPhiladelphiagehalten.(Philadelphia:N.
Schmitt,1852)
AT---EducationalBooks
Notableentry:
DeutschoderEnglisch:einGesprächzwischenzweiNachbarn,Sebastianund
Jacob,überdiedeutscheSpracheinNord-Amerika.(Allentown[Pa.]:Trexler,
Harlacher&Weiser,1862.)
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AU---Catalogues
AV---MiscellaneousBiographies
AW---ScientificPublications
Oneentireboxofpamphletsinthissectionwasfoundtobeuniqueorextremelyrare.
Notableentries:
Ballmer,Daniel.SammlungvonneuenReceptenundbewährtenKurenfürMensch
undVieh(Cincinnati:S.Schneble,1849.)
Hilgard,TheodorErasmus.Frauenrechte(Washington,D.C.:P.L.Schriftgiesser,
1869.)
Hering,Constantine:AmerikanischeStimmenüberdieFrage,FrakturoderAntiqua?
(Jena:F.Frommann,1871.)
AWA—GermanAmericansinGermany,AmericansonGermany
AX---GermanAmericanWriters
Includesafairnumberofuniquetitlesnotfoundinotherlibraries.
Notableentries:
Schramm,Karl.RückblickeinsBürschenleben.(NewYork:B.Westermann,1865.)
Redwitz,Oskarvon.DasLiedvomneuendeutschenReich.(Philadelphia:Schäfer&
Koradi,[1871?])
Meyer,Chr.DerFarmerdesHinterwaldes:BilderausdemFarmerlebenimWesten
derVereinigtenStaatenvonNordAmerika.(Philadelphia:Hoffmanu.
Morwitz,[1871?])
AXA---Literature
AXB---Literature(cont.)
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AY—Yearbooks
Extensivealmanaccollectionfrommid-eighteenthcenturythroughthetwentieth
century.Manytitleshavemultipleyearscatalogedunderoneheading.
GermanAmericanCollection–uncatalogedpamphlets
TheuncatalogedpamphletsintheGAChavebeenorganizedbysize(letterorlegalsize
boxes)andwhetherornottheywereeverassignedacallnumber.Afairnumberofthe
itemsintheseboxesareactuallymanuscriptsorephemera.Asmanuscriptcollectionsare
beingprocessed,someoftheseitemsarebeingintegratedintoothercollections.Others
willbemovedtotheephemeraboxes.Theremainingpamphletswilleventuallybe
catalogedintotheGACorintegratedintoothercollections.
LETTERSIZEWITHOUTCALLNUMBERS
Box1
1.)BiografischeSkizzenvonVorstandsmitgliedersandanderen,denendasWohlder
GesellschaftamHerzenlag.
AnwaltErichO.Angermann
[2typewrittensheets]
2.)Schul-undLieder-Verein.
ProgrammzurFeierdes48stenStiftungsfestes
12.Mai1922.
[program]
3.)MennoniteHistorian.Vol9,no2(1893)
4.)JungerMännerchor.60thAnnualBall,Philadelphia.
February21,1911
[admissionticket]
5.)JungerMännerchor.Concert.
April24,1898,Philadelphia.
[program]
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6.)UnitedWorkingmenSingingSociety.
GrandMayConcertfortheBenefitoftheStarvingChildrenofEurope,Philadelphia.5.Mai
1922.
[program]
7.)VereinigteSängervonNewYork.
SilberneJubiläum.
2.Juni1912.
[program].
8.)JungerMännerchor.
GrossesConcert,Philadelphia.10.Mai1923.
[program]
9.)SteelPierMusicHall.
OneConcertOnly.
September22,[noyear].
AlsoAttractionsNowPlaying.[program]
10.)CarnevalVereinFidelio.
CarnevalLiederundofficiellesProgramm.
Philadelphia,7February1898.
[program]
11.)Kunze,Gerhard(comp.).
DeutscheLiederausgrosserZeit...denDeutschamerikanerndargeboten.
Philadelphia,1916
12.)Liederkranz.
Concert-ProgrammfürdasGoldeneJubiläum.n.d.
13.)[Bibliothekder]GermanSocietyofPennsylvania.
AuswahlderNeuerwerbungen1980-1982.
14.)CannstattterVolksfest-Verein.
Constitution,revisedDecember2,1880.
Philadelphia,1881
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15.)SozialerArbeiter-UnterstützungsvereinNo.2.
Constitution.[n.d.]
16.)AllemaniaGesangverein.
Program,1908.
NewspaperClipping,1922.(58thStiftungsfest)
17.)Wohltaetigkeits-FestamGeburtstageS.M.desdeutschenKaisersabgehaltenvonden
OffizierenundIngenieurenderDampfer“PrinzOskar”und“Rheaetia”undunterbesonderer
MitwirkungdesCentralverbandesderVeteranenu.KriegerderDeutschenArmeezum
bestenderWitwenundWaisendeutscherundoesterreich-ungarischerMarine
Angehoeriger…[introductionbyErichSaul].
Philadelphia,27January1916.
[program]
18.-20.)GermanSocietyofPennsylvania.
Nebengesetze.
1925
3copies
21.)GermanSocietyofPennsylvania.
KurzeGeschichtebiszumJahr1910
22.)DaspennsylvaniadeutscheBauernland.
VonE.Meynen
[Reprint]
Leipzig,1939
23.)“Turnfest-Ermunterung”(2copies).“AndieLeserderFestzeitung:Wahrheit
gegenRänkeundFälschungen”(1897)
24.)AnAccountofthePeopleCalledQuakersinGermantown,Philadelphia
ByHoraceMatherLippincott
Burlington,NJ,1923
OttoSiegl’sKlingendesJahr.
PennAthleticClub
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10May1940(2copies)
27.)PennsylvaniaDutchDays[program].
16thAnnual.Hershey,PA
August25-30,1964 28.)KirkandNice,Germantown
(Historyofanundertakingbusiness,founded1761)
IncludesmssletterbyHermannWitte
[1965]
29.)TheGoetheMonumentFund
GrandSubscriptionConcert
AcademyofMusic
2November1891 30.)GermanSocietyofPennsylvania.
Nebengesetze.1893
Box2
[Somefoldernumbersmissingbecauseitemshavebeenmoved]
4.)GrandNationalSaengerfest
MadisonSquareGarden
June23-25,1894
[programcoveronly]
6.)NordöstlicherSängerbund
23.National-SängerfestPhiladelphia
July1912
[program]
8.)DeutscheGesellschaft
Nebengesetze
1893(2copies)
1925
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9.)16thAnnualPennsylvaniaDutchDays
HersheyPark
August25-30,1964
[program]
10.)GermanSocietyofPennsylvania
BibliothekderDeutschenGesellschaft
Zugangsverzeichnis1879-1907
Philadelphia,1908
11.)CommemoratingtheDedicationoftheGeneralvonSteubenQuarters
ValleyForgeStatePark
April23,1966
[program]
12.)CommemoratingtheDedicationoftheGeneralvonSteubenQuarters
ValleyForgeStatePark
April23,1966
[programofbanquet]
National-SängerfestPhiladelphia
29.Junibis4.Juli1912
[musicTenorII]2copies
23.National-SängerfestPhiladelphia
29.Junibis4.Juli1912
[musicTenorI]2copies
15.)NationalKindergartenAssociation
TheKindergartenintheUnitedStates,ascompiledin1937forpresidentRoosevelt’s
AdvisoryCommitteeonEducation
NewYork,1937
[formerlyCarlSchurzLB1205N3]
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16.)PennsylvaniaGermanSociety
Constitution,By-Laws,Founders,Meetings,Officersandmembersduringthefirst
twenty-fiveyearsofitsExistence
Lancaster,PA,1915
17.)PennsylvaniaGermanSociety
DescriptiveListofthePublicationsofthePGS
Norristown,Pa.
September1929
18.)NortheasternSängerbund
19thNationalSaengerfestBrooklyn,NY
June30toJuly5,1900
[program]
19.)TheMaleChorus
ComposedandarrangedbyIraD.SankeyandGeo.C.Stebbins
NewYork/Chicago,[nodate]
19.)ArionofBaltimore
60thAnniversary
15.November1911
20.)VonSteubenandtheGermanContributiontotheAmericanRevolution
ASelectiveBibliography
MargritB.Krewson
LibraryofCongress1987
21.)NordöstlicherSängerbundvonAmerika
22.NationalSängerfest/Partitur
NewYork,19-24June1909
Box3
1.)FredericTrautman
“NewYorkThroughGermanEyes:TheTravelsofLudwigGall,1819,”
NewYorkHistory(1981)
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2.)HarmoniePhiladelphia
Souvenir,GoldenesJubiläum,1905
(2copies)
4.)Männerchor
DirectoryandAmusementProgramme
Season1891-1892
BibliothekderDeutschenGesellschaft
Zugangsverzeichnis1879-1907
Philadelphia,1908
(3copies)
6.)PatersonMusicFestival
18-20May1911
[program]
7.)Dutchtalk
“OnlyPeriodicalDevotedtotheLanguageoftheDutch”
No.1[n.d.]
8.)WienerMännerGesangVerein
UndertheAuspicesoftheJungerMaennerchorofPhila.
10May1907
[program]
GrossesWohltätigkeits-KonzertgegebenvomJungerMännerchor
24April1929
[program]
11.)AddressesdeliveredattheProtestMeetingAgainsttheInvasionoftheRuhr
MadisonSquareGarden
22Feb1923
Also:SteubenSocietyBulletin,vol2.,no.1(1923)
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12.)VereinigteDeutscheGesellschaftenderStadtNewYork
DeutscherTagZum30.Jubilaum1902-1932
30October1932
[program,varioushistories,addresses,listofGermansocieties]
13.)Männergesang-VereinLiederkranzzuOldenburg
Jahresbericht
Das39.Vereinsjahr1894/95
DedicationoftheJosephineMullerCourt
12October1991
15.)HerbertC.Gross
Businesscard,withnote“Bookoffer”
photocopy,1985
16.)DasDeutscheEcho
Vol.9,no.7(1988)
Publishedby:German-AmericanArtsAssociation,Tulsa,OK
17.)MichaelBresser
TheDanubeSwabians:BiographyofaPeoplefromInceptiontoDispersal
[n.d.](2copies)
18.)Männerchor=GACPamphletAG181
FiftiethAnniversary
15-18December1885
[program](copy2?)
19.)GermanSocietyoftheCityofNewYork
CondensedReportfor1922[mostlyrelief]
GrosseFeierdesDeutsch-amerikanischenPionier-Tages
6October1889
[program](2copies)
47
21.)Männerchor
InaugurationoftheNewHall
23October1893
[invitation]
22a-22c:ThreeAddressesbyCharlesNagel
22a.)WashingtonUniversity
Commencement
9June1931
AddressbyCharlesNagel,President
22b.)AddressonConstitutionDay
AddressbyCharlesNagel
1930
22c.)ArmisticeDay
AddressbyCharlesNagel
ChristChurchCathedral,[St.Louis,MO?]
1932
23.)Lutheraner
Register,Jahrgang1-40
St.Louis,Mo,1886
24.)VereinigungderDonauschwabenvonPhiladelphiaundUmgebung
Festbuchzur35.Jahresfeier
14November1992
25.)Gedächtnis-FeierzuEhrenvonKaiserWilhelmIinderPhiladelphia
AcademyofMusicam24.März1888
Philadelphia,1888
26.)ErnstRichard
AlteGeschichtenausdemMohawkthal
Dolgeville,HerkimerCo.,NY,1888
27.)PrivateClinicandDispensary,NewYork,NY(Hg.)
DerFamilienarzt.EinärztlicherWegweiserzurVerhütungundBekämpfung
48
vonKrankheiten,nebsteinerreichenAnzahlderbestenRezeptezur
Selbstheilung
NewYork,1882
28.)GottholdBenjaminReichel
AJourneytoBethlehemandNazarethinSeptemberandOctober,1815
translatedfromGermanms.byHelenBell
[n.p.,n.d.]
29.)ExtractsfromlettersconcerningthelateDr.ConstantineHering
ReprintedfromTheJournaloftheAmericanInstituteofHomeopathy
16May1916,page13
Box4
1.)JahrbücherderDeutsch-Amerik.Turnerei**Note:Boundcopyofvol.1-3
NewYork
catalogedinCarlSchurzColl.
Band1,Heft1(1890) E184.G3M51890
Band1,Heft2(1891)
Band1,Heft3(1891)
Band1,Heft4(1891)
Band1,Heft5(1891)
Band1,Heft6(1892)
2.)JahrbücherderDeutsch-Amerik.Turnerei
NewYork
Band2,Heft1(1892)
Band2,Heft2(1892)
Band2,Heft3(1893)
Band2,Heft4(1893)
Band2,Heft5(1893)
Band2,Heft6(1893)
2a.)JahrbücherderDeutsch-Amerik.Turnerei
NewYork
Band2,Heft1(1892)
Band2,Heft2(1892)
49
Band2,Heft4(1893)
Band2,Heft5(1893)
Band2,Heft6(1893)
3.)JahrbücherderDeutsch-Amerik.Turnerei
NewYork
Band3,Heft1(1893)
Band3,Heft2(1893)
Band3,Heft3(1894)
Band3,Heft4(1894)
Band3,Heft5(1894)
Band3,Heft6(1894)
3a.)JahrbücherderDeutsch-Amerik.Turnerei
NewYork
Band3,Heft1(1893)
Band3,Heft3(1894)
Band3,Heft4(1894)
Band3,Heft5(1894)
WilliamH.Staake,
AddressattheUnveilingoftheMonumentofGeneralPeterMuhlenberg
6October1910
5.)Dr.vonBethmann-Hollweg’sSpeech
BeforeGermanReichstag
19August1915
6.)GermanSocietyofMaryland
175thAnniversaryDinner
Baltimore,1958
[menu]
7.)DeutscherRechtsschutz-VereinNewYork
SechsterJahresbericht,1881
50
8.)HistorischerKalender,oderderHinkendeBot
AufdasJahr1963
Bern
236.Jahrgang
9.)Alpenhorn-Kalender
1963
EmmenthalerBrattig
10.)Dr.Schwarzbueb
SolothurnerJahr-undHeimatbuch1963
41.Jahrgang
By-Laws
[n.d.,1950?]
(2copies)
12.)AllemaniaGesangverein/KreuznacherSängerbundPhila.
EinladungzurSingestunde
10.Mai,[n.d.]
13.)AllemaniaGesangvereinPhila.
Jubiläums-Commers
19.Mai1914
14.)ReadingLiederkranz
VerzeichnisderBuecherausderDeutschenBuecherei
Reading,Pa.
[n.d.]
15.)MitteilungendesDeutschenPionier-VereinsvonPhiladelphia
SechstesHeft,1907-articlesonConradWeiser:
"TheWeiserHouse/withsketchesbyHermannFaber"p.1-4
"ConradWeiser"/C.F.Huch.p.4-7
51
Box5
1.)BenjaminFranklinUnterstützungs-Verein(Philadelphia,Pa.) (AE)
ConstitutionundNebengesetzedesBenjaminFranklinUnterst.-VereinszuPhiladelphia,
1857
2.)DeZayas,AlfredM.
Thelegalityofmasspopulationtransfers:theGermanexperience,1945-48.
(S.I.:UniversityofColorado,1978)publishedoriginallyintheEastEuropean
Quarterly,vol.XII,no.1,2.160p.
3.)Deutsch-amerikanischerFamilien-Kalender(Philadelphia,Pa.)
(AY)
hg.PhiladelphiaGazette,1905
4.)Deutsch-amerikanischerGeschichts-Verein. (AE)
KonstitutiondesDeutsch-amerikanischenGeschichts-Verein
Cincinnati,OH,1888
5.)DeutschesLiederbuch:zweiteFolge
(Ithaca,NY:TheThriftPress,c1948
6.)DeutschesTheaterPhiladelphia.
Program.
2March1925.
Direction:WaldemarAlfredo
7.)EmanuelLutheranChurch(Philadelphia,Pa.) (AN)
[4th&PoplarStreets;or4thbetw.Brown&Poplar)
Emanuels-GemeindederEvangelischenGemeinschaft:
Jubiläums-Gedenkbuch,1833-1908
8.)EmanuelLutheranChurch(Philadelphia,Pa.) (AN)
GuteBotschaft:OrganderEvangelischenEmanuels-Gemeinde
15.Jg.No.10,October1914
4leaves.
9.)Emundts-Draeger,Elisabeth. (AX)
DieEmpfangenden:EinZyklus
52
[WestGermany:s.n.],1977
[23]p.:1ill.
NOTE:GiftofIlsePracht-Fitzell(alsoaGerman-Americanpoet),1977;letterlaidin.
10.)EvangelicalandReformedEmanuel’sGemeinde(Philadelphia,Pa.) (AN)
GemeindeNachrichte.4.Jg.no.2(1893)
GemeindeNachrichte.4.Jg.no.4(1893)
NOTE:locatedatBaring&38thStreet(PoweltonVillage,WestPhiladelphia)
11.)Friesen,GerhardK.
“Forgottenscionofafamousfamily:CarlosvonGagern,nineteenth-centurycosmopolitan
andMexicanpatriot (AJ)
Offprintfrom:GermancontributiontothebuildingoftheAmericas:
studiesinhonorofKarlJ.R.Arndt,1977
(bookcatalogedasGACAJ1070)
12.)Gaster,Dr.B.
DieBedeutungGoethesfürdasDeutschtuminderweitenWelt:
VortragvonDirektorB.Gaster(Antwerpen)inBerlinaufderTagungderdeutschen
AuslandlehrerinDarmstadtam22.August1931.FestgabedesVerbandesdeutscher
Ausland-LehrerundLehrerinnenandiedeutscheJugendimAusland.16p.
Wolfenbüttel:HecknersVerlag,1932
(AXA)
GermanAmericancharitysubscriptionball1930. (AE)
Program.
GermanAmericancharitysubscriptionball1938. (AE)
Program.
NOTE:withparticipationofJungerMaennerchorandPhiladelphiaTurngemeinde.
15.)GermanSocietyofPennsylvania.TheGermanlibraryproject:Fourviewsofthe
German-AmericanCollection:anexhibitionaccompanyingtheconference“TheFutureof
German-AmericanHistory”heldattheGermanSocietyofPennsylvania,April15-17,1999.
Exhibitioncatalog.3copies.
(AE)
53
ThePostilion.
(AE)
VolumeI,No.1-5(October1943toDecember1944)-multiplecopies
NOTE:IssueNo.1containsastatementofexpendituresfor“thelastyear”–presumably
1942
17.)Hillegas,Michael(subject)
(AM)
BiographyofMichaelHillegas,FirsttreasureroftheUnitedStates,appointedJuly29,
1776.NewYorkCity:SteubenSocietyofAmerica,MichaelHillegasUnitNo.55,1924
18.)Jesuslebt:dieGeschichtederAuferstehungundHimmelfahrtJesuChristi.
VerlagderPilger-BuchhandlunginReading,Pa.1887
(AN)
19.)Lange,Viktor,andHermannBoeschenstein.
KulturkritikundLiteraturbetrachtunginAmerika.
Breslau:Priebatsch,1938. (AXA)
21.)Schaeffer,FrederickDavid,1760-1836.
(AN)
[AntwortaufeineSchriftbetiteltVertheidigungderMethodisten.]
Germantaun[Pa.]::GedrucktbeyMichaelBillmeyer,1806.24p.
22.)Muschg,Walter.
“DieZerstörungderdeutschenLiteratur.” (AXA)
Offprintfrom:AkademiederWissenschaftenundderLitertur.
AbhandlungenderKlassederLiteratur.Jg.1956,Nr.2,p.23-49.
NOTE:Signedbytheauthor.
23.)NationalerDeutsch-AmerikanischerSchulverein.
(AE)
StatutenderOrtsgruppeCincinnatidesDeutsch-AmerikanischenSchulvereins.
Cincinnati,1885.
24.)St.Paul'sGermanEvangelicalLutheranChurch(Philadelphia,Pa.). (AN)
[AmericanandBrownSt.].WeihegottesdienstnachRenovierungderKirche.
26September1954
25.)Suppe,Franzvon.
(AG)
Afrikareise:Operettein3AktenvonM.WestundR.Genee
NewYork:Samisch&Goldmann,n.d.;56p.
54
NOTE:Libretto,ThaliaTheater,director:G.Amberg
26.)Technologist.
MitteilungendesDeutsch-AmerikanischenTechniker-Verbandes (AZ)
vol.34,no.1January1929
NAheading:NationalAssociationofGerman-AmericanTechnologists
NOTE:containsmembershiplists(1Jan1929)ofthevariousmemberorganizations
27.Trommler,Frank.
“VomVormärzzumBürgerkrieg:DieAchtundvierzigerundihreLyrik.” (AXA)
Offprintfrom:AmerikainderdeutschenLiteratur.ed.SigridBauschinger,
etal.1975,p.93-107
[Thebookiscatalogedas:GACAXA82]
28.)USA-Ratgeber:derpraktischeWegweiserdurchNewYorkunddieVereinigten
StaatenfürBesucherundNeueinwanderer
(NewYork:Staats-HeroldCorp.,1957)
(AJ)
29.)DerDiakonissen-Freund:MonatsschriftdesDiakonissenmutterhausesinPhiladelphia.
2.Jg.No.9September1891.16p. (AN)
30.)Graf,Eduard.
DieTemperenz-Frage,vonsittlich-religiösenStandpunktebeantwortet:
EinVortrag,vorFreundenreligiösenFortschrittesinPhiladelphiagehalten/vonEduard
Graf,früheremPredigerfreierGemeindeninMannheimunddemHerzogthumNassau.
Philadelphia:GedrucktbeiNickolausSchmitt,102CallowhillStreet.1852.
31.)EnglischeGrammatikin30Lektionen.Berlin:LinguaphoneInstitut,[1929].
Note:Oneof4bookletspublishedaspartofaset"LinguaphoneKonversations-Kursus
Englisch"
32.)DieNeueWeltindenSchätzeneineralteneuropäischenBibliothek:Ausstellungder
HerzogAugustBibliothekWolfenbüttel=TheNewWorldinthetreasuresofanold
Europeanlibrary:exhibitionoftheDukeAugustLibraryWolfenbüttel.Wolfenbüttel:
HerzogAugustBibliothek,1976.
164p.ill.
55
33.)VereinigungErzgebirge50thanniversary,1931-1981.Wm.B.Graf&Sons,Printer.
[1981].
upaged.ports.,advertisements.
Box6
1)Bazaarforthebenefitofthewidows,orphansandRedCrossofthe (AE)
CentralPowersofEuropebytheGerman-AmericanCharityAssociation
ofPennsylvaniaundertheauspicesofthe"Hilfsfond"and"Deutschwehr"
Philadelphia,ConventionHallPhiladelphia,24April–1May1916.2copies
--catalogedasGACPamphletAE2028
Note:Seealsocopy3inlegal-size,withlargeclippingthatwaslaidin.See
alsobazaarsouvenir1916inAcc2011-56.
2)EvangelicalLutheranMinisteriumofPennsylvaniaandtheAdjacentStates.
AnspracheandiegesammtenGliederderDeutschEvangelischLutherischen
(AN)
GemeindeninPennsylvanienunddenBenachbartenStaaten
Philadelphia:GedrucktbeyConradZentler,1811.
20p.;includes:AuszugdesReiseberichtsdesHerrnJ.PaulHinkel(p.11-20)
“KurzerBerichtvonmeinenVerrichtungenalsReise-Prediger,vom21August
biszum13tenNovember,1810”
3)EvangelicalLutheranMinisteriumofPennsylvaniaandtheAdjacentStates. (AN)
Ministerial-OrdnungderDeutschenEvangelisch-LutherischenGemeineninPennsylvanien
unddenbenachbartenStaaten
Philadelphia:GedrucktbeyConradZentler,1813.
32p.
4)EvangelicalLutheranMinisteriumofPennsylvaniaandtheAdjacentStates.
PlaneinerAnstaltzurErziehungjungerPredigerindenEvanelischDeutsch(AN)
LutherischenGemeindeninPennsylvanienunddenbenachbartenStaaten
Germantaun:GedrucktbeyMichaelBillmeyer...1805
11p.
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EvangelischesMagazin,unterderAufsichtderDeutsch-Evangelisch-Lutherischen(AN)
Synode.Philadelphia:GedrucktbeyConradZentler.
Note:Quarterly,Oct./Dec.1811-July/Sept.1814;annual,1815-17.
56
5)2.Bd.[1.Stück],1813.containsobituaryforSchmidt,JohannFriedrich,1746-1812
5a)copy2
6)2.Bd.,3.Stück,1813
7)2.Bd.,4.Stück,1813
8)3.Bd.,2.Stück,1814
9)3.Bd.,3.Stück,1814
10)1815(annual)
11)EvangelischesMagazinderEvangelisch-LutherischenKircheinden (AN)
VereinigtenStaatenvonNord-Amerika
4.Jahrgang,11.Heft(March1833)
Gettysburg:HeinrichC.Neinstedt,1833
[GeneralSynodoftheEvangelicalLutheranChurchintheUnitedStates]
12)EvangelischesMagazinderHochdeutschenReformirtenKircheinden
(AN)
VereinigtenStaatenvonNord-Amerika/verfasstvom...SamuelHelffenstein
Philadelphia:GosslerundBlumer,1829.
1.Band,Nro.4
(AN)
1.Band,Nro.11
(AN)
1.Band,Nro.12
15)Glatfelter,CharlesH. (AB)
ThePennsylvaniaGermans.AbriefaccountoftheirinfluenceonPennsylvania.
UniversityPark,Pennsylvania:ThePennsylvaniaHistoricalAssociation,1990
57
(PennsylvaniaHistoryStudiesNo.20)
16)Kühnemann,Eugen.
RedenanDeutsch-Amerika.
NewYork:Arbeiterhilfe,[1915?].[WWI] (AXA)
Note:ThereisanarticleonEugenKühnemanninDeutscheMonatschrift
1916,Heft1,p.19-25(seeuncatalogedpamphletsBox9)
17)DanielPabst–Philadelphiacabinetmaker/DavidA.HanksandPageTalbott(AM)
Bulletin,PhiladelphiaMuseumofArt,April1977
18)ThreeHundredYearsofGermanMusicinAmerica,April10,1983,AcademyofMusic,
Philadelphia[program].16.p.
(AE)
(3copies)
19)Hostetler,JohnA.
AnnotatedbibliographyontheAmish
(AN)
Scottdale,Pa.:MennonitePublishingHouse,1951.100p.
Box8,1918-1960
1.)DeutschamerikanischeMonatsschrift:GermanAmericanMonthly (AZ)
hg.OttoLohr.NewYork.
1a.1.Jg.,Heft1October1916
1b.1.Jg.,Heft1October1916copy2
1c.1.Jg.,Heft2November1916
1d.1.Jg.,Heft3December1916.
2.)DeutschesDichteninAmerika:eineVierteljahrschrift (AZ)
hg.MartinSchütze.Chicago:UniversityofChicago.
2a.1.Jg.1.Lieferung(Oct1936)
2b.1.Jg.1.Lieferung(Oct1936)copy2
2c.1.Jg.3.Lieferung(April1937)
3.)MitteilungenderliterarischenGesellschaft(Chicago,Illinois) (AE)
Volume1,no.1-6(January–June1945).
Typedsheets,stapled,withcoversheet.28leaves
58
4.)Penck,Albrecht.U.S.-Amerika:GedankenundErinnerungeneines (AXA)
Austauschprofessors
Stuttgart:J.EngelhormsNachf.,c1920
5.)Commemorationofthe100thanniversaryofGoethe'sdeath/
(AC)
Auspices:GermanSocietyofPennsylvania.
AmericanAcademyofMusic,Philadelphia,March24th,1932.8leaves
"Goethe,whowastheuniversalmanofhisperiod"byLouisH.Schmidt
(AG)
Centennialconcert[program].
22February1952.[30]p.,ill.
Includes:"AshorthistoryoftheJungerMännerchor
7.)HorribledeedsbytheFrenchatDortmundinthenightfromJune9thto
June10th1923:Officialreportsanddocuments
[Dortmund?]:[s.n.,1923?]
8a.)TheMilwaukeeTurner,vol.IV,no.6(June1943).Milwaukee,Wis. (AZ)
8b.)TheMilwaukeeTurner,vol.IV,no.7(July1943).Milwaukee,Wis. (AZ)
9.)CharityConcertfortheReliefoftheChildrenofCentralEurope:
undertheauspicesoftheSt.LouisWarReliefAssociation.[1921].72p. (AE)
10.)BicentennialcelebrationofthebirthofJohannWolfgangvonGoetheheldatthe
AcademyofMusicundertheauspicesoftheGoetheAssociationInc.Philadelphia,
October26th1949.[souvenirprogram]
(AC)
11.)Ladies'ChorusofthePhiladelphiaQuartettClub,
2727GermantownAvenue,Philadelphia,Pa.
15thAnniversaryconcert,1935-1950,Saturday,January28th,1950
[souvenirprogram] (AE)
12.)Americanturnertopics:officialpublicationoftheAmericanTurners
(AE)
Detroit,Mich.
12a.1944Jan
59
12b.1944Feb
12c.1944March
12d.1945Jan
12e.1945Feb
12f.1945March
12g.1945May
12h.1945June
12i.1945Sept
12j.1945Oct
12k.1945Nov
12l.1945Dec
12m.1946Sept
12n.1946Oct
12o.1946Nov
13.)Brunauer,EstherCaukin.
ThenationalrevolutioninGermany,1933
WashingtonD.C.,InternationalRelationsOffice,AmericanAssociation
ofUniversityWomen,1933.35p.
Mimeographed.
14.)25.StiftungsFestdesTechnischenVereinsNewark,1905/1930,
(AE)
FestbankettmitanschliessendenBall.
[S.l.:s.n.,1930].12p.
Admissionticketlaidin.
15.)ThirtiethannualconventionofthePennsylvaniaStateFederationofGerman(AE)
RomanCatholicSocieties:GoldenjubileeofSaintJoseph'sParish,EastMauchChunk,
Pennsylvania,September8,9,10,11,1923.[S.l.:s.n.,1923].ill.ports.
Box9
1.)Hoffmann,Julius.
[AXA]
SchwarzeSam,oderMenschenraubinAmerika:eineErzählung
fürdieJugend;2.Aufl.Breslau:EduardTrewendt,
[between1860and1890s?].122p.;ill.
Series:JugenbibliothekTrewendt,v.24.
60
2.)Miller,Joaquin,1837-1913.
[AXA]
JoaquinMiller'sArizonian./DeutschvonEduardLeyh.
Baltimore:Fischer&Rossmässler,1874.
Imperfect:copyhasonlyp.1-16(shouldbe19p.);uncut.
3.)Seidensticker,Oswald. [AB]
German-Americanevents,principallyofPennsylvania,upto1870.
[Philadelphia?,1871?].24p.
Captiontitle.
Inplainpapercover. 4.)PennsylvaniaGermanSociety [AE]
[constitutionatfounding],1900.Withmembershiplist.
5.)11thGermanAmericanDay:
1963AmericanCitizenAwardtoDr.WernhervonBraun, [AE]
Sunday,May26,SchuetzenPark,NorthBergen.[NewJersey?:s.n.,1963].
PublishedbyTheFederationofAmericanCitizensofGermanDescent,Inc.
(President:AustinApp).Bio.ofWernhervonBraun.
6.)Austro-HungarianCharityFestivalforthebenefitofthewarsufferers [AE]
oftheUnitedCentralPowersofEurope,attheMooseHall,
1312N.BroadStreet,Friday,May26,andSaturday,May27,1916.
Officialsouvenir[program].[28]p.
7.)Ratterman,H.A.
"AvindicationofFrancisDanielPastorius,"translatedintoEnglish,
aspublishedinPennGermania,undated.
OriginalarticleappearedinGermaninDeutsch-AmericanischeGeschichtsblätter,October
1911.
8.)AusNahundFern:eineinternationaleZeitschriftfürSchuleundHaus,
[AZ]
besondersfürSchülerhöhererLehranstalten.
Chicago:FrancisW.ParkerSchoolpress.
8a.Vol.7,No.1October1915
8b.Vol.7,No.3February1916
8c.Vol.7,No.4April1916
61
9a.)NetherlandsSocietyofPhiladelphia:
Firstannualbanquet,UnionLeague,April30,1892.
[AE]
[S.l.:s.n.,1892].45p.
Note:inscribedtoOswaldSeidenstickerbythepresidentoftheSociety,
PeterD.Keyser.TheVice-PresidentwasSamuelW.Pennypacker.
9b.)NetherlandsSocietyofPhiladelphia:
Secondannualbanquet,UnionLeague,January21,1893.
10.)Oertzen,Augustvon.
Germantypesandcostumes.
Berlin:TerramareOffice,[19--?]
40p.;ill.TextinEnglish.
Note:recordforaneditionpublishedbyReichsbahnzentralefürdenDeutschen
Reiseverkehrisdated1933.
11.)Extra-BlattderFest-Zeitung,DeutschesSchulfestam21.
Juni1869.No.3.[Philadelphia].
12.)DichtungundVolkstum35.Band,3.Heft1934.
Includes"KleineAnzeigen"witharticlebyHeinzKlossthatcitesErnstJockers;and"Konrad
Nies"byC.R.WaltherThomas.
"Sonderdruck.NichtimHandel"
13.)GedenkfeierfürJohnF.Kennedyam1.Dezember1963
imRobert-Schumann-Saal,Düsseldorf
PublishedbyDeutsch-AmerikanischeGesellschaft,Frankfurt;Atlantikbrücke,Hamburg;and
Steuben-Schurz-Gesellschaft,Düsseldorf.11p.InGerman.
TextsofmemorialspeechesandexcerptsfromspeechesbyKennedy(inGerman
translation)thatwerereadattheservice.
14.)By-lawsoftheGermanSocietyofPennsylvania,[1950]2copies
15.)By-lawsoftheGermanSocietyofPennsylvania,[1985].
16.)DerGesellschafter.
PublishedbytheGermanSocietyofPennsylvania.Vol.1,No.2,April1948
62
17.)SelectionsfromthegenealogicalrecordoftheSchwenkfelderfamilies
covertitle:WhoaretheSchwenkfelders
Pennsburg,Pennsylvania:PublishedbytheBoardofPublicationofthe
SchwenkfelderChurch,c1929.36p.;ill.
3copies
18.)Schantz,F.J.F.
Domesticlife&characteristicsofthePennsylvania-Germanpioneer
Lancaster,Pa.:PennsylvaniaGermanSociety,1900.
Ill.byJuliusF.Sachse.
Unboundcopyinpreservationenclosure(note:alsocontainedin:PennsylvaniaGerman
SocietyProceedingsandAddresses,Vol.10.Vol.10alsocatalogedas:SchurzF146.P23v.
10)
19.)Becker,ErnestJ.TheSocietyfortheHistoryoftheGermansinMaryland:achronicle.
ReprintedfromtheTwenty-EighthReportoftheSocietyfortheHistoryoftheGermansin
Maryland,1952.
20.)ErsterJahres-BerichtderSamariter-Herberge,413NordVierteStrasse,inPhiladelphia,
1896.
[Philadelphia?:s.n.,1897?].
Covertitle."Organisiert1895,Freibrief1896,7,756Personen
beherbergt."President:F.Wischan.12p.
Sketchofthebuildingonbackcover.Includes"Nachtrag"
dated12Nov.1896–1Jan.1897.
21.)DelawareValleyRegionalPlanningCommission.
DataSnapshotsSeries3:Immigration
No.1(May2012).ImmigrationinGreaterPhiladelphia
[Philadelphia,Pa.:DelawareValleyRegionalPlanningCommission],2012.
20p.,[12]leavesofplates.Col.ill.
22.)SchwenkfelderChurch.
Comite-BerichtfürdieSpätjahrs-ConferenzderSchwenkfelderGemeinde,
October1894.[S.l:s.n.,ca.1894].30p.
23.)FuenftesSaengerfestderVereinigtenchristlichenMaennerchoere,27.April1941,St.
Luke'sMethodistChurch,Newark,NewJersey.[program].[12]p.:ports.
63
Containsshorthistories:
"EntstehungsgeschichtedesMaennerchoresderzweitendeutschenBaptistengemeinde,
Philadelphia,Penna."and"GeschichtedesMaennerchoresderLutherischenImmanuel
Gemeinde,Frankford,Penna."
24.)Levine,Bruce.
Themigrationofideologyandthecontestedmeaningoffreedom:German-Americansin
themid-nineteenthcentury.
Washington,D.C.:GermanHistoricalInstitute,c1992.
WithcommentbyHartmutKeil.GermanHistoricalInstituteOccasionalPaperNo.7.24p
25.)TheSchwarzwaldQuartettClubhonorstheGermaniaMaennerchorontheir140th
anniversary1852-1992.
