The Filson Club History Quarterly: 1992 - 1996
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1932-36 1947-51 1962-66 1977-81 1992-96 |
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Volume 61: 1987
January 1987
- Contents
- The Bingham Family: From the Old South to the New South and Beyond
- Kentuckians at the Battle of Buena Vista
- Otto Arthur Rothert, 1871-1956
- Little Man at the Big Key: George Ellsworth's Part in Colonel Morgan's First Kentucky Raid
- Book Reviews
- Guest Speakers for 1986
- Filson Club Reports
- News and Comment
- Membership List
April 1987
- Contents
- William M. Rue-In Memoriam
- Senator and Diplomat: The Public Career of Frederic M. Sackett
- IDA Tarbell Follows Lincoln's Kentucky Footsteps
- Henry Clay and the Classics
- Kentucky Biographical Notebook: Henry Watterson
- Book Reviews
- In Memoriam, 1986
- News and Comment
- Editor's Page
July 1987
- Contents
- Along the Wilderness Trail: A Young Lawyer's 1785 Letter from Danville, Kentucky, to Massachusetts
- Business Conflicts in the Mayoralty of Paul Booker Reed, 1885-1887
- At the Moment of Victory ..: The Battle of Shiloh and General A.S. Johnston's Death as Recounted in William Preston's Diary
- Focus on Kentucky Genealogy: Maas Funeral Home Records, 1894-1899
- Articles in The Filson Club History Quarterly, 1926-1986
- Book Reviews
- News and Comment
October 1987
- Contents
- Architects of Louisville: From the 1920s through World War II
- "Into Africa:" Kirby Smith and Braxton Bragg's Invasion of Kentucky
- Big Bone Lick and the American Enlightenment
- Kentucky Biographical Notebook: Abraham and Rebecca Sharp: Ordeal at the Salt River Settlement, Autumn 1786
- Book Reviews
- News and Comment
- Editor's Page
- Index to Volume 61
Volume 62: 1988
January 1988
- Contents
- Enid Yandell: Kentucky Sculptor
- The Artist and the Artisan: Two Men of Early Louisville
- Migration and Kinship on the Trans-Appalachian Frontier: Strode's Station, Kentucky
- Book Reviews
- Guest Speakers for 1987
- Filson Club Reports
- News and Comment
- Membership List
April 1988
- Contents
- The Louisville Medical Institute: A Case in History in American Medical Education
- Recent Scholarship on The Lincoln Assassination
- Wilson Price Hunt Reports on Lewis and Clark
- Kentucky Biographical Notebook: Catherine Spaulding-Sister and Servant
- Book Reviews
- In Memoriam, 1987
- News and Comment
- Editor's Page
July 1988
- Contents
- Custodial Care for the Insane at Eastern State Hospital in Lexington, Kentucky, 1824-1844
- The Lexington Civic League: Agent of Reform, 1900-1910
- Kentuckiana in the Manuscript Division, The Library of Congress
- Kentucky Biographical Notebook: Joseph A. Altsheler
- Book Reviews
- News and Comment
April 1988
October 1988
- Contents
- George Barry Bingham-In Memoriam
- The Thompson-Davis Case and the Unwritten Law
- Daniel Boone Fakelore
- Focus on Kentucky Genealogy: True Ancestral Record of the Eastern Kentucky Backs
- Book Reviews
- News and Comment
- Editor's Page
- Index to Volume 62
Volume 63: 1989
January 1989
- Contents
- John rowan Allen, M.D., and the Early Years of the Psychiatric Profession in Kentucky, 1844-1854
- Best of Breed: Col. H. Milburn McCarty as a Country Editor
- Eastman Johnson's The Old Kentucky Home and the Painting of Slavery
- Kentucky Biographical Notebook Sol Schulman: A Most Unusual Character
- Book Reviews
- Guest Speakers for 1988
- Filson Club Reports
- News and Comment
- Membership List
April 1989
- Contents
- Mother Catherine Spalding--St. Catherine Street, Louisville, Kentucky
- An Early Venture of Kentucky Woman in Politics: The Breckinridge Campaign of 1894
- Heroic Medicine in Kentucky in 1825: Dr. John F. Henry's Care of Peyton Short
- The Hancocks of Claiborne Farm
- Book Reviews
- In Memoriam, 1988
- News and Comment
- Editor's Page
July 1989
- Contents
- Let the documents speak: An analysis of David Leon Chandler's assessment of Robert Worth Bingham
- The Use of Filson Club Manuscripts in The Bingham's of Louisville
- Book Reviews
- News and Comment
- Editor's Page
October 1989
- Contents
- The Ballard-Thruston Collection of Roman Funerary Monuments in the J.B. Speed Art Museum
- Camp Nelson, Kentucky, During the Civil War: Cradle of Liberty or Refugee Death Camp?
