Invitation from Miss Mary Garrett to Dr. and Mrs. J. William Funck for evening of February 8, 1906
description: Printed invitation from Miss Garrett (Mary Elizabeth Garrett) to Dr. and Mrs. J. William Funck (Mrs. Emma Jane Maddox Funck) for the evening of February 8, 1906 to attend a reception for Miss Susan B. Anthony, Miss Julia Ward Howe, the Rev. Anna Howard Shaw, and representatives of woman's colleges at her home at 101 West Monument Street in Baltimore, Maryland. The national convention of the National American Woman Suffrage Association was being held that week (February 7-13) in Baltimore.
source: Enoch Pratt Free Library/State Library Resource Center https://collections.digitalmaryland.org/digital/collection/scws/id/116/rec/2
date: February 1906
format: 1 page document

Invitation to the peace treaty signing with Bulgaria
date: 1919

Ira Remsen correspondence

Ireland, William Henry. His 'improved' copy of John Camilton, A Discoverie of the Most Secret and Subtile Practises of the Jesuits
creator: Camilton, John
publisher: London: Printed [by George Eld] for Robert Boulton
date: 1610
language: English

Irvin Pollack ('52) on his admissions interview
source: Jewish Museum of Maryland Archives OH 776 interview with Irvin Pollack part 1 2/13/03

Isaiah Bowman
date: circa 1920

Isaiah Bowman diary excerpt
description: Isaiah Bowman kept a diary during his time in Europe, in which he describes many meetings with fellow geographers and conference participants to determine postwar national boundaries.
creator: Bowman, Isaiah
date: March 4, 1919

Isaiah Bowman identification card
description: An identification card issued by the American Commission to Negotiate Peace.
date: December 15, 1918

Isaiah Bowman Name Card
date: circa 1919

Isaiah Bowman's hotel room in the Crillon de Paris hotel
description: This photo of Isaiah Bowman's map-strewn hotel room in the Crillon de Paris Hotel was taken on the day in 1919 that conference officials met there to determine the preliminary boundaries of postwar Germany.
date: 1919