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Yale University -Yale Center for British Art

John Ruskin Letters to Ellen Heaton, 1850-1864, bulk 1855-1864

.42 Linear Feet
The collection comprises letters from John Ruskin to Ellen Heaton, written from 1855 to 1864.
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Ellen Heaton letter to her family, 1858 October 20-1858 October 20 Box 1, Folder add.4

"I wish these letters by John Ruskin, Esq. to be preserved, if they should any of them be though suitable to be published in a selection from his letters in some Life eventually written to commemorate him. I shall be glad that they should be used in that way. I hope my nieces and nephews may be interested in these letters, and preserve them."

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John Ruskin letter to Ellen Heaton, 1855 December-1855 December Box 1, Folder H.27

Ruskin admits that time constraints mean that his letter is late and "hastily" written. He asks Heaton about the positioning of the proofs of the latest Bolton Abbey photographs and enquires after a bridge, mentioned in Heaton's last letter to him, which has apparently been built since Ruskin's last visit to the area. Ruskin asks Heaton to arrange for another two photographs to be taken, with a view from Holme Terrace. Ruskin says Heaton can return Rossetti's Francesca with the photographs but that there is no rush. [Date provided by Surtees: December 1855]

  1. Letters from John Ruskin to Ellen Heaton
Ellington Historical Society

Ellington Town Publications, 1959-2019

1 linear feet 2 boxes
Ellington town newsletters under different titles.
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Ellington Historical Society

Ellington Historical Society repository description, 1790-2020

150 linear ft.
Ellington Historical Society repository description
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Ellington Historical Society

Ellington Oral Histories Collection, 1999-2015

3 Linear Feet
Oral history recordings and transcripts with Ellington residents, interviewed from 1999-2015.
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Ellington Oral Histories Collection, 1999-2015 3 Linear Feet

Ellington Historical Society
Oral history recordings and transcripts with Ellington residents, interviewed from 1999-2015.
    Ellington Historical Society

    Ellington Town Annual Reports, 1889-2022

    3.75 linear feet 6 boxes
    Ellington Town Annual Reports 1889-2022
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    Ellington Town Annual Reports, 1889-2022 3.75 linear feet 6 boxes

    Ellington Historical Society
    Ellington Town Annual Reports 1889-2022
      Yale University -Manuscripts and Archives

      Program in History of Science and Medicine, Yale University, prize-winning essays, 2007-2007

      0.25 Linear Feet
      The materials consist of history of science and medicine prize-winning essays written by Yale College seniors.
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      Connecticut Museum of Culture and History

      Ellsworth and Webster family papers, 1779-1890

      0.417 linear feet (1 box) (174 documents)
      The papers of Oliver Ellsworth, Noah Webster, the Ellsworth and Webster families, as well as an assortment of papers unrelated to either family.
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      Ellsworth and Webster family papers, 1779-1890 0.417 linear feet (1 box) (174 documents)

      Ellsworth, Abigail Wolcott, 1756-1818
      The papers of Oliver Ellsworth, Noah Webster, the Ellsworth and Webster families, as well as an assortment of papers unrelated to either family.
        Yale University -Manuscripts and Archives

        Ellsworth Eliot photographs used in the publication Yale in the Civil War, 1932-1932

        0.25 Linear Feet
        The collection consists of portraits used as illustrations for Ellsworth Eliot's book Yale in the Civil War (1932).
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        University of Connecticut -Archives and Special Collections at the Thomas J. Dodd Center

        Elmer F. Farnham Railroad Collection, undated, 1966

        0.5 Linear Feet
        Elmer F. Farnham was a resident of Norwich, Connecticut, and a features writer for the Norwich Bulletin. He was author of The Quickest Route: The History of the Norwich & Worcester Railroad, published in 1973 by Pequot Press. The collection consists of photographs of locomotives and railroad scenes of the Norwich & Worcestor Railroad, the Central Vermont Railway, and other southern New England railroads.
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        Elmer F. Farnham Railroad Collection, undated, 1966 0.5 Linear Feet

        Elmer F. Farnham was a resident of Norwich, Connecticut, and a features writer for the Norwich Bulletin. He was author of The Quickest Route: The History of the Norwich & Worcester Railroad, published in 1973 by Pequot Press. The collection consists of photographs of locomotives and railroad scenes of the Norwich & Worcestor Railroad, the Central Vermont Railway, and other southern New England railroads.
          The Litchfield Historical Society

          Elmore family photographs, late 1800s-early 1900s

          1 folders
          A collection of photographs, including scenes of Litchfield after a fire and interior of Graniss and Elmore store. Ganung and Elmore, general merchandise and grocery firm of Litchfield, Connecticut, was founded by George S. Elmore (1856-1904) and C. M. Ganung in 1880 with stock purchased from a bankrupt company. In 1882, Mr. Ganung sold his interest in the store to Westoen G. Granniss (1855-1940) of Litchfield, Connecticut, and the store was renamed Granniss and Elmore. The firm dealt in general merchandise such as groceries, dry goods, dishes, crockery, carpets, window shades, screens, linoleum, and wallpaper. The firm's motto was "Everything guaranteed as represented."
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          Elmore family photographs, late 1800s-early 1900s 1 folders

          Benedict, Neal D.
          A collection of photographs, including scenes of Litchfield after a fire and interior of Graniss and Elmore store. Ganung and Elmore, general merchandise and grocery firm of Litchfield, Connecticut, was founded by George S. Elmore (1856-1904) and C. M. Ganung in 1880 with stock purchased from a bankrupt company. In 1882, Mr. Ganung sold his interest in the store to Westoen G. Granniss (1855-1940) of Litchfield, Connecticut, and the store was renamed Granniss and Elmore. The firm dealt in general merchandise such as groceries, dry goods, dishes, crockery, carpets, window shades, screens, linoleum, and wallpaper. The firm's motto was "Everything guaranteed as represented."

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