Concertandbanquet,March21,1992,VereinigungErzgebirge,130DavisvilleRoad,
Warminster,Pa.[program]
26.)Walker,JohnBrisben.
WoodrowWilson:hashebeenforAmericaFirst?Hashebeenforthegreat
massoftheAmericanpeopleorhashisAdministrationstoodinwiththeSpecialInterests?
[address].
NewYork:CooperUnion,1915.15p.
27.)German-AmericanConferenceReliefFund,Inc.(NewYork,N.Y.).
1939annualreport.
28.)German-AmericanConferenceReliefFund,Inc.(NewYork,N.Y.).
1940annualreport.
Haslaidin:leaflet(2leaves):InternationalBranchY.M.C.A.109West54thStreet,NewYork
City.
29.)Koettgen,J.
DiedemokratischeErhebungdesdeutschenVolkesindenJahren1848und1849:
einehistorischeSkizzeundWürdigung/herausgegebenvondenAmerikanischenFreunden
derdeutschenDemokratie,32UnionSquare,NewYorkCity,1918.
[covertitlepage].24p.
64
Box10,1918-1960
1.)Twenty-fifthAnniversary,CatholicKolpingSocietyPhiladelphia.
(AE)
25.Stiftungsfest,Kath.GesellenvereinPhiladelphia
[cover:SilverJubilee,1925-1950].1950
2.)Festschrift,ErsterDeutscherSportClub"Phoenix",e.V.Philadelphia,Pa.,
(AE)
[3808NordBroadStrasse]anlässlichdes10.StiftungsfestesamSamstag,
den18.April1936inbeidenSälenderPhiladelphiaTurngemeinde
[Philadelphia]:Graf&Breuniger,[1936].2copies
3.)UnveilingoftheMartinLutherMonumentinBaltimore,Maryland, (AE)
Saturday,October31,1936.
[S.l.:S.n.,1936].[8]p.Program.
(2copies)
4.)DasDeutscheEcho(NewYork,NY)
(AZ)
[fromArndt/Olson:"AmagazinedevotedtothestudyoftheGermanlanguageinAmerican
highschoolsandcolleges....;
PublishedbyB.Westermann&Co.,Inc.,andprintedinGermany.
IssuesindicateeditorsG.Kartzke,W.Rumpf;publisherB.Westermann&Co.ataddressin
NewYorkCity.]
4a.)Vol.12,no.5(Jan.1939)
4b.)Vol.12,no.6(Feb.1939)
4c.)Vol.12,no.7(March1939)
4d.)Vol.12,no.10(June1939)
5.)DeutscherFreiheitsmarsch1921(DeutscherStahlhelm-Marsch):demdeutschenVolke
zum18.Januar1921(ImTrio:DeutschesFreiheitslied1921):WortundtonvonRudolfRoi.
Musicalscore.Printeddedication(cover):"DendeutschenBrüdernimAuslandgewidmet!
Cöthen/Anh.,den1.April1922.M.Dannenberg,Bücherrevisor&Treuhänder."
Cöthen/AnhaltandLeipzig:J.-D.Verlag,[1921?]
"EigentumdesVerlegers"(titlepage)
6.)Newton,ClevelandAlexander,1873-1945.
Alienproperty...:Speech...intheHouseofRepresentatives,Wednesday,January20,
1926.Washington,D.C.:GovernmentPrintingOffice,1926.
65
7.)Bell,EdwardPrice,1869-1943.
Germany'shopeforpeace:conversationswithChancellorMarx...
ChicagoDailyNews,1924
8.)SocietyofFriends.PhiladelphiaYearlyMeeting.PeaceEducationCommittee.
Agatewaytogoodwill,/byPeaceEducationCommitteeofPhiladelphiaYearlyMeetingof
Friends.Philadelphia,1924
[prayers,hymns,poems,stories,plays."...dedicatedtoallthosewhowishtoarrange
programsembodyingthespiritofgoodwill,butespeciallytoteachers..."
9.)AddressesdeliveredattheHorrorontheRhineMassMeetinginMadisonSquare
Garden,NewYorkCity,MondayEvening,February28,1921.
[NewYork]:NewYorkCampaignCommitteeAgainsttheHorrorontheRhine,[1921]
(5copies)
10.)EnglishandAmericanvoicesabouttheGermanSouthTyrol/byS.MilesBouton,
RobertDellandCharlesHaroldHerford.
Metgethen;NewYork:C.J.Bernard,1925.
NOTE:fromGSPMainLibrary,Callno.V246
11.)"StatementofArnoP.Mowitz,RepresentingtheGermanSocietyofPennsylvaniafor
theReliefofDistressamongGermanImmigrants,Philadelphia,Pa."in:
HearingsbeforetheCommitteeonImmigration,UnitedStatesSenate,seventiethCongress,
secondsessiononS.J.Res.192,ajointresolutiontoamendsubdivisions(B)and(E)of
Section11oftheImmigrationActof1924,asamended,February4,6,9,11,and13,1929.
Washingtion:GovernmentPrintingOffice,1929."PrintedfortheuseoftheCommitteeon
Immigration."P.95-104.
12.)Deutsch-AmerikaundderWiederaufbauDeutschlandsnachdemKriege/vonEugen
Kuehnemann.[NewYork:MaxSchmetterling,1915?].T.p.:"DieseDruckschriftistzum
Preisevon10c.zubeziehendurchdieGeschäftsstellederOstpreussenhilfe,Whitehall
Building,17BatteryPlace,Room203,NewYork."Laidin:"ÜbersichtüberdenStandder
"Ostpreußenhilfe"fürzerstörteostpreußischeStädteundOrtschaften."
12a.)Copy1-InscribedtotheGermanSocietyofPennsylvaniabyDr.LudwigLoeb.
12b.)Copy2
12c.)Copy3
66
13.ExhibitionofrecentGermanbooks.
DeutschesHausBulletin(ColumbiaUniversity,NewYorkCity),Vol.7,September1938
134p.Orig.GSPcallno.Aa121.7
14.)[EnglishtranslationofspeechdeliveredbyHitler,April28,1939].
PrintedandpublishedbyM.Müller&Sohn,Berlin,[1939?].62p.
Coverandt.p.wanting
15.)Emerson,Edwin.
Germanswordplay.
Philadelphia,Pa.:Graf&Breuninger,[c1936].
16.)Kelly,ThomasR.(ProfessoratHaverfordCollege).
DasEwigeinseinerGegenwärtigkeitundzeitlicheFührung.
BadPyrmont:Quäker-Verlag,1938.
"RichardL.CaryVorlesung"
17.)AnnualPastoriusDayCelebration,Sunday,October2,1955,commemoratingthe
arrivalofthefirstGermansettlersandthefoundingofGermantown,Philadelphia,in1683
byFrancisDanielPastorius,1651-1719,scholar–poet–teacher–publicservant.Francis
DanielPastorius,V.Esquire,honorarychairman.
[Program,FrancisDanielPastoriusDayCelebrationheldatCannstatterVolksfest-Verein,
9100FrankfordAvenue,Philadelphia,Pa.].
6p.inatripartiteformat.
IncludestextbyHermanWitte;and"EinMahnruf"byLouisH.Schmidt.("Einweiterer
NeuaufbauundstarkerZusammenschlusshatsichausderdeutschenNeu-Einwanderung
ergeben")
17a.)Copy1
17b.)Copy2
17c.)Copy3
17d.)Copy4
18.)USA-Ratgeber:derpraktischeWegweiserdurchNewYorkunddievereinigtenStaaten
fürBesucherundNeueinwanderer.
NewYork:Staats-HeroldCorp.,1957.64p.;ill.
67
19.)25jährigesJubiläumdesdeutschenUnterst.-BundDistrikt86,Montag,den28.März
1921,Columbia-Halle,2te&NorrisStr.
[S.l.:s.n.,1921].[40]p.;ports.
Includes'briefhistory'oftheorganizationinGermanandEnglish.
20.)ConcordiaHistoricalInstitute(St.Louis,Mo.)
TheArchivesofthesaints:theofficialhistoricaldepositoryoftheLutheranChurch-Missouri
Synod.St.Louis,Mo.:TheInstitute,[1957].12p.
Included:Messagefromheadquarters,no.6,October15,1957.
SignedA.C.Stellhorn.
21.)DedicationoftheAbrahamJacobi-CarlSchurzMemorialPark,BoltonLanding,Lake
George,June13,1936.[S.l.:s.n.],1937.22p.;ill.
22.)Heumann,Ludwig.
PfarrerHeumann'sBuchfürGesundeundKranke.
NewYork,c1931.144p.ill.
23.)Schiller,Herbert.
Stuttgart,seinStadtbildundseineWirtschaftinihrerEntwicklungvondenAnfängenbis
zurGegenwart.
[Stuttgart]:[s.n.],[1950].
Reprintfrom:AdressbuchderStadtStuttgart1950,p.5-15.
Box11,1918-1960
1.)Frisch,Hermann.
Thesecondhungerblockade.
NewYork:GermanLibraryofInformation,1941.
[cover:"TheeconomicstrengthofthenewGermany"].22p.
2.)ExchangeofcommunicationsbetweenthepresidentoftheUnitedStates[F.D.
Roosevelt]andthechancelloroftheGermanReich.[A.Hitler].
NewYork:GermanLibraryofInformation,[1939].48p.(2copies)
3.)PolishactsofatrocityagainsttheGermanminorityinPoland.Compilationfoundedon
documentaryevidenceandpublishedfortheGermanForeignOffice.SecondEditionwith
68
importantaddenda.Berlin/NewYork,1940.259p."GermanLibraryofInformation,New
York,1940"–Cover.
[NOTE:Libraryhas2copiescatalogedatOa378a]
4.)Documentsontheeventsprecedingtheoutbreakofthewar.
CompiledandpublishedbytheGermanforeignoffice.
Berlin,1939.NewYork,1940.549p.
"PublishedbytheGermanforeignofficeandbytheGermanlibraryofinformation."—T.p.
verso.
5.)GermanLibraryofInformation:aclearinghouseofknowledge.NewYork:German
LibraryofInformation,1940.19p.ill.
6.)TheGerman-AmericanWorld.
[Successorto:IssuesofTo-day;andpredecessorto:TheProgressive].
PublishedunderthistitleDec.1,1923-Sept.1,1924
6a.)Vol.7,no.7,Dec.1,1923
6b.)Vol.7,no.8,Dec.15,1923
6c.)Vol.7,no.12,Feb.15,1924
6d.)Vol.7,no.13,March1,1924
6e.)Vol.7,no.14,March15,1924
6f.)Vol.7,no.15,April1,1924
6g.)Vol.7,no.16,April15,1924
6h.)Vol.7,no.17,May1,1924
6i.)Vol.7,no.18,May15,1924
6j.)Vol.7,no.19,June1,1924
6k.)Vol.7,no.20,June15,1924
6l.)Vol.7,no.22,July15,1924
7.)DerChristlicheApologeteundHausundHerd(Cincinnati,Ohio).
Vol.80,no.51(Dec.18,1918).WholeNo.4173.
"TheChristianApologistandHearthandHome."24p.
8.)TheLudwickInstitute,1799-1947:withabiographicalsketchofChristopher
Ludwick.
[Philadelphia]:LudwickInstitute,1947.48p.
69
Box12
1.)RundbriefdeutscherAustauschstudenteninUSA[titlevaries].
MimeographednewsletterbasedatCornellUniversity.
InGerman.
a.)[1.Jahrg.],nr.2.December1931/January1932.Rundbriefdeutscher
AustauschstudenteninAmerika
b.)[1.Jahrg.],nr.4.February1932.RundbriefdeutscherAustauschstudenten.
c.[1.Jahrg.],nr.5.March1932.RundbriefdeutscherAustauschstudenten.
d.1.Jahrg.,nr.7.May1932.RundbriefdeutscherAustauschstudenteninUSA
e.2.Jahrg.,nr.2.November1932.RundbriefdeutscherAustauschstudenteninUSA
f.2.Jahrg.,nr.3/4December1932/January1933.Rundbriefdeutscher
AustauschstudenteninUSA
g.2.Jahrg.,nr.5.February1933.RundbriefdeutscherAustauschstudenteninUSA
2.)FirstGerman-Americansoccerclub,Philadelphia,tenthanniversary,1924-1934.
32p.ill.
3.)Wirsingen/herausgegebenvomLagerchor.
[FortDevens,Mass.]:GedrucktinderLagerdruckerei,1944.
Cover:herausgegebenvomKriegsgefangenenchorP.O.W.CampFortDevens.
4.)AnnouncementofTheIndependentMedicalSchoolofPennsylvania:charteredon
the8thdayofMay,1854.
Philadelphia:King&Baird,1854.4leaves.
TextbyC.HeringandA.D.Lippe
5.)MartinLuther'ssmallcatechism.
"Inobservanceofthe450thanniversaryofMartinLuther'ssmallcatechism,1529-1979"
(insidefrontcover).
AidAssociationforLutherans,Appleton,Wisconsin.23p.,ill.,1979.
70
UNCATALOGEDPAMPHLETS--LEGALSIZEWITHCALLNUMBERS
(theseboxescontainsomemanuscriptsandephemerawhichshouldbetransferredto
manuscriptsandephemeralboxes)
Box1
AA153-AE10.23
AA153BerichtdesSpecial-Steur-CommissairsüberIndustrie,Handel,gewerbeund
SteuernindenVereinigtenStaatenfürdasJahr1869.
NewYork:ExpeditionderNewYorkerHandels-Zeitung.30p.
AA204“Sunday-Laws”
articlefromNewYorkerStaats-Zeitung,June15,1860.
[withpreservationphotocopy]
AA211AdressederUnabhängigenDeutschenRepublikanischenOrganisation.
NewYork,April1880.
[encapsulatedinmylar;withpreservationphotocopy]
AB45.14HistoricGermantown.
ReprintfromAntiquesMagazine,August1983.252-300p.
AB96.6Ms.LetterdatedBerlinden31.Januar1870.
To:Dr.Virchowsigned[illegible]PolizeiPräsident.[6]p.
AB126.3ThePennsylvaniabarn.
Ed.ByAlfredShoemaker.
Lancaster:FranklinandMarshall,1955.96p.[2copies]
AB176TheHouseoftheMilleratMillbach:thearchitectureartsandcraftsofthe
PennsylvaniaGermans.
ByJosephDowns.
Dated1929.[32]p.
AB180TheStoryofPennsylvania.
ByIraKreiderandEricE.Garing.
Harrisburg:ArchivesPublishingCompanyofPennsylvania,1945.121p.
71
AC32.2Huch,C.F.
DeutscheSchachspielerinPhiladelphia.
März1904.8p.[Manuscriptandpreservationphotocopy]
AC67 Historicalsketches,illustrationsofPhiladelphiaandofficialprogram…connected
withthebi-centennialcelebrationofthefoundingofthecommonwealthofPenn’a…1882
…atPhiladelphia…
Philadelphia,1882.[70]p.
AC68 Huch,C.F.
DieGründungderrepublikanischenParteiunterdenDeutsch-AmerikanishernPhiladelphias
imJahre1856.
10p.[manuscriptandpreservationphotocopy]
AD5“ZurdauerndenErinnerungderAnwesenheitderdeutschenindustriellenDelegation
ausDeutschland…undihrerFreundeinPhiladelphia…“
Philadelphiaden26.September1876.1p.
[5ms.copiesandpreservationphotocopy]
AD13.7SubsidiestotheformationofthephysicalmapofBrazil:designedforthe
PhiladelphiaCentennialExhibition.
RiodeJaneiro:TypographicaAcademica,1876.45p.
AE10.10Huch,C.F.
DieEntstehungdeserstenDeutschenTagesdeszweihundertjährigenJubelfestesderersten
deutschenEinwanderunginAmerika.
November1905.[10]p.
[Ms.andpreservationphotocopy]
AE10.23Huch,C.F.
DerDeutscheTaginNewBritain,Connecticutam6.August1906.
[8]p.newspaperclippings.
[withpreservationphotocopy]
AE127.1Huch,C.F.
DiedeutscheAnsiedlungs-GesellschaftunddieGründungderdeutschenStadtHermannin
Missouri.
Philadelphia,Dezember1905.
72
[Manuscript]With4additionalfoldersoforiginaldocuments,Hermann,Mo.18361838.SeeArchiveCommitteeminutes28.Oct.1905.GiftofMarionDexterLearned.
“AktenderKolonieHermann,Mo.” BOX2
AE76-AE822
AE76 Huch,C.F.
BiographischeMitteilungenüberMitgliederderDeutschenGesellschaft:F.Wischan,J.M.
Reichard,F.Ehrlich,A.Loos,H.Haimbach,F.W.Thomas.
FrankfurtamMain,1905.16p.[manuscript]
AE81.2TheodorHeusslettertoHermannWitte,GSPpresident,dated24.Juli1958,and
reprintoftheletterwhichappearedinthePhiladelphiaGazette,23.Aug.1958.[photocopy
ofnewspaperinfolder;originalnewsclippingfiledwithoversizeditems]
AE81.9CopyofthewillofPaulDreher,inwhichhementionstheGermanSocietyasa
‘contingentbeneficiary.’April28,1964.
AE83.1PhiladelphianewspaperdatedMarch7,1964.
Photoonfirstpageofribbon-cuttingforportraitofJosephHornerintheLibraryonthe
occasionofthe199.Stiftungsfest.March7,1964.
[originalandpreservationphotocopyin2folders]
AE83.1[folder3of4]GermanSocietyofPennsylvaniainvitationto199thStiftungsfest.
Feb.29,1964.
AE83.1[folder4of4]ItemsrelatingtorenamingofGermanSocietylibraryinhonorof
JosephHorner.Includespressrelease,biographyandphotoofJosephHorner.
AE91 AmblerGazette.Oct.31,1968&Nov.14,1968.
C.R.WaltherThomas,citizenoftheweekandlettertotheeditor.
AE105DeutscheVersorgungundPflegeGesellschaftzuPhiladelphia.
MembershipcertificateforChristophClausen.Jan.3,1801.
73
AE121Huch,C.F.
DerAllegemeineDeutscheSchulvereinvonPhiladelphia.
Philadelphia,1907.[10]p.[originalms.andpreservationphotocopy]
AE126Huch,C.F.
DeutscheAnsiedlungs-GesellschafteninPhiladelphia:DieFreieDeutscheGesellschaft;Der
DeutscheBundes-,Cultur-undGewerbe-Verein;DerWestlicheGewerbe-Verein.
Philadelphia,1907.20p.
Page20hascertificateforF.W.Thomasforpaymentof60dollarstothe“FreieDeutsche
GesellschaftzurGründunggemeinschaftlicherCulturundCivilisationinAmerika.”
AE196Huch,C.F.
DieDeutscheEinwanderungsgesellschaftvonPhiladelphia.Philadelphia1907.11p.
[originalmanuscriptandpreservationphotocopy]
AE821AllgemeineDeutschePfingstfeierund25.JubilaeumdesZentralbundvon
Pennsylvanien.
Program.[24]p.June9,1924.
AE822PennsylvaniaFolkFestival,BucknellUniversityMemorialStadium.
July30,31-Aug.1,2,1936.Program.[20]p.
BOX3
AE71.1B(folders1-19)
Correspondencerelatedtothesettingupanddistributionofcharitablecontributions
throughtheMaryE.SeifertMemorialFund,whichwasestablishedbytheGermanSociety,
ca.1954-1957.MostcorrespondencewrittentoandfromHermannWitte,treasurerofthe
Society.
Correspondentsinclude:
C.A.R.E.-DasRauheHaus
PestalozziSiedlungfürKinderundJugendliche
VerbandDeutscherStudentenschaften
LankenauHospital
KinderheiminSchleswig-Holstein
74
LutheranHomeforOrphansandAgedatGermantown
St.ChristophersHospitalforChildren
Dr.FriedrichEffertz
HarryPfund
YMCA
AmericanFriendsServiceCommittee
AllgemeineStiftungsverwaltungderStadtFreiburgimBreisgau
ErstesDeutschesReichswaisenhaus(Lahr)
Also:
UniversityNews(newsletter)-VerbandDeutscherStudentenschaften(severalissues)
BOX4
AE1248-AG191
AE1248Huch,C.F.
BeiträgezurGeschichtederPhiladelphiaTurngemeinde
November1905.[19p.],mostlynewspaperclippingsfromPhiladelphia
Demokrat.[includespreservationphotocopy]
AE1258InMemoriam.FranzHassendeubel,Colonel17thRegiment,MissouriVolunteer
Infantry.“WesternTurnerRifles.”
1861.[4]p.Signed:F.Leser,Philadelphia,6.September1899.
AE1268.3OfficialProgramme.CannstatterVolksfest,atLierz’sWashingtonPark,Sept.1416,1896.[4]p.
AE1678Re-enlistmentofPennsylvania98thregimentvolunteers,1863.
Ms.listofnames.AddressedtoCol.JohnBallier.[15]p.
AE5050Huch,C.F.
DerCultur-undGewerbe-VereinGermania.1909.
[11]p.ms.[Includespreservationphotocopy]
AE7000SatzungdesVerbandesDeutscherSchriftstellerinAmerika.1907.
[4]p.[includespreservationphotocopy]
75
AFa9 Huch,C.F.
BeiträgezurEntstehungsgeschichtedesDeutschenHospitals.
Feb.1905.[9]p.ms.[includespresverationphotocopy]
AG40 Huch,C.F.Philadelphia,thecradleofsong,byEdmundWolsieffer.
May1905.[12]p.ms.[includespreservationphotocopy]
AG81 Huch,C.F.
GeschichtedesColumbiaGesangvereinsunddesPhiladelphiaQuartett-Clubs.
Philadelphia,April1905.[13]p.ms.[includespreservationphotocopy]
AG165HarmonieFairsouvenirprogram.1854-1892.
AG172Huch,C.F.
ZurGeschichtederGesangvereineindenVereinigtenStaaten.Auseinemam18.Juni1884
vonDr.G.KellnervordemPionier-VereinzuPhiladelphiagehaltenenVortrage.
1903.[13]p.ms.[includespreservationphotocopy]
AG187Huch,C.F.
DieEntstehungundEntwickelungderSängerfesteindennordöstlichenStaaten.
May1904.[47]p.ms.[includespreservationphotocopy]
[RemovedfromGACPamphletAG189.5]MapofCentralPhiladelphia,showingtransit
lines,hotels,railroadstationsandprincipalplacesofinterest.
AG191Huch,C.F.
DieVereinigteSängervonPhiladelphia.IhreGeschichteundihrfünfundzwanzigjähriges
Stiftungsfest.
Dec.1905.[12]p.ms.[includespreservationphotocopy]
BOX5
AG440.11(folders1-6)
Correspondencerelatedto13.Sängerfestfromvarioussinginggroups,ca.1882.
GesangvereinsEintracht
76
GesangvereinFrohsinn
BaltimoreLiederkranz
GermaniaMännerchor
GesangvereinHarmonie
SchwäbischerSängerbund(Williamsburgh)
DeutscherLiederkranz
OpheusSinging-Society
BrooklynSängerbund
GesangvereinConcordia
HazeltonMännerchor
ArionQuartettClub
BadischerMaennerchor
M.G.V.Phoenix
ProvidenceLiederkranz
Sängerbund
VereinigteSäangervonPhiladelphia
BOX6
AG496-AJ1007.1
AG49640thAnniversaryYoungMaennerchorofPhiladelphia,February22,1892.Program.
AG715.1-3
1. DeutschesTheater-lettertomembersofspecialcommitteetosolicitpurchaseof
stocks.
2. Subscriptions-Liste
3. DieGründungeinesDeutschenTheaters.4p.
AG730Huch,C.F.
BeiträgezueinerGeshichtedesdeutschenTheatersinPhiladelphia.
November1905.15p.[includespreservationphotocopy]
AG731Huch,C.F.
EinBeitragzurGeschichtedesdeutschenTheatersinPhiladelphiavomJahre1840biszum
Jahre1895.
1907.15p.[includespreservationphotocopy]
77
AH3404Huch,C.F.
BeiträgezueinerGeschichtederdeutschenStadtEggHarborCity.
Philadelphia,1907.39.p.[includespreservationphotocopy]
AJ130IndentureofSusannaHerbstertoChristianSchenck,NorthernLiberties,
Shoemaker,for6years.1824.[Encapsulated]
AJ411PetitionfromtheExecutiveCommitteeoftheConventionofofficersandDelegates
oftheEmigrantProtectiveSocietiesoftheUnitedStates,heldatBaltimore,Oct.1868,to
theHouseofRepresentatives,advocatiingforgreaterprotectionsforrecentemigrants.
SignedbyL.Herbert,rep.fortheGermanSocietyofPennsylvania,andfourothers.
December1868.[4]p.(2copies)
AJ445.4VereinzumSchutzederEinwanderung(ImmigrationProtectiveLeague)-folderof
correspondence.
AJ1007.1Reiselt,P.
Politisch-sozialerOrganismus:politischeStreifzügedurchunsereZustände.Philadelphia:
GlobePrintingHouse,1892.90p.
BOX7
AL230-AM882.2
AL230ProtesttotheUnitedStatesofAmericaagainstslavery.DatedFeb.1,1865.
[notsigned]
AL240Goedel,C.
SklavereiunddieEmancipationderschwarzenRasseindenVereinigtenStaatenvon
Nordamerika.
Zurich:Schablitz’scheBuchhandlung,1866.150p.[includespreservationphotocopy.]
AM105Rosengarten,J.G.
Franklin’sBagatelles.
July1,1901.59p.
AM451.2FrancisLieberarticleand2smallpamphlets.
78
AM881.2Hering,Constantine.
DienatürlicheGrenze:einGedankefuerDeutschland.
Philadelphia:Flugschriften-Verlag,1860.27p.
Includesalso2piecesofcorrespondence,onefromCarlHering,theauthor’sson,askingthe
GSPlibrarianforthepamphlet.[Includespreservationphotocopyand2ndcopy]
BOX8
AM1011-AM2220.1-.2(amendments)
AM1011DuBois,W.E.B.
JosephJ.Mickley:theinterestingcarreerofalinguist,antiquarianandmusician.
AM1013.11InformationrelatedtodescendantsofD.F.Pastorius.
[includespreservationphotocopy]
AM1013.2DieGoldeneGlocke-newspaperclippingonF.W.Liedtke.
AM1090Huch,C.F.
EhrungdesHerrnC.J.Hexameram1.Juni1907.
AM2058ZurErinnerunganFritzTiedemann.
VoneinemFreundedenVerwandtenundFreundengewidmet.
Philadelphia,November,1887.12p.
AM2220.1-2GermanicrootsofChicagoansHarveyMetzgerEhlers&EvelynneMeiborg
Ehlers.
Baer--Ehlers--Jantzen--Meiborg--Metzger--Nielson--Wagner--Wittum
Twov.genealogicalinfo.compiledbythefamilies(withsupplementsand
amendments).[Genealogy]
79
BOX9
AN1570.12-AX3259
AN1570.12BerichtdesSekretarsderSt.Michael’sundZions-Gemeinde.
Philadelphia1865.[2]p.ms.
AN1570.13RechenschriftdesFinanz-CommitteesderSt.MichaelisundZions-Kirche.
Philadelphia,1865.[4]p.ms.
AN3730.2GermanEvangelicalReformedEmanuelsChurchatBridesburg
(handcopiedcharterofincorporation.)[6]p.ms.
AN7030.2Huch,C.F.
BerichtüberdieEntstehungundEntwickelungderdeutschenFreieGemeindevon
Philadelphia.
AN7030.9Huch,C.F.
MitteilungenüberdiedeutschefreieGemeindefürdasArchivderDeutschenGesellschaft.
December1903.[8]p.
AS270.3AnActtoIncorporatetheRealSchul-Verein(TheGermanSchoolAssociation)of
Philadelphia.
[3]p.ms.and[1]p.printedcertificate(withseal)signedbytheSecretaryofthe
Commonwealth.DatedApril18,1864.
AS270.4Photocopyoftheabovedocuments.
AV674Huch,C.F.
DerSchillerfeierimMai1905.
DerersteSpatenstichzumDeutschenTheaterinPhiladelphia.November1905.(Collection
ofnewspaperclippings)[28]p.[includespreservationphotocopy]
AV1505Huch,C.F.
LudvighundGinal:zweiPionieredesRationalismusindenVereinigtenStaaten.
Philadelphia,March1905.[20]p.ms.
80
AV1510Huch,C.F.
BaronHeinrichWilhelmStiegel.
Philadelphia,1906.26p.ms.[includespreservationphotocopy]
AV1520Moras,F.
BiographicalsketchofJohannHeinrichCamp.
AV1525Huch,C.F.
PhilippMattthiasWolsieffer.
March,1904.10p.ms.
IncludesanetchingofWolsiefferca.1857.
AV1530Huch,C.F.
FriedrichWilhelmKünzel:einLebensbild.
Philadelphia,March1905.16p.ms.
AV1535Huch,C.F.
GeorgFriedrichSeidensticker.
Feb.1904.[17]p.ms.
AV1550Ehmann,Heinrich.
WieeskammdassichinAmerikaSchulmeisterwurde.1903.15p.ms.
AV1881Mentz,WilliamG.
NachrichtenüberdasGeschlechtMentz,[nachAuszügenausderBibliothekzuWien].[8]
p.ms.genealogy.
AW773Serz,Johann.
KurzeGeschichtedesKupferstiches.
GeschenkvonHernnProf.H.Faber,Juli16,1898.VortragvonJohannSerz,Kupferstecher
ausNurnberg,gehaltenimDeutschenKünstlerVerein.
16.April1867.[26]p.ms.[includespreservationphotocopy]
AW875DervollkommendeSchneider,oder,AnweisungdessenGewerbwissenschaftlich
zuBetreiben.ErsterTheil.SackundLeibröcke.
Hrsg.vonOttoHeshy.
Philadelphia:D.Grassmann,1871.7p.
81
AW2006Huch,C.F.
DieersteSchriftgieszereiindenVereinigtenStaatenvonAmerika.
June1904.4p.ms.[includespreservationphotocopy]
AX2000.5Brada,Charles.
DerdeutscheMichel.
Hrsg.vomBuxtehuder-HorneburgerVerein.
NewYork,Sept.7,1875.[1]leaf.Poem.
AX3170.9Schoene,AdolphWaldemar.
1foldermisc.ms.materialandnewspaperclippingsrelatedtoSchoene,German-American
poet.
AX3259Pracht-Fitzell,Ilse.
Gedichte:eineAuswahl.
28p.IncludescorrespondenceandInternationalAuthorsWho’sWhoentry.
BOX10
AZ66-AZ74B
AZ66
Drescher,Martin.DeutscheErzählerinAmerika.Photocopyofarticlefrom:Jahrbuchder
Deutsch-Amerikaner,1918.
AZ73(3folders)
DerZuschauer,1932-1939.[18issues]
CentralHochschule,Philadelphia.[publicationforstudentsstudyingGerman]
AZ74A
RundbriefderdeutschenJugendbewegunginNordamerika,1932-1933.
8issues[includespreservationphotocopy]
AZ74B
RundbriefderdeutschenJugendbewegunginNordamerika,1933-1934.
9issues.
TheUnionreporter:OfficialorganoftheGermanBeneficialUnionofPittsburgh.Nov.1936
82
BOX11
AZ872-AZ880
AZ872
DerZeitgeist-SpiritoftheAge:WochenmagazinfürPolitik,Kunst,Literatur,
VolkswirtschaftundGesellschaft.[weekly]
October23,1917-March9,1918;April6-13,April27,1918.
Chicago,Ill.
Ed.:MichaelSinger
AZ880
TheFatherland.[1issue]
Feb7,1917.
[extremelybrittle.Encapsulatedinmylar.Withpreservationphotocopy.]
NewYork.
Ed.:GeorgeSylvesterViereck.
UNCATALOGEDPAMPHLETS–LEGALSIZEWITHOUTCALLNUMBERS
BOX1 1.)AmericanReliefforCentralEuropeInc.GrandConcert[program]
(AE)
AcademyofMusic,Philadelphia,26February1947
2.)FestredevonDr.R.Schmidt,gehaltenamzweitenTagdesHumboldt-Jubiläumin
Philadelphia.[Philadelphia?:s.n.,1869].Broadside.4p.Preservationcopyincluded.
(AC)
3.)SaengerfestdesSaengerbundesdesNordwestens(26th:1915:Omaha,Neb.)
OffiziellesOrgandesSängerbundesdesNordwestensundderOmahaSängerfest
Gesellschaftfürdas26.Bundes-Sängerfest,21.,22.,23.und24.Juli1915,zuOmaha,
Neb.Nummer3.
(AG)
4.)Sutro-Schücking,Kathinka.DieErlebnisseeinerSchutzlosen.NewYork:B.Munro
[1882].DiedeutscheLibrary,Bd.2,no.65.24p. (AX)
83
5a.)Johnson,HildegardBinder.DerSoilConservationindenVereinigten
(AA) Staaten–seingeschichtlicherHintergrundundneueEntwicklungen.In:Institutfür
RaumforschungBonn:Informationen.24April1954.P.221-243.
5b.)Johnson,HildegardBinder.ZurhistorischenundrechtlichenProblematik (AA) vonGrenzeundFlußgebietinNordamerika.In:ForschungenzuStaatundVerfassung:
FestgabefürFritzHartung.Berlin:Duncker&Humblot,[n.d.]p.307-324.
6)TheAmericanLiberal(NewYork),Jg.1(1918),4issues:
6a.)FirstIssue,22June1918
6b.)SecondIssue,29June1918
6c.)ThirdIssue,6July1918
6d.)No.4,13July1918
(Note:Issues1-3containedathree-partstory"BillHammer"(subtitledinthefirsttwo
issues,onthecover,as"AnEpisodeoftheCivilWarinMissouri"and"Anoveletteofthe
CivilWarinMissouri")byOttoRuppius,translatedbyFrederickF.Schrader.Issue4
containsthefirstinstallmentof:"OnGovernmentLand,"subtitledonthecover"A
novelette,"byOttoRuppius,translatedbyFrederickF.Schrader.)
7)RheinischePost(Düsseldorf?)."RPextra."ZumJubiläumderAuswanderungvon13
KrefelderFamiliennachPennsylvanien/Seit300JahrenDeutscheinAmerika.11.June
1983.Unpaginated(approx.36leaves,or72p.).Impressumatback:Verlagsbeilage"300
JahreDeutscheinAmerika."VerlagRheinischBergischeDruckereiundVerlagsgesellschaft,
Düsseldorf.
8)Thevitalissue(NewYork).vol.2,no.1January2,1915
(WWI)
9)GrandbazaarheldundertheauspicesoftheUnitedReliefCommitteefor StarvingWomen&ChildrenofCentralEurope,atthePhiladelphia
(AE)
Turngenmeinde,May22ndto28th1921forthebenefitoftheAmerican
FriendsServiceCommittee.[covertitle].
[insidet.p.:GrosserBazaarunterdenAuspiciendesUnitedReliefCommittee
forStarvingWomenandChildrenofCentralEurope...]
[S.l.:s.n.,1921].PrintedbyTheWaltherPrintingHouse,ThirdSt.andGirardAve.
(3copies)
84
CARLSCHURZPAMPHLETS
Thisextensivecollectionofpamphletsnumbersroughly1000itemsandcoversmanyareas
ofGermanAmericanlifeinthefirsthalfofthe20thcentury,especiallythroughits
associationsandsocieties.Attheendofeachentryisaletter/numbercombinationin
parentheseswhichseemstorefertoanareaoftheLibraryofCongressclassification
scheme.Althoughlikematerialsaregroupedtogethertoacertainextent,thepamphlets
couldbereorderedinthefuturebyLClettertoimproveeaseofbrowsingandsearching.A
fewofthepamphletsareduplicatesofitemsintheMainorGermanAmericanCollections
(andareindicatedassuch),butmostarenotfoundelsewhereinthecollections.Ahandful
ofpamphletsstillneedtobeincorporatedintotheseboxes.SomehighlightsoftheCarl
Schurzpamphletcollectionwithmultipleentriesare:
Deutsch-AmerikanischerNational-Bund
German-Americanorganizationsinvariousstates
ProgramsforGermanDaycelebrations
GermansinMaryland
PennsylvaniaDutchandotherGermandialects
BiographiesofGermansandGerman-Americans
Literarycriticism—reprintsofjournalarticles
AmishandMennonites
Schwaben-VereinvonChicago
DeutscherKlubundTechnischerVerein
Poetry/drama/fictionbyGermanAmericanauthors
German-Americanchurchprograms/histories
Thepamphletshavebeenrehousedinarchivalboxesandcompleteinventoriesarelisted
below.
Box1
1)Deutsch-AmerikanischerStaats-VerbandNewYork.BerichtdesViertenJahres-
KonventiondesDeutsch-AmerikanischenStaats-VerbandesNewYork.June6-7,1909.
