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- 100 North Main Building
- Main Street; North Main Building; downtown; country clubs; skyscrapers; businesses;
- Color aerial photo image of 100 North Main Building.
- Postcards from Memphis
- 100 Years on Beale St.
- Beale Street; A. Schwab; 1970s;
- A color photo of the front of A. Schwab's. The tilted banners in the windows read: 100 years on Beale St. The other signs read: Visit Schwab's free Beale Street Museum. Note on the back reads: Nov. 1977
- Memphis Streetscapes
- 1021 Chelsea
- Chelsea Avenue; Dorman family; houses; Weiner family;
- Polaroid of home at 1021 Chelsea.
- German Heritage
- 1021 Chelsea
- Chelsea Avenue; Dorman family; houses; Weiner family;
- Polaroid of home at 1021 Chelsea.
- German Heritage
- 107-year-old Native American man
- centenarians; Native Americans;
- Elderly man in casual attire, seated, holding pipe. Text on back: Old Gray Horse 107 yrs. old died at 110-111
- Pink Palace Photograph Collection
- 13th Century English ship
- ships; Great Britain;
- Text on back: 13th Century English Ship.
- Pink Palace Photograph Collection
- 15th Century Hanseatic Cog ship
- ships; Great Britain;
- Text on back: 15 Century Hanseatic Cog Ship.
- Pink Palace Photograph Collection
- 166 Beale Street
- Beale Street
- A picture of a man in a casual pose in the doorway to 166 Beale. Window says "Money to loan." Note on back: "Duplicate print from the Urban Renewal Files in the Archives"
- Memphis Streetscapes
- 167 Beale Street
- Beale Street; signs;
- The sign for Safferstone's Loans; 167 Beale; Milton Kaplan, Prop. The sign includes the traditional three balls indicating a pawn shop. Note on back: "Duplicate print from the Urban Renewal Files in the Archives"
- Memphis Streetscapes
- 1833 correspondence
- correspondence; law;
- Joseph Williams, C.S.C., Shelby County, to Duke. Summons to appear as a garnishee in a suit against the estate of Edmond Perkinson.
- Britton Duke
- 1835 correspondence
- correspondence;
- Jas. L. Purrington, Memphis, to Duke. Sending money for Duke to hold. Information on trip to Mississippi and a trunk being held for him.
- Britton Duke
- 1835 correspondence
- agriculture; correspondence; family;
- Duke, Little Rock, to wife. News of trip. Instructions for Mr. Cossee concerning farm work.
- Britton Duke
- 1836 correspondence
- business; correspondence; cotton;
- William Anderson, New Orleans, to Duke. Cotton prices, effect of unpleasant relations with France.
- Britton Duke
- 1836 correspondence
- business; correspondence; law;
- Agreement for Daniel M. Harris, Shelby County, to provide iron for John McBride, who will open a blacksmith business.
- Britton Duke
- 1840 correspondence
- commerce; correspondence;
- Grigg Elliot, Phelan, pr. Geo. Rempson to Mr. Geo. C. Furber. Articles you want are not in our line. Enclosed is manufacturer's circular. Please order from Memphis merchants. (Crossed out.)
- Britton Duke
- 1842 correspondence
- correspondence;
- Unknown author, Mt. Pleasant, to Duke. Inquiries about Cotten [sic] and Jernegen families et al., and possibility of a tavern in Memphis being profitable.
- Britton Duke
- 1842 correspondence
- business; correspondence; family;
- Jas. L. Purrington, Ecorea Fabre, AR, to Master Roelef T. Duke. Duke is urged to persevere with studies. Question of plagiarism of document previously sent, inquiries about Roelef's sister, Francis [sic], and discussion of business problems.
- Britton Duke
- 1842 correspondence
- correspondence;
- Jas. L. Purrington, Ecorea Fabre, AR, to "Sister," Mrs. Mary L. Duke. Requests that she urge Mr. Duke to consult Dods-Christian on his behalf.
- Britton Duke
- 1842 correspondence
- correspondence; law;
- B.W. Cotton, Scotland Neck, to Duke. Settling of estate of Duke's Uncle Moses.
- Britton Duke
- 1843 correspondence
- correspondence;
- R.E. Haden, Hernando, MS, to Duke. Explanation of failure to pay debt.
- Britton Duke