Soldiers--United States--Correspondence.

Abstract Art in Buttons, Inc. was initially formed as the The German-American Button Company, which was founded in 1891 by Henry T. Noyes, with a factory on Champeney Terrace in Rochester, NY. In 1917 the company began the process of changing its name to Art in Buttons, Inc. This collection consists primarily of typed correspondence from Art in Buttons, Inc. to enslisted WWI soldiers who were company employees stationed in France. Form letters and company publications were sent close to and after the...

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This collection consists of various paper materials in regards to General George Custer. Within the collection are newspaper clippings, correspondence between Custer and his cousin Augusta, and program material from a reunion of military groups.

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This collection consists of letters received by Edward C. Widman, Chief Clerk of the Rochester, New York Bureau of Design and Construction, during the First World War. The letters were sent from his co-workers in military service between 1917 and 1920.

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This collection consists of a series of letters written by Frederick Couchman while he was stationed at the Mexican Border while serving active duty during WWI.

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This collection contains letters written to George Graham between the years of 1943-1944

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The collection consists of a series of letters written to William and Florence Kullick between 1941-1945 by various family members.