GermanAmericanHall(MainandHighSt.),Buffalo,NY.(A5,NY1.2)
2)Deutsch-AmerikanischerStaats-VerbandNewYork.VerfassungdesDeutsch-
AmerikanischenStaats-Verbandes(ConstitutionandBy-LawsofTheGerman-American
AllianceoftheStateofNewYork).Germanw/Englishtranslation.1908.(A5,NY1)
3)Deutsch-AmerikanischerStaats-VerbandNewYork.OfficeoftheImmigration
Committee,NationalGerman-AmericanAllianceoftheStateofNewYork.
85
CorrespondencebetweentheAlliance’sChairmanoftheImmigrationCommittee(Henry
Weismann)andUSSenatorJohnD.Works,re:theBurnettImmigrationRestrictionBill.
English.Dec.23,1913andDec.30,1913.(A5,NY1.4)
4)Zweig-VerbandChicago,Deutsch-AmerikanischerNational-Bund.DieDeutschenin
Amerika:Fest-SchriftzumDeutschenTageinChicago.Oct.6,1907.3copies.(A5a,IL
1)
5)Zweig-VerbandChicago,Deutsch-AmerikanischerNational-Bund.DieDeutschenin
Amerika:Fest-SchriftzumDeutschenTageinChicago.Oct.4,1908.225-jährige
JubelfeierderdeutschenEinwanderung;25-jährigesJubiläumdes„DeutschenTages“.
(A5a,IL1.2)
6)DeutscherTag:CarlSchurzGedenkfeier(GermanDay:CarlSchurzCommemoration).
June29,1941.RiverviewPark,Chicago,Ill.(A5a,IL2)
7)FestprogrammundDenkschriftzurGoethe-FeierderDeutschenvonChicago.Sept.
3,1899.SunnySidePark,Chicago,Ill.99p.ill.(HonoringGoethe’s150thbirthday)
(A5a,IL3)
8)AmericanInstituteofGermanics&Schwaben-VereinvonChicago.Schiller-
Gedenkfeier.May6-9,1905.Chicago,Ill.(A5a,IL4)
9)UniversityTheatre,UniversityofIllinois.Three(3)programsandfour(4)
photographsfromMaryStuartbyFriedrichSchiller.Dec.9-12,1959.LincolnHall
Theatre,Urbana,Ill.(HonoringSchiller’s200thbirthday)(A5a,IL4.2)
10)SonsofHermann.GrowingGreatinTexas:AHistoryoftheSonsofHermanninthe
StateofTexas.Commemoratingthe65thAnniversaryoftheGrandLodge.1955.San
Antonio,Texas.(A5,TX1)
11)GermanMonumentCommittee.GrüßevomComitefürdieErrichtungeinesDeutschNationalenDenkmalsinTexas.July1912.Sherman,Texas.Vogel&StellmacherPrinters—
Dallas.(A5,TX2)
12)Wohltätigkeits-BasarzumBestenderKriegsnotleidendeninDeutschland,
Oesterreich,undUngarn(CharityBazarfortheBenefitofWarSufferersin
Germany,AustriaandHungary)(Program).Mar.2-7,1916.TheAuditorium,
86
Milwaukee,Wis.GermaniaPublishingCompany.(A5,WI1)
13)MilwaukeeSchwabenUnt.Verein.60JährigesJubiläumsFest(Program).Aug.2,
1942.AltHeidelbergPark,Milwaukee,Wis.(A5,WI2)
14)CanadianGermanAlliance.FestschriftzurZweihundert-JahrfeierdeutscherSiedlungin
Kanada.Germanw/Englishintroduction.1952.Toronto,Canada.(A5Canada1)
(duplicateofPamphletAH5500inGERMANAMER.COL)
15)Deutsch-AmerikanischerVerbandvonLosAngeles.FestschriftzurDritten
DeutschenTag-Feier.Oct.6-7,1907.ChutesPark,LosAngeles,Calif.FranklinPrinting
Co.(A5a,CA1)
16)Deutsch-AmerikanischerVerbandvonKalifornien.ErinnerungsblätterzurSchillerGedächtnisfeier.May7-9,1905.GoldenGatePark&AlhambreaTheater,SanFrancisco,
Calif.LouisRoeschCo.PrintersandLithographers.2copies.(A5a,CA2)
17)Fest-ProgramzurFeierdesDeutschenTages.Oct.5,1902.Ost-DenverTurnhalle,
Denver,Colorado.(A5a,CO1)(duplicateofPamphletAE10.14inGERMANAMER.COL)
18)Deutsch-AmerikanischerUnterstützungs-Verein.ProgrammzurFeierdes
DeutschenTages.Oct.4,1903.Ost-DenverTurnhalle,Denver,Colorado.(duplicateof
PamphletAE10.14ainGERMANAMER.COL)
19)VereinigtenDeutschenGesellschaftenvonNewHaven.DeutscherTagundSchiller-Feier
(program).July30-31,1905.NewHaven,Conn.(A5a,CT1)(duplicateof
PamphletAE10.17inGERMANAMER.COL)
20)DeutscherLiterarischerClubvonCincinnati.EmanuelGeibel:Gedächtnisfeierauf
denToddesDichters.April30,1884.Cincinnati,Ohio.Mecklenborg&Rosenthal.(A5
OH2)
21)DeutscherLiterarischerClubvonCincinnati.JakobundWilhelmGrimm:
Gedenkfeierdeshundert-jährigenGeburtstagsvonJakobGrimm.Jan.7,1885.
Cincinnati,Ohio.Rosenthal&Co.(A5,OH2.2)
22)DeutscherLiterarischerClubvonCincinnati.FestschriftzumgoldenenJubiläum.
1927.Cincinnati,Ohio.(A5,OH2.3)
87
23)Vorstands-BerichtdesDeutschenPionier-VereinsvonCincinnati,Ohio.June30,
1903.Cincinnati,Ohio.(A5,OH3)
24)FünfzigJahredeutschenStrebens:GedenkblätterzumfünfzigjährigenJubiläumder
„Germania“vonSaginaw,Michigan.1906.Seemann&Peters,Saginaw,Mich.(A5,
MI1)(duplicateofF572.S2G41906inCARLSCHURZCOL.)
25)Deutsch-AmerikanischerNational-Bund–ZweigverbandenfürMissouriunddas
südlicheIllinois.SeineGrundsätze:VerfassungundNeben-Gesetze.1904.St.Louis,
Mo.(A5,MO1)
26)DerSchillervereinvonSt.Louis.DritteAusgabe.April1908.St.Louis,Mo.Co-
operativePrintingHouse.(A5,MO2)(duplicateofF474.S29G31908inCARL
SCHURZCOL.)
27)German-AmericanSocietiesofDetroit.DeutschesVolksfestProgramm(German
FolkfestivalProgram).Aug.10,1958.SwissValleyPark,Mich.2copies.(A5,MI2)
28)GermanSocietyofPennsylvania.KurzeGeschichtederDeutschenGesellschaftvon
Pennsylvanien.Ausdem18.HeftederMitteilungendesDeutschenPionier-Vereinsvon
Philadelphia,1910.2copies.(A5,PA1.3)
29)GermanSocietyofPennsylvania.HundertjährigeFeierderIncorporationderDeutschen
GesellschaftvonPennsylvanien.Oct.11,1881.St.George’sHalle,Philadelphia,Pa.Printed
byGlobePrintingHousein1882.EnglishandGerman.(A5,PA1.4)(duplicateofPamphlet
AE15.6inGERMANAMER.COL)
30)DeutschamerikanischerBürgerbundvonNebraska.VonunsererArbeitundvon
unserenZielen:ErsterBerichtdes„DeutschamerikanischenBürgerbundesvon
Nebraska“.Dec.1929.InterstatePrintingCompany,Omaha,Neb.(A5,NB1)
31)SteubenSocietyofAmerica,SchleyUnitNo.37.AnniversaryBanquet.Incelebrationof
theonehundredandfiftiethanniversaryofthelandingonAmericansoilofGeneralBaron
vonSteuben.Nov.13,1927.Baltimore,Maryland.(A5,MD1)
32)GermanSocietyofMaryland.Constitution.Jan.1889.C.W.Schneidereith&Sons,
Baltimore,Maryland.EnglishandGerman.(A5,MD2.1)
88
33)GermanSocietyofMaryland.CharterandConsitutionandBy-Laws.Jan.1920.(A5,MD
2.2)
34)UnabhängigerBürger-VereinvonMaryland(IndependentCitizens’Unionof
Maryland).ConstitutionundNeben-Gesetze(ConstitutionandBy-Laws).1901.C.W.
Schneidereith&Söhnen,Baltimore,Maryland.GermanandEnglish.(A5,MD3.1)
35)IndependentCitizens’UnionofMaryland.RemedialLegislationrecommendedbythe
IndependentCitizens’UnionofMaryland.1902.TheSunBookandJobPrintingOffice,
Baltimore,Maryland.2copies.(A5,MD3.2)
36)IndependentCitizens’UnionofMaryland.TheSabbathQuestion:SomeReasonsforthe
Repealofthe„BlueLaws.“Baltimore,Maryland.(1901-1902?)(A5,MD3.3)
37)SocietyfortheHistoryoftheGermansinMaryland.DedicatedtotheGerman
SocietyofMarylandontheoccasionofitsonehundredandfiftiethanniversary.1933.
Baltimore,Maryland.2copies.(A5,MD4.1)
38)GermanSocietyofMaryland.OneHundredandFiftiethAnniversaryConcert.Jan.15,
1933.PeabodyConservatoryofMusic,Baltimore,Maryland.
39)SocietyfortheHistoryoftheGermansinMaryland.Twenty-eighthreport.1953.J.H.
FurstCompany,Baltimore,Maryland.(A5,MD4.2)
40)German-AmericanCitizensLeagueofNebraska(Deutschamerikanischer
BürgerbundvonNebraska).ChrisA.Sommer,Chairman,EducationalCommittee.
„AndieFreundedesdeutschenSprachunterrichts!“Lincoln,Neb.(A5,NB1.2)
LettertohighschoolGermanteachers.Omaha,Neb.(A5,NB1.3)
Lettertoteachers–„AGermanGuidetoClubs“.Dec.24,1935.Lincoln,Neb.(A5,NB
1.4)
89
Lettertoteachers–„GermanandEnglishDialogues“.Mar.26,1937.Lincoln,Neb.
(A5,NB1.5)
44)Schwaben-Verein,Chicago.Fest-ProgrammfürdassiebzigsteCannstatterVolksfest.
Aug.17-18,1947inKozyPark.GardenCityPrintingCo.,Chicago,Ill.(A5,IL8.12)
45)Schwaben-Verein,Chicago.Fest-ProgrammfürdaseinundsiebzigsteCannstatter
Volksfest.Aug.22-23,1948inKozyPark.GardenCityPrintingCo.,Chicago,Ill.(A5,
IL8.13)
46)Schwaben-Verein,Chicago.Fest-ProgrammfürdasvierundsiebzigsteCannstatter
Volksfest.Aug.18-19,1951inKozyPark.GardenCityPrintingCo.,Chicago,Ill.(A5,
IL8.14)
47)Schwaben-Verein,Chicago.Fest-ProgrammfürdassechsundsiebzigsteCannstatter
Volksfest.Aug.15-16,1953inKozyPark.GardenCityPrintingCo.,Chicago,Ill.(A5,IL8.15)
48)Schwaben-Verein,Chicago.Fest-ProgrammfürdasachtsundsiebzigsteCannstatter
Volksfest.Aug.20-21,1955inKozyPark.GardenCityPrintingCo.,Chicago,Ill.(A5,IL8.16)
49)Schwaben-Verein,Chicago.Festschrift,37.CannstatterVolksfest.Aug.23,24,&30,
1914inBrand’sPark.GermaniaPrintingCo.-(A5,IL8.6)
50)DeutscheGesellschaftvonNewOrleans,LA.Jahresberichtfür1903-1904.1904.PaulF.
SendlerPrintingCo.,NewOrleans,La.(A5,LA1)
51)VerhandlungenderGrosslogeD.O.H.vonIowa.Aug.7,1904.Davenport,Iowa.
(A5,IO1)
52)Staats-VerbandDeutscherVereinevonIndiana.ProtokollderviertenStaats-
Konvention.Aug.3,1907.GutenbergCo.,Indianapolis,Ind.(A5,IN2.1)
53)Staats-VerbandDeutscherVereinevonIndiana.ProtokollderfünftenJahres-
Convention.Aug.8,1908inIndianapolis.Rosenthal-KueblerPrint,Evansville,Ind.
(A5,IN2.2)
90
54)Staats-VerbandDeutscherVereinevonIndiana.ProtokolldersechstenJahres-
Convention.Aug.7,1909inderHalledesDeutschenClubs,TerreHaute,Ind.
Rosenthal-KueblerPrint,Evansville,IN.(A5,IN2.3)
55)Staats-VerbandDeutscherVereinevonIndiana.ProtokolldersiebentenStaats-
Konvention.Sept.4,1910inderTurnhalledesSouthBendTurnvereins.GutenbergCo.,
Indianapolis,Ind.(A5,IN2.4)
56)HermannLogeNo.125F.&A.M.FreimaurerischeBegraebniss-Ceremonienfeier.
Dec.14-15,1910.WalthersBuchdruckerei,Philadelphia,Pa.2copies.(duplicatesof
PamphletAE946.5inGERMANAMER.COL
57)Schwaben-Verein,Chicago.Fest-ProgrammzumdreiundsechzigstenCannstatter
Volksfest.Aug.18-19,1940attheRiverviewParkPicknickGrove.GardenCity
PrintingCo.,Chicago,Ill.3copies.(A5,IL8.8)
58)Schwaben-Verein,Chicago.Fest-ProgrammzumvierundsechzigstenCannstatter
PrintingCo.,Chicago,Ill.(A5,IL8.9)
59)Schwaben-Verein,Chicago.Fest-ProgrammzumfünfundsechzigstenCannstatter
PrintingCo.,Chicago,Ill.(A5,IL8.10)
60)Schwaben-Verein,Chicago.Fest-ProgrammzumsiebenundsechzigstenCannstatter
Volksfest.Aug.20-21,1944attheRiverviewParkPicknickGrove.GardenCityPrintingCo.,
Chicago,Ill.(A5,IL8.11)
61)Schwaben-Verein,Chicago.Fest-ProgrammzumneunundzwanzigstenCannstatter
Volksfest.Aug.19,20,&26,1906inBrand’sPark.North-WesternPrintingCo.,1122
LincolnAve.,Chicago,Ill.(A5,IL8)
62)Schwaben-Verein,Chicago.Fest-ProgrammzumeinunddreissigstenCannstatter
N.AshlandAve.,Chicago,Ill.2copies+letter.(A5,IL8.2)
63)Schwaben-Verein,Chicago.Fest-ProgrammzumzweiunddreissigstenCannstatter
91
N.AshlandAve.,Chicago,Ill.1copy+letter.(A5,IL8.3)
64)Schwaben-Verein,Chicago.Fest-ProgrammzumdreiunddreissigstenCannstatter
N.AshlandAve.,Chicago,Ill.(A5,IL8.4)
65)Schwaben-Verein,Chicago.Fest-ProgrammzumsechsunddreissigstenCannstatter
Volksfest.Aug.24,25,&31,1913inBrand’sPark.GermaniaPrintingCo.,1313N.
WoodStreet,Chicago,Ill.1copy+fold-outmap.(A5,IL8.5)
66)Schwaben-Verein,Chicago.Fest-ProgrammzumsechzigstenCannstatterVolksfest.Aug.
15-16,1937inRiverviewPark.Manz,Chicago,Ill.2copies.(A5,IL8.7)
67)AllianceofGermanSocietiesofEvansville(VerbandDeutscherVereinevon
Evansville).BulletinNo.1:LetYourChildrenStudyGerman(FlugblattNo.1:Lasset
eureKinderDeutschLernen).Rosenthal-KueblerPrintingCo.,Ill.(A5,IN1)
68)GermanSocietyofPennsylvania.CorrespondencebetweenHermanWitte(President,
GermanSocietyofPennsylvania)andErwinF.Eckert(President,GermaniaClub),re:100th
AnniversaryEditionofGermaniaClubNews.Sept.26,1966.3pages.
69)GermanSocietyofPennsylvania.CorrespondencebetweenHermanWitte(President,
GermanSocietyofPennsylvania)andHansWernerDeeken(NationalCarlSchurz[Shurz]
Associaton)re:100thAnniversaryEditionofGermaniaClubNews.Sept.26,1966.Copyof
letterfromErwinF.Eckert(President,GermaniaClub)toHermanWitte(President,German
SocietyofPennsylvania),datedAug.31,1966.
70)GermaniaClub.GermaniaClubNews,Vol.XXVNo.11(100thAnniversaryEdition).
April1965.Chicago,Ill.
71)GermaniaClub.GermaniaClubNews,Vol.XXVINo.13.June/July1966.Chicago,
Ill.1copy+letterfromHermanWitte(President,GermanSocietyofPennsylvania)to
ErwinF.Eckert(President,GermaniaClub),datedAug.18,1966.
72)C.Neumeyer.DeutschesGedenkfeierSouvenir:EinBlüthenstraussDeutscher
Gedenkfest-LiteraturzurErinnerungandieDeutscheGedenk-undColumbusFeier.Oct.16,
1892.Louisville,Kentucky.DruckdesLouisvilleAnzeiger,1893.(A5a,KY1)
92
73)SocietyfortheHistoryoftheGermansinMaryland(DieGesellschaftfür
ErforschungderGeschichtederDeutscheninMaryland).OfficialProgrammeofthe
FestivitiesoftheGerman-AmericanDay(ProgrammderFeierdesDeutschenTages).
Oct.6,1890.C.W.Schneidereith&Sons,Baltimore,Maryland.2copies.(A5a,MD1)
Maryland).VolksfestzurFeierdesDeutschenTages.Sept.12,1901inDarleyPark.
Baltimore,Maryland.(A5a,MD2.2)
Maryland).ZweitesVolksfestzurFeierdesDeutschenTages.Sept.12,1901inDarley
Park.Baltimore,Maryland.(A5a,MD2)
Maryland).SiebenteFeierdesDeutschenTages.Sept.12,1907inRiverviewPark.
Balitmore,Maryland.(A5a,MD2.3)
Maryland).NeuntenFeierdesDeutschenTages.Sept.13,1909inRiverviewPark.
Baltimore,Maryland.(A5a,MD2.4)
Maryland).VierzehnteFeierdesDeutschenTages.Sept.7,1914inRiverView
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70)DeutscheEvangelisch-LutherischeZions-Kirche.OsterninZion:Gottesdienst-Ordnung.
1942.Brooklyn,NY.(BA5,Q17h)
71)DeutscheEvangelisch-LutherischeZions-Kirche.GemeindeGedenkblatt:„Schreibdas
zumGedaechtnisineinBuch.“1942?Brooklyn,NY.3copies.(BA5,Q17.2)
72)FirstTrinityEvangelicalLutheranChurch(ErsteEvangelisch-Lutherische
DreifaltigkeitsGemeinde).Geschichtederdeutschenevangelisch-lutherischen
DreifaltigkeitsGemeinde–Jubelfestgabe(1839-1899).DruckvonReinecke&Zesch,
Buffalo,NY.(BA5,Q18)
DreifaltigkeitsGemeinde).EinJubiläumsbüchlein.1914.Buffalo,NY.(BA5,Q18.2)
DreifaltigkeitsGemeinde).Ninety-FifthAnniversaryserviceprogram.Sept.23,1934.
Buffalo,NY.WithtypewrittennotefromJohnN.Grabow,datedOct.14,1936.(BA5,
Q18.3)
75)EdgarW.Krauch.1833-1933OneCenturyforChrist:TheHistoryoftheEvangelical
LutheranSt.John’sChurch.1933.TheHumboldtPress,Buffalo,NY.(BA5,Q19)
76)EvangelicalLutheranSt.John’sChurch.OrderofServiceforFormerPastors’Sunday.
168
June11,1933.Buffalo,NY.(BA5,Q19.2)
77)EvangelicalLutheranSt.John’sChurch.OrderofServiceforPre-SynodicalVespers.
June11,1933.Buffalo,NY.(BA5,Q19.3)
78)EvangelicalLutheranSt.John’sChurch.110thAnniversary(1833-1943)ofthe
EvangelicalLutheranSt.John’sChurch,TheMotherChurchofBuffaloLutheranism.May
30,1943.Buffalo,NY.(BA5,Q19.4)
79)EvangelischLutherischeSt.JohannesKirche.FeierdeshundertjährigenJubiläumsder
EvangelischLutherischenSt.JohannesKirche.Aug.16-21,1908.Erie,Pa.(BA5,Q24)
80)GustavA.Benze.GeschichtederEvangelisch-LutherischenSt.JohannesGemeinde,
1808-1908.ZumAndenkenandashundertjährigeJubiläum,Aug.16-21,1908.Erie,Pa.
(BA5,Q24.2)
81)UnabhängigeEvangelisch-LutherischeSt.PaulusKirche.DerMonatsbote,29.Jahrgang,
No.6.Sept.1936.Olney,Philadelphia,Pa.(BA5,Q40)
82)DeutscheEvangelisch-LutherischeSt.Paulus-Gemeinde.St.Paulus-Kirchenbote,28.
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83)Evangelisch-LutherischeTabor-Gemeinde.Taborbote,21.Jahrgang,No.9.Sept.1936.
Olney,Philadelphia,Pa.(BA5,Q42)
84)DeutscheEvangelisch-LutherischeZionskirche.Gemeinde-Blatt.Sept.1936.
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85)SouvenirzumfünfundsiebzigjährigenJubiläumderevangelisch-lutherischen
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169
88)CatholicKolpingSocietiesofNewYork,Brooklyn,andPhiladelphia.GermanRelief
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89)CalvaryEvangelicalChurch.TheCalvaryEvangel,Vol.10,No.6.Philadelphia,Pa.
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91)TheGermanEvangelicalChurch.OneHundredYearsofChristianService(1841-1941).
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Peters-Gemeinde).HistoricalSketchofSt.Peter’sUnitedEvangelicalChurch(1835-1935).
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Peters-Gemeinde).TheParishVisitor,Vol.XIV,No.12.April1936.
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Congregation(1862-1937).Oct.24,1937.Milwaukee,Wis.(BA5,I5)
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102)OfficeoftheU.S.HighCommissionerforGermany,TheManagementandBudget
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107)RichardC.Schiedt.ALifeofPrayerinaWorldofScience;Zwingli’sReformMeasuresin
theLightofthePresentWorldCrisis.PapersreadattheSpiritualConference(July1931)
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108)GeorgeSeibel.TheWine-BillsofOmarKhayyam.1919.TheLessingCompany,
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118)BernhardPick.Luther’sBattleSong„EinfesteBurgistunserGott“:ItsHistoryand
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A1.3)
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AStudyoftheSocialCustomsandHabitsofPennsylvania’s„PlainPeople“.1938.The
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UpperDarby,Pa.(BA5,H1)
131)St.Paul’sChurch.AnnalsofOldSt.Paul’s,fromitsincorporationFebruary10,1817,to
itscentennialFebruary10,1917.Buffalo,NY.(BA5,H2)
132)SaintPaul’sCathedral.AnImmoralityofUsefulness.Easter1934.Buffalo,NY.(BA5,
H2.2)
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Festessen,8Jan1870
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Festessen,24Jan1874
[menu]
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AE15.12
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1964
28.55minutes
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18Mai1915
[IncludesGuidetoPhiladelphia,publishedbyJohnWanamakerfolded
mapofPhila.inback]
[originalandphotocopy]
AE1101
Pionier-Verein
Resolutiontocelebrate200thanniversaryoffoundingofGermantown
SignedO.Seidensticker
7April1883
AE1200.2
Kosmos
WissenschaftlichesCommitteedesVereinsKosmos,Vorträgeinder
HallederDeutschenGesellschaft,1890-1891
[program,originalandphotocopy]
AE1200.3
Kosmos
WissenschaftlichesComitesdesVereinsKosmos,Vorträgeinder
HallederDeutschenGesellschaft,1889-90
AE1200.4
Kosmos
JahresprogramdesVergnügungs-Comites,1889-1890
186
AE1200.5
AE1200.6
AE1200.7
AE1251
AE1252.1(2)
AE1252.2
AE1252.3
AE1252.4
AE1254.1
Kosmos
Stiftungs-FestdesVereinsKosmos,13.Oct.1887
Jung.Maennerchor-Halle
[Invitation,originalandphotocopy]
Kosmos
Mitglied-KarteHerrJ.B.Hertzog
September1889
Kosmos
WissenschaftlicheVorträgeinderHallederDeutschenGesellschaft,
1890-1891
PhiladelphiaTurngemeinde
Jubiläum,15Mai1899
[program]
Schluss-Konzert,26.April1891
[program,2copies]
Schluss-Konzert,5Mai1895
[program]
13.Stiftungsfest,8Oct.1897
[invitation]
Kegel-Bahnen,October1897
[announcementthatbowlinglanesarenowopen]
Saison1889-1890
[program]
187
AE1254.2
AE1254.3
AE1254.4
AE1254.5
AE1260.2
AE1261.1
AE1261.2
AE1265
AE1265.2
[AE1265.3]
AE1267.1
ProgrammeofSeason1894-1895
Schul-undStundenplan1895
Season1896-1897
Season1897-1898
Fest-LiederbeiGelegenheitderTurnerReunion,8Feb1889
SouthwarkTurn-undSonntags-Schul-Verein
Soiree,13.Oct1889
[program]
SouthwarkTurn-undSonntags-Schul-Verein
InvitationtoChristmascelebrationandSylvesterFeier,dated21Dec
1899
CannstatterVolksfest-VereinJahres-Berichtepro/für…[year]
copiesfortheyears:1915,1917(2),1921,1922
CannstatterVolksfest-VereinAnnualreportsfor...[year]
copyfor1921
CannstatterVolksfest-VereinJahres-Berichte/AnnualReports
[bi-lingual]
copiesfor:1927,1928,1929(3),1930(2),1931
CannstatterVolksfest-Verein
GedenkfeierzuFriedrichv.Schiller’s138.Geburtstag,9Nov1897
[program]
188
AE1267.2
AE1267.3
AE1269.2
AE1268.1
AE1268.2
AE1268.4
AE1268.4
AE1280.1
AE1280.2(4)
AE1290.2(3)
[program]
[program]
InvitationtoBall,13Feb1890
Festzug,1Sep1879
[fold-outillustrationoflongandelaborateFestzug,advertisementson
reverseside]
20JährigeJubelfeierandColumbianCelebration,1893
[programwithofficers,history,membershiplists]
-pamphletcontainsportrait(drawing)ofJohnFrederickBallier
25JährigeJubelfeierandColunbianCelebration,1898
[programwithofficers,history,membershiplists]
-pamphletcontainspoembyandsmallportraitofJ.B.Hertzog
25JährigeJubelfeierandColunbianCelebration,1898
[programwithofficers,history,membershiplists](4copies)
FairinAidoftheErectionoftheGoetheMonumentFairmountPark
7April1890
[raffleticket]
FairinAidoftheErectionoftheGoetheMonumentFairmountPark
Flyerannouncingraffle,12March1890
GedächnisfeierzurEhrenKaiserWilhelmsI.
189
AE1320.2
AE1320.3(2)
AE1325
AE1368
AE1372.1
AE1372.2
AE1372.3
AE1550.1
24March1888
[program,3copies]
FestgrussanCarlSchurz
Zum70tenGeburtstag,2March1899
VonJ.B.Hertzog
Schurz-Feier
Zum70.GeburtstagedesDeutsch-AmerikanischenPatrioten,
2March1899
[menu,toasts,2copies]
Feierdes80stenGeburtstagesdesAlt-KanzlersFürstBismarck
1April1895
[program]
Schwaben-VereinChicago
94teCannstatterVolksfest,21-22Aug1971
ForestPark,IL
[program]
DeutscheGesellschaftvonNewYork
Feierzum100jährigenBestehen,4Oct1884
[program]
FestessenzurFeierzum100jährigenBestehen,4Oct1884
[menu,toasts]
EinladungzurFeierzum100jährigenBestehen,4Oct1884
FürOswaldSeidensticker
DeutscherClubvonPhiladelphia
Festessenzum80stenGeb.vonBismarck,31.March1895
[menu]
190
AE1550.2(2) DeutschesWeihelied
[2copies]
AE1550.3-5 Threesongs
1)LiedeinesDeutscheninAmerika
2)Bismarck-Lied
3)StarSpangledBanner
AE1645
UnionPacificRailwayCo.
Circular,GeneralPassengerDepartment
AddresstotheGrandArmyoftheRepublicandtoVeteransofthe
RebellionandtheirFamilies,28Dec1885
[letterencouragingpeopletousethecompanytogettotheannual
encampmentinSanFrancisco.Maponreverse]
AE4050.1(2) BrauerCongress
2CommitteeBerichtetotheCongress
1.Buffalo,NY,1868
2.Davenport,Iowa,1870
BOX5-AFa4–AJ481
AFa4 PhiladelphiaDemokrat,23.Mai1879(originalandphotocopy)
Onepagewithitemdescribing“MaifestzumBestendesDeutschen
Hospitals.”
AFa5.1
GermanHospital,Philadelphia
ProgrammeofCeremonies,18.Nov.1884(Dedicationofnewbuildings)
AFa5.2
TheGermanHospitaloftheCityofPhiladelphia
1)Flyer“DonationDay,”withimage,November1884
2)Image(engraving),2viewsofHospital
AFb10
MaryJ.DrexelHeim
FeierbeiderGrundsteinlegung11.Nov1886
[program]
191
AFb12
AFb15.1
AFb15.2
AFc102
AG45 AG115
AG161.1
AG162.1
AG162.2
AG163
MaryJ.DrexelHeim
Einweihungsfeier6.Dec1888
[program]
MaryJ.DrexelHeim
VesperService,SilverAnniversaryofConsecration,13Oct1921
[program]
MaryJ.DrexelHeim
ConsecrationService,4June1922
LutheranOrphan’sHomeandAsylum,Germantown
InstallationofPastorG.Ph.Müller,2Dec1891
[program]
SchwarzwaldQuartett,Philadelphia
FiftiethAnniversaryConcertandBanquet,11March1979,28April1979
[program]
MusicalFundHall
“Polyhymnia”
Concert,15May1882
[program]
GeschichtedesGesangvereinsHarmonie,gegründetam6März1855.
Philadelphia:WmRegenspurger,1882
Harmonie
SeasonProgram1897-1898
Harmonie
SeasonProgram1899-1900
Harmonie
“TriptotheHudson”14July1901
Excursionbrochure,includesabriefhistoryofHarmonie
192
AG164(2)
AG181
AG182
AG183
AG200.1
AG204
AG320.1
AG320.2
AG531.1-.5
.1
Harmonie
Concert15Mar1897
[program,2copies]
Maennerchor
FiftiethAnniversary,15-17Dec1885
[program]
JungerMaennerchor
FünfzigstesStiftungsfest,22-24Feb1892
[program]
WienerMännerGesangVerein
Concert,undertheauspicesofTheJungerMaennerchor,10May1907
[program]
PfaelzerHarmonie
“Fest-Commers”…währenddes18.NationalSängerfestes,23.June1897
[program]
Arion
GrosserCommerszurFeierdes50-jährigenStiftungs-Festes,9.April1907
HarmonieHalle
[program]
Pike’sConcertHall
“CincinnatiOrpheus”
ErstesConcert,27Nov1868
[program]
Pike’sOperaHouse
“CincinnatiOrpheus”
8April1874
[program]
Clippingsrelatedto:20.SängerfestdesNordöstlichenSängerbundesin
Baltimore,Md.,June1903
PhiladelphiaDemokrat,ExtraBeilage,13June1903
193
.2-.4
.5
AG720.1
AG720.2
AG720.3
AG720.4
AG720.5
AH1002
originalclippingandphotocopy:“GlückaufzurSängerfahrtdes NordöstlichenSängerbundesinBaltimore,“p.1-16,includingmusicfor
“Kaiserpreislied”(p.12-16)
DerSonntags-Correspondent,Baltimore,Md.,14June1903
photocopies,of3separatesectionsrelatedtothefestival
originalclippingsfortheabove3items(.2-.4)
GermaniaTheater
SouvenirProgram,herausgegebenvonH.Frank
Saison1886-87
[program,staff,repertoire]
GermaniaTheater
SouvenirProgram,herausgegebenvonH.Frank
Saison1887-88
GermaniaTheater
SouvenirProgram
Saison1885-90
GermaniaTheater
SouvenirProgram
Saison1890-91
GermaniaTheater
PrologzurWiedereröffnung,25Sep1893
[poemcelebratingGermantheateranddesiretopreserveGermanculture]
Auswanderungs-Schein
PermissionformforGermanemigrantswhoareplanningtoenterthe
MexicanareaofTamaulipas,whereJohannv.Racknitzisplanningtofounda
colony.
InSpanishandGerman,blank.
Date:[183?]
194
AJ40 “TranslationofanAdvertisementsentfromFrankfurt10/6/1752by
Mr.Luther.”
Agreementbetweenpassengersandcaptainofvesselboundfrom
RotterdamtoPhiladelphia
[fascimilecopy,translationofGermanoriginalinMAStateRecords]
AJ481 DasMennoniteExecutiveAidCommitteevonPennsylvanien
AndieMennonitenGemeindeninWest-Preussen,Polen,undSüd-Russland
Printedletter,offeringtoaidtheiremigrationtoAmerica,16April1874
BOX6-AG725,729DeutschesTheater
AG725.1
DeutschesTheater(Philadelphia,Pa.)
SouvenirundSpiel-VerzeichnissdesDeutschenTheaters,
ArchStrasseTheater
Direction:AlexanderWurster
Saison1901-1902
AG729.1
3folders
Saison1907-08
[13copies]
[14copies]
[11copies]
AG729.2
2folders
Saison1908-09
[15copies]
[19copies]
AG729.4
Ehren-AbendfuerLinaWeingaertnerundCarlosZizold
19.April1921
[program]
AG729.5
Saison1909-10
195
AG729.6
RückblickderSaison1909-1910…unterDirektionM.Hanish
AG729.7
2copies
SouvenirundSpiel-Verzeichnis
Saison1906-1907
Note:TheaboveisalreadycatalogedonlineasAG725.3
AG729.8
SouvenirundSpiel-Verzeichnis
Saison1903-04
BOX7-AM105.1–AN1890.2
AM105.1
PennsylvaniaSociety(NewYork)
DinnerinCommemorationofthe200thAnniversaryoftheBirthof
BenjaminFranklin,12Dec1905
3items:
1)toasts,guests,PAGazetterepros
2)menuwithBFimage
3)alphabeticalindexandseatingchart
AM315.8
VonSteuben
Sheetof100stamps:GeneralvonSteuben2cents
AM316.5
VonSteuben
Newspaperclipping,PhiladelphiaAbend-Post,11Dec1903
AM491
ConradWeiser
FrankDiffenderffer,“ArtVI.-ConradWeiser.ANegelectedChapterof
ColonialHistory”
[essay]
AM493.1
ArchivausschussasksfordonationsofmaterialrelatedtoGerman-American
history,[n.d.]
196
AM755b
AM1012.2
AM1013.7
AM1014.2
AM1015.4
AM2059
AM2072
AM340.3
AN1100
CharlesP.Berger
InformationandletterrelatedtoarchitectBerger.Letterdated1982
[2items]
PastorSamuelKistler-Brobst
InformationrelatedtoBrobst,memberofGSP1865-1876
FritzScheel
1.“Memorial”11March1908
2.Scheel’sSummerConcertsSeason1899[3copies]
ProfessorJohnM.Maisch
Newspaperclipping,[n.d.]
HaroldFranklinHippenstiel
“TheHippenstielFamilyinAmerica,”1925
HarveyM.Miller
G.GilbertSnyder,“ATributetoHarveyM.Miller”(1939)
[photocopy,originalinoversize]
WalterStein
Memorialservice
Newspaperclipping,TheLegalIntelligencer(1968)
Mennonites
Newspaperclipping,WhoaretheMennonites?1929
Herrnhut
ProjectdesneuenArchivbaus
Essayandplan,[n.d.]
197
AN1152.2
AN1570.3
AN1570.10
AN1570.16
AN1570.20
AN1570.23
AN1570.21
AN1792.7
AN1792.8
AN1792.9
AN1792.10
AN1890.2
EarlyAmericanMoravianMusic
FestivalandSeminar,1950
[program]
St.Michael’sandZionLutheranChurchPhiladelphia
FriedrichD.Schäfer,Antrittspredigt,[1812]
ImanuelEngelbertPeiroto,GesängebeiEintrittspredigt,[n.d.]
EröffnungderneuenZionskirche,Sonntagsschulfeier,[n.d.]