- A History of the Baptized Licking-Locust Association, Friends of Humanity
- Focus on Kentucky Genealogy: Adair Letters
- Book Reviews
- News and Comment
- Editor's Page
- Index to Volume 63
Volume 64: 1990
January 1990
- Contents
- The Diary of Joel Tanner Hart, Kentucky Sculptor
- College Women in the 1930s: The Possibilities and the Realities
- Beckham County, Kentucky: A Political Folly
- Notes and Documents: The John A. Lyons Collections in The Filson Club Library
- Book Reviews
- Guest Speakers for 1989
- Filson Club Reports
- News and Comment
- Membership List
April 1990
- George R. Bickel-In Memoriam
- Contents
- To Invade the Frontiers of Kentucky? The Indian Diplomacy of Philippe De Rocheblave, Britain's Acting Commandant at Kaskaskia
- Garfield and Marshall in the Big Sandy Valley 1861-1862
- "My Life Has Not Been A Blank": The Autobiography of Captain Elijah F. Tucker of Greensburg, Kentucky
- Kentucky Biographical Notebook: John Jacob Niles
- Book Reviews
- In Memoriam, 1989
- News and Comment
- Editor's Page
July 1990
- Contents
- James C. Murphy and the Urban Planning Movement in Louisville, 1901-1934
- Linda Neville (1873-1961): Kentucky Pioneer Against Blindness
- Nat Crain and the Battle of Thames
- Window on the Mountains: Berea's Appalachia, 1870-1930
- Focus on Kentucky Genealogy: Old East Broadwell Cemetery in Harrison County, Kentucky
- Book Reviews
- News and Comment
- Editor's Page
October 1990
- Charles Rowland Peaslee Farnsley-In Memoriam
- Contents
- Kentucky Number Names
- The Contribution of German Immigrants to the Union Cause in Kentucky
- Notes and Documents Quaker Observations on a Coal-Mining Community in the Depths of the Depression: Letcher County, Kentucky,
- Kentucky Biographical Notebook: James Graham Brown, 1881-1969
- Book Reviews
- News and Comment
- Editor's Page
- Index to Volume 64
Volume 65: 1991
January 1991
- Contents
- Recollections of Louisville, Kentucky, 1890-1930
- William Earl Barber: A Kentucky Hero at the Chosin Reservoir
- Tennessee's Greatest Stud-Belle Meade
- Notes and Documents: A View from John Filson's House
- Book Reviews
- Guest Speakers for 1990
- Filson Club Reports
- News and Comment
- Membership List
April 1991
- Contents
- Portrait of a Murderess: Anna Cook(e) Beauchamp
- Sarah G. Humphreys: Antebellum Belle to Equal Rights Activist, 1830-1907
- "Perusin' the Pennyrile": Sadie Price, 19th Century Botanist
- Mary Verhoeff Versus the Army Engineers on the Canalization of the Kentucky River
- "To Serve the People of the State of Kentucky": Sarah Gibson Blanding and the Development of Administrative Skill, 1923-1941
- Book Reviews
- In Memoriam, 1990
- News and Comment
- Editor's Page
July 1991
- Contents
- Biography of James Laviers and Diary of Thomas and James Laviers 1863-Written While on Board the Vanguard, a sailing Vessel
- The Reverend Ichabod Camp, First American Preacher on the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers
- "What We Were About: Recently Discovered Letters of William Clark Shed New Light on the Lewis and Clark Expedition
- Focus on Kentucky Genealogy: The Tyler Settlement Rural Historic District: Background and Beginning
- Book Reviews
- News and Comment
- Editor's Page
October 1991
- Contents
- Slavery's Death Knell: Mourners and Revelers
- Joel T. Hart's Executors: George Saul and Edward Silsbee
- The Impact of the 1918 Spanish Influenza Epidemic on the Jackson Purchase
- Notes and Documents: Kentucky's Slave Importation Law in Lyon County: A Document
- Book Reviews
- News and Comment
- Editor's Page
- Index to Volume 65
Volume 66: 1992
January 1992
- Contents
- The Saltpeter Works at Mammoth Cave and the New Madrid Earthquake
- A Sampler of Kentucky Newspaper History: The Newspapers of Nelson County
- Antifederalism in Kentucky
- Focus on Kentucky Genealogy: Forsythe Footprints in Kentucky
- Book Reviews
- Guest Speakers for 1991
- Filson Club Reports
- News and Comment
- Membership List
April 1992
- Contents
- The Aftermath of Louisville's Bloody Monday Election Riot of 1855
- The Shelby-Campbell King's Mountain Controversy and the Gubernatorial Campaign of 1812
- Child-Saving Laws of Louisville and Jefferson County, 1854-1894: A Socio-Legal History
- "…Been Pretty Good": The Diary of an Eight-Year Old
- Corporate Profile: The American Life and Accident Insurance of Kentucky
- Book Reviews
- In Memoriam,1991
- News and Comment
- Editor's Page
July 1992
- Contents
- The Kentucky Heritage
- James Wilkinson: A Leader for Kentucky?
