Carnegie Mellon University - Andrew Carnegie Online Archives

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This collection contains primary resources about Carnegie's bequests along with supporting explanatory text, that teachers will be able to use as part of their curriculum.
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(Your Excellencies, and people of British Guiana)
(Your Excellencies, and people of British Guiana)
Georgetown (Guyana), Cost and standard of living, Carnegie, Andrew, 1835-1919, Philanthropy, Imperialism
Bertram's address here covers a variety of subjects from the concept of a standard of living, to Empire, and Andrew Carnegie's philanthropy.
(… Resident Manager to Janet Ewing Bertram, June 2, 1938)
(… Resident Manager to Janet Ewing Bertram, June 2, 1938)
The Resident Manager at the Dornoch Hotel, in Dornoch Scotland, confirms Janet and Jean Bertram's arrival date, and asks that they inform him of an expected date of departure.
(… to ..., July 31, 1902)
(… to ..., July 31, 1902)
Carnegie, Andrew, 1835-1919, Libraries
This unknown author writes to an unknown recipient about a Mr. Gowans and Mr. Gray and their intention to send Andrew Carnegie a document entitled the Complete Library.
(… to Frank P. Hill, August 13, 1935)
(… to Frank P. Hill, August 13, 1935)
Bertram, James, 1872-1934
The author informs Hill that his form letter concerning a biographical sketch of Bertram was forwarded to a Mrs. Roswell Miller.
(… to Frank P. Hill, August 14, 1935)
(… to Frank P. Hill, August 14, 1935)
Bertram, James, 1872-1934
The author of this letter writes to Hill about Bertram's good character and his abilities as a "sportsman".
(… to Frederick Keppel, October 24, 1934)
(… to Frederick Keppel, October 24, 1934)
Bertram, James, 1872-1934
An unidentified author expresses his grief at hearing of James Bertram's death.
(… to H. Edmund Bullis, May 14, 1937)
(… to H. Edmund Bullis, May 14, 1937)
This letter to H. Edmund Bullis of the National Committee for Mental Hygiene refers to James LaRue Burke and his potential opportunity for employment with World's Fair, Inc.
(… to James Bertram, July 4, 1934)
(… to James Bertram, July 4, 1934)
South Africa -- Politics and government
The author of this letter writes about South Africa. This letter appears to be missing pages.
(… to James Bertram, n.d.)
(… to James Bertram, n.d.)
An illegible letter written my an unidentifiable author.
(… to James Bertram, October, 1932)
(… to James Bertram, October, 1932)
An illegible letter from an unidentifiable sender.
(… to James Bertram, October 7, 19xx)
(… to James Bertram, October 7, 19xx)
This unidentifiable author thanks James Bertram, and makes reference to a Hamilton.
(… to James Bertram, September 15, 1931)
(… to James Bertram, September 15, 1931)
This unidentifiable author thanks James Bertram.
(… to (Janet) Bertram, August 26, 1938)
(… to (Janet) Bertram, August 26, 1938)
This unidentifiable author writes to … Bertram.
(… to Royal D. Edsell, October 24, 1940)
(… to Royal D. Edsell, October 24, 1940)
An unidentifiable author writes to Royal Edsell of the Keokuk and Hamilton Bridge Company about Louise W. Carnegie's acceptance of a proposal for bondholders.