Page 010 [11-14-1858] | Lehigh Preserve

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Mentions a night out at a tavern with Frank Cahill and Bob Gun and receiving a letter from Alf Waud.

Full Title

Page 010 [11-14-1858]

Member of

Thomas Butler Gunn Diaries, Volume Ten

Alternative Title

Thomas Butler Gunn Diaries, Volume Ten: page ten

Contributor(s)

Creator: Gunn, Thomas Butler

relators:pbl: Missouri History Museum

Publisher

Missouri History Museum

Date Issued

1858-11-14

Language

English

Type

Form

Document

Subject (Geographic)

[New York, New York]

Media type

Date Captured

2011-01-31

Identifier

call number A0632

islandora gunn_1865

Subject (LCSH)

Gunn, Thomas Butler

Record Origin

Converted from Dublin Core to MODS during migration from CONTENTdm to Islandora

Related Item

Title Thomas Butler Gunn Diaries

Gunn, . T. B. (1858). Page 010 [11-14-1858] (1–). https://preserve.lehigh.edu/node/290313

Gunn, Thomas Butler. 1858. “Page 010 [11-14-1858]”. https://preserve.lehigh.edu/node/290313.

Gunn, Thomas Butler. Page 010 [11-14-1858]. 14 Nov. 1858, https://preserve.lehigh.edu/node/290313.

In Sub-Collections

Thomas Butler Gunn Diaries, Volume Ten

Includes descriptions of an explosion of a boat on the North River, New York literary Bohemians, boarding house living at 132 Bleecker Street, his freelance writing and drawing work, the death of writer Mort Thomson's young wife Anna, working on the publication ''Constellation,'' visits to the Edwards family, a falling out with Fanny Fern over an article he wrote criticizing ''The New York Ledger,'' a rumor that Fitz James O'Brien is the heir to an Irish baronetcy, and a change of landladies at his boarding house.