- A "True Woman's Sphere": Motherhood in Late Antebellum Kentucky
- The Buford-Elliott Tragedy and the Traditions of Kentucky Criminal Justice
- Kentucky Faces: A Bicentennial Album
- Snapshots of a State in Change: An Overview of Kentucky in the Twentieth Century
- Kentucky Genealogical Research: An Investigative Approach
- Book Reviews
- Mary Jo Gheens-A Tribute
- News and Comment
- Editor's Page
October 1992
- Contents
- Himlerville: Hungarian Cooperative Mining in Kentucky
- Adlai Stevenson and the Presidential Election in 1892
- From Competition to Consolidation: Medical Education in Louisville, 1850-1889
- Kentucky Biographical Notebook-William R. Belknap, 1811-1889
- Book Reviews
- News and Comment
- Editor's Page
- Index to Volume 66
Volume 67: 1993
January 1993
- Contents
- Did Daniel Boone Kill Pompey, the Black Shawnee, at the 1778 Siege of Boonesborough?
- The 1780 William Clark Map of Fort Jefferson
- Parting Friends: Southeastern Kentucky Funeral Customs, 1880-1915
- Evangelism, Prohibition, and Reform: Mordecai F. Ham and Prohibition in Kentucky
- Book Reviews
- Guest Speakers for 1992
- Filson Club Reports
- News and Comment
- Membership List
April 1993
- Contents
- Tracking Jesse James in Kentucky
- The Sable Guides of Mammoth Cave
- The Civil Works Administration in Western Kentucky: Work Relief's Dress Rehearsal under Fire
- Kentucky biographical Notebook Coach E. A. Diddle: Motivator of Men
- Book Reviews
- In Memoriam, 1992
- News and Comment
- A Message from the Director
July 1993
- Contents
- Chronicle of Syke: Jefferson County, Kentucky, Carl Theodore Frederic Schwartz
- Law and Ideology in Ohio and Kentucky: The Kidnapping of Jerry Phinney
- A Peek at Indiana's Pioneer Period Through the Estate of Adam Wible
- Focus on Kentucky Genealogy: Captain Robert Langley Tyler of Tyler's Station
- Book Reviews
- News and Comment
- Editor's Page
October 1993
- Contents
- Water Supply and the Early Development of Lexington, Kentucky
- A History of Louisville General Hospital School of Nursing
- George D. Prentice, the Louisville Anzeiger, and the 1855 Bloody Monday Riots
- Congress at the Iron Banks?