JahresfeierderSonntagsschule1889
ServiceofLeaveTaking1971
PhotographofCherryStreetschoolhouse,c.1850
[2copies]
DeutscheEvangelischeLutherischeZions-KirchePhiladelphia
GoldenesJubiläum1920
GoldenesJubiläumderEinweihung,1920
175-jährigeGedenkfeierderEinweihungderaltenSt.MichaelisKirche,1923
Newspaperclipping:“FormerWarFoesUniteinMemorial,”1929
OrdnungdesHauptgottesdienstes
[1860]
198
EPHEMERA
LETTERSIZEBOXESWITHOUTCALLNUMBERS
BOX1
1.
CallforsupportersforbuildingofGermanTheater.Wednesday9March[before
1880; 1870?1876?]
"GeehrterHerr!//DieUnterzeichnetenerlaubensichSiehöflichstzur
Besprechungüberden'BaueinesdeutschenTheater-Gebäudes'aufMittwoch
den9.März...zumBesuchdieserVersammlungaufzufordern"Listof
participantsincludesDr.C.Hering,Dr.G.Kellner,RudolphKoradi,ErnstSchäfer,
CarlSenz.
2.
AllgemeinedeutscheUnterstützungs-Gesellschaft(SanFrancisco,Calif.),1889
"AndenPräsidentenunddieMitgliederderAllgemeinenKonferenzdeutscher
GesellschafteninMilwaukee,Wisconsin
3.
Deutsch-AmerikanischesPionierfest,6October1884.[program/admission
ticket].
SignedbyOswaldSeidensticker.Includesmenu,listofofficers,andstatementof
purpose("ZweckdesVereins")
4.
DeutscherPionier-Verein(Philadelphia,Pa.)
"AufrufzumBeitrittzumDeutschenPionier-Verein,"ca.1903.2copies.
5.
PioneerDayCelebration,AcademyofMusic.6October1892.[program]
6.
VereinKosmos(Philadelphia,Pa.)Jahres-Programm.1883-1884.Bifolium
7.
Attentionvoters!Cantheyforget?/Generalelection,Tuesday,November7,
1916.
1foldedsheet(4p.),15cm.
8.
PhiladelphiaQuartett-Clubephemera.
a)Phila.QuartettClubGrossesConcertamMontag,den18tenMaerz1901
Abends8UhrinderMaennerchorHalle.DirigentHerrW.Leps.4p.program
withsonglyrics.
199
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
b)GrossesWohltaetigkeits-KonzertzurUnterstützungderRuhr-undRhein
Hilfe.Montag,den12.Mai1924.InvitationpostcardfromPaulNelva,whose
portraitispictured.MailedtoEmilDoernenburg.
GermanClub,UniversityofPennsylvaniapresentsJugendfreunde,aplayinthree
actsbyLudwigFulda,Wed.April22,1925,at8p.m.,PhilomusianClub,3944
WalnutSt.Admissionticket.
St.Johannis-Jubiläum:Choral-Vesper:"DasKirchenjahr,"vomSt.Johannis-Chor
undStudentendestheologischenSeminarsamDienstag,den9.Mai1893,
abends7.45.[8]p.
PrintedbyThos.Pfizenmayer,148N.FifthSt.[Philadelphia?].Addressofchurch
notgiven.
ServiceinmemoryofAnthonyJ.Drexel,founderoftheInstitute,inthe
auditorium,Saturdayafternoon,January30,1894atthreeo'clock[program];
accompaniedbyinvitationcard,andaslipreading"Ticketsofadmissionwillbe
sentassoonasacceptanceisreceived.”
YorkCountyColonialCourthouse,York,Pennsylvania,FirstcapitoloftheUnited
States,1777-1778.Flier,PennsylvaniaLiquorControlBoard(informationonverso),
circa1980.
ReproductionofPhiladelphischeZeitung,6May1732(printedbyBenjamin
Franklin).4p.,circa1900.Withtwoinscriptions:"WiththecomplimentsofJuliusF.
Sachse"and"C.F.Huch."HuchwasamemberoftheArchiveCommitteeandmay
havereceivedtheitemsfromSachse,possiblyaroundthetimethatSachse
publishedhisarticle"ThefirstGermannewspaperpublishedinAmerica"
(PennsylvaniaGermanSociety.Proceedingsandaddresses,vol.10,1900,p.41-46).
AnnualPastoriusDayRally,PhiladelphiaRifleClub,8thStreetandTaborRoad,
Monday,October6th,1952.2items.Programandpromotionalflier.
GermanSocietyofMaryland.Ananniversaryandanewopportunity,1783-1964.
BrochurewithhistoricaltimelineoftheSociety.
200
16.
17.
UnitedStatesMilitaryAcademy,WestPoint,NY.OnehundredandEighty-second
publicorganrecital,Sunday,May18,1947.Program.FrederickC.Mayer,organist
andchoirmaster,assistedbytheJungerMaennerchor,Philadelphia(founded1852)
andtheHarmonieSociety,Philadelphia(founded1855).LeopoldSyre,conductor.
PhiladelphiaOrchestra.Guestsoloist,MadameRosina,lyricsoprano.KroelleOpera
andPlauenOpera.Berlin,Vienna,Halberstadt,Frankfurt.Undated[circa1940s].
Brochure,4p.Onp.2:MadameRosina,soloist,WestminsterPresbyterianChurch,
Wilmington,Del.;p.3:ExcerptsfromtheAmericanandEuropeanpress.
LEGALSIZEBOXESWITHOUTCALLNUMBERS
BOX1
E1) Schillermonument[1886]. (AC)
EnthüllungdesSchiller-DenkmalsimFairmountPark,Philadelphia,den25sten
Oktober1886.Program.Participantsintheevent:JohnF.Ballier,ChiefMarshal;
speechesweregivenbyGodfreyKeebler,president,CannstatterVolksfest-Verein;
GottliebTheodorKellner;andSamuelW.Pennypacker. E2) FranzSchubertBundSymphonyOrchestra.ForrestTheatre.4February
1917.[program].
(AG)
E3) Playbill:DeutschesTheaterimLuLuTemple[Philadelphia].Direktion:PaulNelva.
17May1913."DerfideleBauer"
(AG)
E4) Playbill:DeutschesTheater(PoplarStreet,Philadelphia,Pa.)[ca.1908]. (AG)
"Aschenbrödel,oderDergläsernePantoffel,etc.”Directorsofthevariousplaysare
FelixSeidel,HermannGerold,MarxHanisch,HansKissling.Kapellmeisterinone
instanceKarlvonWegern.Onbasisofdatescouldalsobe1903or1914.
E5) ThreeplaybillsfromGermanTheaters,1822-1823.
(AG)
TheaterderStadtLeipzig,"DasDonauweibchen/vonKarlFriedrichHensler,
1September1822
KöniglichesDeutschesSchauspiel/aufdemköniglichenHoftheaterinderStadt,
DerFreyschütz/vonFr.Kind,MusikvonC.M.vonWeber,
201
23September1822
KöniglichesDeutschesSchauspiel,"WilhelmTell"/vonSchiller,13April1823
E6) Playbill:AmericanAcademyofMusic,DerKaufmannvonVenedig.
(AG)
Starring:BogumilDawison.7November1866.
E7) Broadside:Songtexts:"TeutschlandseiRepublik"byCarlHeinrich
(AG)
Schnauffer;and"In'sFeld,in'sFeld,mitHecker!"(noauthorgiven).NCSA
item,withcallno.label"No.73"andtypednoteelucidatingthesignificanceofthe
item:"LeafletofthesortdistributedduringtheRevolutionof1848inBaden."
E8) GemeinsameFeierderPhiladelphiaDeutschenKonferenzzumAndenkenan
Dr.MartinLuthersBekenntnisaufdemReichstagezuWorms1521.
Evang.LutherischeKreuzKirche,9.Str.undLehighAvenue,PastorDr.W.Jentsch,
Sonntag,den17.April1921 (AN)
E9)InternationalCirculatingLibrary/DeutscherLese-Cirkelbroadside.1leaf. Undated[circa1870-1900]Announcementoftheopeningofthelibrary,at613
CallowhillStreet,Philadelphia,withthenameL.Langgivenforadvertisements,at
441N.9thSt.(Note:beginningin1877,613CallowhillStreetwastheofficeofthe
PhiladelphiaTageblatt)
(AE)
E10) BerichtdesKirchenrathesandieGemeinde/Kirchenrath,Deutsch.evang.luth.St.
Michaelis-undZions-Gemeinde.Philadelphia,31March1862.2leaves.BearsGSP
archivecallnumberAN1570.11.Preservationcopyisincluded. (AN)
E11) AmericanaGermanica,ca.1965.4p.SignedbyEugenA.Stopper,Chairmanofthe
committee,andErnstJockers,chairmanoftheGermanDepartment.Anappealto
revivethejournalthatwaspublishedasAmericanaGermanicaandthenasGerman
AmericanAnnals,editedbyMarionDexterLearnedfrom1897to1916. (AE)
202
MANUSCRIPTS
Themanuscriptscollectionhasnotbeencompletelyprocessed.Somesingleitemsand
collectionshaveonlyaccessionnumberswithminimaldescriptions,andawaitfurther
processing.WithinthePamphletsandEphemeraboxes,itemsaregraduallybeinggrouped
togetherincollections.Thisisongoing,andmanymanuscriptshaveonlybeenminimally
processedordescribedinaboxinventory.Othershavecatalogrecords,andthelargest
collectionshavecompletefindingaids,whichareviewableat:
http://dla.library.upenn.edu/dla/pacscl/search.html?fq=top_repository_facet%3A%22Germ
an%20Society%20of%20Pennsylvania%22
Manuscriptshavebeenhousedandshelvedaccordingtosizeasfollows:
ManuscriptsI--referstomanuscript(s)/collectionsthathavebeendescribedinafindingaid
orcatalogrecord.
ManuscriptsIIa--referstolettersizefoldersinuprightboxes
ManuscriptsIIb--referstolegal-sizefoldersinuprightboxes
ManuscriptsIII--referstoflatboxes12x16“
ManuscriptsIV--referstoflatboxes14x18“
GACOversize--referstoflatboxes20x24“
GACOversizeGallery--referstoflatboxes24x36“
Minimallyprocessedmanuscriptcollections
Unprocessedmanuscriptcollections--accessionlistonly
Mss.I–collectionswithfindingaids
Fullfindingaidsareavailableforthesecollections.Thelargestcollectionsarethoseofthe
GermanSocietyofPennsylvaniaitselfanditsAgentur,areliefagencythatitoperatedfrom
1840-1940.
GermanSocietyofPennsylvaniainstitutionalrecords
Creator:
GermanSocietyofPennsylvania.
Witte,Herman
Extent:26.4linearfeet
TheGermanSocietyofPennsylvania,foundedinPhiladelphiain1764,directeditsearly
effortstoassistingnewGermanimmigrants,especiallythoseforcedintoindentured
servitudewhentheywereunabletopaytheirseafare.Throughoutthelate18thand19th
203
centuries,theSocietywasveryvisibleinthethrivingGerman-Americancommunityin
Philadelphia,boastingjustoveronethousandmembersatthepeakofitsgrowth,inthelate
1870s.Inthe20thcentury,theSociety’sscopeandprominencewasaffectedbythetwo
WorldWars,whichcreatedsuspicionandcriticismofGermanicculture.Thatsuspicionand
governmentscrutinyplayedaroleinthedwindlingmembershipoftheSociety.InthepostWorldWarIIeratheSocietychanneleditsoverseasreliefactivitiesthroughaQuaker-based
aidsociety.Inthesecondhalfofthecentury,theneighborhoodwasalsochanging,asit
becamepredominantlyAfrican-American,ratherthanGerman,andmoreimpoverished.But
theSocietypressedforward,continuingitseducationalandculturalprograms.Fromthe
early21stcentury,theSocietyhasseentheresurgenceoftheneighborhood,andits
leadershiphasdirectedtheorganizationtoembarkonnewprojects.Asof2014,theSociety
buildingrepresentsthelastsurvivingmonumentalrecordoftheGermanpresencein
Philadelphia.ThiscollectioncontainstheinstitutionalrecordsoftheGermanSocietyof
Pennsylvaniafrom1764toapproximately1968,withsomeadditionalmaterials,suchas
souvenirprogramsandephemera,datingtoaslateas1998.Materialsinclude
correspondence,financialrecords,printedmaterials,clippings,ephemera,photographs,
andboundvolumesconsistingofletterbooks,financialledgers,membershiprecordbooks,
minutebooks,andscrapbooks.Therecordsdocumenttheadministrativeaffairs,financial
transactions,membershipactivities,events,committees,andprogramsoftheGerman
SocietyofPennsylvania.ThiscollectiondocumentsthelocalGerman-Americancommunity
inPhiladelphiafromthe18ththroughthe20thcenturiesaswellastheSociety’seffortsto
preserveandcelebrateGerman-Americanculturalidentityonbothlocalandnationallevels.
(Viewfullfindingaid.)
GermanSocietyofPennsylvaniaAgenturrecords Creator:
Ackermann,WilliamRobert,1823-1885
Bernt,Joseph,1841-1916
Hoffmann,Henry
Naumann,O.Richard
Extent:10linearfeet(52boxes)
72volumesofhandwrittenledgers,indexes,logs,reports,andletterbooks,recordingthe
effortsoftheAgenturtohelpneedyGermanimmigrantsandPhiladelphiaresidentsof
Germanoriginoveraperiodofahundredyears.Valuablebiographicalinformationforlocal
history,socialhistory,laborhistory,immigrationresearch,genealogy.(Viewfullfindingaid.)
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GermanSocietyofPennsylvaniaForeignReliefCommitteerecords Creator:
Berger,CarlP.,1873-1947
GermanSocietyofPennsylvania.ForeignReliefCommittee.
Johannssen,Walther
Kellner,ElizabethF.
Mayer,JohnB.,1864-1922
Schmidt,LouisH.
Women'sAuxiliaryoftheGermanSocietyofPennsylvania.
Extent:0.5linearfeet(2boxes+1oversizefolder)
ThiscollectioncontainstherecordsoftheGermanSocietyofPennsylvania'sForeignRelief
Committee,whichfromlate1919through1922contributedhumanitarianaidtothe
populationsofGermanyandAustriainthewakeoftheFirstWorldWar.Mostoftheaidwas
distributedthroughtheAmericanFriendsServiceCommittee.Thecollectioncontains
correspondence,appeals,reports,financialrecords,andephemera.Thecorrespondence
includeslettersfrom78charitableorganizationsinHamburg,Germany,thatappliedfor
distributionsofdonatedsacksofflourin1919;andnineletterswrittenfromvariouspartsof
Germanyin1922duringtheperiodofinflation.TheForeignReliefCommitteewas
comprisedofanall-malecommitteeoftheSocietyandacommitteeoftheSociety's
Women'sAuxiliary,whosegreatestcontributionswereintheformofknittedandsewn
itemsproducedbythemembersatweeklygatherings.Alsoincludedisa1929letterfrom
theDeutscheLigaderfreienWohlfahrtspflege(anallianceofGermansocialwelfare
organizations)tellingofamonumenttocommemoratetheforeignreliefeffortsthathad
helpedGermanyafterthewar.(Viewfullfindingaid.)
Women'sAuxiliaryoftheGermanSocietyofPennsylvania(Frauen-Hilfsverein)records Creator:
Extent:6.25linearfeet(5paigeboxes)
TheWomen’sAuxiliaryoftheGermanSocietyofPennsylvaniawasfoundedin1900toserve
asanadditionalcharitablearmoftheSociety,withparticularemphasisoncharityfor
familiesindistressinthePhiladelphiaarea.Sinceitsfoundingin1764,theGermanSociety
hadprovidedcharitableassistancetoGerman-speakingimmigrantsinthecommunity,
especiallythosenewlyarrivedinthecountry.WithGermanimmigrationonthedeclinein
theearly20thcentury,theWomen'sAuxiliaryassumedthegreaterportionoftheSociety's
charitablework.AftertheFirstandSecondWorldWarstheAuxiliaryengagedinwarrelief
toGermanspeakinglandsdirectlyandincooperationwithQuakerreliefagencies.Asstate
andfederalgovernmentundertookmoreandmorewelfareworkinthecity,theauxiliary
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charterwaschangedinthe1950stoprovidescholarshipaidtostudentswhomajoredin
Germanlanguagestudy.Therecordsincludeannualreports,charters,bylaws,minute
books,treasurer’sreports,correspondence,fundraisingmaterials,newsletters,
photographs,andephemera.(Viewfullfindingaid.)
Othercollectionswithcompletefindingaids:
AmericanCommitteeforReliefofGermanChildrenephemeracollection Creator:Thomas,WilburK.,(WilburKelsey),1882-1953
Extent:02linearfeet(2folders)
CollectionoftwobrochuresandsixclippingsconcerningtheAmericanCommitteeforRelief
ofGermanChildren,areliefefforttoaidundernourishedchildreninGermany,initiatedin
December1923byMajorGeneralHenryT.Allen,whohadcommandedtheAmericanforces
inGermanyfollowingtheFirstWorldWar.TheaidwasadministeredbytheAmerican
FriendsServiceCommittee(AFSC),oftheAmericanQuakers,whohadcarriedonfeeding
operationsinCentralEuropeimmediatelyfollowingthewaruntil1922andnowrenewed
theirworkinGermany.(Viewfullfindingaid.)
AmericanFriendsServiceCommitteeephemeracollection Creator:AmericanFriendsServiceCommittee.
Extent:0.1linearfeet(8folders)
CollectionofephemerarelatedtothereliefworkcarriedonbytheAmericanFriends
ServiceCommitteeinCentralEuropefollowingtheFirstWorldWar,from1919to1923.It
includesAFSCfliersandbulletins,withsomeitemsprintedinGerman;ephemerarelatedto
amassmeetingandconcertforQuakerreliefinViennaheldattheAcademyofMusicin
1922;andclippingsaboutAFSCactivitiesorconditionsinCentralEurope,mostlyfrom
Philadelphianewspapers.(Viewfullfindingaid.)
AnitaSchadescrapbook Creator:
Schade,Anita,1869-1957
Extent:0.5linearfeet(2boxes)
ThisscrapbookdocumentstheactivitiesofAnitaSchadeandspanstheyears1891to1957.
AlargeportionofthematerialsarerelatedtotheGermanLiterarySocietywhichshe
foundedinWashington,D.C.,1901.Thereisalsocontentfromseveralotherorganizations
shewasinvolvedwith,includingtheGermanDramaticSociety,theGoetheSocietyof
AmericaandtheShakespeareClub.(Viewfullfindingaid.)
206
ArionSingingSocietyletterbookandephemera Extent:0.13linearfeet(1box)
TheArionSingingSociety(Gesang-Verein)wasfoundedin1857bysingerswhohadseceded
fromtheLiedertafelderDeutschenFreienGemeinde(laterknownasHarmonie),asinging
societythatbeganundertheauspicesoftheIndependentGermanCongregationof
Philadelphia.ThiscollectioncomprisesaletterbookofArion,coveringtheperiod5May
1858to1June1870,andvariousephemeradatingfrom1907to1936,includingconcert
programs,oneconcertticket,andfoursouvenirprogramsrelatedtoanannualbalmasqué,
ormaskedball,thatwasatraditionofthesocietysince1865.(Viewfullfindingaid.)
Austro-AmericanReliefSocietyrecords Creator:Austro-AmericanReliefSociety.(Philadelphia,Pa.)
RecordsoftheAustro-AmericanReliefSocietyofPhiladelphia,Pa.,mainlydocumentingits
charitableworkfrom1916to1941,includingfundraisinginbehalfofwarreliefforAustroHungarianandGermanciviliansandprisonersofwarduringandafterWorldWarI.The
collectionincludesfinancialrecords,membershipanddonorlists,inventories,
correspondence,ephemera,andclippings.(Viewfullfindingaid.)
Bären-BunddesPhiladelphiaTurnbezirksminutebook
Creator:Bären-BunddesPhiladelphiaTurnbezirks.(Philadelphia,Pa.)
Extent:06linearfeet(1volume)
HandwrittenminutebookoftheBären-BunddesPhiladelphiaTurnbezirks,fromthe
founding,23March1891,to19April1915.TheBären-Bundwasanallianceofsenior
gymnastsquads,orBären-Riege,ofgymnasticsclubs(Turnvereine)inthePhiladelphia
Turnerdistrict.Theminutesincludefinancialrecordsandacopyoftheconstitutionthat
wasadopteduponthefounding.(Viewfullfindingaid.)
CollectiononHarveyMonroeMiller(SollyHulsbuck) Creator:
Barba,PrestonAlbert,b.1883
Elizabethvilleecho.
Morningcall.(Allentown,Pa.)
Snyder,G.Gilbert
Extent:01linearfeet(1oversizefolder)
ThecollectioncomprisestworeprintsofarticlespublishedinhonorofthePennsylvania
GermanpoetandwriterHarveyMonroeMiller,followinghisdeathin1939.(Viewfull
findingaid.)
207
ConcordGroupminutebook
Creator:
ConcordGroup.(Philadelphia,Pa.)
Rugart,KarlF.,1897-1992
Extent:0.1linearfeet(1box=1volume+1folder)
ThecollectioncomprisestheminutesoftheConcordGroup,asmallGerman-American
socialclubinPhiladelphia,Pennsylvania,fromitsfirstmeeting,on23December1937,until
20November1945,mostlyinthehandofsecretaryKarlRugartandcontainedinasingle
notebook.Theclubmainlycarriedonaprogramoflecturesanddiscussions,ontopicsinthe
arts,andbusinessandindustry,combinedwithsocialgatheringsandspecialexcursions.In
1943-1945therearereferencestowarreliefefforts.MembersincludedCaptainLouisH.
SchmidtandarchitectEugeneA.Stopper,bothleadersoftheGermanSocietyof
Pennsylvaniaatthetime;sculptorJ.OttoSchweizer;jewelrybusinessmanFranzZirnkilton
(Jr.);GermanprofessorHarryW.Pfund;physicianJohnB.Ludy;A.RaymondRaff,the
CollectorofCustomsatPhiladelphia;andLutheranpastorKurtE.B.Molzahn,whose
membershipwasrescindedbythegroupinAugust1942.(Viewfullfindingaid.)
ConradJ.andMarianLinkepapers Creator:
Linke,ConradJ.,(ConradJohann),1892-1995
Linke,Marian,1896-1985
ConradLinkewasaGerman-AmericanillustratorandpainterfromPhiladelphia.This
collectiondocumentsthepoliticalandcharitableactivitiesofhimandhiswife,Marian
Linke,duringtheyears1917to1991.PriortoWorldWarIItheywereinvolvedinthe
movementtomaintainAmericanneutrality.AfterWorldWarIItheywereinvolvedinwar
reliefeffortsforGermanythroughseveralorganizationstheyweremembersofor
supported.Includedarepersonalwritings,notesanddrafts,correspondence,speeches,
pamphlets,leaflets,clippings,businessreportsandephemerafrommanyofthose
organizations.(Viewfullfindingaid.)
DeutscherKlubundTechnischerVereinrecords
Creator:
DeutscherKlub.(Philadelphia,Pa.)
DeutscherKlubundTechnischerVerein.(Philadelphia,Pa.)
TechnischerVereinvonPhiladelphia,Pa.
RecordsoftwoPhiladelphiasocieties,theDeutscherKlub(GermanClub),founded1874,
andtheTechnischerVereinvonPhiladelphia(TechnicalSocietyofPhiladelphia),founded
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1872.TheTechnischerVereinfirstbecameaffiliatedwiththeDeutscherKlubin1896,and
metatthelattersociety'sclubhouse.In1910thetwosocietiesmergedadministratively;
andin1928theyfinallypublishedanewlyrevisedconstitutionandby-lawsforthe
combinedorganization,whichwascalledDeutscherKlubundTechnischerVerein.The
collectionincludesTechnischerVereinrecordsfrom1884to1926;DeutscherKlubminutes
from1888to1898;andminutesofthecombinedorganizationfrom1922to1937,withone
itemdated1939.Alsoincludedisephemeradatingfrom1927to1933,inlcudingitemsfrom
theWomen'sAuxiliaryoftheorganization,andfromtheNationalAssociationofGermanAmericanTechnologists,whichfromitsbeginningsin1884wascloselyalignedwiththe
TechnischerVereinvonPhiladelphia.(Viewfullfindingaid.)
DeutscherOrdenderHarugari,TeutoniaLogeNo.225records
Creator:
DeutscherOrdenderHarugari.TeutoniaLogeNo.225.(Manayunk,Philadelphia,Pa.)
Hohlfeld,F.
Jagenburg,August
Reese,Christ
Schöllhorn,Karl
RecordsoftheTeutoniaLogeNo.225(Manayunk,Philadelphia,Pa.),ofthenational
German-AmericanfraternalorganizationDeutscherOrdenderHarugari.Includesminute
book,1894-1909;avolumeofmembershipformscontainingcompletedformsfor
approximately50memberswhojoinedfrom1923to1933;andmultiplecopiesofprinted
booksrelatedtotheritualsoflodgesoftheorder:fourcopiesofan1880version(no
publicationinformation);andsixcopiesofan1874versionprintedinReading,Pa.(two
differentprintings,onedated1902).(Viewfullfindingaid.)
EdnaFernpapers Creator:
Fern,Edna,1861-1941
Extent:0.13linearfeet(1box)
ClippingsandtypescriptsofwritingsbytheGerman-AmericanauthorEdnaFern
(pseudonymofFernandeRichter),whowasactiveinSt.Louis,Mo.Twophotographsare
included,oneoftheauthorandoneofherhusbandGeorgRichter.(Viewfullfindingaid.)
EmilDoernenburgcollectionofFirstWorldWarephemera
Creator:
Doernenburg,Emil,1880-1935,Collector
Extent:0.3linearfeet(66items)
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Collectionof66itemsofprintedephemerarelatedtotheFirstWorldWar,nearlyall
producedbyGermans,datingfrom1914to1920,includingmostlyfliers,broadsides,
posters,andnewspapers.Themajorityoftheitemsdatefromthewarperiodandeither
addressGermanmilitarypersonnelorarerelatedtothecivilianwareffort.Nineitems
relatetoGerman-occupiedterritories.Sevenitemsdatefromtheimmediatepostwar
period,includingthreeitemsrelatedtotheKappPutsch.Onequarteroftheitemsare
illustrated(someincolor),includingsixitems(threebroadsidesandthreemilitary
newspapers)containingcaricaturesorcartoons.(Viewfullfindingaid.)
Note:ItemsinBox1havebeendigitizedbyVillanovaUniveristyandmaybeviewedhere:
http://digital.library.villanova.edu/Item/vudl:428329
ErichUhlenbrockpapers Creator:
Linke,ConradJ.,(ConradJohann),1892-1995
Uhlenbrock,Erich,1907-1997
ThiscollectiondocumentsthepersonalandcharitableactivitiesofErichUhlenbrock,a
German-American,duringtheyears1915to1991.Throughouthislife,Uhlenbrockwas
involvedwithmanyGerman-Americanorganizations,includingtheSteubenSocietyof
America.Hispassionwasforsingingandhewasveryinvolvedinanumberofsinginggroups
inPhiladelphiaandtheregion,includingtheLiedertafel-Saengerbund,theVereinigteSänger
vonPhiladelphia,andtheNordöstlicherSängerbund.Includedarebiographicalinformation,
businessrecords,correspondence,photographs,clippings,pamphlets,andephemerafrom
manyoftheseorganizations.UhlenbrockwasalsofriendswiththePhiladelphiapainterand
illustratorConradJ.Linke,andthecollectioncontainssketchesfortwoofLinke'shistorical
paintings.(Viewfullfindingaid.)
EugenandEmmaKleepapers Creator:
Klee,Emma,b.1881
Klee,Eugen,1869-1929
ThiscollectiondocumentstheactivitiesoftheaccomplishedGerman-Americanmusic
directorEugenKleeandhiswifeEmma.EugenKleewasanaward-winningmusicdirectorin
Philadelphiafrom1894to1913,andinNewYorkCityfrom1914until1929.Thecollection
includescorrespondencefromfamily,colleagues,friends,andacquaintances,mostlyin
Rhineland-Palatinate,Germany,plusnewspaperclippingsandephemera.Thereisonefile
ofcorrespondencefromtheMatthesfamilywhoarerelatedtoEmmaKlee'smother.Also
includedarefivescrapbooks,fourofwhichincludemanynewspaperclippings,music
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programs,correspondence,travelbrochures,leaflets,andphotographsrelatedtoboth
EugenandEmmaKlee,andthefifthisEmmaKlee'sscrapbookcontainingprimarily
correspondencefromtheyear1930.(Viewfullfindingaid.)
Frauenhilfsfondrecords Creator:
Frauenhilfsfond.(Philadelphia,Pa.)
Knueppel,Johanna,1859-1936
Schweizer,Berta
Extent:0.17linearfeet(1box+3legal-sizefolders)
TheFrauenhilfsfondwasthewomen'sauxiliaryoftheHilfsfond(ReliefFund),aGermanAmericancharitableorganizationinPhiladelphia,Pennsylvania,devotedtowarreliefand
humanitarianaidinGerman-speakingareasoverseasduringandaftertheFirstWorldWar.
TheFrauenhilfsfondwasessentiallyanumbrellagroupofGerman-Americanwomen's
organizationsinthePhiladelphiaareathatcoordinatedthewomen’seffortsrelatedtothe
reliefwork.ThecollectioncontainsthecompleteminutesofthegroupfromAugust1914
untilMarch1917,aswellasarecordofdonationsreceivedfromMarch1915toApril1917.
ItalsoincludesalogofhomemadeknitteditemsproducedforoverseasrelieffromOctober
1919toMarch1920,aswellasafewitemsdatedintheearly1920srelatedtocampaignsto
feeddestitutechildreninGerman-speakingareasinEurope,effortsthatwereledbythe
AmericanFriendsServiceCommittee.Therecordsdatingfromafter1917appeartooverlap
withtheactivitiesoftheWomen'sAuxiliaryoftheGermanSocietyofPennsylvania,of
whichtheFrauenhilfsfondpresident,AntonieEhrlich,andothersinthegroupwere
simultaneouslymembers.(Viewfullfindingaid.)
FrederickW.Haussmannscrapbook Creator:
Haussmann,FrederickW.,1868-1929
Extent:0.3linearfeet(1volume/box+6folders)
ScrapbookkeptbyFrederickW.Haussmann,fromapproximately1921to1925,relatedto
hisrecreationalandvolunteeractivitiesinPhiladelphia,especiallyconcerningtheUnited
SingersofPhiladelphia(VereinigteSängervonPhiladelphia),anumbrellaorganizationof
German-Americanchoralsocieties,andtherelatedregionalgroup,Nordöstlicher
Sängerbund,aswellasthecharitableorganizationHilfsfond,whichraisedfundsfor
humanitarianaidtoGermanyfollowingtheFirstWorldWar.Thevolumealsoincludesa
sectiondevotedtoobituaryclippingsonGermanAmericansinHaussmann'smilieu.(View
fullfindingaid.)
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GermanAssociatedNationalityGroupoftheAmericanRedCrossWarFundCampaign.
Records Creator:
GermanAssociatedNationalityGroupoftheAmericanRedCrossWarFundCampaign.
(Philadelphia,Pa.)
Lawrence,E.Hagen
ThiscollectioncontainstherecordsoftheGermanAssociatedNationalityGroup,a
committeeoftheSoutheasternPennsylvaniachapteroftheAmericanRedCrossthatleda
fundraisingeffortwithintheGerman-AmericancommunityinPhiladelphia,Pennsylvania,
duringWorldWarII,from1943to1945,aspartoftheRedCrossWarFundcampaign.
Includedareminutesofmeetings(12Marchto12May1943);invitationletterstomeetings
(July1943toApril1944);twoappealletters(1944,1945),includingrelatedRedCross
campaignephemera;committeemembershiplists;listsofdonorsanddonations;andtwo
clippingsfromGerman-languagenewspapers.(Viewfullfindingaid.)
H.H.Fickautobiography Creator:
Fick,H.H.,(HeinrichH.),1849-1935
Extent:0.13linearfeet(1box)
Thecollectioncomprisesascrapbookcontainingclippingsofanautobiographywrittenby
HeinrichH.Fick,aGerman-Americaneducator,writerandpoet,borninLübeck,whospent
muchofhisprofessionallifeworkinginthepublicschoolsystemofCincinnati,Ohio,and
whowasnotedforhisleadingofthetrainingprogramforGermanteachers,andhis
developmentofthebilingualGerman-Englishcurriculum.Hiscareertherespannedthe
1890suntil1918.Thework,entitled"ZwischenAnfangundEnde:meinLeben"(Between
thebeginningandtheend:mylife),waspublishedininstallmentsintheChicagoGermanlanguagenewspaperSonntagpost,notlongbeforeFick'sdeath,in1935.Ficktellsofboth
hispersonalandhisprofessionallife,andalso,attimes,aboutcurrentevents,suchasthe
assassinationofPresidentLincoln,theChicagofireof1871,andGerman-Americanfestive
occasions.Included,attheback,isanobituaryofFick,whichdescribeshisfuneral,inthe
chapeloftheSpringGroveCemetery,Cincinnati.(Viewfullfindingaid.)
HarmonieSingingSocietyrecords Creator:
Hammerstein,Max
HarmonieSingingSociety.
Hecking,Joseph
Herrmann,S.L.,(SamuelL.),1858-1913
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Huch,C.F.,(CarlFriedrich),1830-1914
Kunath,Oscar
LiedertafelderDeutschenFreienGemeinde.(Philadelphia,Pa.)
Moebius,Emil
Extent:1linearfeet(5boxes+3oversizefolders)
ThecollectioncontainstherecordsoftheHarmonieSingingSocietyofPhiladelphia,
Pennsylvania,foundedin1855,andoriginallyknownastheLiedertafeldesDeutschen
FreienGemeinde(LiedertafeloftheIndependentGermanCongregation);itchangedits
nametoHarmoniein1869,whenitreestablisheditselfseparatefromthecongregation.A
Women's,orLadies'Chorus(Damen-Chor)wasfoundedin1857.Therecordsinclude
minutesdatingfromthefoundingin1855untilDecember1918,withagapduringtheyears
1876to1885;acertificateofincorporationof1892;ephemerafromthelate1890s;a
scrapbookofnewspaperclippingsdocumentingthe50thanniversarycelebration,in1905;
correspondencerelatedtothe60thanniversarycelebration,in1915;anniversaryconcert
programs(1925,1939,1940,and1949);andseveralsongbooksusedatregionalsinging
festivalsoftheNordöstlicherSängerbund(1903-1957).(Viewfullfindingaid.)
HenryVoelcker,CatherineRabe,andFrederickMartinRabefamilypapers Creator:
Rabe,Catherine,1848-1943
Rabe,FrederickMartin
Voelcker,Henry,1842-1879
Extent:0.2linearfeet
Thecollectionconsistsof12letterswrittenbyHenryVoelcker,ofPhiladelphia,tohiswife,
CatherineVoelcker(later:CatherineRabe),overseveralmonthsduringatriptoGermany,in
1879,alongwithasmallnotebookcontainingadraftofanotherletter.HenryandCatherine
werebothGermanimmigrants,andthedestinationofHenry'stripwasDurkheim,Germany,
hishometown;hewasveryillatthetimeanddiedshortlyafterhisreturntoPhiladelphia.
Thecollectionalsoincludesadiary(partlyresemblinganautographalbum)belongingto
FrederickMartinRabe,whomCatherinelatermarried.Rabe,alsoaGermanimmigrantand
residentofPhiladelphia,wrotethediaryin1871whenhewaslivinginLawrence,New
SouthWales,Australia.(Viewfullfindingaid.)
Hilfsfondrecords Creator:
Grobel,Ewald
Hausser,C.A.
Heyl,Herman
Hilfsfond.(Philadelphia,Pa.)
213
Hoffmann,Henry
NationalGerman-AmericanAlliance.
TheHilfsfond,orReliefFund,ofPhiladelphia,wasaGerman-Americancharityforcivilian
warreliefthatwasfoundedon5August1914,justafterthestartoftheFirstWorldWar,
andremainedinexistenceuntil1925.TheHilfsfondinitiallyaimedtoassistwidowsand
orphansofGermanandAustrian-Hungariansoldierskilledinthewar.Aftertheentranceof
theUnitedStatesintothewar,itfocusedonaidtoprisonersofwarinternedintheUnited
StatesandCanada;andinthepostwarperioditprovidedhumanitarianreliefinGermany,
withspecialattentiontotheplightofchildren.DuringWorldWarI,theHilfsfondhadclose
tiestotheNationalGerman-AmericanAlliance.Someofitsleaderswerealsoactive
membersoftheGermanSocietyofPennsylvania.Inthe1920stheHilfsfondworkedin
cooperationwiththeAmericanFriendsServiceCommittee.Therecordsincludeminute
books,fromthefoundinguntilApril1925;treasurer'srecords,1914to1916;andephemera
suchasappeallettersandprogramsforfundraisingevents.(Viewfull
JamesE.GibsonmanuscriptonBodoOtto
Creator:
Gibson,JamesE.,(JamesEdgar)
Haussmann,CarlFrederick,1871-
Extent:05linearfeet(1folder)
Thecollectioncomprisesasignedtypescriptofapaper(12leaves)presentedbyJamesE.
