Box 2
Container
Contains 6 Results:
Certificate from the office of the Postmaster General authorizing Harrison H. Dodge to serve as Postmaster of Mount Vernon, 1885
Item — Box: 2
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Papers of Harrison H. Dodge is a small collection of material created and compiled by Dodge and/or his family. Types of records include correspondence, articles, family trees, news clippings, photographs, and several objects. Most of the items pertain to Dodge’s time as Superintendent at Mount Vernon, however there are some personal family letters, genealogy information, and items regarding his work on a Library of Congress committee. Some genealogical records, mostly fragments and...
Dates:
1885
Certificate, President of the United States, Calvin Coolidge, authorizing Harrison H. Dodge to serve as head of the Post Office at Mount Vernon, 1928
Item — Box: 2
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Papers of Harrison H. Dodge is a small collection of material created and compiled by Dodge and/or his family. Types of records include correspondence, articles, family trees, news clippings, photographs, and several objects. Most of the items pertain to Dodge’s time as Superintendent at Mount Vernon, however there are some personal family letters, genealogy information, and items regarding his work on a Library of Congress committee. Some genealogical records, mostly fragments and...
Dates:
1928
Certificate from the office of the Postmaster General authorizing Harrison H. Dodge to serve as Postmaster of Mount Vernon, 1930
Item — Box: 2
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Papers of Harrison H. Dodge is a small collection of material created and compiled by Dodge and/or his family. Types of records include correspondence, articles, family trees, news clippings, photographs, and several objects. Most of the items pertain to Dodge’s time as Superintendent at Mount Vernon, however there are some personal family letters, genealogy information, and items regarding his work on a Library of Congress committee. Some genealogical records, mostly fragments and...
Dates:
1930
Certificate, Legion d’honneur – Colonel Harrison Dodge, 1932
Item — Box: 2
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Papers of Harrison H. Dodge is a small collection of material created and compiled by Dodge and/or his family. Types of records include correspondence, articles, family trees, news clippings, photographs, and several objects. Most of the items pertain to Dodge’s time as Superintendent at Mount Vernon, however there are some personal family letters, genealogy information, and items regarding his work on a Library of Congress committee. Some genealogical records, mostly fragments and...
Dates:
1932
Certificate, President of the United States, Franklin D. Roosevelt, authorizing Harrison H. Dodge to serve as head of the Post Office at Mount Vernon, 1934
Item — Box: 2
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Papers of Harrison H. Dodge is a small collection of material created and compiled by Dodge and/or his family. Types of records include correspondence, articles, family trees, news clippings, photographs, and several objects. Most of the items pertain to Dodge’s time as Superintendent at Mount Vernon, however there are some personal family letters, genealogy information, and items regarding his work on a Library of Congress committee. Some genealogical records, mostly fragments and...
Dates:
1934
Certificate from the office of the Postmaster General authorizing Harrison H. Dodge to serve as Postmaster of Mount Vernon, 1934
Item — Box: 2
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Papers of Harrison H. Dodge is a small collection of material created and compiled by Dodge and/or his family. Types of records include correspondence, articles, family trees, news clippings, photographs, and several objects. Most of the items pertain to Dodge’s time as Superintendent at Mount Vernon, however there are some personal family letters, genealogy information, and items regarding his work on a Library of Congress committee. Some genealogical records, mostly fragments and...
Dates:
1934
