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Frederick Newman Knapp Memorial Tributes
Includes his work in the United States Sanitary Commission, Special Relief Dept.
Frederick Bradford Knapp Collection
Includes fifty-six diaries belonging to Knapp that span the years 1875 to 1932. Knapp began keeping a diary the year he graduated from high school and continued, with some exceptions, until the year of his death. In addition, the collection contains several pieces of memorabilia, a notebook of obituaries, a memorial book, drawings, and two albums of pictures and photographs. Knapp's diaries provide brief notes on daily events, seldom with commentary. There are gaps in coverage for most of the years, those for 1889 to 1897 being especially sketchy in content. However, on May 8, 1889, he made some extended remarks on Cuba; on Jan. 28, 1890, he commented on the peace treaty with Spain; and on Nov. 3, 1914 he remarked on the national political scene. The volumes are rich with references to local people and places, although without much explanatory text. The entries provide a record of how he made his living, cared for his family and participated in community life. They also reflect his strongly held social attitudes towards the goals of American society.
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