Box 11
Contains 26 Results:
Powers Grand Opera House Gladiator …Damon and Pythias …A Fair Rebel… The White Pilgrim … Sept. 20, 1890 … The Gladiator. The Private Secretary … Beginning Oct. 17 [1896?] The Charity Ball … Kajanka …[poor condition] [1885?] Mar. 17-18. “The Private Secretary” [1885?] Mar. 25. “Fra Diavolo!”
Included here primarily are theater programs, but also in some cases a history or other documents, such as newsletters, or other items such as historical theater playbills. Posters about theater features may be found in Collection 224 the Art and Graphics Collection.
Powers Opera House / Wm. T. Powers Proprietor and Manager. [1886] Funny Fleas … “Pa” Program. Mar. 29-30, 1896/97 Season. “Brian Boru” The Stage(or the Sage) [1897] Footlight Flashes … “The Temple Quartette” …
Included here primarily are theater programs, but also in some cases a history or other documents, such as newsletters, or other items such as historical theater playbills. Posters about theater features may be found in Collection 224 the Art and Graphics Collection.
Powers' Opera House. (two pages, front and back) n.d. Has Michigan Central Route at top of column left, first page; Has Pinafore program listing inside second page.
Included here primarily are theater programs, but also in some cases a history or other documents, such as newsletters, or other items such as historical theater playbills. Posters about theater features may be found in Collection 224 the Art and Graphics Collection.
Pantlind Hotel, Charcoal Inn menu. Large, folding. C.1968 [P2001.123]
Cookbooks are arranged alphabetically by title.As with calendars, the cookbooks most desired are those which have unique Grand Rapids information. This may be favorite recipes suggested by a named individual, or valuable historical information on the organization providing the cookbook, or because unique local illustrations were used in the publication.
Sayfee's. [1959?] c. 1 Inscribed on back cover: Betty and Bob Drinan/Gordon and Helen, Fall 1959. P2006.012 c. 2 Variant 2008.074
Cookbooks are arranged alphabetically by title.As with calendars, the cookbooks most desired are those which have unique Grand Rapids information. This may be favorite recipes suggested by a named individual, or valuable historical information on the organization providing the cookbook, or because unique local illustrations were used in the publication.
Sayfee's East. 2650 Lake Eastbrook Blvd., GR. c. Ad Art Litho, Cleveland, Ohio, 2-70 P2005.019
Cookbooks are arranged alphabetically by title.As with calendars, the cookbooks most desired are those which have unique Grand Rapids information. This may be favorite recipes suggested by a named individual, or valuable historical information on the organization providing the cookbook, or because unique local illustrations were used in the publication.
Southern Barbecue, 4157 Division Rd., [P2001.152]
Cookbooks are arranged alphabetically by title.As with calendars, the cookbooks most desired are those which have unique Grand Rapids information. This may be favorite recipes suggested by a named individual, or valuable historical information on the organization providing the cookbook, or because unique local illustrations were used in the publication.
Win Schuler’s, 209 Monroe. Aug. 25, 1959 P2004.025
Cookbooks are arranged alphabetically by title.As with calendars, the cookbooks most desired are those which have unique Grand Rapids information. This may be favorite recipes suggested by a named individual, or valuable historical information on the organization providing the cookbook, or because unique local illustrations were used in the publication.
Axes! Leonard Fenn ... Colburn and Fenn, Ansonia, Conn., Oct. 1861. 00.[5726].1
Included here are early mostly single sheet advertisements, on small to oversized paper. Most are for Grand Rapids area firms and wares, but a select number of historical items representing the types of national wares that may have been advertised, sold and used in Grand Rapids area also included.
Some of these have pencil annotations which indicate that they came from Henry McConnell. See Coll. 117, for the separate collection of broadsides given by McConnell.
Collins Axe Factory / R.S.W. From Marietta Intelligencer (Marietta, Ohio). 00.[5735].1 Note: No known Grand Rapids associations except the donor, Henry McConnell
Included here are early mostly single sheet advertisements, on small to oversized paper. Most are for Grand Rapids area firms and wares, but a select number of historical items representing the types of national wares that may have been advertised, sold and used in Grand Rapids area also included.
Some of these have pencil annotations which indicate that they came from Henry McConnell. See Coll. 117, for the separate collection of broadsides given by McConnell.