- Book Reviews
- News and Comment
- Editor's Page
- Index to Volume 67
Volume 68: 1994
January 1994
- Contents
- Terror in the Canelands: The Fate of Daniel Boone's Salt Boilers
- Making a Home: Italians and Jews in Louisville
- "To Buckle on Armor Again": Henry Clay's Letters to Donald Macleod
- The Sick and the Dead: Self-Dosage, Medical Treatment, and Burial During the 1918 Spanish-Influenza Epidemic in The Jackson P
- Book Reviews
- Guest Speakers for 1993
- Filson Club Reports
- News and Comment
- Membership List
April 1994
- Contents
- Mattie Griffith Browne: A Kentucky Abolitionist
- Early Accounts of Travel to the Falls of the Ohio: A Bibliography with Selected Quotations, 1765-1833
- The Most Hated Man in America: Fred Vinson and the Office of Economic Stabilization
- First Person History: Jewish Journalism in Louisville
- Book Reviews
- In Memoriam, 1993
- News and Comment
- Editor's Page
July 1994
- Contents
- The Rock of Corregidor: The Heroism of Lieutenant Bethel V. Otter
- Jungle Attack
- The Kentucky Home Front: World War II
- Admiral Kimmel and Pear Harbor: Heritage, Perception, and the Perils of Calculation Research Note: Sources for the Study of
- A Kentucky Teenager Makes Peace With War
- Book Reviews
- News and Comments
October 1994
- Contents
- "To Hear Their Beefs and Squa[w]s": A Kentucky Congressman Visits Postwar Europe
- The Home Front: The Women of Lexington, Kentucky, During World War II
- Brief Moments of Glory: Weaver's Warriors-The 192nd "Kentucky" Tank Battalion in the Philippines
- Prich
- Book Reviews
- News and Comment
- Filsonians
- Editor's Page
- Index to Volume 68
Volume 69: 1995
January 1995
- Contents
- The Hill Builder: Brinton B. Davis and Western Kentucky University
- Arthur K. Moore and Kentucky Culture
- The Kentucky Penitentiary at Frankfort and the Origins of American's First Convict Lease System, 1798-1843
- Fisherville: Jefferson County's Stringtown on the Turnpike
- Book Reviews
- News and Comment
- Editor's Page
April 1995
- Contents
- A Sufficiently Republican Church: George David Cummins and the Reformed Episcopalians in 1873
- William Stout Chipley and the Evolution of the Medical Superintendency at Eastern State Lunatic Asylum, 1855-1869
- Not Conducive to the Best Interests of this Institution: President James Kennedy Patterson, The Board of Trustees, and Univer
- Green Pinckney Russell, Francis Marion Wood, and Kentucky Normal and Industrial Institute, 1912-1929: A Study in Politics an
- First-Person History A City Slicker Meets Eastern Kentucky
- Book Reviews
- News and Comment
- Editor's Page
July 1995
- Contents
- Kentucky's Native Son: Adlai E. Stevenson and The Politics of Persuasion
- Kentucky's Jewish History in National Perspective: The Era of Mass Migration
- Roots of a Renaissance: Cultural Visitors in Nineteenth and Early Twentieth-Century Louisville
- "You Can't Get a Gold Mine for a Pocket of Change": The Struggle for Local Funding of Agricultural Extension in Breckinridge
- Book Reviews
- News and Comment
- Collections Update
- Editor's Page
October 1995
- Contents
- The Mammoth Cave Stagecoach Robbery and the Effectiveness of the Kentucky Judicial System in the 1880's
- The Green-Hargis Affair: Judicial Politics in Nineteenth-Century Kentucky
- The Pursuit of Health and Happiness at the Paroquet Springs in Kentucky, 1838 to 1888
- First-Person History Alben W. Barkely: The End of a Speech
- Book Reviews
- News and Comment
- Editor's Page
- Index to Volume 69
Volume 70: 1996
January 1996
- Contents
- Night Comes to Berea College: The Day Law and the African-American Reaction
- A Path to Reform: Confronting the Garbage Crisis in Louisville, 1865-1873
- The 1939 Louisville Colonels: The Team that Never Quit
- A "Spirit of Perseverance": Free African-Americans in Late Antebellum Louisville
- Book Reviews
- News and Comment
- Editor's Page
April 1996
- Contents
- First-Person History Vezenobres: A Louisville Literary Circle is Closed in Provence
- From Louisville to the North Pole: Did Peary Leave Verhoeff to Die?
- Disaster at Woodburn Farm: R.A. Alexander and the Confederate Guerrilla Raids of 1864-1865
- Kentucky Biographical Notebook: Hannah Daviess Pittman
- Book Reviews
- News and Comment
- Editor's Page
July 1996
- Contents
- Edward Jarvis's Journal of a Journey from Louisville, Kentucky to New Orleans, of a Visit of Eight Days, and of his Return to
- The Flagrant Injustice Done Me by the Board: The Strange and Prolonged Retirement of University of Kentucky President James K
- Research Note: Did George Rogers Clark Close the Kentucky County land Office?
- Book Reviews
- Collections Update
- News and Comment
- Editor's Page
October 1996
- Contents
- "What Shall I Do Now?" The Story of the Indian Captivities of Margaret Paulee, Jones Hoy, and Jack Callaway, 1779-ca. 1789
- Chester Harding, James Otto Lewis, and "Col. Daniel Boon": A Search for the True Image of America's First Frontier Hero
- Research Note: Louisville's Bloody Monday Riots from a German Perspective
- Book Reviews
- News and Comment
- Editor's Page
- Index to Volume 70
