MANUSCRIPT COLLECTIONS
The collection of the Huntington Library, San Marino, California, contains papers of Ulysses S. Grant and Walt Whitman as well as of Simon Bolivar Buckner, Charles A. Dana, David G. Farragut, Henry W. Halleck, Joseph E. Johnston, George Gordon Meade, George H. Mellish, Benjamin Moran, E. O. C. Ord, Ely S. Parker, David Dixon Porter, Harvey Reid, Alexander R. Shepherd, Philip H. Sheridan, Thomas Kilby Smith, Edwin M. Stanton, Gideon Welles, David Ames Wells, James Harrison Wilson, and many other important observers of Grant’s career.
Other major collections consulted include the following:
Akerman, Amos T.: Alderman Library, University of Virginia.
Ames, Adelbert: Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College.
Anthony, Susan B.: Library of Congress.
Arthur, Chester A.: Library of Congress.
Augur, Christopher Columbus: Illinois State Historical Society.
Babcock, Orville E.: Newberry Library, Chicago.
Bailey, Jacob Whitman: United States Military Academy Library.
Bayard, Thomas Francis: Library of Congress.
Blaine, James G.: Library of Congress.
Bristow, Benjamin Helm: Library of Congress.
Browning, Orville H.: Illinois State Historical Society.
Butler, Benjamin F.: Library of Congress.
Chandler, William E.: Library of Congress.
Chandler, Zachariah: Library of Congress.
Church, William C.: Library of Congress.
Conkling, Roscoe: Library of Congress.
Davis, David: Illinois State Historical Society.
Delafield, Richard: United States Military Academy Library.
Delano, Columbus: Library of Congress.
Dent, Frederick Tracy: Morris Library, Southern Illinois University.
Douglas, John Hancock: Library of Congress.
Fish, Hamilton: Library of Congress.
French, Benjamin Brown: Library of Congress.
Garfield, James A.: Library of Congress.
Garland, Hamlin: Doheny Library, University of Southern California.
Grant, Ulysses S.: Chicago Historical Society; Illinois State Historical Society; Library of Congress; Missouri Historical Society; Morris Library, Southern Illinois University; United States Military Academy Library.
Greeley, Horace: Library of Congress.
Grierson, Benjamin H.: Illinois State Historical Society.
Hancock, Winfield Scott: Illinois State Historical Society.
Harlan, John Marshall: Library of Congress.
Howard, O. O.: Bowdoin College Library.
Jayne, William: Illinois State Historical Society.
Johnson, Andrew: Library of Congress.
Lee, Robert E.: Illinois State Historical Society.
Lewis, Lloyd: Newberry Library, Chicago.
Lincoln, Abraham: Illinois State Historical Society.
McClernand, John A.: Illinois State Historical Society.
Miltmore, Ira: Chicago Historical Society.
Palmer, John M.: Illinois State Historical Society.
Parsons, Lewis B.: Illinois State Historical Society.
Rawlins, John A.: Chicago Historical Society; Illinois State Historical Society.
Ricks, Jesse Jay: Illinois State Historical Society.
Robb, Thomas P.: Illinois State Historical Society.
Rowley, William R.: Illinois State Historical Society.
Schenck, Robert C.: Rutherford B. Hayes Library, Fremont, Ohio.
Schurz, Carl: Library of Congress.
Sheridan, Philip H.: Library of Congress.
Sherman, William T.: Library of Congress; Missouri Historical Society.
Smith, Luther R.: Missouri Historical Society.
Stephens, Alexander H.: Library of Congress.
Stuart, George H.: Library of Congress.
Sumner, Charles: Library of Congress.
Thornton, Edward: Bodleian Library, Oxford University.
Trumbull, Lyman: Illinois State Historical Society.
Wallace, W. H. L.: Wallace-Dickey Family Papers, Illinois State Historical Society.
Washburne, Elihu B.: Library of Congress.
Webb, Alexander S.: Sterling Library, Yale University.
White, Horace: Illinois State Historical Society.
Wilson, James Harrison: Library of Congress.
Yates, Richard: Illinois State Historical Society.
Young, John Russell: Library of Congress.
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