Michigan State University Archives and Historical Collections
Rollo Mosher Collection
c.00281
Table of Contents
Summary Information
- Repository
- Michigan State University Archives and Historical Collections
- Creator - Donor
- Mosher, Rollo G.
- Title
- Rollo Mosher collection
- ID
- c.00281
- Date [inclusive]
- 1900-1934
- Extent
- 0.1 Cubic feet , 5 folders and 90+ postcards
- Language
- English
Preferred Citation
Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: "Item title, Collection title, Collection Identifier, Michigan State University Archives & Historical Collections, East Lansing,Michigan".
Historical Note
The Wayland Record was started in Wayland, Michigan, by Rollo Mosher's father in the 1880s and continued to be published by the son through 1953.
Scope and Contents note
This collection consists of posters, bulletins, notices and cards printed by Rollo Mosher and his father, who published the Wayland Record in Wayland, Michigan from the 1880s through 1953. The printed materials announce social and political events such as festivals, volleys and basketball games. Advertisements from stores in Wayland and West Gun Lake are also included.
In addition, the collection contains a souvenir program from a field meet in Plainwell, Michigan in 1909; the directories of schoolteachers and officials in Allegan County (1927-1929).
The collection also contains a large number of postcards from various parts of the U.S.
Administrative Information
Publication Information
Michigan State University Archives and Historical Collections September 1965
Conrad Hall888 Wilson Road, Room 101
East Lansing , MI, 48824
517-355-2330
archives@msu.edu
Revision Description
April 2000
Conditions Governing Access
Collection is open for research.
Legal Status
Copyright: Michigan State University Property Rights: Michigan State University
Conditions Governing Use
Permission to publish material from this collection must be obtained from University Archives & Historical Collections, Michigan State University.
Custodial History
Gift of Rollo Mosher, 1965-09-07. Transferred by Michigan State University Museum
Controlled Access Headings
Genre(s)
- Postcards
Geographic Name(s)
- Allegan County (Mich.)
- Plainwell (Mich.)
- Wayland (Mich.)
Subject(s)
- Education, Primary -- Michigan
- Education, Secondary -- Michigan
Collection Inventory
Papers |
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1904-1923 |
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1927-1934 |
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Undated |
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Postcards |
Drawer Postcards |
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Boats. Ferries |
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Bridges |
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California |
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California |
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California. Catalina Island |
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California. Los Angeles |
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California. Oakland |
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California. San Gabriel Mission |
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California. Santa Catalina Island |
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California. University of California, Berkeley. Greek Theatre |
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Canada. Ontario. Hamilton |
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Canada. Ontario. London |
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Canada. Ontario. Trenton |
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Colorado |
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Connecticut |
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Connecticut. New Haven |
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Dog Team circa 1923 |
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Expositions and fairs. Panama - California Exposition, San Diego 1915 |
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Factories. Ford Motor Company Model |
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Florida |
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Florida |
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Florida. Coral Gables |
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Florida. Jacksonville |
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Florida. Miami |
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Florida. St. Petersburg |
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Hunting |
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Illinois. Chicago |
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Lehigh University. Taylor Field Stadium |
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Michigan |
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Michigan. Baldwin. Shrine of the Pines |
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Michigan. Battle Creek. Postum Cereal Company |
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Michigan. Battle Creek. Railway Station |
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Michigan. Cheboygan County. Mullett Lake |
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Michigan. Detroit |
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Michigan. Flint |
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Michigan. Grand Rapids |
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Michigan. Hastings. Public and High Schools |
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Michigan. Holland |
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Michigan. Lansing |
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Michigan. Nashville. High School |
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Michigan. Port Huron |
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Michigan. Sparta. High School |
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Michigan, University of. Buildings. Library |
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Michigan, University of. University Hall |
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Michigan. Wayland |
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Michigan. Wayland. Churches |
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Michigan. Wayland. Railway stations |
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Mining. Coal |
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Mining. Slate |
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National Parks. Yellowstone National Park |
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New Jersey. Atlantic City |
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New York. Dansville |
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New York. New York City |
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New York. New York City. Buildings |
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New York. New York City. Churches |
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New York. New York City. Statue of Liberty |
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Ohio. Toledo |
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Oil Fields |
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Oregon. Portland |
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Pennsylvania |
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Pennsylvania |
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Pennsylvania. Allentown. Greater Central park |
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Pennsylvania. Ambridge. Hotel Ambridge |
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Pennsylvania. Harrisburg |
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Pennsylvania. Hershey |
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Pennsylvania. Hollidaysburg. Chimney Rocks |
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Pennsylvania. Lanesboro |
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Pennsylvania. Philadelphia. U.S. Mint |
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Pennsylvania. Scranton |
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Pennsylvania. Scranton. Armory |
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Pennsylvania. Scranton. Railway stations |
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Pennsylvania. Scranton. Speedway |
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Pennsylvania. Susquehanna. Railroad Tunnel |
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Pennsylvania. Williamsport. A.R.C. Canteen and Workers |
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Ships. Battleships |
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Ships. Battleships. "Michigan" |
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Ships. Battleships. "Nebraska" |
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Ships. Steamships. "Eastern States", Lake Erie |
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Ships. Steamships. "Manitou" |
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Tunnels |
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Tunnels. Hudson River Tunnel |
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United States Army. Training |
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Utah. Salt Lake City. Mormon Temple |
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Virginia. Fort Wool |
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Virginia. Monroe |
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Virginia. Mt. Vernon |
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Virginia. Richmond. Monument to Confederate dead |
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Washington. Kennewick Harbor |
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Washington, D.C. Capitol Building |
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Washington, D.C. Library of Congress |
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Waterfalls. Niagara Falls |
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Waterfalls. Niagara Falls |
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Waterfalls. Niagara Falls |
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West Virginia. Moundsville |
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World War I. Words to song entitled " Don't Let Us Sing About War Anymore, Just Let Us Sing of Love" |
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Photographs |
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Lumbering. California. Cutting 365 foot tree |
SC Photo 3 | |||
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Factories. Mill in Wayland, Michigan circa 1890 |
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