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Taylor, Georgiana Jane, et. al. Journal., 1836, October 17-1843, August 29 - Bound Bound

Date:
1836, October 17-1843, August 29 -
Scope Content:
Bound in half-black straight-grained morocco Back cover with several faces drawn in Contents: 1) 1836, Oct. 17-1837, Apr. 13, by Georgy Taylor, daughter of Thomas William Taylor, 1782-1854, lieutenant-governor of Sandhurst; 2) 1841, Aug.1-Dec.25, by a sister of Georgy Taylor; 3) 1843, Aug.1-29, by a sister of Georgy Taylor; 4) 1877, Feb. 11, Paris, Comment of concern about three letters, in English and French, in pen and pencil, by an unidentified writer Mention throughout of daily visitors and visiting; of walking "along the tow path"; of brother Reynell George Taylor, 1822-1886, general; of sister Annie's wedding and later sitting for a portrait by Rochard; the visit in August of 1843 of Georgy and Mr. Barnard
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The Leonard Bernstein Collection, circa 16th century-2001, bulk 1940-1990 2100 items.(Approximately)

Campus:
Indiana University Bloomington
Repository:
Indiana University Jacobs School of Music
Collection ID:
VAD8042
Date:
circa 16th century-2001, bulk 1940-1990
Creator:
Bernstein, Leonard, 1918-1990
Scope Content:

The collection consists of approximately 2100 items, the complete contents of Bernstein's composition studio in Fairfield, Connecticut . It includes his furniture; office supplies; recordings by Bernstein and other musicians; books, some of which are signed by the authors or Bernstein's friends; artwork and posters, either decorative or relating to performances in which he was conductor or composer; numerous certificates and awards, including Grammys and honorary doctorates; and other personal objects collected throughout Bernstein's life.

The materials in the collection were created between the 16th and 21st centuries, but primarily during Bernstein's career, approximately 1940-1990 .

Physical Description:
2100 items.(Approximately)
  1. Indiana University Jacobs School of Music