GibsonattheannualmeetingoftheMontgomeryCountyHistoricalSocietyatNorristown,
Pennsylvania,in1935,ontheGerman-bornphysicianBodoOtto,whoservedatValley
ForgeduringtheRevolutionaryWar.ThepaperprecededGibson'sbookonOtto,whichwas
publishedin1937.AlsoincludedisanewspaperclippingofaGerman-languagearticleon
BodoOttobyCarlFrederickHaussmann,publishedinthePhiladelphiaGazette-Democrat,in
1937,whichwasbasedonGibson'smaterial.(Viewfullfindingaid.)
JohnF.Ballierpapers Creator:
Ballier,JohnF.(JohnFrederick),1815-1893
ThecollectionprimarilyincludesrecordsrelatedtotheCivilWarserviceofJohnF.Ballier,
includingcorrespondence,guardreports,musterrolls,militaryorders,andotherpapers
pertainingtothe21standthe98thRegimentsofPennsylvaniaVolunteers,whichBallier
commanded.OtherpapersofBallierincludeahandwrittencopyofaresolutionofthe
NationalGuardofPennsylvania,ThirdRegiment,acknowledgingBallier'sretirementin
1876;andapersonalscrapbookofcorrespondence,memorabilia,ephemera,andclippings
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documentinghisCivilWarserviceaswellasothereventsthroughouthislife.Manyitemsin
thescrapbookrelatetoGerman-AmericansocietiesandfestivitiesinPhiladelphia.Also
includedarerecordsofdischargesandpaymentstoveteransofregimentsinPennsylvania
andinotherstates;andavolumeentitledPennsylvaniaMilitiaLegioncashbook.(Viewfull
findingaid.)
KarlOscarHuggpapers Creator:
Hugg,KarlOscar,1894-1992
Thiscollectionprimarilyconsistsof187photographsthatdocumentKarlOscarHugg’s
activitiesasaWorldWarIpilotforGermany.Beforeandafterthewarhestudiedtobean
operasinger,andtwoconcertprogramsforeventshesangatareincluded.In1923,Hugg
immigratedtotheUnitedStates,whereheworkedasatoolanddiemaker.In1942hewas
facedwithpossibledenaturalizationoversomepro-Germanstatementshemade.The
collectionincludesnewsclippingsfromhisdenaturalizationtrialin1942to1943,aswellas
otherbiographicalinformation.(Viewfullfindingaid.)
KarlT.Marxpapers Creator:
Marx,KarlT.,1902-1997
Extent:1linearfeet(5boxes+1oversizefolder)
ThiscollectiondocumentstheactivitiesofKarlT.Marxanditspanstheyears1930to1984
withthebulkofthematerialsdatingfrom1939to1983.HewasaGermanimmigrantwho
wasemployedinthetextileindustryandwasalsoaprolificwriterintheGermanand
Englishlanguagesonavarietyofsubjects.Someofhiswritingsdealwithtechnicalissues
relatedtothetextileindustry.Otherwritingsincludeaphorisms,proseandarticlesrelated
tohisinterestinGerman-Americanhistory.DuringWorldWarII,hecollectedpolitical
cartoonsrelatedtothewarfromvariousnewspapersthatarearrangedintwoscrapbooks.
Thecollectionalsoincludescorrespondence,clippings,photographs,ephemera,andfilms.
Krutzkefamilypapers Creator:
Krutzke,HerbertFritz,1888-1969
Krutzke,Louise,1898-1987
Krutzky,Maria,1881-1959
Thiscollectionconsistsofcorrespondence,photographsandmemorabiliafromtheKrutzke
(Krutzky)family.ThecorrespondenceismostlyaddressedtoHerbertKrutzkeandhiswife,
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Luise(Louise)Krutzke(néeGreger),GermanAmericanswhocamefromEastPrussiaand
livedinPhiladelphia,Pennsylvania.Thecorrespondentsarefamilymembersandseveral
friendslivinginGermany.Thecorrespondencefallsintotwotimeperiods,1911to1934and
1948to1969.Thememorabiliaincludesanartwork,partlysewn,withahandwrittentext,
createdbyaGermanchildinschool,inthe1860sorearly1870s.(Viewfullfindingaid.)
LadiesSocialClubofthePhiladelphiaRifleClubminutebooks Creator:
LadiesSocialClubofthePhiladelphiaRifleClub.
Naegele,Katharina
Steeb,Lee
ThiscollectionscomprisesthreeminutebooksoftheLadiesSocialClubofthePhiladelphia
RifleClub,whichwasfounded12February1914,withtheaimofholdingsocialeventsand
assistingthePhiladelphiaRifleClub(PhiladelphiaSchützen-Verein),aGerman-American
societythatdatedbackto1846.TheLadiesSocialClubalsomadecharitabledonations.It
heldmeetingsattheclubhouseoftheRifleClubinSchuetzenParknearTaborStation,at
theedgeoftheOlneyneighborhoodofPhiladelphia.Theextantminutescovertwoperiods,
1914to1944,and1959to1971.Loosecorrespondencefoundwiththeminutebooksdates
toaslateas1982.(Viewfullfindingaid.)
LadiesSocietyofthePhiladelphiaTurners.Records Creator:
Herold,Lucy
LadiesSocietyofthePhiladelphiaTurners.
ThiscollectioncomprisestwovolumesofrecordsoftheLadiesSociety(Damen-Verein),or
women'sauxiliary,ofthePhiladelphiaTurners.Theparentclub,whichwasknownuntilthe
late1930sasthePhiladelphiaTurngemeinde,wasoneoftheoldestGerman-American
Turner,orgymnasticsclubsintheUnitedStates,foundedin1849.TheLadiesSocietywas
foundedon5September1877toassisttheTurngemeinde.Thesepartialrecordsofthe
LadiesSocietyarefromtwodifferentperiods.Thefirstvolumeisaledgerrecording
memberinformationandduespaidfrom1933to1938.Thesecondvolumeisacashbook
keptfrom1954to1959.Inthe1950stheLadiesSocietymainlyheldsocialeventssuchas
cardparties,dessertparties,picnics,anddinners;andbesidessupportingtheTurngemeinde
itpartlyhadageneralcharitablepurpose.(Viewfullfindingaid.)
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LibertyLoanCommitteeofAmericansofGermanBirthorDescentrecords Creator:
LibertyLoanCommitteeofAmericansofGermanBirthorDescent.(Philadelphia,Pa.)
Schmidt,LouisH.
Extent:0.21linearfeet(1box+6posters+1oversizefolder)
ThiscollectioncontainstherecordsoftheLibertyLoanCommitteeofAmericansofGerman
BirthorDescent,acommitteethatcoordinatedthecampaignforthepurchaseofLiberty
BondsamongGermanAmericansinPhiladelphia,Pennsylvania,in1918,duringtheFirst
WorldWar.LibertyBondswereissuedbytheUnitedStatesgovernmenttofinancethe
Americanwareffort.TheserecordswerekeptbyLouisH.Schmidt,treasurerofthe
Committee,andpertainmainlytotheThirdandFourthLibertyLoans,withinclusionofa
fewsubscriptionlistsrelatedtothefifthloan,issuedin1919andknownastheVictory
LibertyLoan.Thecollectioncontainscorrespondence,subscriptionforms,listsof
subscribers,reports,clippings,andephemera,includingLibertyLoanvolunteerbuttonsand
sixposterspromotingthepurchaseofLibertyBonds.(Viewfullfindingaid.)
Männerchorrecords Creator:
Männerchor.(Philadelphia,Pa.)
Schmidt,HerbertR.,1914-2011
Extent:0.13linearfeet(2boxes+3folders)
Thissmallcollectioncomprisesacharter,ephemera,photographs,andmemorabiliarelated
totheMännerchor,thefirstGerman-AmericansingingsocietyintheUnitedStates,founded
inPhiladelphia,Pennsylvania,15December1835.Thespecificitemsincludetheoriginal
handwrittencharter,signedby13members,inMarch1868;asummerseasonconcert
programfrom1887;abannerdedicatedtothesocietyin1925fromitswomen'schorus
(Damenchor);theprogramandmenuforthe100thanniversarycelebrationin1935,along
withaminiaturesouvenirbannerdedicatedtotheMännerchoronthatoccasion,bythe
VereinigtenSängervonBaltimore(UnitedSingersofBaltimore);andtwophotographstaken
attheMännerchor's150thanniversarycelebration,in1985,onwhichoccasionthesociety
wasofficiallydissolved,accordingtoanoteontheversoofoneofthephotographs,signed
byHerbertSchmidt,oneofthelastactivemembers.(Viewfullfindingaid.)
MaxHeinricimanuscriptandphotographs Creator:
Heinrici,Max
ThecollectioncontainsanunpublishedmanuscriptbyMaxHeinrici,andseveral
photographsofhiminhislateryears.Themanuscript(approximately460leaves)tellsthe
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historyoftheGermanSocietyofPennsylvaniafrom1915to1935,andwasintendedasa
continuationofanearlierhistoryoftheSocietythatHeinricihadpublishedin1917,coauthoredbyOswaldSeidensticker.ItincludesbiographicalsketchesofprominentSociety
leaders,andlistsofitsofficersandboardofdirectorsfortheperiod.Thetextgives
perspectivesontheexperiencesofGermanAmericansintheeraoftheFirstWorldWar,
andcontainsmaterialoncharitablereliefworkcarriedonbyGermanAmericansin
PhiladelphiatobenefitGermanyandAustria-Hungaryduringandafterthewar.(Viewfull
findingaid.)
NationalGerman-AmericanAlliancerecords Creator:
Cronau,Rudolf,1855-1939
Hexamer,C.J.,(CharlesJohn),1862-1921
Mayer,JohnB.,1864-1922
NationalGerman-AmericanAlliance.
ThiscollectioncontainsrecordsoftheNationalGerman-AmericanAlliance(NGAA;
DeutschamerikanischerNationalbund),afederationofGerman-Americanorganizationsin
theUnitedStatesbasedinPhiladelphia,Pennsylvania,thatexistedfrom1901to1918,for
mostofthattimeundertheleadershipofCharlesJ.Hexamer.TheNGAAaimedtofoster
fellowshipandcommonendeavorsamongGermanAmericans,toadvocateonissues
affectingGerman-Americanlife,andtosupportthepreservationofGermancultureinthe
UnitedStates.Thecollectionincludescorrespondence,reports,clippings,andprinted
ephemera.Thebulkofthematerialsdatesfrom1910to1918,andpertainstotheNGAA's
effortstoerecttwomonumentstofiguresofGerman-Americanhistory:onein
Germantown,Philadelphia,honoringthefirstGermansettlersandtheirleader,Francis
DanielPastorius;andtheotherinValleyForge,Pennsylvania,dedicatedtotherevolutionary
wargeneralBaronFriedrichWilhelmvonSteuben.IncludedarepaperskeptbytheGermanAmericanartistandjournalistRudolfCronau,whochairedtheNGAAcommissionthat
oversawtheplanningfortheGermantownmonument.(Viewfullfindingaid.)
OscarGuthmannfamilypapers
Creator:
Borst,Selma
Guthmann,Oscar,b.1894
Extent:05linearfeet(1folder,7items)
OscarGuthmannwasaGermanseaman,borninHamburg,in1894,wholaterapparently
settledinNewYorkCity.Thecollectioncomprisesa1921copyofGuthmann'sbirth
certificate,and6photographs,includingonethatisonapostcardaddressedtoaGerman,
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HansLüders,whowasinternedattheKnockaloeAliensCampontheIsleofMan,England,
duringWorldWarI.Anotherphotographdepictsasailboat,oryacht,namedJacinta,at
dock,andisinscribedontheversowiththenameandaddressofChaseAdamsofDearborn,
Michigan.(Viewfullfindingaid.)
OttoBrauchpapers
Creator:
Brauch,Carl
Brauch,Otto,b.1885
Extent:05linearfeet(1folder,7items)
OttoBrauchwasanimmigrantfromHamburg,Germany,whosettledinPhiladelphiasome
timebefore1917,andwasworkingfortheHamburg-AmericanLinein1918.Thecollection
of7itemsincludesanidentificationcardandinsurancefundmembershipcardrelatedtohis
employment;aletterfromtheUnitedStatesImmigrationService,1917;andthreeitems
addressedtohimin1919,fromhisbrotherCarlBrauch,whowasaprisonerofwaratFort
Oglethorpe,Georgia,andreturnedhometoHamburgthatyear.(Viewfullfindingaid.)
OttoWeldenliterarymanuscripts
Creator:
Welden,Otto,1824-1902
HandwrittencopiesofworksbyGerman-AmericanauthorOttoWelden(pseudonymofP.J.
Reuss),mostlyproducedatWelden'sdirection,withsomematerialinhisownhand.
Comprisestwovolumesofpoetry,threedramaticworks,andtwonovels.Includesworks
thatwerepublishedonlyinperiodicals;somemaynothavebeenpublishedinanyform.
PhiladelphiaTurngemeindecollection
Creator:
Fischer,Casper
PhiladelphiaTurngemeinde.
Schuck,LouisF.,1870-1933
Extent:0.17linearfeet(1box+1oversizefolder)
CollectionofmiscellaneousrecordsaswellasephemeraofthePhiladelphiaTurngemeinde
(alsoknownasthePhiladelphiaTurners),oneoftheoldestGerman-AmericanTurner,or
gymnasticsclubsintheUnitedStates,foundedin1849.Therecordsincludealetterdated
1900fromTurngemeindevicepresidentLouisF.SchucktotheAcademyofMusic;an
originalmanuscript(4leaves),dated1911,bymemberCasperFischer,tellingthehistoryof
theorganizationfromthefoundinguntil1899;andaguestregisterforeventsoftheclub
from1956to1958.Theephemeraincludeinvitationletters,programandadmissionticket
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tothededicationceremonyofthenewTurngemeindehallin1883andthefirsttwoleaves
ofthePhiladelphianewspaperVereinsundLogenZeitungfor20May1899containingthe
reportoftheTurngemeinde's50thanniversarycelebration.(Viewfullfindingaid.)
ReliefforGermanChildrenoftheLostProvincesofGermanyandAustriarecords Creator:
Evers,FritzO.,(FritzOtto),1886-1963
Heyl,Herman
HilfswerkfürdiedeutschenKinderindenvomDeutschenReichundOesterreich
abgetrenntenProvinzen.PhiladelphiaKomitee.
Hoffmann,Henry
ReliefforGermanChildrenoftheLostProvincesofGermanyandAustria.Philadelphia
Committee.
Stopper,EugeneA.,1885-1951
Thomas,C.R.Walther
Treut,Robert,1885-1953
RecordsofaPhiladelphiaCommitteethatsupportedReliefforGermanChildrenoftheLost
ProvincesofGermanyandAustria(HilfswerkfuerdiedeutschenKinderindenvom
DeutschenReichundOesterreichabgetrenntenProvinzen),aprojectoftheBerlin-based
GermanorganizationVereinfürdasDeutschtumimAusland(VDA;SocietyfortheGermans
inForeignCountries).ThePhiladelphiaCommittee,whichwaschairedbyPastorFritzO.
EversfromDecember1925through1928,workedincooperationwithRobertTreutofthe
VDA,organizingPhiladelphiashowingsoffilmsprovidedbyTreutthatconcernedGermany
andGermanculture.Thecollectioncomprisesfinancialrecords,correspondence,clippings,
andephemerarelatedtofourfilmeveningsheldfrom1926to1929,thefirstthreeatthe
MetropolitanOperaHouse,andthelastatthehallofthePhiladelphiaTurngemeinde.(View
fullfindingaid.)
ScrapbooksonGermanAmericans Extent:2linearfeet(5boxes)
EightscrapbooksofnewspaperclippingsrelatedtoGermanAmericansandGermanAmericanissues,datingfrom1885to1943,andconcentratedintheperiod1905to1938.
MostoftheclippingsarefromtheNewYorkerStaats-Zeitung,theNewYorkerHerold,or
theNewYorkTimes.Subjectsincludeinternationalnews,generalnews,politics,obituaries,
bequests,business,singingclubs,religion,andpoems.Theobituaryclippingsprimarily
coverprominentGermanAmericansofthetimeandsomeGermans.(Viewfullfindingaid.)
220
UnitedSingersofPhiladelphiarecords Creator:
Haussmann,FrederickW.,1868-1929
Hoffmann,Henry
Kuhl,Carl
Luedecke,Ernst
NordöstlicherSängerbund.
Säuberlich,Ernst
VereinigteSängervonPhiladelphia.
Extent:4linearfeet(24boxes+4oversizefolders)
ThecollectioncomprisestherecordsoftheumbrellaorganizationUnitedSingersof
Philadelphia(VereinigteSängervonPhiladelphia)fromitsfounding,in1881,until1926,
withsomescatteredephemeradatingaslateas1935;includedaretherecordsofseveral
regionalsingingfestivalsheldinPhiladelphia(in1882,1897,1912,and1926)underthe
auspicesoftheNordöstlicherSängerbund,anallianceofsingingsocietiesintheMidAtlanticregion.Thecollectionincludesminutebooks,financialrecords,correspondence,
membershiplists,scrapbooks,threenewspaperissuesrelatedtoSaengerfests(1897,1912),
andephemera,includingsouvenirprograms,admissiontickets,fliers,andsingers'badges
(1912festival).AlsoincludedaremanuscriptsinthehandofWilliamA.Haussmann,of
essayswrittenforasouvenirprogramof1912,andtherehearsalattendancelistofthe
Ladies'Chorus,dated1925.(Viewfullfindingaid.)
Mss.I–withcatalogrecords
MorecompletedescriptionscanbefoundinWorldcatorinthelocalcatalog:
(gsp.library.net)
GACMs.Coll.OversizeAA182.8
Schurz,Carl,1829-1906
RedegehalteninderTempelhalleinSt.Louis,am22stenJuli1872
[4]p.
GACMs.Coll.OversizeAA231
LibertyLoanCommitteeofAmericansofGermanBirthorDecentRecords,1918-1919.
1box(.21lin.ft.)
221
GACMs.Coll.AB74 Pennsylvanisch-DeutschesAllerlei,ca.1869-1883Scrapbook.
Scrapbookofclippings,mostlyinPennsylvaniaGermandialect.(photocopyavailable)
1v. GACMs.Coll.AC22.1
ScrapbookofGermanAmericans,ca.1869-1886.
1v. GACMs.Coll.AC54 GermanSocietyofPennsylvania
Humboldt-SaculaerFeier,1869.
1v.(1box) GACMs.Coll.AE19.1
GermanSocietyofPennsylvaniaScrapbook,1885-1895.
1v.(.08lin.ft.)
GACMs.Coll.AE19.2
GermanSocietyofPennsylvaniaScrapbook,1884-1894 1v.(.07lin.ft.)
GACMs.Coll.AE757 Tischler-Unterstützungs-Verein(Philadelphia,Pa.) Minutebookandagreements,1860-1867,1887-1898
1v.(360p.)+1folder
GACMs.Coll.AE1380
MosheimSociety(Philadelphia,Pa.) Minutebooks,1790-1791,1831.
4v. GACMs.Coll.AH1000
Schade,Anita,1869-1957 Scrapbook,1891-1957
2boxes
222
GACMs.Coll.OversizeAJ300
DeutscherEinwanderungs-undUnterstützungs-Verein(Cincinnati,Ohio)
Records,1856-1868.
1folder(10items) GACMs.Coll.AM1.1 Pastorius,FrancisDaniel,1651-1719
Respropriae Copyofmanuscript,madebyConstantineHering[Philadelphia,Pa.]
28leaves(bound),ca.1870
GACMs.Coll.AM1.2 Pastorius,FrancisDaniel,1651-1719
Deliciaehortenses,or,Gardenrecreations[manuscript] 29leaves(bound),ca.1705-1711
GACMs.Coll.AM4 Muhlenberg,HenryMelchior,1711-1787 Papers,1771-1856
2folders(5items) GACMs.Coll.AM625.2
Keppele,Henry,1716-1797 Familyrecordbook,1780-1843,
1v. GACMs.Coll.AM625.3
Hetzel,FredericV.,1870-1946
InformationaboutHenryKeppele,1937
1folder(1item,5leaves) GACMs.Coll.AM625.4
Keppele,Henry,1716-1797 GenealogicaltableoftheKeppelefamily,ca.1843 1item(1leaf)
GACMs.Coll.AM881.1
Hering,Constantine,1800-1880
223
AufwelcheWeisekanndieBibliothekderDeutschenGesellschaftgehobenwerden?
SpeechgivenattheGermanSocietyofPennsylvania,1870
1item(8p.)
GACMs.Coll.AM1050
Strohm,Richard,d.1915
RichardStrohmcollectiononCarlGaertner,ca.1904-1905 4items
GACMs.Coll.AM2059
Hulsbuck,Solly
CollectiononHarveyMonroeMiller(SollyHulsbuck),ca.1939
2items(2leaves)
GACMs.Coll.AM2171
Fick,H,H.(HenryH.),1849-1935
H.H.Fickautobiography,ca.1935 1box(.13linearft.) GACMs.Coll.OversizeAV510.2
Schwab,JohnChristopher,1865-1916
ThedecendentsofHenryMelchiorMuhlenberg. Genealogicaldiagramrecordingroughly800decendentsofHenryMelchiorMuhlenberg,
accompaniedbyanalphabeticalindexofnames. 1leaf(102x101cm)
1911
GACMs.Coll.AV1536
Huch,C.F.(CarlFriedrich),1830-1914
C.F.Huchcollectionofobituaryclippings,1905-1907
1item(9leaves)
(SeealsoMssIib,Box1)
GACMs.Coll.AX3171
Welden,Otto,1824-1902 OttoWelden(P.J.Reuss)manuscripts,ca.1860-1896
4boxes(.93linearft.)
224
GACMss.IIa---letter-sizefoldersinuprightboxes
Box1
AE78 GermanSocietyofPennsylvania.
Addressbookandformletters.1923.“InformationsundAdressen-Kontobuch,gehörendH.
Hoffmann.HandgeschriebenundeingeklebteVereinsadressenausderPhiladelphia
UmgegendausdemJahr1923.Enthältauch‘formletters’derDeutschen
Gesellschaft.”(originalandcopy)
AE81.1
LetterfromGovernorLeaderofPennsylvania,12November1957 AE81.8
FreebedsattheLankenauHospitalinthenameoftheGermanSocietyofPennsylvania.27
August1964.
AE81.10a
Originaltax-exemptionletterfromtheTreasurydepartment,31July1946.
AE81.10b
LettercontainingtheInternalRevenueServicetaxexemption,TreasuryDepartment,
Washington,DC.31July1946.
MemorandumcontainingbiographyofJosephHorner,giventotheGermanAmerican
CollectionbyGSPPresidentHermanWitte.3April1963.2copies.Unattributed[by
HermannWitte?]
225
PhotographofMayorWillyBrandtandliteraturepertainingtotheGermanSocietyof
Pennsylvania.1960.
AFa8 GeorgeDoll’scollectionbookoftheGermanHospitaloftheCityofPhiladelphiaandthe
GermanSocietyofPennsylvania.Pamphlet.“GeldercollectirtfürWeihnachts-Geschenkean
derendeutscheKinderamChristtag,1872zu1874”
AG70 PhilharmonicSocietyofPhiladelphia.
Constitution.Manuscript.1866.“(NewPhilharmonicSoc.Ms.)”
AG170
Huch,C.F.
GeschichtedesSängerbundesundMitgliederlistenderälterenGesangsvereinein
Philadelphia.Manuscript.Philadelphia,1899.
AG300
GermaniaMusikgesellschaft.
Statuten.Newport,1849.
AG434.3[?][or432?]
CommitteeofArrangementsforthe15thNationalMusicalJubileeoftheMiddleandEastern
StatesoftheUnion.Adressbook.Philadelphia,1857.
AG43810.
AllgemeinerSängerfest.PresseBerichte.Philadelphia,1867.
AG590.1
Sängerbund.GeschichtedesVereins.Manuscript.Philadelphia.Undated?[noteon
card:“changeto170”]
226
Box2
AM316.1
ProgramoftheunveilingofthevonSteubenstatue,Washington,D.C.,1910(missing?)
AM316.2
SteubenSingers.Centennialsouvenir.MadisonSquareGarden,NY,4November1927.
AM316.3
KorrespondenzvonBerndtvonSteuben,Obersta.D.
AM878
BiographicalsketchofDr.ConstantineHering.CompiledbyhisdaughterMrs.OdeliaHering
Pope.1907.
AM2067
CarlFriedrichHuch.
Biographie.
AM2069
Betts,N.H.
AbstractsfromthejournalofBishopChristianNewcomer.1935.
AM2087
Wirth,Dorothy.
ListofcemeteryinscriptionsatWaldeboro,BremenandWiscasset,Maine.
AM2169
Dohme,AlfredR.L.(comp.).
MemoirsofRobertDohme.Manuscript.1941
AM2221
Witte,Herman(GermanSocietyofPennsylvania).
InhonorofGerman-Americanwomen.ScriptoftalkgivenSaturdayJune4,1983atthe
Johannis-FestderHarmlosenattheCanstatter-Halle,Philadelphia.
AM2223
Wehmeier,Wilhelm,1898-
227
ThedescendantsofJohanHermannWehemeyers,baptizedJune24,1692inExeter,District
Herford(Westfalen).Horn-BadMeinberg,1981.Ringbinder.Repro.pp.4.
[→MainLibrary–Ref.Genealogy]
AM2224
Rosenkild,GertrudeKratzer(Lode),1917-
TheKratzerclan.45sheets.4.binder.MasonCity,Iowa,1979.
AM2225
Rosenkild,GertrudeKratzer(Lode),1917-
TheHarris-Suiterclan.54sheets.4.binder.MasonCity,Iowa,1982.
AN7030.3
DeutscheFreieGemeindevonPhiladelphia.Verfassung.Manuscript.[undated?]
[→SEEinManuscriptsI,free-standing:AG156.1&AG156.2Liedertafelderdeutschen
freienGemeinde]
Box3
AM1050
CarlGärtnercollection
Ms.Coll.9
GermanSeamen’sHome(folders1-7)
GACMss.IIb---legal-sizefoldersinuprightboxes
[ContainssomeoversizedmaterialsrelatedtoMss.Icollections(wherenoted)]
Box1
AE127
DeutscheAnsiedlungs-GesellschaftzuPhiladelphiarecords.
228
UnprocessedcollectionconcerningthefoundingandearlyhistoryofthetownofHermann,
Missouri.(Relateditemsareelsewhere:seenotesonaccessionsheettoAcc.2011-11.)4
folders
AE127.1
Huch,C.F.
“DiedeutscheAnsiedlungsgesellschaftinMissouri,”Philadelphia,December1905.
Manuscript.1folder
Ms.Coll.AE757
TischlerUnterstützungs-Vereinminutebookandagreements
Agreements,1887-1898.1folder(SeealsominutebookinGACMssI)
AJ410 PetitiontoCongressconcerningemigration,fromtheBaltimoreconventionofemigrantaid
societies,1868.Manuscript.1folder
Ms.Coll.AM4
HenryMelchiorMuhlenbergpapers.1771-1786.2folders
Ms.Coll.AM625.3 Hetzel,F.V.
InformationaboutHenryKeppele,1937.1folder
Ms.Coll.AV1536
C.F.Huchcollectionofobituaryclippings,1905-1907.1folder
(SeecollectioninMss.I)
Ms.Coll.7
JosephA.Heintzelmannspeechandclipping,1911.1folder
Ms.Coll.8
MagdaHeuermanncorrespondenceandmemorabilia,1901-1921.1folder
Ms.Coll.11 JohnF.Ballierpapers.Scrapbook:preservationcopies.(SeecollectioninGACMss.I)
229
Ms.Coll.12 ErnestineHochgesangSchaeferrecipesandmemoir.Looseitemslaidin.1folder(See
boundvolumeinGACMss.I)
Ms.Coll.14 MarionDexterLearnedpapers,ca.1902.1folder Ms.Coll.18 MemorialresolutionsuponthedeathofFriedrichWilhelmHaussmann.
ResolutionoftheAllemaniaGesangVerein.1folder(SeeboundvolumeinGACMss.I)
Ms.Coll.24 GottfriedFreytagbiographicalsketchofClamorFriedrichHagedorn,1872.1folder
Ms.Coll.33 FrederickW.Haussmannscrapbook
Ms.Coll.42 Frauenhilfsfondrecords,1914-1921,1924.3folders.(SeecollectioninGACMssI)
Ms.Coll.50 RecordsoftheGermanAssociatedNationalityGroupoftheAmericanRedCrossWarFund
Campaign,1943-1945.5folders(folders1-2missing?)
Ms.Coll.51 OttoBrauchpapers,1912,1917-1919.1folder
Ms.Coll.52 OscarGuthmannfamilypapers,circa1914-1940.1folder
Ms.Coll.53 JamesE.GibsonmanuscriptonBodoOtto,1935,1937.1folder
Ms.Coll.56Männerchorrecords(3folders)
230
GACMss.III---flatfiles(12x16”)
Box1
AA88 [OversizePamphlet]
Gerstner,FranzAntonRittervon.
BerichteausdenVereinigtenStaatenvonNordamerica.Leipzig:C.P.Melzer,1839.
AC76a[OversizePamphlet]
SomeaccountofthesingularbeginningsofPhiladelphia[Philadelphia:Carpenters'Co.,
PhiladelphiaChapteroftheAmericanInstituteofArchitects,1957]
GACOversizePamphletAC177
Philadelphia:thebirthplaceofthenation,thepivotofhistory,thecityofhomes.
Philadelphia:SheldonCo.,1904.[46]p.
Certificatesofmembership:
1.forAdamMelcher.27December1784.SignedbyLudwigFärmer,President.
2.forJohannFreund.26December1791.SignedbyFriedrichAugust
Mühlenberg,President.
3.forSamuelLehman.26December1793.SignedbyFriedrichAugust
Mühlenberg.
4.forCarlBirnbaum.26January1842.SignedbySamuelKühmle(Keemle),President. [AE5.2]
5.forJ.F.E.Siegert.30September1869.SignedbyWilliamJ.Horstmann,President. (Seealso,inGACoversize:CertificatesofhonorarymembershipforJosephKinike(Acc.
2012-01)andJohnD.Lankenau(2012-28),both16December1884,signedbyJohnC.File,
President.)
AE15.17
143rdStiftungsfestprogram.Philadelphia,1907.
231
AE81.2
Heuss,Theodor.
LettertoHermanWitte.1950.
AE1269.1
CannstatterVolksfest-Verein.GrosserMaskenball.Philadelphia,1886.
AE2022
UnitedStatesLeagueofLocalBuildingandLoanAssociation.Philadelphia,1896.
Box2
AE4050.9
UnitedStatesBrewers’Association.
9thspeechofthehonorarypresidentFrederickLauer,Esq.1882.InGermanandEnglish.
AG440.15-AG440.16
DreizehntesAllgemeinesSängerfest,1882.
Gesang-undMusikstücke:
4.Rohde,Edgar.“Sonnenaufgang,”HymnefürMännerchormitOrchester.Componiert
vonEduardHermes.Op.80Schleusingen.(AG440.15)
5.Frauenstein,H.J.“Frühlingshymne.”InMusikgesetztfürMännerstimmen,Chorund
SolivonW.E.Becker.Op.89.(AG440.16)
AG440.17–AG440.18
DreizehntesAllgemeinesSängerfest,1882
Gesang-undMusikstücke:
6.Stoltze,Friedrich.“DasdeutscheLied.”MusikvonP.Fr.Schneider.Zwei
Männerchöre.J.W.Jost.
7.Tschirsch,W.“Leben,Liebe,LustundLeid.”Op.63.Philadelphia,J.W.JostundSohn.
AG2410(OversizePamphlet)
Columbuscelebration.Souvenirprogram.Baltimore,Ohio,1892.
AK1 SpecimenofElliot’sIndianBible,fromthefirstprintingpressinthiscountry.Publishedby
AndrewBradford,Philadelphia,1719.
232
AM1.4
PastoriusDaycelebrations1939/1973.Philadelphia.
Photosandclippingofthe1973celebration–thefirstsincethecurtailmentofthe
celebrationsduringWorldWarII.IncludesremarksoftheHon.JamesJ.Davisrecordedin
theCongressionalRecordof1939.
Ms.Coll.AM625.4 GenealogicaltableoftheKeppelefamily,ca.1843.
AM883
Newspaperclipping:Dr.Heringholdsleadingplaceinpioneermedicine.Philadelphia,
1928.
AM1013.7 Scheel,Fritz.Summerconcerts.Season1899.Programs,clippings,etc.
Ms.Coll.AM1050 ItemAM1050.4Printedflyer:"Concert,Mr.CarlGaertnerbegstoannouncethefiftieth
anniversaryofhismusicalworkinAmericaonThursdayApril7th1904."Handwritten
emendationsinplaceanddate.ContainingnarrativebyJohnBuntingaboutGaertner's
musicalaccomplishments.[Note:Fortheremainingitemsinthiscollection,seeGACMssIIa
(letter-sizefolders)].
AN1090(OversizePamphlet)
Reichel,Rev.WilliamC.Friedensthalanditsstockadedmill,NorthamptonCol,
Pennsylvania:aMoravianchronicle,1749-1767.Illustrated.Nazareth,Pa.:[Moravian
HistoricalSociety],1877.
AT865(OversizePamphlet)
Amther,Ed.andWilhelmIssleib,ed.
Volks-AtlasüberalleTheilederErdefürSchuleundHaus.6.Aufl.NewYork:S.Zickel,
1868.
AV670.5
Freiligrath,Ferdinand.FestliedderdeutscheninAmerikazurFeiervonSchillers
100jährigemGeburtstage,10November1859.InGermanandEnglish.[Broadside]2
copies.
233
AV790.1
TelegraphischerSiegesberichtdesKönigsWilhelmandieKönigin.ExtrablattzuNo.8452
derWeser-Zeitung.Bremen:C.Schönemann,19August1870.[Broadside]
AV790.2
AufforderungzurVerpflegungverwundeterKrieger.Bremen:C.Schönemann,20August
1879.[Broadside]
AV790.3
TelegraphischerSiegesbericht.ExtrablattzuNo.8454derWeser-Zeitung.Bremen:Carl
Schönemann,21August1870.[Broadside]
AXB960.2
Specimenpages,“TheballadofLenore:byGottfriedAugustBürger:avariorum
monograph..../withasketchoftheauthor,anaccountofthesourcesofthepoem,notes,
andananalysis,byCharlesJ.Lukens.”TobepublishedbyJohnE.Potter&Co.Handwritten
note:“Publicationdeferredforadditionalmatter.Chas.J.Lukens,Phila[delphia],April9th
1870.”
Ms.Coll.17 GeneralF.Sigel’sRede[Broadside],Philadelphia,1863.
Box3
GACOversizePamphletAC54.1
CentennialanniversaryofthebirthdayofAlexanderv.Humboldt,
September14th,1869,atMusicalFundHall,Philadelphia.[program]
GACOversizePamphletAE15.13(copy2)
130thanniversaryoftheGermanSocietycontributingforthereliefofdistressedGermansin
thestateofPennsylvania:December26,1894.[GermanDay1894].Frontcover
detached.[Philadelphia:s.n.,1894?].Copy1isshelvedwithbooks.
GACOversizePamphletAE2028.1
DeutschlandueberAlles=Deutschland,Deutschland,firstofnations...Englishversionby
P.C.Kullman[musicalscore]NewYork:P.C.Kullman,[1916],c1914,c1916
234
GACOversizePamphletAG190.2 SouvenirprogrammeofthegrandmusicalanddramaticfestivalinaidofthePolicePension
FundAssociation,undertheauspicesoftheUnitedSingersofPhiladelphia,Academyof
Music...1893[Philadelphia?:s.n.,1893].2copies
GACOversizePamphletAM316.7 UnveilingoftheSteubenMonument:andcelebrationofthetenthGermanDay,Monday,
Aug.3,1914:souvenirprogram.
GACOversizePamphletAZ877
Thebridge.Hamburg,Ger.:Atlantik-Brücke,1962-1964.6folders
Acc2002-02 RalphLinwoodJohnsonmembershipcertificateinPennsylvaniaGerman
Society,1931
Acc2011-34 EngravedmapofPennsylvania:Canals,Railroads,ca.1826-1836
Acc2011-35 MassachusettsMagazineillustrationsbyJacobHoffman,1792
2items.EngravingsrelatedtoPennsylvania.
