Box 1
Contains 41 Results:
Pam bnd.“Canoeing Down the Pere Marquette River.” Formerly M91.R15p
Included here is information about Ranck, including a Citizens Historical Association biography, magazine & periodical articles about him. Also here is information from his Canoe trips following the 17th century path of Pere Marquette, including a diary from the summer of 1931.
Bnd.Cover title “Relations of Samuel H. Ranck, Wilson Marcy, Ranck, Charles E. Hodgman. About a Canoe Voyage in 1931 to trace the 1666-1675 voyage of Pere Marquette”
Included here is information about Ranck, including a Citizens Historical Association biography, magazine & periodical articles about him. Also here is information from his Canoe trips following the 17th century path of Pere Marquette, including a diary from the summer of 1931.
Black Book Diary of Samuel Ranck. July 24 – Aug. 9 1931. Appears to be related to the Canoe trip.
Included here is information about Ranck, including a Citizens Historical Association biography, magazine & periodical articles about him. Also here is information from his Canoe trips following the 17th century path of Pere Marquette, including a diary from the summer of 1931.
Library Journal, June 1911. “The Relation of the Public Library to Technical Education,” Reprint. (2 copies)
This series is perhaps best described as a sampler of Ranck's writings, as it is believed Ranck wrote and published more widely than the limited items cited here. See also Coll. 109, for other examples of his work as head of the Grand Rapids Public Library.
Michigan Tradesman, Oct. 8, 1930. “Local Library Has Ample Room for Expansion.”
This series is perhaps best described as a sampler of Ranck's writings, as it is believed Ranck wrote and published more widely than the limited items cited here. See also Coll. 109, for other examples of his work as head of the Grand Rapids Public Library.
The Architectural Forum. Reprint December 1927. “Ventilating and Lighting Library Buildings.” Reprint. Formerly MKG022.R15
This series is perhaps best described as a sampler of Ranck's writings, as it is believed Ranck wrote and published more widely than the limited items cited here. See also Coll. 109, for other examples of his work as head of the Grand Rapids Public Library.
Heating and Ventilating, April 1931. “Problems of Library Heating and Ventilation.” Reprint. Formerly M022.8.R15
This series is perhaps best described as a sampler of Ranck's writings, as it is believed Ranck wrote and published more widely than the limited items cited here. See also Coll. 109, for other examples of his work as head of the Grand Rapids Public Library.
The Grand Rapids Herald, Nov. 1, 1914. “Writers of Books Caused Great War.” Facsimile. On microfilm. About Ranck?
This series is perhaps best described as a sampler of Ranck's writings, as it is believed Ranck wrote and published more widely than the limited items cited here. See also Coll. 109, for other examples of his work as head of the Grand Rapids Public Library.
A letter to the Editor of the Press regarding War Memorial, Feb. 27, 1925.
This series is perhaps best described as a sampler of Ranck's writings, as it is believed Ranck wrote and published more widely than the limited items cited here. See also Coll. 109, for other examples of his work as head of the Grand Rapids Public Library.