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Archives related to: Winans, Thomas de Kay, 1820-1878

titleWinans papers (MS 916)
repositoryMaryland Historical Society, Library
descriptionRailroad engineers and inventors, Ross Winans (1797-1877) and his son Thomas Winans (1820-1878), are the principal figures around which the Winans Papers are built. The collection includes the correspondence, legal papers, accounts, bills, and receipts of both men. There is also a variety of other materials such as patents, drawings, designs, photographs, and experimental data relating to steamship building. The collection is strong in documenting the business and manufacturing of Ross Winans from 1835 to 1862. The real estate purchases and financial affairs of Thomas Winans are also well represented.
extent24 boxes, 1 oversize volume, 2 oversize folders
formatsCorrespondence Legal Papers Financial Papers Drawings Photographs
accessAccess to this collection is unrestricted
record linkhttp://www.mdhs.org/sites/default/files/MS%20916%20Winans%20Papers.pdf
record sourcehttp://m60006.eos-intl.net/M60006/OPAC/Index.aspx
finding aidOnline and in repository
acquisition informationMost of the items in the collection were donated by Mrs. Reginald W. Hutton and Miss Celeste W. Hutton in April of 1948. Thomas Winans gave the Society three volumes of detailed records concerning experiments with the steam yacht Walter S. Winans in 1928. At a later, although unspecified date, Mr. J.G.D. Paul added about 33 other items to the Winans papers, including a biography of Ross Winans by Carlyle Barton, a number of Ross Winans pamphlets (1872-75), a Hutton-Winans scrapbook (1903-1934), and a body of genealogical research material relating to the Winans-Hutton Family.
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titleCorrespondence associated with: Winans, Thomas de Kay
repositoryOnline Edition of Correspondence of James McNeill Whistler
descriptionThomas de Kay Winans was the recipient, sender or subject of 83 documents, dated between 1848-1899, associated with Whistler and his work. They are available online in either digital form or by transcript, and in some cases both.

The individual documents are located in the following repositories:
Baltimore Museum of Art, MD
Family Records Centre, London
Freer Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.
Glasgow University Library
Library of Congress
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Maryland Historical Society Library, Manuscripts Division, Baltimore, MD
New York Public Library
Private collection



extent83 Documents
formatsCorrespondence Electronic Resource
accessConsult repository for restrictions.
record sourcehttp://www.whistler.arts.gla.ac.uk/correspondence/
updated11/12/2014 11:29:53
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