Acc2011-53 JosephHeinrichSchmittfamilypapers,1881-1889
Acc2012-09 WorldWarIpamphletcollection:DieWochenschau,27March1915
"Kriegsnummer"
Box4
GACOversizePamphletAG550
Fest-BülletindesNord-AmerikanischenSänger-Bundes(15thNationalSängerfestofthe
Nord-AmerikanischerSängerbund)Indianapolis,Ind.,2-24September1867,no.1-8
235
GACMss.IV--flatfiles(14x18”)
[ContainssomematerialrelatedtoMssIcollections(wherenoted).]
Box1
Ms.Coll.5
GustaveJ.Bischoffamilypapers,1703-1709,1854-1855.6items.
Acc1990-01 FrankGrillhonorarymemberawardinFairmountLiedertafel,1924
Acc2002-01 Brinkmannfamilypapers.1folder,2items.
Acc2011-01 CharlesSaakeGerman-languagetheatercollection,circa1888-1935;
bulk,1901-1911.2folders.
SeeNewaccessionsshelves,andGACOversizeBox2forotheritems.
Acc2011-21 KarlF.LutzphotographoftheKreuzerKarlsruhe,November1932
Acc2011-41 PhiladelphischeCorrespondenz,13August1793(no.236)
(Singlenewspaperissue)
Acc2011-42 UnitedSingersofPhiladelphiaoversizedephemera.
1item,1929,3copies.
Acc2011-52 GermaniaMännerchorgroupphotograph1935
Box2
Ms.Coll.15
UnitedSingersofPhiladelphiarecords.3folders.
236
1.SeriesIII.A.18thNationalSaengerfestoftheNortheastern
Saengerbund(1897).PhiladelphiaSonntags-Journal,
"IllustrirteSängerfestNummer."Preservationphotocopy.
(formerlypartofAcc.2011-60)
2.SeriesIII.B.23rdNationalSaengerfestoftheNortheastern
Saengerbund(1912).PhiladelphiaSonntags-Gazette-Beilage,
"SaengerfestSouvenir."(formerlypartofAcc.2011-67)
3.SeriesIII.C.26thNationalSaengerfestoftheNortheastern
Saengerbund(1926).Poster,"UnitedSingersofPhiladelphia,
Pa.,26.National-Saengerfest...Noticetovisitingsocieties."
Originallylaidinminutebook,11December1925to
7December1926.(formerlypartofAcc2011-54)
Ms.Coll.32
CollectiononAmericanCommitteeforReliefofGermanChildren,1924.
1item.
Acc2010-15
ConstantineHeringandCalvinB.Knerrfamilypapers.
Hering,Constantine."HomöopathischesErhöhungsystemoderdie
Polypathia..."3leaves.
Acc2011-11
DeutscheAnsiedlungs-GesellschaftzuPhiladelphiarecords,1829-1852.4items.
Acc2011-68
PhiladelphiaDemokrat,Jubiläums-Ausgabe,1907,newspaperissueof
21December1907,copy1.
Acc2012-03
Saengerbundrecords:Certificateofincorporation,1886.1item.
Acc2012-09
WorldWarIpamphletcollection.2items,ca.1915.
GACOversizePamphletAS726
237
Youthhostels:areportonyouthhostelspreparedbythesecondregionaloffice,StatePark
Division,NationalParkServiceunderthedirectionofMr.ConradL.Wirth,AssistantDirector
Box3
Ms.Coll.36 Hilprecht,H.V.AmSargemeinerFrau[manuscript],1902.1folder.
Ms.Coll.38 KarlT.Marxpapers.1folder.SteubenNews,1979-1983.
Ms.Coll.45 EugenandEmmaKleepapers.1folder.Matthesfamilycorrespondence.
2items.1853,1865.
Ms.Coll.59
Deutsch-AmerikanischerZentralbundvonPennsylvanien,Philadelphiabranch,records.
Oversizeflyer17-1/4x5-3/4".
SchoolCommittee-flyerregardingGermanculturepromotionalcards,with
textbyMaxHeinrici
GACOversizePamphletAG189.11 25thNationalSänger-Fest,NordöstlicherSängerbundofAmerica,
Brooklyn,NewYork[souvenirprogram],1922
GACOversizePamphletAZ886
NewYorkerdeutscheZeitung:illustrierteWochenschrift.vol.1,no.7,9(26Oct.,9Nov.
1928);andpartialunidentifiedissue,ca.lateSept.1928.
1folder.
Acc.2012-11 CollectionofnewspaperillustrationsofGermanleaders,1916.1folder.
Acc.2012-18 HansStengelcaricatures,ca.1917-1919.1folder.
238
Acc.2012-29 SesquicentennialInternationalExpositionPhiladelphiaposter,1926.1folder.
Box4
Acc.2011-40-a-1
GermanSocietyofPennsylvaniarecords:Miscellaneousoversize:
LetterofthanksfromtheStudentischerMadrigalchorMünster,1970
Acc.2012-19
DoraHeuermannposter,circa1907
Acc.2012-20
KatieBoyerfamilyandGertrudMoyerfamilypapers,1877-1892
Acc.2012-24
SatiricaldrawingofGermanyasPrometheusbound,circa1914?
Acc.2012-25
AugustusC.BournonvillelettertoGeorgeDoll,November25,1897
Mss.Oversize--(20x24”)
[ContainssomematerialrelatedtoMssIcollections(wherenoted).]
Box1
NoCall#
BärenriegevonSouthwarkTurn-VereinPhiladelphia
Photograph12x17
Geschenkanden[?]Turn-VereinEsslingen,n.d.
NoCall#
DieStimmedesVolks,UndallgemeinerBekanntmacher
Orwigsburg,SchuylkillCaunty,PA
15Juny1849.[photocopy]
Note:Theoriginalitemisencapsulated;seeGalleryBox1
239
AXB641
FerdinandMoras
GedichteundRandzeichnungen.TranslationsoftheGermantext
[fortheGermanSocietyinPhila]Philadelphia,1903
NoCall#
[EnclosurefromMartinLutherBible1776?]
Poemdated1877
NoCall#
GermanSocietyofPennsylvaniaArchitecturalDrawing[partmissing],[n.d.]
Note:Rolledandfragile.
NoCall#
GermanSocietyofPennsylvaniaArchitecturalDrawing,1888
Note:Rolledandfragile.
NoCall#
StadtratWindsheim
GrüssezurPastoriusfeier.1951
[Mssinoriginalmailingtube]
NoCall#
GermantaunerZeitung
29Sept1790
[Originalandphotocopy]
Box2
Ms.Coll.AJ300
DeutscherEinwanderungs-undUnterstützungs-Vereinrecords,circa1856-1868.11items.
Ms.Coll.AM2059
CollectiononHarveyM.Miller(SollyHulsbuck),ca.1939.2items.
240
Ms.Coll.15
UnitedSingersofPhiladelphiarecords.SeriesIII.A:18thNationalSaengerfestofthe
NortheasternSaengerbund(1897).Newspaperspecialissue:PhiladelphiaDemokrat,
"SaengerfestNummer,"22June1897.2copies.
Ms.Coll.22
PhiladelphiaTurngemeindecollection.2items:
DedicationofnewTurngemeindehall,invitationletter,1883
Clippingon50thanniversary,1899.2leaves
Ms.Coll.27
Austro-AmericanReliefSocietyrecords,1916-1942.Clippings/posteronSiberianprisoners
relieffund,1920.SeealsoGACMssIandMssIIblegal-sizefolders.
Acc2010-16
EdwardFaberpapers,ca.1870-1905.Playbills,1878.4items.
Acc2010-17
CharlesBormscrapbook,circa1860-1895."AnsichtvonEggHarborCity,1866"[print].1
item.SeealsoNewAccessions.
Acc2011-01
CarlSaakepapers,circa1888-1935.About9items,circa1894-1906.SeealsoNew
Accessions.
Acc2011-12
ArchitecturalproposalsrelatedtothePastoriusmonument,circa1911.
2items.
Acc2011-17
DerwahreDemokrat[newspaper],Lebanon,Pa.,5October1849.
Acc2011-22
CollectiononGeorgeWashingtonBicentennial,1931-1932.GeorgeWashington
BicentennialCelebrationCommissionclipsheet.No.7,1932(17x21-1/4").1item.Seealso
NewAccessionsletter-sizefolders.
241
Acc2011-31
DieterCunzcollectiononEggHarborCity,circa1863-1883.SeealsoNew
Accessionsletter-sizefolder,and1iteminGACMssGallerybox1.
Acc2011-68
PhiladelphiaDemokrat,Jubiläums-Ausgabe,1907.Newspaperissueof21December1907,
copies2and3.SeeGACMss.IVBox2forcopy1.
Acc.2011-70
PoulsonAmericanDailyAdvertiser[newspaper],Philadelphia.Saturday
morning,January7,1804.1item.
Acc2011-71
Kloss,Heinz,"NationalitätundBodeninPennsilvanien."Offprintfrom
PetermannsGeographischenMitteilungen1931,Heft1/2.2p.andaccompanyingoversize
pageofmaps("DerdeutscheSiedlungsrauminPennsilvanienalsnatürlichegeographische
undwirtschaftlicheEinheit/entworfenvonH.Kloss")
AB105.2
ResumeoftheevidenceofthePistoriustrial,circa1875
AG434.2
SiebentesallgemeinesSaengerfestinPhiladelphiavom13-16Juni1857/Seventhgeneral
SingerFestivalinPhilad.Pa.13tothe16ofJune1857.ZeichnungundStahlstichvonF.
Fuchs,activeMitglieddesJungerMaennerchors,publishedbyJ.Serz,No.409VineStreet
above4th,Phila.1item.Variousillustrations,oneshowing"FestzugderSaengernach
Lemonhill/MarchofthesingerstotheexcursionatLemonhill."
AJ390.4
VerordnungenfürdieVerwaltungdesEmigranten-Landungs-DepotsinCastleGarden,New
York,18May1867
Nocallno.
Unidentifiedsheetofengineeringdiagramsnumberedfig.ItoXXVII.Someofthelabels:
"Commencementofanorbit";"Circuitofreservoir&18orbitsabout1400acres,1000feet";
"Dominionofreservoir&55circuitsabout80,000acres"
242
Box3
GACAZ59 DiealteundneueWelt,hg.J.G.Wesselhöft.4.Jahrg.(1837),No.39,Sept.23.Seealso1.
Jahrg.(1834),complete,inseparateflatbox
Ms.Coll.44 GermanSocietyofPennsylvaniaForeignReliefCommittee.LetterfromDeutscheLigader
FreienWohlfahrtspflege,Berlin,totheForeignReliefCommittee,September1929,with
accompanyingletterfromtheDeutscheRoteKreuz,concerningamemorial(Denkstein)in
Berlinhonoringforeignrelief(Auslandshilfe),andthefollowingoversizeenclosures:1.a
certificatewithafacsimileimageoftheDenkstein;2.clippingofWolffsTelegraphisches
Büro,ErsteNachmittags-Ausgabe79Jg.No.2081,Berlin,6December1928:"Weiheeines
DenksteinesfürAuslandshilfe"
Ms.Coll.54 HarmonieSingingSocietyrecords,1855-1940.3folders,3items:
Actofincorporation,1892(folder1of3);ResolutionrecognizingHenryHoffmannasEhrenMitglied,1915(folder2of3);miscellaneousbroadside,datedStettin(Szczecin,Poland),7
July1649.InLatin(folder3of3).
Acc-2010-09 FrederickGeorgeSchranzpapers.DiplomaofFrederickGeorgeSchranz(1880-1950)from
TechnikumMittweida,KönigreichSachsen,fortheexamforelectricalandmechanical
engineering,dated17October1902.Seealsoletter-sizefolder.
Acc-2011-16 KathinkaSutro-Schücking.ErnestMordaunt:Novelle.ClippedfromBelletristischesJournal
(NewYork),1873.Note:Toofragiletobehandled;inneedofconservation.
Acc2012-01 JosephKinikehonorarycertificates,1884,1887.2items.SeealsoGalleryBox1
Box4 Ms.Coll.AA231
LibertyLoanCommitteesofAmericansofGermanBirthorDescentrecords,1918-1919
243
Ms.Coll.6
BerlinWallCollection:BerlinerMorgenpost,Sonderbeilage,[1963].
1item/folder
Ms.Coll.37 ErichUhlenbrockpapers.FirstAnti-SlaveryProclamationsketches
byConradJ.Linke.1folder
Acc.2012-02 FacsimileofReed'smap...ofPhiladelphia,republishedby
CharlesL.Warner,1870.1item/folder
Note:Breakingapartintofragments;needsconservationattention
Acc.2012-07 GermanSocietyofPennsylvanianewspapercollectionondeathofJohnF.Kennedy,1963
3folders.
Acc.2012-16 AmalieJordanapprenticeshipcertificate,1937.1item/folder.
Acc.2012-22 NewspaperfrontpagesonSpanishAmericanWar,1898.1folder.
Acc.2012-27 PittsburgerRepublikanerbroadside,circa1876.1item/folder.
Acc.2012-28 JohnD.Lankenauhonorarymembershipcertificates.1folder,2items.
Acc.2012-32 AnzeigerdesWestens:Sonntagsblatt(St.Louis,Mo.),24February1878. 1item/folder.
244
Mss.Oversize–GALLERY(24x36”)
Box1
Ms.Coll.OversizeAA182.8
RedevonSenatorCarlSchurz,gehalteninderTempelhalleinSt.Louis,am22stenJuli1872
(encapsulated)
AA201
J.B.Stallo’sRede.St.Louis,1872.(encapsulated)
AG310
AdressedesCamdenMaennerchorandiedeutschenSaenger,20August
1866(encapsulated)
AH3400.4
PlanofthelandsoftheGloucesterFarmandTownAssociation,1857.
InEnglishandGerman.(encapsulated)
Nocallno.
DieStimmedesVolks,undAllgemeinerBekanntmacher[newspaper],
Orwigsburg,Pa.15June1849.Hg.CharlesFrailey.Containsdeath
noticeaboutGeneralWilliamJ.Worth.(encapsulated)
Note:AphotocopyofthisitemisinGACOversizeBox1.
AC19.1
FairmountPark,Philadelphia[map],1869.18x26"
WithlimitsasprescribedinActofAssembly,approvedApril14th,1868.
800feettoaninch,asadoptedbytheParkCommissioners.T.R.
CallenderPublisher,NWCornerThird&WalnutStreet.W.BoellLith.,
312&314WalnutSt.&No.2DeySt.NY.Listinlowerleftofmap:
"PublicSquaresandParksinPhiladelphia"(withsquarefeet).
AM360.1a
TheEmancipationProclamation.PublishedbyF.W.Thomas,Publisher
ofthe"FREEPRESS,"418N.4thSt.Phila.Broadside,c1863.H.Sebald,
Engraver.24x19"TextoftheproclamationinGerman,titleinEnglish,
withillustratedborder,includingportraitofLincolnattop,andbanner
245
alonglowerborderreading,inEnglish:"Proclaimlibertythroughoutall
thelanduntoalltheinhabitantsthereof,Lev.XXV,V.X"[bibleversethat
isinscribedontheLibertyBell].(encapsulated)
AV750.2
MapofGermany,[1866].WithportraitsofGaribaldi,VictorEmanuel,
CrownPrinceFrederickWilliam,LouisNapoleon(center),Emperorof
Austria,MarshallBenedek,andArchdukeAlbert.Bannersonleftand
rightborderread"Prussia"and"Austria,"respectively.Librarian'snote
givesdateanddescription:"KartedesKriegsschauplatzes&Porträtsder
Herrengardisten-Vereins[?]."(encapsulated;21-3/4x20-1/2")
Acc.2011-19
MapshowingtheanthracitecoalfieldsofPennsylvania,withtheiroutlets
totidewater/preparedbyWilliamLorenz,chiefengineer,P.&R.R.R.
Co.,July,1875.58x71cm.(23x29")
Acc.2011-31
DieterCunzcollectiononEggHarborCity:"PlanofEggHarborCity,
AtlanticCountyNewJersey,"undated.Scale600ft.tooneinch.
LithographedbyTheo.Leonhardt&Son,Phila.,Pa.(60x25-1/2").
1item
Acc2011-39
Documentcommemoratingthelayingofthefoundationofthe
Niederwaldmonument,1877(31x20-1/2").1item
Acc2012-01
JosephKinikehonorarycertificates:GSPresolution,1884.1item
Acc2012-33
WochenblattdesN.Y.Journal,1872,1875.2items
Box2
Ms.Coll.AA231
LibertyLoanCommitteeofAmericansofGermanBirthorDescentrecords:LibertyLoan
posters,ca.1917.6items.30x20"
246
Ms.Coll.6
BerlinWallCollection.Poster,"9November1989"(UllsteinBilderdienst),[1989].4copies
Ms.Coll.35 EmilDoernenburgcollectionofFirstWorldWarephemera,1914-1920
Items29,57,58
Ms.Coll.58 NationalGerman-AmericanAlliancerecords.1item.
HenryBacon,architect.Pastoriusmonumentinscriptiononrearofpedestal.Revised
inscription.January9,1917.Submissionno.34.ReceivedbyArtJuryApril14,1917;signed
byArtJurysecretaryAndrewWrightCrawford,May31,1917.Latininscription.("Salve
posteritas,posteritasGermanopolitana....")Whiteletteringonblueground,41-3/4x106"
(whencompletelyunfolded)
Acc.2011-18
GermanInformationService,No.282-September23,ca.1914.Published
byM.B.Claussen,NY."VonBethmann-HollwegdeclaresRussiabroughtonconflict..."
Acc.2011-23
RandMcNallywarmapoftheNorthSeaandEnglishChannel,ca.1918
Acc.2011-24
MapofdividedGermanyfromPhiladelphiaInquirer,1961
Acc.2011-25
GermanHouseResearchillustrationsofimmigrationfromGermany,1988
Acc.2011-40-a-2
GSPRecords:PostersforGSPevents.3items,1964-1967
Acc.2011-74 GesangvereinFrohsinn.2posters,1913,1914.FrohsinnJuniorMinstrels.
247
ADDITIONALMINIMALLYPROCESSEDMANUSCRIPTCOLLECTIONS
Thesemanuscriptcollectionswereminimallyprocessedinthe1990sandwillreceivemore
completefindingaidsinthefuture.Adifferentnumberingsystemwasestablishedforthese
manuscriptcollections,manyofwhichhavesincebeenfullyprocessedwithfindingaids
availableonline,andhavebeengivensequentialMs.Coll.numbers.TheSchurz,Cronau,
Franke,NiesandKellnercollectionswerefromtheNationalCarlSchurzAssociation.The
collectionswithfolderlistsare:
100s
100Certificates
200s
202GermanSocietyofPennylvania
204.1GermanSocietyofPennsylvaniaI(1–8)
204.1GermanSocietyofPennsylvaniaII(9–)
205GSPMitgliederKarteiSponsoren
206GSPBindenundSchleifen
250Library
251Library
260LibraryofCongressonGerman-AmericanBooks(Genealogy)
300s
300CarlSchurzMemorialFoundationCollection
301CSMF
302CSMF
310CSMF(AndrewSteinmetz)
400s
401PhiladelphiaCollectionI
402PhiladelphiaCollectionII:PastoriusDayCelebrations,German-AmericanDay,and
EphrataCloister
403PennsylvaniaCollection
405GermansinAmerica
406GermansinAmerica
407GermansinAmerica
248
500s
501Deutsch-AmericanaI
502Deutsch-AmericanaII
503Deutsch-AmericanaIII
590GustavAdolfRoesler(48er)
600s
600Bismarck1881
800s
803.1WorldWarIPhotos
803.2WorldWarIPostcards
804Photos(Familien,Denkmäler)
900s
900FamilienalbenNachlässe
901FamilienUrkunden
902FamilieKrutzky
1000s
1010RudolfCronau
1020KunoFrancke
1040-1043KonradNies
1050GottliebKellner
DetailedInventoryofEachBox:
100s
100Certificates
Contents:
[Note:Thereisacomprehensiveindexwithinthebox.]
VariouscertificatesfromtheCommonwealthofPennsylvaniaandtheGermanSocietyof
Pennsylvaniatoindividuals
249
AcertificateconferringtheCommanderurkreuzII.ClassedesHerzöglichBrandenburgischen
OrdensHeinrichdesLoewensfromAlbrecht,PrinzvonPreussen,etc.,Regentdes
HerzogthumsBraunschweig.[SignedbyAlbrechtanddatedSanRemo,19April
1898]
AphotographcopyofacertificatefromFranzLudwigBischofzuBambergundWürzburg
(dated18April1791)
AbroadsidechartlistingthepeoplewhoweretakenprisonerinZweibrückeninMayand
June1849(duringtheRevolutionof1848/9)
200s
[Note:TheseboxeswereinadvertentlyoverlookedwhentheGermanSociety’srecords
wereprocessedasMss.Coll.1.Theyshouldbemergedwiththatcollection.]
202GSP
Contents:
ScrapbookfortheGermanSocietyofPennsylvania(announcementsforevents)for1962–
1968
204.1GermanSocietyofPennsylvaniaI(1–8)
Contents:
[Note:Thereisacomprehensiveindexoftheholdingslocatedinthebox.]
[Note:Thefollowingnumbersrefertonumberedfolderswithinthebox.]
1.DocumentsoftheGSP
1.1.“EineActe,zurIncorporirungderzurUnterstuetzungnothleidenderDeutschen
beysteuerndenDeutschenGesellschaftinPennsylvanien1781”(typewrittencopy
oftheoriginal)
1.2.Listof“TheFounderswhosignedtheminutesofthefirstmeetingofthe
GermanSocietyonDec26,1764”(typewrittencopy,doublesided)
1.3.“104terJahresberichtderDeutschenGesellschaftvonPennsylvanienfuerdas
Jahr1868”Brochure(Philadelphia,Pa.:HoffmanundMorwitz,1869)
1.4.“Nebengesetzeder[...]DeutschenGesellschaft.NebstActezur
Incorporirungderselben”Brochure(Philadelphia,Pa.:PhiladelphiaVolksblatt,
1893)(twocopies)
250
1.5.MemorandumBoardofDirectorsandMembers,17October1974
(Typewrittencopy)
1.6.By-Laws,1985(Printedbrochure)
1.7.DescriptiveListofthePublicationsofthePennsylvaniaGermanSociety
2.HistoryoftheGermanSocietyofPennsylvania
Varioushistorieswrittenaboutthesociety
3.Selbstdarstellungen
Printedbrochures
4.“AVisionfortheFutureoftheGermanSocietyofPennsylvania”
5.AllgemeineKorrespondenz/GeneralCorrespondence
ThisincludesaletterbyGeorgeR.SnodenaboutthepipeofCrownPrince
FriedrichWilhelmofPrussia.[Note:ThispipeisondisplayintheMainLibraryofthe
Society.]
6.Committees[ArchiveCommittee]
7.Anniversaries
Brochures,invitations,speeches,andotheritemsforthesociety’s
followinganniversaries:125th,140th,196th,198th,199th,200th,201st,203rd,
205th,207th,210th,212th,215th,222nd,227th,228th,230th,and232nd
8.Business
Includesreports,minutes,membershipmaterials,correspondence,itemspertaining
tothebuildingonSpringGardenSt.(includingphotos),andcashbooks
[Note:Theseitemsaremostlyfromthetwentiethcentury,althoughtherearea
fewitemsfromthenineteenthcentury.]
204.1GermanSocietyofPennsylvaniaII(9–)
[Note:ComprehensiveindexoftheholdingslocatedintheManuscriptsCollection,204.1
GermanSocietyofPennsylvaniaI(1–8).Thenumberingfollowsthisindexexceptwhere
notedbelow.]
251
Contents:
9.EventsattheGermanSocietyofPennsylvania
ThefilecontainslecturesonvariousGermanandGerman-Americantopics(held
between1925and1983)byDietrichDreyer,RudolfCronau,EduardLeonhardt,
WalterBloem,ElisabethRotten,ErnstJockers,AdolfKlarmann,FrederickG.
Mayer,HannsRehfeld,Carl-ChristophSchweitzer,WalterBlom,andD.B.Shumway,
aswellasasymposiumon“TheImageoftheGermansinAmericanFilmand
Television”(1978)andalectureserieson“TheGermansinAmerica”(1983).
9.2.Concerts
Heldbetween1927and1987
9.3.Theatre
Fourperformancesbetween1929and1977
9.4.Gedenkfeiern
ForBeethoven,PastoriusandSchiller
9.5.–9.8.Miscellaneous
10.GermanSocietyofPennsylvaniaTricentennial
Plusthefollowingitems(numberingsystemdoesnotmatchwiththebox
index):GSPPhotographs,GSPNewspaperClipping,GSPDiverses,GeorgeBeichl(newspaper
clippings),andBernhardMock(poemssenttoGSP),andabriefbiographyonandsome
lettersbyOswaldSeidensticker[Note:TheOswaldSeidenstickermaterialsarenotlistedin
boxindex.]
205GSPMitgliederKarteiSponsoren
Contents:
InformationcardsformembersoftheGermanSocietyofPennsylvania(ca.1989)
206GSPBindenundSchleifen
Contents:
Ceremonialribbons
252
250Library
Contents:
AssessmentsoftheLibrary(1972,1985)
Correspondence(ca.1889–1989)
IncludesaletterfromOswaldSeidensticker(1889)
SubstantialholdingsofthecorrespondenceofLidyPohl(Librarianofthe GermanSocietyofPennsylvania)andsortedbyyearforperiod1952–1969
CorrespondenceofDr.CarlF.Haussmann(ArchivistoftheGermanSocietyof
Pennsylvania)(ca.1940s)
NewspaperclippingspertainingtotheLibrary
ReportsontheLibraryfrom1888–1889
251Library
Contents:
ReportsontheLibrary(1914–1920)
ReceiptBookoftheBuildingCommitteeoftheGermanSocietyofPennsylvania
(1888–1889)
BillsandReceipts(1914–1920
252Library
Contents:
Pamphletsonvariousfundingproposals
BrochureontheopeningofthenewbuildingandLibrary(1888)
NewspaperClippingspertainingtotheLibrary
CollectionofPhotographsoftheLibrary
Recordsofacquisitions(ca.1960s–1981)
ReportsontheLibrary(1928)
ReportsontheLibrary(1982,1985–1987)
260LibraryofCongressonGerman-AmericanBooks(Genealogy)
Contents:
Acollectionofcard-catalogcardsforGerman-AmericantopicsintheLibraryof
Congress
253
CarlSchurzMemorialFoundationBox300-310 300
1.AboutCarlSchurz
ThreemanuscriptsonthelifeofCarlSchurz(authorsunknown)
2.CarlSchurzMemorialCollectionI(DocumentsabouttheCarlSchurzAssoc.)
a.BookletwithCertificateofIncorporationandBy-laws
b.Booklet“ImmortalValues”
c.InvitationtotheSixteenthAnnualMeetingtotheMembersofCSMF
d.LetterbyHowardW.ElkintontoSubscribersofTheAmerican-German
Review(March1947)
e.Lectures
f.Concerts
3.CarlSchurzMemorialCollectionII(DocumentsfromtheCSMF)
a.TheEvangelicalProtestantMovementinAmerica.Typewritten
manuscriptsonvariousissuesrelatingtoevangelicalProtestantsinAmerica
writtenbyJohnF.C.Green,Ev.CongregationalChurch,McKeesport,Pa.,
March1947
b.EvangelicalChurches
ContainsitemsrelatingtoSt.John’sEv.Protest.Church,Iowa, andSt.Stephen’sChurch,Newark,andUnionChurch
c.CorrespondencebetweenCSMF(Elkinton)andJohnF.C.Green
4.CarlSchurzMemorialCollectionIII(BooksandPrintedEssays) a.ErsterNational-KongressderAmerikanerDeutschenStammes. SitzungsberichteundErlaeuterungen(1932)(Printedbook)
b.MaxHannemann,DasDeutschtumindenVereinigtenStaaten. SeineVerbreitungundEntwicklungseitderMittedes19.Jahrhunderts
(Gotha:JustusPerthes,1936)(Printedbook)
c.HildegardBinder-Johnson,DerdeutscheAmerika-Auswanderer
des18.JahrhundertsimzeitgenoessischenUrteil(SonderdruckausDeutsches
ArchivfuerLandes-undVolksforschung,Jg.IV,Sep1940.Leipzig:S.Hirzel.)
d.ThePennGermania:APopularJournalofGermanHistoryand IdealsintheUnitedStates.Vol.III,No.2,October1914
254
301CSMF
Contents:
AprintfromFrankLeslie’sIllustratedNewspaper,3June1876,ofCarlSchurzgiving
anaddress
AmicroformimageoftheobituaryforCarlSchurzfromtheNewYorkDailyTribute
(15May1906)
Alargeprint(fromFrankLeslie’sIllustratedNewspaperdated27April1872)ofCarl
SchurzgivinganaddressbeforetheLiberalRepublicansinthehallofThe
CooperUnion(NewYorkCity)on12April1872
AlargecertificatepresentedtoCarlSchurzfromtheDeutscherGesellig- WissenschaftlicherVereinvonNewYork.Thecertificateissignedby
membersoftheassociationanddated8March1899.
AverylargescrapbookcollectionofnewspaperobituariesofCarlSchurz(15May
1906).Theobituariesarearrangedinalphabeticalorderbycityandthenby
newspapertitlewithincity.
ALettersPatentbestowedtotheGermanTheatreRealtyCompanybythe
CommonwealthofPennsylvaniain1904.TheLettersPatentissignedby
PennsylvaniaGovernor,SamuelW.Pennypacker.
310CarlSchurzMemorialFoundation(AndrewSteinmetz)
Contents:
[Note:Thefollowingabbreviationshavebeenusedforthissection:AS=AndrewSteinmetz;
CSMF=CarlSchurzMemorialFoundation.]
1.Manuscripts/Documents
1.1LetterAStoWilburK.Thomas,CSMF;20October1941
Sevenpages,typewritten;aboutlibrarycataloging
1.2LetterAStoA.E.Zucker,CSMF;28October1941
Fivepages,typewritten;aboutlibrarycataloging
1.3ReportAStoA.E.Zucker,CSMF;7November1941
Threepages,typewritten;aboutlibrarycataloging
1.4Handwrittennote[1941]
Aboutlibrarycataloging,withreferenceto1.3.
1.5HandwrittennoteandtypewrittenlibraryentryonpaperofAS’scompany
2.AScorrespondencewithCSMF(businessmail)
2.1.1940–1941
5March1940:AStoAmericanGermanReview
8March1940:WilburK.ThomastoAS
255
9August1941:WilburK.ThomastoAS
8September1941:AStoWilburK.Thomas
15December1941:WilburK.ThomastoAS
2.2.1942–1944
14January1942:WilburK.ThomastoAS
14January1942:WilburK.ThomastoAS
22April1943:WilburK.ThomastoAS
15November1943:WilburK.ThomastoAS
4December1944:AStoCSMF
8December1944:CSMFtoAS
2.3.1945–1948
21August1945:AStoCSMF
9September1946:HowardW.ElkintontoAS
24February1947:HowardW.ElkintontoAS
11December1947:HowardW.ElkintontoAS
24December1947:HowardW.ElkintontoAS
20January1948:GeorgeHansteintoAS
16November1948:AStoCSMF
400s
401PhiladelphiaCollectionI
Contents:
1.GermanSocietiesinPhiladelphia
Theconstitutionofthe“GermanPhiladelphiaBenevolentBrotherhood,” published1847
Variouspamphletsandbrochures
2.GermanNewspapersinPhiladelphia
2a.GermansinPhiladelphia
Mostlynewspaperclippings
2b.GermansinPa.,Photographs(ca.1945)
256
2c.SteubenMonument,ValleyForge
2d.EventsonthingsGermaninPhiladelphia
2e.GermansinPennsylvania(pamphlets)
3.GermanAmericans—Pennsylvania—Germantown
Variousnewspaperclippingsandpamphlets
4.German-AmericanTricentennial(newspaperclippings)
5.German-AmericanTricentennial(WZ“Philadelphiade”)
6.FreeLibraryofPhiladelphia(newspaperclippings)
7.deleted
8.PhiladelphiaNavalShipyard-MeyerWerft(newspaperclippings)
9.Photocopiesofpicturesofhistorichousesandchurches
10.DeutscheSchuleinPhiladelphia
11.SamstagsschulePhiladelphia
12.DeutscherPioniersvereininPhiladelphia
13.Philadelphia:Geschichte
14.BookCatalogMidlandRareBookCompany(Ohio,1947)
15.OtherGermanSocietiesinPennsylvania
16.GermanReligioninPhiladelphia
17.BrewingHistoryinPhiladelphia
18.NewspaperClippingsonPhiladelphia
19.Miscellaneous
Containsphotographcollectionsofvariousmonumentsandsculpturesin
Philadelphia
ItemsrelatingtoethnicheritageinPhiladelphia
Thefilealsocontains:
Abookcatalogfrom1893forGerman-Americanbooks:Verzeichniß
populärerdeutscherBücher,Lieferungswerke,KalenderundEinbanddeckennebst
Preislistederbeliebtestendeutschen,amerikanischenundausländischen
Zeitschriften(Philadelphia,Pa.:HenryWiedemeyer,GermanandGerman
AmericanBooks)
PamphletsandnewspaperclippingspertainingtoLankenauHospital
Austrian-AmericanReliefSocietygrandcharityballsouvenirprogramsfor1927&
1933
402PhiladelphiaCollectionII:PastoriusDayCelebrations,German-AmericanDay,and
EphrataCloister
Contents:
257
1.PastoriusDayAssociation,Inc.
ContainsaletterfromF.D.Pastoriusregardingtheplanoforganizationforthe
Foundationaswellasadraftbylaw
2.PastoriusDay(financial,general)
3.PastoriusDay1924,1929,1933
4.PastoriusDay1953
5.PastoriusDay1954
6.PastoriusDay1955
7.PastoriusDay1956
8.PastoriusDay1956(financial)
9.PastoriusDay1958(275thAnniversary)
10.PastoriusDay1958(financial)
11.German-AmericanDay(NorthBergen,N.J.)
Programsfor1956–1960
12.EphrataCloister,Lancaster,Pa.
BettyJeanMartin,“TheEphrataCloisteranditsMusic,1732–1785:The
Cultural,Religious,andBibliographicalBackground”(PhDdiss.,University
ofMaryland,1974
LetterfromBettyJeanMartintoDr.BeichloftheGermanSocietyof Pennsylvaniaregardingsendingthedissertation
DiversematerialonEphrata
[Note:seealsoAcc.2010-08foradditionalmaterialonAndrewSteinmetz]
Contents:
CategorizedScrapbooksofAndrewSteinmetz:
ACategorizedScrapbook(Photographs,newspaperclippings,etc.)of
historicsitesinPhiladelphia,Pa.(ca.1940s)
BucksCounty,Pa.(ca.1941)
Philadelphia(ca.1939–1945)
AScrapbookdevotedtonewspaperclippingspertainingtoFriedrich
Schiller(ca.1905–1907)
TwoScrapbooksdevotedtoLibraryCallNumbers(DeweyDecimal
System)
258
Contents:
1.FieldNotes—ThePennsylvaniaGermans[FederalWriters’Project]
Thisisalargecollectionofessaysfromvariouswritersontopics
relatingtoeveryfacetofPennsylvaniaGermanlife.Theproject
wasconductedduringthelate1930sandearly1940s.
