Box 4

Scope and Contents

Realia consists of one undated stencil of William Carr's name.

Scope and Contents From the Series: Printed material, 1805-1981, primarily consists of newsclippings gathered by the Carr-Lukens family and printed items owned by various members of the family. Included in this series are several farmer's almanacs, 1805-1837, some of which contain notes and marginalia written by their owners. Of note is a folder of clippings and reminiscences on the subject of Eliza Jane Carr Lukens' involvement in the Lincoln-Douglas debate of 1858. The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International papers,...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Printed material, 1805-1981, primarily consists of newsclippings gathered by the Carr-Lukens family and printed items owned by various members of the family. Included in this series are several farmer's almanacs, 1805-1837, some of which contain notes and marginalia written by their owners. Of note is a folder of clippings and reminiscences on the subject of Eliza Jane Carr Lukens' involvement in the Lincoln-Douglas debate of 1858. The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International papers,...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Printed material, 1805-1981, primarily consists of newsclippings gathered by the Carr-Lukens family and printed items owned by various members of the family. Included in this series are several farmer's almanacs, 1805-1837, some of which contain notes and marginalia written by their owners. Of note is a folder of clippings and reminiscences on the subject of Eliza Jane Carr Lukens' involvement in the Lincoln-Douglas debate of 1858. The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International papers,...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Printed material, 1805-1981, primarily consists of newsclippings gathered by the Carr-Lukens family and printed items owned by various members of the family. Included in this series are several farmer's almanacs, 1805-1837, some of which contain notes and marginalia written by their owners. Of note is a folder of clippings and reminiscences on the subject of Eliza Jane Carr Lukens' involvement in the Lincoln-Douglas debate of 1858. The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International papers,...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Printed material, 1805-1981, primarily consists of newsclippings gathered by the Carr-Lukens family and printed items owned by various members of the family. Included in this series are several farmer's almanacs, 1805-1837, some of which contain notes and marginalia written by their owners. Of note is a folder of clippings and reminiscences on the subject of Eliza Jane Carr Lukens' involvement in the Lincoln-Douglas debate of 1858. The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International papers,...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Printed material, 1805-1981, primarily consists of newsclippings gathered by the Carr-Lukens family and printed items owned by various members of the family. Included in this series are several farmer's almanacs, 1805-1837, some of which contain notes and marginalia written by their owners. Of note is a folder of clippings and reminiscences on the subject of Eliza Jane Carr Lukens' involvement in the Lincoln-Douglas debate of 1858. The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International papers,...

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Contents include one hand-colored tintype portrait of Myra Lukens Mayhew Carr, seated, in a floral black bonnet and dress. Inscription on verso reads "Myra Lukens Mayhew Carr, 'Grandma Carr,' aunt of George Mayhew [sic] Lukens, m. Wm. Carr as his second wife when Eliza Jane Carr was 2 years old, 1843. Mr. Mayhew murdered in Rock Island, bur. in Carr Cemetary."

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Contents include three undated photographs of Eliza Jane Carr Lukens: a daguerreotype portrait, circa 1860s; a sepia portrait of Lukens, seated, in a black dress with floral corsage and glasses, circa 1900s; and a black and white headshot of Lukens in a black high-collared dress, circa 1910s. The daguerreotype is greatly deteriorated and illegible, but a print copy of the portrait it depicts can be found in the folder of Eliza Jane Carr Lukens Lincoln-Douglas debate papers in box 3.

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Contents include one black and white photograph of Lura and William Lukens standing with a painter in front of a car. Inscription on verso reads "Just as leaving Brandts, on a May morning, Feb 19 1934. 607 So. E. St. Lake North Fla. Mr. Brandt in painting clothes."