Résultats

      This album contains a variety of clippings and other materials related to Harry Witteveen's service as a County of Brant warden in 1984-1985.

      This photograph depicts Harry Witteveen driving horses at the East Aurora Show in 1992. The original photo was provided by Harry Witteveen.

      This is a certificate issued to Harry Witteveen for the successful completion of a course in effective speaking and human relations. The original document was provided by Harry Witteveen.

      This is a certificate issued to Cecil Witteveen for the successful completion of the course in effective speaking and human relations. The original document was provided by Harry Witteveen.

      This photograph depicts Harry Witteveen (carriage driver), Martha Stewart, and Sandy Shantz at Martha Stewart's Farm in Westchester County, New York.

      A History of the Witteveen family from Friesland from 1650 to the present, published by C. H. Witteveen Rosendaal in the Netherlands.

      This is a studbook registering the Friesian horse known as Schoontje. The owner of the horse was H. C. Witteveen. The original document was provided by Harry Witteveen.

      This is a studbook registering the Friesian horse known as Marianna. The owner of the horse was H. C. Witteveen. The original document was provided by Harry Witteveen.

      This photograph depicts David Rockefeller, Martha Stewart, and Harry Witteveen at the Rockefeller Family Estate in Westchester County, New York. The original photograph was provided by Harry Witteveen.

      This photograph depicts Harry Witteveen at the age of sixteen at his family farm in Friesland. The original photograph was provided by Harry Witteveen.

      For more information about the Witteveen family and its business, visit Witteveen Friesian's official website: http://www.witteveenfriesians.com

      This is an image of the 1916 Winner's Cup award from the Paris Golf Club. The original item belongs to the Campbell family.

      This silver cup belongs to the Campbell family, and is likely an award received as a prize in a sports game. The original object belongs to the Campbell family.

      This is a photo album published by the New York publisher "Carlton & Porter". The album contains unidentified daguerreotypes from the Campbell family collection. This type of album was very popular in the United States in the 1860s.

      An envelope addressed to James Pate. The date stamped is March 27th, 1872.

      Letter to James Pate from his sister, Agnes Pate. Letter was sent on Nov 9, 1876 and discusses various family members and illnesses in the community. Page 1 Midtown Nov 9th 1876 My Dear James How are you keeping this cold weather? I am afraid you will be missing some …

      Letter to James Pate from his brother Thomas Pate. The letter was sent December 31 1876. In the letter Thomas says Merry Christmas to his brother and provides an update on how he is doing. He states that they are selling very little milk and he thinks it is due …

      Invoice to James Pate for 18 gooseberries and 8 blackcurrants from Edward Sang and Sons Nurserymen and Seed Merchants - .66 pounds. Invoice was sent October 25, 1878.

      Letter from Martha Dykes (a cousin) to James Pate, sent January 18, 1879. In the letter she discussed her school lessons, and how a girl named Miss Scott went skating and got sick and died. Jessie scott was staying with Martha through the summer. She discussed how the farm was …

      A letter from William Pate (brother) to James Pate on August 20, 1882 discussing the farm. Page 1 Lethangie Kinross My Dear Brother, I have only once I think – and that very shortly – written you. Since you left here. I prefer – lazy as I am at writing …