2.Twopacketsofnewspaperclippings—“DeutscheinAmerika”
3.ManypamphletsandprogramstoGerman-themedeventsand
issues(ca.1930sand1940s)
4.NewspaperclippingspertainingtoGermansintheU.S.duringthe
1930sandWorldWarII
6.GermanAmericanMagazines(WorldWarI):
IssuesandEvents(NewYork),23December1916
IssuesandEvents(NewYork),17March1917
DerZeitgeist:TheSpiritoftheAge(Chicago),23October1917[testissue]
DerZeitgeist:TheSpiritoftheAge(Chicago),8December1917
DerZeitgeist:TheSpiritoftheAge(Chicago),5January1918
DerZeitgeist:TheSpiritoftheAge(Chicago),2February1918(2copies)
DerZeitgeist:TheSpiritoftheAge(Chicago),9February1918
DerZeitgeist:TheSpiritoftheAge(Chicago),16February1918
DieNeueZeit:TheNewTimes(Chicago),5January1924
DieNeueZeit:TheNewTimes(Chicago),13September1924
DieNeueZeit:TheNewTimes(Chicago),1November1924
DieNeueZeit:TheNewTimes(Chicago),13June1925
DieNeueZeit:TheNewTimes(Chicago),18July1925
DieNeueZeit:TheNewTimes(Chicago),25July1925
DieNeueZeit(TheNewEra)(Chicago),21December1929
7.HeinzKloss,“ReportonthePossibilitiesforResearchWorkofanAmerican-
GermanInstitute,”Philadelphia,Pa.,1937(typewrittenmanuscript)
259
405GermansinAmerica
Contents:
1.German-AmericanTricentennial(1683–1983)
Pamphlets,booklets,andnewspaperclippings
2.Tricentennial(1683–1983)
Aneventsscheduleandaspecialnewspaperedition
3.TricentennialConferenceattheUniversityofPennsylvania(3–6October1983)
AcademicConferenceProgram;PlansfortheAcademicConference; Brochurespertainingtothetwo-volumebookthatarosefromthe
conference(AmericaandtheGermans:AnAssessmentofaThree-
Hundred-YearHistory,eds.FrankTrommlerandJosephMcVeigh);
TranscriptoftheremarksofU.S.Vice-PresidentGeorgeH.W.Bushupon
theTricentennialofGermanImmigrationtoAmericagivenatKrefeld CivicCenter,Krefeld,Germany,25June1983;Photocopiesofnewspaper
articlesregardingtheTricentennialcelebration
4.DeutscheinPhiladelphiaundPhiladelphiaSeemannsheim
Variousphotographs,correspondence,andpamphlets
5.Kirchen
Pamphlets,booklets,andphotographsofvariouschurches(especiallytheZion
ChurchinBaltimore)
6.TheU.S.Bicentennial(Dr.BeichlandH.Kohl)
Booklet
7.Vereine
a.RheinpfälzerUnterstützungs-Verein25thanniversary(1885–1910)book
b.Phila.Schützen-Verein60thAnniversary(1846–1906)book
c.Konditor-Verein(cakebakers)50thanniversary(1872–1922)book
d.Miscellaneousitems
8.Auswanderung,Einwanderung(EllisIsland)
ArticlefromAmerikaWoche(22November1997)
9.Christmas
VariousessaysandnewspaperclippingspertainingtoGermanChristmas
traditions
10.Christmas,DeutscheWeihnachten
VariousessaysandnewspaperclippingspertainingtoGermanChristmas
traditions
11.AdolfKolpingSociety
260
BooksandpamphletsontheAdolfKolpingSociety,plusaprogramtothe
CatholicKolpingSocietyofAmericaNationalConvention(Philadelphia,2–5
September1966)
406GermansinAmerica
Contents:
1.DeutscheSchulen
2.ThePennsylvaniaGermanSociety
DerReggeboge(variousissuesbetween1966–1997)
Variousitems
3.ValleyForge
Parkpamphletsandphotographs
4.Rittenhouse
Manyphotographs
5.GedichteundLieder
Fourbooks
6.Oktoberfest
Anessayandnewspaperarticle
7.UniversityofPennsylvania,TempleUniversity,andWesternReserve University(Cleveland,Ohio)
Miscellaneouspublications
8.GermanSocietyofPennsylvanialettersandreports(ca.1970–1972)
9.Musik(Lieder)—Program
10.Gesangsvereine(TwoPacketsofprograms)
407GermansinAmerica
Contents:
1.Germantown
Photographs(ofthePastoriusMonument,HackerHouse,and
CongressionalHearingontheMonumentatGermantown
Variousanniversaryprograms
2.Schlaraffia
3.HumboldtLodge,HermannLodge,andGermaniaLodge
4.TheDeliusSociety
5.DeutschesHaus(Chicago)andTheGermanSocietyofNewYork
6.CannstatterVolksfest-Verein
261
7.DeutscheVereine
IncludesitemsforZion’sLutherverein,TheConcordSociety,Der
DeutschePionier-Verein,Austrian-AmericanSociety,andThe
PennsylvaniaGermanFolkloreSociety
8.DeutscheZeitungenindenUSA
PaymentreceiptsforvariousGerman-Americannewspapers
9.GermanDay
10.GermantownPamphlets
500s
501Deutsch-AmericanaI
[Note:Mostoftheindividualfilesarenumbered.However,thenumbersarenotinorder
becausethematerialswerereorderedintothefollowingsub-headings:“WWIandPost,”
“Nazi-Literature,”“WWIIandPost,”and“GermansinAmericabyRegions.”Furthermore,
somenumbersaremissingbecausecertainfilesweremovedtoothercollectionheadings.
Thefilenumbersareincludedheretofacilitatesearchingwithinthevarioussub-headings.]
Sub-heading:WWIandPost
Nr.43.WorldWarI—LecturesandEssaysonWWI
Nr.1.DeutschwehrPublications(1914–1916)
TheseitemshavebeendigitizedbyVillanovaUniversityandcanbe
viewedhere:http://digital.library.villanova.edu/Item/vudl:428066
Nr.2.DidacticLiterature—FrenchOccupationofRuhrandRhineDistricts
Thecollectionconsistsprimarilyofspecialprintingsfromvarious
newspapers.Thecollectionisnotableforitsinflammatorytexts
andracialcaricaturingofFrenchtroops,especiallyblacksoldiers.
Nr.3.DidacticLiterature—Germany’sEconomicSituation,PostWorldWarI
Nr.4.DidacticLiterature—WorldWarI
Nr.5.DidacticLiterature—WorldWarI—German-AmericanLiteraryDefense
Committee
Nr.7.FichteAssociation(Fichte-Bund)Pamphlets(Post-WWI)
Nr.34.NewspaperClippings—WorldWarI—PhiladelphiaTageblatt(1915)
[Note:InadditiontherearethreeunnumberedfolderswithliteraturefromtheWeimar
era.]
Sub-heading:NaziLiterature
Oneunnumberedfolder
262
Sub-heading:WWIIandPost
Anunnumberedfoldercontainingvariousitems(newspaperclippings, brochures,letters,etc.)pertainingtowartrialsandwarcriminalsofWorldWarII
Anunnumberedfolderwithanewspaperarticledevotedtotheeventsof20July
1944
TwounnumberedfileswithvariousitemspertainingtoGermanAmericansafter
WorldWarII
Sub-heading:GermansinAmericabyRegion
AnunnumberedfolderwithnewspaperclippingspretainingtoWernhervon
Braun
AnunnumberedfolderwithitemspertainingtoGermanAmericans
Nr.9.GermanAmericans—Iowa
Nr.10.GermanAmericans—Minnesota
Nr.11.GermanAmericans—Missouri
Nr.12.GermanAmericans—NewJersey—EggHarborCity
Nr.13.GermanAmericans—Ohio
Nr.15.GermanAmericans—Texas
Nr.15a.GermanAmericans—NewYork
502Deutsch-AmericanaII
[Note:Theindividualfilesarenumbered.However,thenumbersarenotinorderbecause
thematerialswerereorderedintodifferentsub-headings.]
Sub-Heading:GermanAmericanSocietiesinAmerica
Anunnumberedfolderwithvariousitems
Nr.31.NewspaperClippings—GermanFriendlySociety,Charleston,S.C.
Sub-Heading:German-AmericanSocietiesinGermany
Sub-Heading:Germanmiscellaneous
Nr.32.NewspaperClippings—GermanLanguageDebate(1918)
Nr.16.GermanLanguageInstruction
Sub-Heading:GermanAmericanBusiness
Nr.35.NewspaperClippingsandPamphlets—GermanAmericanBusinesses
263
Sub-Heading:GermanAmericanNewspapers
AnunnumberedfolderwithafewissuesofAmerica-Wochefromthe1990s
Nr.37.Newspapers—German-AmericanWorld,1970s
Nr.38.Periodicals—Butenundbinnen:NiederdeutscheHeimatbriefe,1938–
1939
Sub-Heading:Miscellaneous
Nr.20.HenriettaE.GarrettEstate—Documents,Certificates(Philadelphia)
Nr.21.HenryL.Yesler;Seattle,Wash.
Nr.22.Immigration
Nr.23.Literature
Nr.24.Music
Nr.26.NewspaperClippings—ArchitectureandArchitects
Nr.27.NewspaperClippings—FineArtsandArtists
Nr.29.NewspaperClippings—German-AmericanFolkArt
Nr.40.PrintingandPublishing
Nr.41.Religion
Nr.42.TheaterandOpera
[Note:Thesub-headingalsocontainsafewotherfolderswithvariousitems.]
Sub-Heading:DeutschesTheater
[Note:Thissub-headingcontainsacomprehensiveindexofitscontents.]
Thesub-headingconsistsofpamphletsandnewspaperclippingsfortheGermantheatersin
Philadelphia(1907,1929),Washington,D.C.(1960),NewYorkCity(1960);andWisconsin
(1938–1939)
503Deutsch-AmericanaIII
Packetsofnewspaperclippings(mostofwhicharesortedbystate)
590GustavAdolfRoeslercollection
Biographicalsketchesofthemainsubjectsofthiscollection:GustavAdolphRoesler:
Born31October1818inGörlitz.AttendedGymnasiuminGörlitz.StudiedinBerlinand
BreslauandreceivedaPh.D.TeacherinLuisenschuleinGörlitz(1839).EditorofLausitz
Chronicle(1843).TeacherofGermanandhistoryatGymnasiumatOels(1844–1848).Editor
ofweeklypaper(1848).ElectedtoNationalAssemblyfromthe16thSilesianvotingdistrict.
WentwithRumpParliamenttoStuttgart.Arrestedin1849andconfinedinHohenalpsberg
prison.Escapedwithhelpofhisyoungwifeon22February1850.FledtoSwitzerlandand
thenlatertotheUnitedStates.DiedinQuincy,Illinois,on13August1855.
264
JohannAugustRoesler:(FatherofGustavAdolphRoesler)
Born27August1778inGörlitz.EnteredGymnasium(1789).WenttoLeipzig(1800).
ReceivedM.A.degree(1802).Beganteachinginagirls’school(1805).Appointedtothe
GymnasiuminGörlitz(1809).MarriedLouisevonClauer(1816).Celebratedhis50-Year
Jubilee(1855).DiedinGörlitzon28February1862.
LouisevonClauerRoesler:(MotherofGustavAdolphRoesler)
Born1784inDresden.EducatedinFrance.OrphanedbyFrenchRevolution.Appointed
principalofLuisenschuleinGörlitz(1815).EngagedtoJohannAugustRoesler(March1816).
MarriedtoJohannAugustRoesler(April1816).Died6March1843.
Contents:
1. Printtitled“DerAbgeordneteRöslervonOelsverkündetdenWaffenstillstand.”
(Theprintdepictsaneventon18September1848inFrankfurta.M.duringthe
Revolutionof1848/49.)
2. Familygenealogybook,TheHouseofRoesler,1535–1932,byF.E.Roesler
3. Portraitof[Gustav]AdolphRoesler(1849)
4. PortraitofGustavAdolphRoeslerbyC.G.Jacobi(1835)
5. CaricatureofGustavAdolphRoeslerasacanarytitled“DerReichs-Karnarienvogel”
withthecaption“Singtwenig,sprichtviel,undlebtvonDiäten.”Writteninpencil
underneath[presumablybyRoesler]is“Dassollichsein.”
6. ThreeprintsofHohenalpsbergprison
7. PortraitofLudwigEmilRoeslerwhodiedat32yearsofageon25July1855while
onboardthesteamerGordonontheMississippiRiver
8. VarioushistoricalprintsofthetownofGörlitz
9. MembershipbookoftheSt.JohannisFreimaurerLogeOelsfor1848–1849(Gustav
AdolfRoeslerlistedasamember)
10. BiographyofJohannAugustRoesler
11. Miscellaneousitemsandphotos
12. AutobiographyofGustavAdolphRoesler,writtenwhenhewasabout16yearsold
apparentlyasarequirementforadmissiontouniversity
13. Newspaperarticleonthe150thanniversaryoftheLuisenschule,Görlitz
14. Abend-Zeitung:EinWochenblattfuerdasFuerstenthumOels,15March1850
15. DieGartenlaube,Nr.49,1862
16. LastWillandTestament,datedGörlitz,22February1842
17. AutobiographyofLouiseRoesler(Motherof[Gustav]Adolph).Handwrittenin
French.PlusthemarriageannouncementofJohannAugustRoeslerandLouisevon
Clauer
18. Variousletters
265
600s
600Bismarck1881
Contents:
1.AletterbyOttovonBismarcktohisformerpersonalattendantoffifteenyears,
AugustHilderbrand(datedBerlin,27December1881)
2.NewspaperclippingsaboutAugustHilderbrandwhenhelivedinChicago
3.NewspaperclippingabouttheBismarckletter
800s
803.1WorldWarIIPhotos
803.2WorldWarIIPostcards
Firstpartofcollection:Approximately150generalphotographsandpostcardsfromthe
WorldWarII(includingananti-SemiticpropagandaprintdenouncingJewishinfluencein
Americansocietyandeconomy,twopostcardsofAdolfHitler,groupphotosofsoldiers,
photosoftanksandartilleryguns,photosofeverydaytasksofsoldiers,manyphotosofand
onboardwarships)
[Note:Mostofthephotographshaveextensivenotesofidentificationattachedtothem.]
Secondpartofcollection:Postcardsseparatedbylocation.Thecompletelistingisas
follows:Göttingen,Switzerland,BadHomburgv.d.H.,Saarland,Frankfurta.M.,Eisenach,
Berlin,Berlin(BotanischerGarten),Rothenburgo.T.,Braunschweig,Goslara.Harz,Dresden
(2),Strassburg,Paris,Wien,Hildesheim,andNuremberg
804Photos(Families,monuments)
Contents:
Variousfamilyphotographsandphotographsofmonuments(includingFranzSchubert
MemorialandNiederwaldMonument)andGermanorganizations
901Familycertificates
Contents:
Theboxcontainscertificatesforvariousindividuals(ca.1888–1920),anelementaryschool
diploma,amarriagecertificate,andthreebaptismalcertificates.
266
1010RudolfCronauCollection
Biographicalsketch:
RudolfCronau:
Born:21January1855,Solingen,RhenishPrussiaDied:27October1939,Tarrington,New
York
Orphanedatagesevenandraisedbyanuncle,theyoungCronauservedasavolunteerfor
theRedCrossduringtheFranco-PrussianWar(1870/1).Afterthewar,heattendedthe
“Maler-Akademie”(AcademyforPainters)inDüsseldorf.Hebecameacorrespondentfor
thefamousbourgeoisperiodicalDieGartenlaube.Itwasinthiscapacitythathemovedto
theUnitedStatesin1879tocovertheFarWest.Hisnewhomeinspiredhimtopaint
westernlandscapesandNativeAmericans.Cronau’sgrowingconcernsovertheneedto
conservetheenvironmentledtohiswritingOurWastefulNation(1908).WhileinSouth
Dakota,CronaubefriendedSittingBullandinstructedtheSiouxChieftaininGerman.Cronau
alsobefriendedthescoutandfrontiershowmanWilliamF.Cody,aka“BuffaloBill.”Cronau
wasdeeplyinvolvedwiththeGerman-Americancommunity.In1901,attheConstitutional
ConventionoftheGerman-AmericanNationalAlliance,Cronauproposedtheerectionofa
monumentcommemoratingFrancisDanielPastoriusandthefirstGermanimmigrantsto
America.ThisproposaleventuallyledtotheGermantownMemorialinVernonPark,
Germantown,Pa.(10November1920).In1919,CronaufoundedtheSteubenSocietyof
AmericainNewYork.Inthe1920s,Cronauwroteageneralillustratedhistoryofthe
GermanelementinAmericatitled:DreiJahrhunderteDeutschenLebensinAmerika(Three
CenturiesofGermanLifeinAmerica).5
[Note:Theboxincludesaninventorylistofcompletecontents.]
[Note:Thecollectionisnoteworthyforitsdocumentsregardingthepresentationand
documentationofthecollection.MaxHeinriciprovidedextensiveresearchonthosewith
whomCronaucorresponded,andhedraftedbriefbiographiesoftheseandotherpertinent
individuals.]6
5ThisisbasedonthebiographicalsketchofCronauthataccompaniedtheCronauCollection
whenitwashousedattheWyomissingPublicLibraryinWyomissing,Pa.Thebiographical
sketchcannowbelocatedintheManuscriptsCollection1010RudolfCronauCollection,
Folder#20,“ResearchonCronau.”
6AletterinwhichHeinriciexplainshisactivitiesisintheManuscriptsCollection,1010
RudolfCronauCollection,Folder#10[NoTitle]andisdatedGermantown,Pa.,11August
1941.
267
[Note:MoredocumentsonthelifeofRudolfCronauarelocatedintheBalchInstitute
collection(nowpartoftheHistoricalSocietyofPennsylvania).Informationontheholdings
canbeaccessedat:
http://www2.hsp.org/collections/Balchmanuscript_guide/html/german.html
Contents:
1.–5.LetterssenttoCronaufromvariousGermansandGermanAmericans,
includingsuchprominentpersonalitiesasFritzKreisler,HugoMuensterberg, FriedrichAugust(KingofSaxony),andAdolfKroener(editorofGartenlaube)
6.LettersfromPaulJ.Pelz(architect)toCronau
7.LettersfromGustavLindenthaltoCronau
[Note:Lindenthalwasafamousbridgebuilder(HellGateBridge,N.Y.).]
8.ArticlesaboutConradKrez
9.ItemsrelatingtotheresearchofPeterMinuit
10.[NoTitle]
ResearchontheCronauCollectionbyMaxHeinriciwithalistingofletters
addressedtoCronau,andbriefbiographicalsketchesofthecorrespondents
“TheGermanFolksongimmortalizedbythreeGermanAmericanPoets”with originalmanuscriptsofpoemswrittenbyA.W.Hildebrandt,KonradNies,
AdolfHachtmann
LettersbyMaxHeinricidescribinghisworkonthecollectionBiographyofCarl
Schurz
“PoeticalcontributionstotheCronauCollection”
ConsistsoforiginalmanuscriptsofpoemswrittenbyJuliusRodenberg,
WilhelmJansen,JuliusWolff,PaulRoters(3poems),PaulLindan,Ernstvon
Wildenbruch,WilhelmBenignus,TheodorKirchhoff,FriedrichSpielhagen,
andtypedcopiesofpoemsbyothers(withbriefbiographicalsketchesof
eachauthor)
11.[NoTitle]
LettersbyRichardBartholdt(editor,congressman)toCronau
ArticlesandphotoofRichardBartholdt
12.[NoTitle]
ArticlesregardingCronau’sdeath
13.–18.EssaysonVariousGermantopics
19.TypedManuscriptofRichardBartholdt
20.ResearchonCronau
268
1020KunoFranckeCollection
BiographicalSketch:
KunoFrancke:
BorninKielin1855,KunoFranckejoinedtheHarvardUniversityGermanDepartment
(changedtotheDepartmentofGermanicLanguagesandLiteraturesin1897)in1884.
FranckeremainedatHarvarduntilhisdeathin1930andusedhispositiontheretopromote
educationaboutGermancultureintheUnitedStates.Franckewaswidelyrecognizedasthe
foremostculturalambassadorofhighereducationbetweenGermanyandAmerica.Francke
becameanAmericancitizenandcloselyidentifiedhimselfwithGermanAmericans.
Francke’smostsignificantaccomplishmentwastheformationoftheGermanicMuseumat
Harvard(todayknownastheBusch-RiesingerMuseum).Heconceivedofthemuseumasa
visualexperiencebywhichAmericanscouldlearnofGermanculturalachievements.He
remainedthehonorarycuratorofthemuseumuntilhisdeathin1930.7
[Note:Thereisanindexlocatedinthebox.Thisindexonlycoverssections1-25,whichhave
beenlistedunder“TheIndexedItems.”Therearethen12morefoldersandabook,which
hasbeenlistedunder“TheNon-IndexedItems.”]
Contents:
TheIndexedItems
1.
KunoFrancke:GymnasiumReportCard,Kiel,1873
2.
KunoFrancke:Diploma,Ludwig-Maximilians-University,1878
3.-15.KunoFrancke:Essays
Published,typewritten,andhandwrittenessaysonavarietyoftopics
including,amongothers,theVersaillesTreaty,thetreatmentofpolitical
prisonersintheRhinelandandtheRuhr,PresidentFriedrichEbert,thestudy
ofcultureinAmericanuniversities,intellectualcurrentsinGermany,German
culture,humanismandErasmus,theReformation,Germanliterature,
Romanticism,etc.
[Note:Section14includesaportraitofKunoFrancke.]
16.KunoFrancke:GermanicMuseum,HarvardUniversityFrancke’swritingson
themuseumandnewspaperclippings
17.-18.KunoFrancke:ArticlesforTheIndependentandHarper’s(1917)
VariousarticleswrittenbyFranckeforthesetwopublications
7Foranextendedbiographicalsketch,seeKevinOstoyich,“KunoFrancke,”inGermanyand
theAmericas:Culture,Politics,andHistory,Vol.1,ed.ThomasAdam(SantaBarbara,Ca.:
ABC-Clio,2005),372-373.
269
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
29.
KunoFrancke:Speeches
TwotranscriptsofspeechesgivenbyFranckein1912and1914
KunoFrancke:EncyclopediaEntryonCharlesFollen
KunoFrancke:NewspaperClippings
Clippingsfromavarietyofnewspapers;editorials,letterswrittenby
FranckeandaboutFrancke
Letters:
Fragmentsofletter,KunoFrancketoRoosevelt(presumablyTheodore
Roosevelt),1September1917
Letter,F.W.Taussig(Professor,DepartmentofEconomics,Harvard
University)toKunoFrancke,4August1919(Contuit,Mass.)
Typewrittenletter,CharlotteTellerHirschtoherfatherinDenver,30August
1914(Freiburg)
PoetryDedicatedtoKonradNies:Newspapercäälipping
GermanFolksongs
Approximately100folksongscollectedbyProfessorB.A.Eisenlohr
(Cincinnati,Ohio)andagraduatestudentassistant(WillibertMüller)in1930
fromtheinhabitantsofDresden,Baden,andtheBlackForestregion.[Note:
Thecollectioncontainsonlythetextversionsofthesongs;thereareno
audiorecordings.]Thesongsarewrittenoutonmusicpaperwithverses.
WillibertMüllerrecordedthedateandlocationofhishearingeachsongand
identifiedthenamesofthepeoplewhosangthemtohim.
Essay:AuthorUnknown
“WeltanschauungundStilimdichterischenKunstwerk.”Thiswasgrouped
withtheKunoFranckecollection;however,thehand-writtenrevisionsdonot
appeartobeFrancke’s.
KunoFrancke:Manuscriptdrafts
DraftsofvariouswritingsandlecturespertainingtotheGermansand
WorldWarI(typewrittenandhandwritten)
HugoMünsterbergLetter
Typewrittenletter,HugoMünsterbergtoKunoFrancke,6February1915
(Cambridge,Mass.)
KunoFrancke:Newspaperclippings
KunoFrancke:Essay
“DiegeistigenFrüchtedesWeltkrieges”(typewrittenmanuscript)
KunoFrancke:TheodoreRoosevelt
Anadvanceproofofessay“TheChildrenoftheCrucible”byTheodore
RooseveltwithaletterbyRoosevelt’ssecretary(J.Motricher[?])about
270
Roosevelt’sbelief,“ofthehighestimportanceatthistimeforAmericansof
foreignblood,especiallythoseofotherthanAnglo-Saxonorigin,toaffirm
theirsupportofthecauseforwhichtheAlliesandtheUnitedStatesare
fighting.”
30. KunoFrancke:Letter
Typewrittenletter,KunoFrancketoHon.RichardBartholdt,Committeeon
ForeignAffairs,Washinton,D.C.,28January1915(Cambridge,Mass.)
31. Letters
LetterstoFranckeinresponsetohisarticlewritteninAtlanticin1926anda
letterfromRichardBartholdtdated21January1915(Washington,D.C.)to
Francke(Typewrittenandhandwritten)
32. Letters
VariouslettersaddressedtoFrancke,includingonefromHugoMünsterberg
dated12April1915(Cambridge,Mass.)(Type-writtenandhandwritten)
33. KunoFrancke:Essays
Variousmanuscriptsincluding“IsaGermanRepublicComing?”(Typewritten
andhandwritten)
34. KunoFrancke:Essay
CopyProoffor“IsaGermanRepublicComing?”(Harper’sMagazine,1917)
35. KunoFrancke:BookManuscript
ManuscriptforabookonthehistoryofGermanculture(Hand-written)
36. KunoFrancke:BookManuscript
ManuscriptforabookonGermanculture(Typewrittenandhand-written)
Box1040-1043KonradNiesCollection
Biographicalsketch:
KonradNies:
KonradNieswasaGerman-Americanpoet,bornOctober17,1861atAlzey,RhenishHessia.
Hediedathis“Waldnest”CorteMaderonearSanFranciscoonAugust10,1921.Hecameto
Americaasanactorin1885andproducedhismelodrama“KonradinvonHohenstaufen”in
Cincinnati.AfterengagementsatGermantheatresinBuffalo,MilwaukeeandOmaha,he
leftacting,studiedEnglishatDenisonUniversityandbecameahighschoolteacherof
GermanlanguageandliteratureinNewark,Ohio.Hewasalecturer,journalistand
publisher,bestknownforhispoem“DieRachederWälder”(thevengeanceofthe
forests).”8
8ThisbiographicalsketchisparaphrasedfromMaxHeinrici’ssketchlocatedintheKonrad
NiesCollection.Heinrici’serroneousdatingofNies’sbirthin1862hasbeencorrected.
271
[Note:AbiographicalsketchofKonradNieswrittenbyC.R.WaltherThomasislocatedinthe
ManuscriptsCollection,1041KonradNiesCollection,Folder#10“C.R.WaltherThomas:
BiographicalSketchesofKonradNies.”]
[Note:FormoreinformationonKonradNies,seeRegineWieder,“KonradNies
Rediscovered,”YearbookofGerman-AmericanStudies34(1999):141–152.]
ThearchivalmaterialonKonradNieswascollectedbyC.R.WaltherThomasandcontains
muchofhiscorrespondence,manuscripts(biographicalworkonNies),etc.
Biographicalsketch:
C.R.WaltherThomas:
C.R.WaltherThomaswasanacademicwhostudiedinHamburgfrom1917–1923.He
beganteachingatDickinsonCollege(inPennsylvania)asaninstructorin1928and
becameanAssociateProfessorofGermanLanguageandLiteraturein1931.9
ThomaspursuedgraduatestudiesattheUniversityofPennsylvania,wherehewrote
hisdissertation(completedin1933)onKonradNies.TheSociety’sholdings
pertainingtoKonradNiesderivefromThomas’sdissertationresearch.Thomas
servedasthefirstpresidentoftheteachingfacultyattheCommunityCollegeof
Philadelphia,wherehewasnamedtothefirstfullprofessorshipandbecame
assistanttothepresidentoftheCommunityCollegeofPhiladelphiain1967.From
1967to1970ThomasservedaspresidentoftheGermanSocietyofPennsylvania.
Contents:
1.
Prof.C.R.WaltherThomas,KonradNies:einDeutscherDichterinAmerika
(Carlisle,Pa.,1933)(Typewrittenmanuscript)
2.
Manuscripts
KonradNies,“DerVerirrte:EinMärchen”(Handwrittenmanuscript)
KonradNies,“Rosenlieda.d.WeihnachtsspielRosenimSchnee”(handwritten
manuscriptofmusicandtextofsong)
9CynthiaL.Mackey,
http://chronicles.dickinson.edu/studentwork/1934/faculty/Thomas.html
FormoreinformationonThomasatDickinsonCollege,see“Thomas,C.R.Walther,”
Dropfile,DickinsonCollegeArchives.
272
KonradNies,“AndieMatrosenderAppam”(Handwrittenmanuscriptof
musicandtextofsong)
KonradNies[?],“DeutscheStädte:I.FrankfurtamMain”(Handwritten
manuscript)
KonradNies,“DerSpiritismusvonDr.CarlduPrel”(Handwrittenmanuscript)
KonradNies,“Storchgeklapper”(Handwrittenmanuscript)
KonradNies,“InderTheaterschule”(Handwrittenmanuscript)
Threecompositionnotebooksfullofpoetryandwritings
Variouswritings(Loosemanuscripts)
3.
NewspaperClippings
4.
Operationand“BedsideNotes”
MedicalchartforNies’sillnessanddeath
5.
LettersfromFannyBloomfield(1895–1898)andphotographsofKonradNies
6.
VariousItems
Includesacontractfor“Weihnachtsspielin4Bildern:RosenimSchnee”
7.
Variousitems
8.
Teacher’sCertificate
9.
Eidbrief
10.
BirthCertificate(Alzey)
11.
Memberlistfor“GermanischerKongress”
12.
LetterstoFriedaLiess
13.
AlzeyCorrespondence(Levifamily)
[Note:AlzeywasNies’shometown(locatedintheRhineland-Palatinate
regionofGermany).]
14.
KonradNies:CorrespondencewithLevi
15.
Prof.C.R.WaltherThomas—NotesofNies’swork
16.
CorrespondenceofC.R.WaltherThomaswithpublishers
17.
KonradNies:Collectionofphotographsandacompositionbook
18.
LettersfromClara
19.
EssayonNiesbyW.V.Elpons
20.
CorrespondenceRegardingC.R.WaltherThomas’sGraduateStudiesatthe
UniversityofPennsylvania(GermanicLanguagesandLiterature)
21.
C.R.WaltherThomas’sCorrespondenceRegardingNies
22.
C.R.WaltherThomas’sCorrespondencePertainingtohisStudyofNies
23.
Magazine:DieGlocke:IllustrirteMonatsheftefürLiteratur,Kunst&
Wissenschaft(December,1907)
24.-34.VariousPeriodicals
35.
NewspaperClippings
273
36.
ScrapbookCollectionofNewspaperArticlesPertainingtoKonradNies(ca.
1911–1914)
37.
SmallScrapbookmarked“Spiritistisches”
(Containsnewspaperarticlespertainingtoissuesoflifeafterdeath,speaking
withthedead,etc.)
38. ABookofPoetry
1041KonradNiesCollection
Contents:
[Note:Thefollowingnumbersrefertonumberedfileswithinthebox.]
[Note:Therearenofolders#1,#2,#23and#29.]
3.
KonradNies:Correspondencewithpublishers
4.
KonradNies:Financialnotesandtypewrittenmanuscript(withhandwritten
edits)
Draftsofpoetry
5.
KonradNies:Correspondencewithpublishers
6.
KonradNies:Typewrittencopiesofcorrespondenceincludestypewritten
manuscripts
“DasAugedesRaa”(German)
“TheEyeofRa”(English)
7.
KonradNies:Gedichtenewspaperclippings
Varioushandwrittenmanuscriptsofpoems
8.
KonradNies:Miscellaneousmanuscripts(manypoems)
Numeroushandwrittenmanuscripts
9.
C.R.WaltherThomas:CorrespondenceregardingOlgaKhripounoff
[Note:InabiographicalsketchofNies,Thomasstates,“Inthecompanyof
OlgaKhripounoff,ayoungwomanofRussiannobility,Niestraveledduring
1906inItaly,Palestine,Egypt,andtheBalkancountries.Theverypassionate
loveaffairwiththiswomanandseveralintimatefriendshipsofthisperiod
endedindisappointment.”SeeC.R.WaltherThomas’sbiographicalsketch
locatedintheManuscriptsCollection,1041KonradNiesCollection,Folder
#10“C.R.WaltherThomas:BiographicalSketchesofKonradNies.”]
IncludesphotographsofOlgaKhripounoff
10.
KonradNies:miscellaneoustypewrittencopiesofpoetry(byvariousauthors
includingsomebyNies)
11.
C.R.WaltherThomas:BiographicalSketchesofKonradNiesIncludesa
bibliographyofKonradNies’sworksandreferencesaboutKonradNies
12.
KonradNies:
274
CollectionofNiespoemsinprint
13.
KonradNies:Gedichte(Manuskripte)Handwrittenmanuscript
14.
KonradNies:GedichteundSkizzenCollectionofNiespoemsinprint
15.
KonradNies:Kolonie“Luginsland”(1911/12)
InformationandguidelinesfortheLuginslandcolonyinSantaClaraCounty,
Ca.
ContainsacompositionbookofKonradNies
16.
Periodicals
TheOutlook:AnIllustratedWeeklyofCurrentLife(6October1926)
TheNation(7November1928)
17.
GermanlanguageperiodicalswithpublicationsbyKonradNies
18.
NewspaperclippingaboutKonradNies
19.
LectureinBerlin
20.
Taxes
21.
Handwrittenmanuscriptsofmanypoems
22.
CollectionofprintedKonradNiespoems
24.
LettersfromKonradNiestoFriedaLiess
25.
AltAufschrift:SpielmannsLieder(1879–1880)
26.
Newspaperclippings
27.
Guestbook—“Waldnest”
28.
NewspaperclippingscollectedbyKonradNies
30.
NewspaperarticlesaboutKonradNies
31. ManuscriptsforEssaysandArticles
Includesmanuscriptfor“Diedeutsch-amerikanischeDichtung”
32.
TypewrittencopiesofNies’sletters
33.
Scrapbookcollectionofnewspaperarticles
Contents:
[Note:Thefollowingnumbersrefertonumberedfileswithinthebox.]
1.–4.Variousbooks
5.
KonradNies:Tagebuch(1907–1913)
6.
ApostcardsenttoNies
7.
KonradNies:PrintedWorks—“DeutscheGaben”and“DieherrlichenDrei”
8.
KonradNies:Religionen,Astronomie
Anotebookwithnewspaperclippingsandwritingsonreligioustopics
Anotebookwithnotesonfamousastronomersandastronomy
275
9.
AScrapbookcollectionofnewspaperarticlesonKonradNiesfromEnglish
languagepress
10.
Threebooks
GerhartHauptmann,Goethe
250thAnniversaryoftheSettlementofGermantown
AdolfEduardZucker,“RobertReitzel”(PhDdiss.,UniversityofPennsylvania,
1917)
11. KonradNies:Manuscripts
Alargecompositionbookofpoems(originalhandwrittenandtypewritten
clippings)(ca.1910–1920)
12. Variousarticles
IncludesacollectionofreviewsofRosenimSchnee
13. Variousarticles
Awallet[?]withbusinesscardsandreceipts
Anaddressbook
Asmallnotebookwithhandwrittenquotationsoffamouspeople
14. NotebookwithNewspaperClippingsofPoems
15. VariousPoems
Includeshandwrittenmanuscripts
16. LetterstoKonradNiesfromMargaretheHalm(bornvonWilhelm)
ca.1894–1895)
17. LetterstoKonradNiesfromMariaStoffels(ca.1894–1895)
18. LetterstoKonradNiesfromS.Barinkay(femaleauthor)(ca.1892–1895).
19. “Gedichteanmich”
Acollectionofpoemsaddressed“toKonradNies”thatNiesreceived
20. KorrespondenzmitVerlagenu.Verschiedenes
Correspondencewithpublishers
Variousinstructionsformeditation(withreligious/spiritualovertones)
labeled“experiments”
21. EmptyFolder
22. Newspaper:RheinhessischeVolksblätter(Specialedition,2–5July1927)
23. VariousletterstoKonradNiesfromwomen(ca.1882–1901)
Contents:
[Note:TheboxincludesalargeportraitphotographofKonradNies.]
1.–2. KonradNies:Variousitems
276
Includescorrespondence,ahandwrittenmanuscriptofapoemfrom1877,
andnewspaperclippings
3.
C.R.WaltherThomas:VerschiedeneBriefe(ca.1932–1933)
4.
C.R.WaltherThomas:VerschiedeneBriefe(ca.1932–1933)
5.
KonradNies:Manuscript—Speechforthe141stAnniversaryofSchiller’sBirth
(1900)
6.
KonradNies:Manuscripts—“AusdemBuchederPoesie”and“Missionder
Poesie”
7.
KonradNies:Manuscript—“ImSchattenderHöhe”(Novella)
8.
KonradNies:California(1901/02),Florida(1894)
AcollectionofnewspaperclippingstochronicleNies’stravelsinAmericaor,
ashetitlesasectionwithinthecollection,“ImsonnigenWesten. WanderungeninderNeuenWeltvonKonradNies.”Thecollectioncontains
handwrittenannotationsandlongerreportsbyKonradNies.
9.
Miscellaneousitems
Aphotograph(personidentifiedonbackas“Margarete”).Perhapsthisis
MargaretheHalm(bornvonWilhelm).SeelettersfromMargaretheHalmin
theManuscriptsCollection,1042KonradNiesCollection,Folder#16“Letters
toKonradNiesfromMargaretheHalm(bornvonWilhelm)(ca.1894–1895).”
OrmaybeitisMargaretheGebhardt[?].SeelettersfromMargarethe
GebhardtintheManuscriptsCollection,1043KonradNiesCollection,Folder
#21“KonradNies:LettersfromFannyBloomfieldandMargaretheGebhardt
toKonradNies(ca.1880sand1890s).”]
