What Do You Mean?
Where Are You?
Oh, Johnny Boy!
Reading Comprehension
Tie Breaker
100

Includes summary information that describes the entire collection as a whole

Front Matter

100

Consular diary 1864-1865

Consular correspondence and papers: v.25

100

Where Bigelow lived when not in Europe

The Squirrels (will also accept NYC and Gramercy Park)


100

Richard Savato

Collection compiler

100

Number of collections related to "Evening post (New York, N.Y. : 1832)"


One 

200

This is the outline that identifies the series, boxes, folders, and items within the collection.

Inventory


200

b. 19

 Binda Estate

200

Served as an advisor on the construction of this waterway

Panama Canal

200

Where the collection is held.

-Brooke Russell Astor Reading Room

300

This gives you a brief outline of the material in the collection.

 Arrangement Note


300

v. 27

Copie de lettres

300

In correspondence with this friend from 1856-1868

William H. Seward

300

The eight series

General correspondence, subjects correspondence, family correspondence, consular correspondence and papers, misc. Correspondence and papers, diaries, writings, misc. papers

400

This is the most detailed level of a finding aid.

Item Level

400

b. 23

John C. Fremont and the Presidential Campaign of 1856

400

Took a voyage to this nation in 1850 (as stated in his diaries)

Jamaica

400

Correct APA finding aid citation.

New York Public Library (n.d.). John Bigelow papers. [Finding Aid]. John Bigelow papers (MssCol 301), Manuscripts and Archives Division, The New York Public Library, New York City. https://archives.nypl.org/mss/301#overview.

500

One of these is about the size of one standard records box.

Linear Feet


500

v. 32

1858 Nov 13-1859 Jan 16 & Journal of a brief trip to the South of France in Jan 1860

500

Was the consul to Paris for this US President

Abraham Lincoln

500

The years included in the collection

1839-1912

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