Newspaperclippings
10. C.R.WaltherThomas:Correspondenceandessays
TypewrittenmanuscriptofThomas’sentryforKonradNiesfortheDictionary
ofAmericanBiography
CorrepondencewithpublishersregardingThomas’sbiographicalworkon
KonradNies
11. KonradNies:DeutscheKriegs-Poesien
AscrapbookcollectionofGermanwarpoetry(containshandwrittennotes)
12. KonradNies
AscrapbookcollectionofnewspaperclippingspertainingtoGerman
literatureandliteraryworld(ca.1891–1906)
13. KonradNies:LettersfromAnnaNitschketoKonradNies
14. AufschriftaufaltemUmschlag:LeviDrucksachen
15.–16.Newspaperclippings
17. KonradNies:Checkbooks
277
18. VariousNewspaperissues
19. VariousNewspaperandmagazineissues
20. VariousPrintedessaysontheSubjectofGermanAmericanpoetry(ca.1928)
21. KonradNies:LettersfromFannyBloomfieldandMargaretheGebhardtto
KonradNies(ca.1880sand1890s)
22. KonradNies:ReiseEuropa1905/07
Travelscrapbookwithnewspaperarticles
Thescrapbookincludesasixteen-pagehandwrittenreport,“NachdemLande
derPyramidenvonKonradNies.”
23. KonradNies:Travelscrapbook
24. KonradNies:Essayscrapbook
AscrapbookcollectionofnewspaperclippingsofessaysbyKonradNies
25. KonradNies:Scrapbook
Ascrapbookcollectionofprintedpoemsbyotherauthors
AscrapbookcollectionofnewspaperarticlesaboutKonradNies
AscrapbookcollectionofprintedstoriesandnovellasbyKonradNies(with
handwrittenannotationsbyKonradNies)
AscrapbookcollectionofnewspaperarticlesonKonradNies
[Note:SeealsotheManuscriptsCollection,1010RudolfCronauCollection,Folder#10[no
title]forKonradNies’soriginalmanuscriptofthepoem“DasdeutscheLied.”]
[Note:SeealsotheManuscriptsCollection,1020KunoFranckeCollection,Folder#23
“PoetryDedicatedtoKonradNies:NewspaperClippings”formorematerialpertainingto
KonradNies.]
1050GottliebT.KellnerCollection Biographicalsketch:
GottliebT.Kellner:
Born:27August1819,Kassel
Died:15May1898,Philadelphia
Ajournalist,whosedemocraticpoliticalleaningsexpressedinhisnewspaper,DieHornisse
(TheHornet),eventuallyledtohisimprisonmentandemigrationtotheUnitedStatesinthe
aftermathoftheRevolutionof1848/9.Kellnerreclaimedhisjournalisticrootsin1856by
becomingeditorofthePhiladelphiaDemocrat.Kellnerbecameanactivememberofthe
278
German-Americancommunity,presidingovertheMaennerchor(theoldestsingingsociety
inthecountry),planningtheGermanBicentennialinPhiladelphiain1883,andinstituting
theannual“GermanDay”celebrationstocommemoratethelandingofthefirstGermansin
theUnitedStates(Philadelphia,Pa.,6October1683).
[Note:FororiginaleditionsofDieHornisse(TheHornet),seeboxes713DieHornisseI
(1848–1850)and714DieHornisseII(1850)intheManuscriptsCollection.]
2boxesofunprocessedmaterialsincludingnewspaperclippingsandarticlesaboutKellner
aswellaswritingsinhisownhand.
Threeadditionalmss:
1.
PrinceHenryScrapbookI
ContainstwentyitemspertainingtothevisitofPrinceHenryofPrussiatotheUnitedStates
in1902.ThecollectionincludesmountedphotographswithlettersfromPrinceHenry,
TheodoreRoosevelt,aphotographandaccompanyingautographofKaiserWilhelmIIof
Germany.Plusmanyprintsandphotographspertainingspecificallytothedinnerheldinthe
Waldorf-AstoriaNewYorksponsoredbytheNewYorkerStaats-ZeitungtotheAmerican
PresswithPrinceHenryastheguestofhonoron26February1902.Anumberoftheprints
containphotographsandautographedlettersofprominentpersonalities(including,among
others,HermanRidder,WilliamC.Bryant,CharlesEmorySmith,EdwardUhl,andGerman
AmbassadorvonHolleben).
2.
PrinceHenryScrapbookII
ContainstwelveitemspertainingtothevisitofPrinceHenryofPrussiatotheUnitedStates
in1902.Thecollectionincludesaseatingchart,menu,program,addresses,andnewspaper
articlesofthe26February1902dinnerheldintheWaldorf-AstoriaNewYorksponsoredby
theNewYorkerStaats-ZeitungtotheAmericanPresswithPrinceHenryastheguest
ofhonor.
3.
DreierFamily
Compositionbookswithhandwrittencollectionsofbiblicalnotes,etc.,(mostlyreligiously
themeditems)ofvariousmembersoftheDreierfamily(ca.1808–1849).Includesthediary
ofTheodorDreier(1849).
279
NEWSPAPERS/PERIODICALS
NEWSPAPERS(microfilm)
Thelibraryhasasubstantialcollectionofnewspapersonmicrofilm.Theoriginalsofseveral
nineteenthcenturytitlesweredonatedtotheAmericanAntiquarianSocietyinWorcester,
Mass.intheearly2000s.TheoriginalsofadditionaltitlespublishedinPhiladelphiawere
donatedtotheUniversityofPennsylvaniainearly2015,andarecurrentlybeingdigitizedby
Penn.
AvailableonmicrofilmattheHornerLibrary:
NEWYORK DieDeutscheSchnellpost
Jan.2–Dec.29,1847 Nov.3,1847–April19,1848
Aug.30,1848–Nov.27,1848
PHILADELPHIA
PhiladelphiaDemokrat(1838)
Edited&publishedbyHermannBurckhardt&GeorgRottenstein,May1838-?,thenby
GeorgRottensteinalone.NottobeconfusedwithDerDemokrat,1839-1918.
Aug.27–Dec.17,1838
DerDemokrat
Encompassesthefollowingtitles:DerDemokrat,Sept.1839-Jan.12,1843;DerDemokrat
undAnzeigerderDeutschen,Jan.15,1843–1847;PhiladelphierDemokrat,1847–Dec.31,
1853;PhiladelphiaDemokrat,Jan.2,1854–May8,1918. Aug.22,1840
1842 Jan.3–June27,1844
Sept.1847–Feb.25,1848
March27,1848-June1849 Jan.1850–Dec.1887
July-Dec.1888
July1889–July1893
280
1894
July24,1895–Dec.31,1902
July1,1903–Dec.1907
DieNeueWelt(SundayeditionofDerDemokrat)
Aug.24,1856–June28,1857
Jan.12,1879–Dec.30,1883
From1879includes“Beilage”
Totalof4reels.
DieNeueWelt-Beilage(SundayeditionofDerDemokrat)
Jan.4,1885–July21,1895 PhiladelphiaFreiePresse
AppearedunderthetitleDieFreiePresse,1849-1859;1848-1858 Seealso:Sonntags-Blatt
derFreienPresse
1860-1871 1873-1883
1886-1887
Sonntags-BlattderFreienPresse
Note:thistitleshouldnotbeconfusedwithPhiladelphiaSonntagsblatt,whichisadifferent
Sundaynewspaper,associatedwiththePhiladelphiaTageblatt.
June20,1858–June9,1861
Jan.1864–July3,1870
PhiladelphiaMorgen-Gazette(includes:PhiladelphiaSonntags-Gazette)
Jan.1–Feb.15,1914
Note:InArndt/Olson,thisnewspaperisfoundundertheumbrellaheading“Philadelphia
GazetteDemokrat.”
PhiladelphiaSchwäbischerMerkur Sept.1885–July1888
(manymissingormutilatedissues;fullaccountofmissing/mutilatedissuesorpagesat
beginningofmicrofilm)
PhiladelphiaSonntags-Journal(weeklypaperpublishedonSundays)
Dec.9,1888-July5,1891
Oct.11,1891-Dec.31,1893
281
Jan.6,1895–Dec.29,1901
Jan.4,1903–Dec.29,1907
Jan.3,1909–Dec.26,1909
PhiladelphiaTageblatt
IncludesSundayedition,exceptwherenotedbelow;theSundaypaperbeganpublicationon
Sept.7,1879;during1879itwascalled:Sonntags-ZeitungdesPhiladelphia
Tageblatt.Beginningin1880,itbegantobecalledthePhiladelphiaSonntagsblatt.
Beginningin1914,theSundayeditionincludesasectioncalled“VereinsReporterdes
PhiladelphiaTageblatt.”
Nov.19,1877-Dec.8,1884
Jan.1885-Nov.18,1890
April1,1891-Dec.1908
May1909-May1910
Sept.7,1910-Sept.30,1911
Jan.1912-Dec.26,1912
May2-Aug.28,1912
April21,1913-Dec.31,1914
April26,1915-Dec.31,1916
Oct.1–Dec.31,1917
Feb.6,1918–Dec.31,1924
April1,1925–March31,1926
July1–Dec.31,1926
Jan.1,1928–Sept.30,1928
July1–Sept.30,1929
Reel#11,for1884(inpartaduplicate);andreel#16,forJuly1,1887–June30,1888,
excludeSundayeditions.Inthoseinstances,seeseparatereelsofSundayeditions,under:
PhiladelphiaSonntagsblatt.ScatteredmissingissuesthroughoutbothweekdayandSunday
editions.
PhiladelphiaSonntagsblatt(SundayeditionofPhiladelphiaTageblatt)
BeganSept.7,1879;titlevaries:Sonntags-ZeitungdesTageblattesuntilendof1879;
PhiladelphiaSonntagsblatt,1880-1921;SonntagsausgabedesTageblatts,1922-July20,
1930.Note:Sundayeditionsareusuallyincludedonthesamereelsastheweekdayedition
ofthepaper;seeunder:PhiladelphiaTageblatt.However,thefollowingrunsofSunday
editionswereseparatelyfilmed;theboxesarelabeled“PhiladelphiaSonntagsblatt”:
reel#1
Jan.6,1884–Dec.27,1885
282
reel#2
Jan.2,1887–Oct.14,1888
reel#3
Oct.21*–Dec.30,1888(*mastheadmistakenlyreads“12”)
reel#4
Aug.1–Nov.17,1897
DieTurn-Zeitung(Philadelphia):OrgandessozialistischenTurnerbundesvonNordamerika
Nov.2,1854–Oct.18,1855 283
THEPERIODICALSCOLLECTION
TheGermanSocietyhousesalargecollectionofperiodicalswithmanyraretitlesandsome
foundnowhereelse.Veryfewofthemhavebeenenteredintheonlinecatalog.Some
wereoriginallypartoftheGermanAmericanCollectionandhavecallnumbersbeginning
with“AZ.”AfewwerepartoftheMainCollection,thecallnumbersbeginningwith“A”or
“Aa.”SomecontainthestampoftheNationalCarlSchurzAssociationandmostofthose
wereneverassignedcallnumbers.Othersweredonatedbyundocumentedsources.For
easeofsearching,twocompletealphabeticallistsofperiodicalsacrossallcollectionsare
presentedbelow;1.)GermanAmericanimprintsand2.)Germanimprints.
GERMAN-AMERICANIMPRINTS
Der58er:MonatsheftedesKaufmännischenVereinsvon1858
[Note:AlsocalledCommercialAssociationof1858andBezirksnachrichten.]
Place:NewYork,N.Y.
Publisher:CommercialAssociationof1858,Inc.
Dates:April1913–April1916,May1919–April1929
DieAbendschule:eindeutschesFamilienblatt
Place:St.Louis
Publisher:LouisLange
Dates:v.1(1854)-v.87(1940)
Callnumber:none(C.S.)
DerAdler
Place:Philadelphia
Publisher:JungerMännerchor
Dates:October1904-September1906(vol.1,no.1-vol.2,no.12)
Callnumber:GACAZ67
AllgemeinedeutscheSchulzeitung
Place:Baltimore
Publisher:H.Scheib&P.M.Wolsieffer
Dates:June1839-May1840(Bd.1,no.1-Bd.1,no.26)
Callnumber:GACAZ90
284
DieAlteunddieneueWelt:einegemeinnützigeVolkszeitungfürPolitik,Wandel,Gewerbe,
Kunst,Literatur,Haus-undLandwirthschaft,&c.
Place:Philadelphia
Publisher:J.G.Wesselhöft
Dates:1834(Jahrg.1,No.1-52complete)&1837(4.Jahrg.,No.39)
Callnumber:GACOversizeAZ59(cataloged)
[LibrarycopybelongedtoC.Hering]
AlteundNeueWelt:illustrirteKatholischeMonatsschrift
Place:NewYork
Publisher:BenzigerBrothers
Dates:1866,1871,1873,1875-1878(partial)
TheAmerican-GermanReview
Place:Philadelphia
Editor:HowardW.Elkinton
Publisher:CarlSchurzMemorialFoundation
Editions/Dates:Vol.XVIII–XXIII(October1951–August1957)
Callnumber:none
TheAmericanPioneer
Place:Cincinnati,Ohio
Dates:1842
Callnumber:GACAZ10
Americana-Germanica
Place:NewYork,London,Berlin
Editor:MarionDexterLearned
Publisher:AmericanaGermanicaPress
Dates:1897-1918
ChangednametoGermanAmericanAnnalsin1903
Callnumber:AZ867-868
AmerikanischeSchul-Zeitung
Place:Louisville,Ky
Publisher:Deutsch-amerikanischerLehrerbund
Dates:Sept.1871,Dec.1871
Callnumber:GACAZ61
285
AmerikanischeTurnzeitung
Place:Milwaukee,Wis.
Publisher:FreidenkerPub.Co.
Dates:1885,1886,1901–1906
TheAnti-prohibitionist:anEnglishandGermanmonthly=DerAnti-Prohibitionist
Place:Philadelphia
Dates:1887
Callnumber:GACAZ45
DerArmeTeufel
Place:Detroit,Mich.
Publisher:RobertReitzel
Dates:December1884–Aug.1900
Callnumber:none
Atlantis:eineMonatsschriftfürWissenschaft,PolitikundPoesie.NeueFolge.
Place:Milwaukee,Cleveland,Detroit,Buffalo,NewYork
Dates:1854-1858
Callnumber:AZ18
Duplicateof1854(NeueFolge,1.Bd.)fromNSCA
BahnFrei!:OrgandesNewYorkTurnVereins
Place:NewYork
Printer:J.Goldmann
Dates:71888-1889(Jahrg.7;missing#5,18,22)
Callnumber:GACAZ82
BeilagezumMuseum:WochenschriftfürLiteratur,Kunst&Tagesgeschichte
Place:NewYork
Publisher:Geo.Degen
Dates:1864-1865
Callnumber:GACAZ864
286
BlätterundBlüten
Place:St.Louis,Mo.
Publisher:LouisLangePublishing
Dates:1894–1940(Bd.1-36,missing12.Bd.)
Callnumber:Aa119andunnumberedC.S.
BlätterfürfreiesreligiösesLeben
Place:Philadelphia,Pa.
Editor:FriedrichSchünemann-Pott
Publisher:B.G.Stephan&Co.
Dates:1856–1877
Callnumber:AZ22
DasBrüder=Blatt:AllesundNeuesausderBrüder-Kirche
Place:Lancaster,Pa.
Publisher:CarlF.Seidel
Date:Aug.1858
Callnumber:AZ24
Ceres:EineZeitschriftfürdenLandwirth
Place:Lebanon,Pa.
Publisher:SamuelMiller
Dates:August1839–December1841
Callnumber:AZ8
DerchristlicheHausfreund
Place:Lancaster,Pa.
Publisher:JosephEhrenfried
Dates:1826-1827(1.Jahrg.,no.1-52)
Callnumber:GACAZ4
ChristlicheWoche:einkatholischesWochenblatt
Place:Buffalo,N.Y.
Publisher:Rev.Jos.M.Sorg
Dates:1878–1879(4.Jahrg.,no.1-52)
[Note:ThistitlewouldlatermergewithAuroratobecomeAuroraundchristlicheWoche]
287
Deutsch-Amerika:theillustratedweekly
Place:NewYork
Publisher:New-YorkerStaatszeitung
Dates:1916–1918(no.1-13),1922-1934
Digitizedversionof1916canbeviewedhere:
http://digital.library.villanova.edu/Item/vudl:428065
Deutsch-AmerikanischeDidascalia:Novellenzeitung
Place:Philadelphia
Publisher:ErnstSchaeferandS.Maclea
Dates:No.1-22,1850
Callnumber:GACAZ13
Deutsch-AmerikanischeGeschichtsblätter:Vierteljahrschrift
Place:Chicago
Publisher:Deutsch-amerikanischehistorischeGesellschaftvonIllinois
Dates:1901-1932(Jahrg.1-32)Missingv.22-23
Callnumber:GACAZ53
Deutsch-AmerikanischeMonatsheftefürLiteratur,Kunst,Wissenschaftundöffentliches
Leben
Publisher:RudolphLerow
Dates:1866–1867(Jahrg.3,2.Bd.,Jahrg.4,1.Bd.)
(Continuationofbelowwithdifferingsubtitle?)
Callnumber:none
Deutsch-AmerikanischeMonatsheftefürPolitik,WissenschaftundLiteratur
Place:Chicago,Ill.
Editor:CasparButz
Publisher:Druckereides“Hausfreunds”
Dates:1864–June1867(v.1-4)
Callnumber:AZ29(duplicateof1864ed.fromNCSA)
288
Deutsch-AmerikanischesJournalfürBuchdruckerkunst,Schriftgiessereiunddieverwandten
Fächer
Place:Philadelphia
Publisher:Deutsch-amerikanischeTypographia
Dates:July1,1874-May1,1876(2.Jahrg.,no.1-3.Jahrg.,no.21)
Callnumber:AZ41
Deutsch-AmerikanischesMagazin:VierteljahrsschriftfürGeschichte,Literatur,Wissenschaft,
Kunst,SchuleundVolkslebenderDeutscheninAmerika
Place:Cincinnati
Publisher:S.Rosenthal&Co.
Dates:1887(1.Bd.)
Callnumber:GACAZ40
DasDeutscheEcho
Place:NewYork
Editor:G.Kartzke,W.Rumpf
Publilsher:B.WestermannCo.
Dates:Sept.1931-June1932(vol.5,no.1-10);Sept.1933-June1934(vol.7,no.1-10)
DerDeutscheKirchenfreund:OrganfürdiegemeinsamenInteressenderamerikanischdeutschenKirchen
Place:Mercersberg,Pa.
Editor:PhillipSchaff
Dates:1848-1849,1857[1857publishedPhiladelphia:Schäferu.Koradi)
Callnumber:GACAZ33
DeutscheMusik-ZeitungfürdieVereinigtenStaaten
Place:Philadelphia
Editor:P.M.Wolsieffer
Dates:September1856-September1859
Callnumber:GACAG621
289
DerDeutschePionier:eineMonatsschriftfürErinnerungenausdemDeutschenPionierLebenindenVereinigtenStaaten
Place:Cincinnati
Publisher:DeutscherPionier-Verein
Dates:1869-1884(1.-16.Jahrg.)
Callnumber:none
DeutscheundDeutscheNachkommeninIllinoisunddenöstlichenNord-Central-Staaten
Place:Chicago
Publisher:Deutsch-AmerikanischerGesellschaftvonIllinois
Editor:EmilMannhardt
Dates:1907
Callnumber:GACAZ54
DerdeutscheVorkämpfer:MonatschriftfürdeutscheKulturinAmerika
Editor:L.Viereck
Place:NewYork
Dates:1908-1909(2.-3.Jahrg.),1911(5.Jahrg.,NeueSerie,Bd.1)
Callnumber:A86.2-3,5
[ChangednametoRundschauzweierWelten]
DeutschesillustrirtesFamilienJournal
Place:Philadelphia
Publisher:F.W.Thomas&Sohn
Dates:Jan.1866-Dec.1868
[Note:changednameto:PhiladelphierFamilienJournalin1867]
Callnumber:Aa95
DasEvangelischeMagazin:eineMonatsheftfürwissenschaftlicheundpraktischeTheologie
Editor:J.J.Escher
Place:Cleveland,Ohio
Publisher:Buch-AnstaltderEvangelischenGemeinschaft
Dates:Oct.1870,May1872,Oct.1872
Callnumber:GACAZ38
290
FliegendeVögel
Place:St.Louis,Mo.
Dates:June1863–July1863
Callnumber:AZ25
FrankLeslie’sIllustrierteZeitung:Familien-BlätterzurUnterhaltungundBelehrungfür
deutscheKreise
Place:NewYork
Editor:Dr.Brandis
Dates:1883-1884(53.-54.Bd.)
Callnumber:none
DerFreidenker
Place:NewYork,N.Y.
Editor:Dr.Fr.Leik
Dates:March1871–October1873
CallnumberAZ49
DerFriedens-BotschaftanalleVölker
Place:Philadelphia
Publisher:AndreasBernardusSmolnikar
Dates:1842,No.1-15
Callnumber:GACAZ
DerFröhlicheBotschafterundVertheidigerderallgemeinen,oderUniversal-Erlösung
Place:Marietta,LancasterCountyPa.
Publisher:G.Groschu.J.Meyers
Dates:May1829-April1830
Callnumber:GACAZ5andC.S.
GeistderWelt-Literatur
Place:NewYork,N.Y.
Publisher:Dr.AdolphWiesner
Dates:1859–1860
Callnumber:AZ27
291
TheGerman-American
[Note:ThispublicationwasthesuccessortoWorld.]
Dates:1923–1924
GermanAmericanAnnals
see:AmericanaGermanica
Dates:1903-1918
TheGermanicReview
Place:NewYork
Publisher:ColumbiaUniversityPress
Dates:1938-1943,1947-1953,1961-1963
Callnumber:none
DieGlocke:MonatsheftfürLiteraturundKunst
Place:Chicago,Ill.
Publisher:Verlag“DerGlocke”
Dates:1906-1908
Callnumber:Aa88andAZ68
DieillustrirteWelt
Place:Stuttgart/NewYork
Publisher:S.Zickel
Dates:1868-1869(16.-17.Jahrg.)
Callnumber:A68.16-17
JahrbuchfürDeutschamerikaner
Place:Chicago,Ill.
Editor:MichaelSinger
Dates:1918
Callnumber:GACAZ66
JahresberichtderDeutschenGesellschaftvonPennsylvanien
Publisher:Grassmannu.Goodman
Dates:1866–1910
292
LehreundWehre:theologischesundkirchlich-zeitgeschichtlichesMonatsblatt
Editor:Lehrer-CollegiumdesSeminarszuSt.Louis
Place:St.Louis,Mo.
Publisher:Luth.Concordia-Verlag
Dates:1890–1892
Callnumber:none?
DerLutheraner
Place:St.Louis,Mo.
Publisher:ConcordiaPublishingHouse
Dates:1844-1899(withgaps)Jahrg.1-25,28-29,36-38,42-44,52-55
Callnumber:none
DerLutherischeHerold
Place:NewYork
Dates:39.Jahrg.(1896)-41.Jahrg.(1898)
Callnumber:none
LutherischesKirchenblatt
Place:Reading,Pa.
Dates:1884-1886,1896-1902
Callnumber:GACAZ55
DieMaje:Familien-BibliothekfürAltundJung
Editor:W.O.vonHorn
Place:Philadelphia
Publisher:SchäferundKoradi
Dates:1.Folge,1.Bd.(1867)-2.Folge,4.Bd.
Callnumber:A27
Menschenthum:BlätterfürfreiessittlichesLeben
Place:Philadelphia
Publisher:FritzSchütz
Dates:April1872-March1873
Callnumber:GACAZ50
293
Meyer’sMonats-Hefte:deutsch-amerikanischeZeitschriftfurLiteratur,Kunstund
Gesellschaft
Place:NewYork
Publisher:HermannJ.Meyer
Dates:1.Jahrg.(1853)-5.Jahrg.(1855)
Callnumber:GACAZ17
Minerva:eineWochenschriftfürLiteratur,Kunst,WissenschaftundWeltereignisse
Place:Philadelphia
Publisher:F.W.Thomas
Dates:Jahrg.1,Nr.1(March11,1843)-Jahrg.2,Nr.54(July13,1844)
Callnumber:GACAZ11
Missionsbote:EineallgemeineIllustrirteMissions-Zeitschrift
Editors:F.Wischan,A.Späth,H.Grahn,F.W.Weiskotten
Publisher:ImAuftragdesHeidenmissions-CommitteederAllgemeinenKirchenversammlung
Dates:1882–1884(5.-7.Jahrg.)
Callnumber:none
MitteilungenderLiterarischenGesellschaft
Place:Chicago
(typescript)
Callnumber:none
MonatsheftefürdeutscheSpracheundPädagogik
Place:Milwaukee,Wisc.
Publisher:NationalGerman-AmericanTeachers’Seminary
Dates:1921–1922
Callnumber:GACAZ69
MuhlenbergMonthly
Place:Allentown,Pa.
Publisher:MuhlenbergCollege
Dates:February1888–April1888
Callnumber:GACAZ47
294
Museum:FamilienjournalfürUnterhaltungundBelehrung
Place:NewYork
Publisher:Geo.Degen
Dates:1867-1868(2copies)
Callnumber:none
DieNeueZeit
Place:NewYork
Dates:Sept.1869-July1872(Jahrg.1-3)
Callnumber:GACAZ31
DieNeueZeit:WochenschriftfürPolitik,KunstundLiteratur
Place:NewUlm,Minn.
Dates:June4,1927-May26,1928(vol.IX,no.1-52;no.5missing)
Callnumber:none(unbound)
New-YorkerCriminal-ZeitungundBelletristischesJournal
Place:NewYork
Editor:RudolphLexow
Dates:Sept.5,1856-March19,1858
NewYorkerEcho
Place:NewYork
Dates:1902-1908
Novellen-Schatz:einUnterhaltungsblattfürdieFamilie
Place:NewYork
Publisher:S.Zickel
Dates:ca.1868-1874?
PädagogischeMonatshefte=Pedagogicalmonthly:
OrgandesnationalenDeutschamerikanischenLehrerbundes
Editor:MaxGriebsch
Place:Milwaukee
Publisher:TheHeroldCo.
Dates:Dec.1899-Nov.1900(1.Jahrg.)
Callnumber:A80
295
ThePennsylvaniaGerman
Place:Lebanon,Pa.
Publisher:P.C.Croll
Dates:1900-1915(15v.)
Callnumber:GACAZ850
PennsylvaniaGermanFolkloreSociety
Place:Allentown,Pa.
Publisher:TheSociety
Dates:1936-1966(v.1-28)
Callnumber:GACAZ80
PennsylvaniaGermanSociety
Place:Lancaster,Pa.
Publisher:TheSociety
Dates:1889-1948(complete)v.1-53
PhiladelphiaVereins-Reporter:WochenschriftfürSchul-,Gesang-,Turn-,Krieger-und
UnterstützungsVereine
Place:Philadelphia,Pa
Dates:1893-1910,1912
Callnumber:none
DerPilgerdurchWeltundKirche:einchristlichesFamilienblatt
Place:Reading,Pa.
Dates:1874(5.Jahrg.,no.1-52)
TheProgressive
Place:NewYork
Dates:September1924-October1925
ThePublisher’sWeekly
Place:NewYork,N.Y.
Publisher:F.Leypoldt
Dates:January1877–23June1877
Callnumber:GACAZ63
296
Puck:humoristischesWochenblatt
Place:NewYork
Editor:W.Müller
Publisher:Keppler&Schwarzmann
Dates:Sept.1885-1895(scatteredissues),Sept.1895-Aug.1898
Callnumber:none
Putnam’sMonthlyMagazine
Place:NewYork,N.Y.
Publisher:G.P.Putnam&Co.
Dates:January1853–September1857
ReadingerMagazinfürFreundederdeutschenLiteraturinAmerika:eineMonatsschrift
enthaltendAufsätzeausdemGebietederReligion,Natur,Kunst,LauneundPhantasie.
Place:ReadingandPhiladephia,Pa.
Editor:J.C.Gossler
Dates:No.1(Jan.1824)-no.12(Dec.1824).
Callnumber:GACAZ2(cataloged)
TheRebellionRecord
Place:NewYork,N.Y.
Publisher:G.P.Putnam
Editions:Vol.I(1861)–XII(1868)
DerReformirteWaechter
Place:Cleveland,Ohio
Publisher:Ev[angelisch-]ref[ormirte]Buchanstalt[etc.]
Editions:6..Jahrg.,No.1,1869;7Jahrg.,No.2,1870,8.Jahrg.,No.1,1871
CallNumber:GACAZ35
RundschauzweierWelten
See:DerDeutscheVorkämpfer
S.ZickelsDeutsch-AmerikanischeVolksbibliothek:enthaltendRomane,Novellen,und
ErzählungenderbeliebtestenSchriftstellerdesIn-undAuslandes
Place:NewYork
Publisher:S.Zickel
Dates:Jahrg.8-13(1880-1885)
297
DieSchuledesVolks:eineillustrirteWochenschriftzumtheoretischenundpraktischen
SelbstunterrichtinWissenschaftenundKünsten…
Place:NewYork
Publisher:ChristianSchmidt
Dates:1858(1.Bd.,no.1-20)
Callnumber:GACAZ28
Schwaben-VereinChicagoJahresberichtundMitgliederVerzeichnis
Place:Chicago
Dates:1944,1950-1952,1954-1959,1961-1963
Sendboted.HerzensJesu
Place:Cincinnati,Ohio
Publisher:Mecklenborg&Rosenthal
Dates:1878,1881
Siloah:MonatsblattfürdieInnereMissionderEvangelisch-LutherischenKircheinAmerica
Place:Philadelphia
Editors:E.F.Moldehnke;F.W.Weiskotten
Dates:1882-1885(1.Jahrg.,no.1-4.Jahrg.,no.12)
Callnumber:GACAZ69.2
TheologischeMonatshefte:eineZeitschriftzurErörterungwichtigerLehr-undAmtsfragen
imSinnederEvangelisch-LutherischenKirche
Place:Allentown,Pa.
Editor:S.K.Brobst
Dates:March1870,April1870,May1872
Callnumber:GACAZ36
Turner-Kalender
Place:Milwaukee,Wisc.
Publisher:CarlDörflinger
Dates:1880–1900
Callnumber:GACAZ82.5
UeberLandundMeer:AllgemeineillustrirteZeitung
Place:NewYork,Stuttgart
Editor:F.W.Hackländer
298
Publisher:S.Zickel
Dates:1868–1871,1868-1871,1876-1880
UmdieWelt
Place:NewYork
PublisherKeppler&Schwarzmann
Dates:Mar.8-Aug.10,1884(6.Bd.,no.1-26)
Callnumber:none
DieUnabhängigeHeimstätte
Place:Pomona[EggHarborCity],NJ
Publisher:GloucesterFarmandTownAssoc.
Dates:Feb.9,1856-March3,1860(Bd.1,no.1-30)
[EnglishandGermaneditionsinterfiled]
Callnumber:GACAZ70andAZ180
Uns’Modersprak:enplattdütschUnnerhollungsbladd
Editor:WilhelmFricke
Printer:Theo.Gaus
Dates:1875-1877(incomplete?)
Callnumber:none
Viereck’s:TheAmericanWeekly
Place:NewYork
Dates:1918-1919,1921,1924
[Note:ChangedtoViereck’s:TheAmericanmonthlyin1919]
WegweiserfürEltern,besondersfürMütter
Place:Baltimore,Md.
Dates:1850–1851
DerWecker
Place:SanFrancisco
Editor:FriedrichSchünemann-Pott
Publisher:Brandt,Schumm&Co.
Dates:June28,1877-Oct.17,1878(Jahrg.1,#36-Jahrg.2,#52)
Callnumber:GACAZ65
299
ZeichenderZeit:EineMonatschriftfürReligion,PhilosophieundGesellschaft
Editor:Dr.Chronik
Place:Chicago,Ill.
Date:1869
Callnumber:GACAZ30
THEPERIODICALSCOLLECTION
GERMANIMPRINTS
DerAlbatros:MitteilungsblattderDeutschenSektionderAmicale
Place:Bremen
Publisher:Amicaleinternationaledescapitainesaulong-cours,CapHorniers,Deutsche
Sektion
Dates:1957–1995(Incomplete)
Callnumber:none
AllgemeineLiteraturZeitung
Place:Halleu.Leipzig
Dates:1835-1949
Callnumber:none
AllgemeineZeitung
Place:Augsburg
Dates:July-Sept.1848,Oct.-Dec.1860,Jan.-Dec.1862
Callnumber:A51
DerArmeTeufel.Sonnabends
Publisher:AlbertWeidner
Place:Berlin
Dates:1.Jahrg.,no.1(June1902)to3.Jahrg.,no.1/2(27Jan.1904)
Someissuesmissing?
Callnumber:none
300
Atheneum
Place:London
Publisher:Longman,Hurst,Rees,andOrme,Paternoster-Row;andCadellandDavies,
Strand
Editions:Vol.I–V
Callnumber:none
AtlantischeStudien/vonDeutscheninAmerika
Place:Göttingen
Publisher:G.H.Wigand
Dates:1853-1857
Callnumber:GACAZ14
Auslandsdeutschtumundevang.KircheJahrbuch
Place:Munich
Publisher:Chr.KaiserVerlag
Dates:1933–1938
BerlinerMonatsheftefürLiteratur,KritikundTheater
Place:Minden
Editor:HeinrichHart
Publisher:T.C.C.Bruns’Verlag
Dates:May1885–June1885
Callnumber:AZ46
BibliothekdesLiterarischenVereinsinStuttgart
Place:Stuttgart
Publisher:“AufKostendesliterarischenVereins”
Dates:1842-1845(v.1-11)
Callnumber:A12
BlätterfürliterarischeUnterhaltung
Place:Leipzig
Publisher:F.A.Brockhaus
Dates:1871–1877;1885,1887–1898
301
CalwerMissions-Blatt:eineallgemeineillustrirteMissionsschrift
Place:Calw&Stuttgart
Editor:H.Gundert
Publisher:VerlagderVereinsbuchhandlung
Dates:1881-1882(54.-55.Jahrg.)
Callnumber:GACAZ43
DeutscheMonatschriftfürdasgesamteLebenderGegenwart
Editor:OttoHötzsch
Place:Berlin
Publisher:AlexanderDuncker
Dates:April-Sept.1907(Bd.12)
Callnumber:A85
DeutscheRundschau
Editor:JuliusRosenberg
Place:Berlin
Publisher:Gebr.Paetel
Dates:Oct.-Dec.1888(v.52);Jan.-Mar.1888(v.54);April-June1888(v.55);Jan.-Mar.
1889(v.58)
Callnumber:A28
DeutscheVierteljahrsSchrift
Place:Stuttgartu.Tübingen
Publisher:J.G.Cotta
Dates:1842-1849(missing1847,v.3);1856-1863.Issued4xperyear
Callnumber:A13
DeutschesArchivfürLandes-u.Volksforschung
Place:Leipzig
Publisher:S.Hirzel
Dates:1837-1839(1.-3.Jahr.)
Callnumber:none
302
DieDioskuren:LiterarischesJahrbuchdeserstenallgemeinenBeamtenvereinsder
österreichisch-ungarischenMonarchie
Place:Vienna
Publisher:K.K.Hof-undStaatsdruckerei
Dates:1876(5.Jahrg.),1881(10.Jahrg.)
Callnumber:A29
Erheiterungen:BlätterfürUnterhaltungundBelehrung
Place:Stuttgart
Publisher:J.B.Müller
Dates:1848-1851,1857,1858,1861
Callnumber:A15
EuropäischeRevue
Place:Berlin
Publisher:Devaverlag
Callnumber:MainColl.PamphletAP30.E87
FliegendeBlätter
Place:Munich
Dates:1910(v.132)
Callnumber:none
DieGartenlaube:IllustrirtesFamilienblatt
Place:Leipzig
Publisher:ErnstKeil
Dates:1858-1862,1865,1868-1873,1876-1882,1884-1885,1890-1891,1893-1896,18981900,1902-1904
Callnumber:none
GeistigeWelt:VieteljahresschriftfürKultur-undGeisteswissenschaften
Place:Munich-Pasing
Publisher:Filser-Verlag
Callnumber:none
303
DieHilfe
Place:Berlin
Dates:1926–1927
Callnumber:MainColl.OversizePamphletAP30.H55(cataloged)
DieHornisse:ZeitungfürhessischeBiedermänner
Place:Cassel
Publisher:J.C.J.Raabe&Comp.
Dates:Dec.27,1848-Sept.28,1850
Callnumber:none
DieillustrirteWelt
Place:Stuttgart/NewYork
Publisher:S.Zickel
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