Contents List

Container / Location		Title
1		Letters from Asa Gray, Elliot Coues and others. Also, museum item descriptions of Dr. Paul B. DuChaillu's African collection and a seaman's "relief and protection" agreement. January 22 1841, July 7, 1849 - August 21, 1866
1		Letters from A.D. White, Major John W. M. Appleton, Louis Agassiz, Dr. Asa Gray, Mary A. Quincy Gould (daughter of Josiah Quincy and wife of Benjamin A. Gould), Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr., Edward Everett Hale, Dr. Harrison Allen, Eliza Susan Quincy, George William Curtis and others.
1		Letters from W.P. Samson, Elizabeth C. Agassiz, James Dwight Dana, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Wendell Phillips Garrison, Jeffries Wyman, Louis Agassiz, and others.
1		Letters from Goldwin Smith, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Elizabeth Agassiz (Mrs. Louis Agassiz), and Louis Agassiz, (including the letter Agassiz wrote to BGW asking him to accept a position at the Harvard Museum of Comparative Zoology).
1		Letters from Jeffries Wyman, William Dean Howells, Asa Gray, Elizabeth C. Agassiz, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sir Richard Owen, George Rolleston, Charles Darwin, James Dwight Dana, Simon Henry Gage.
1		Harrison Allen, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sir Richard Owen, Simon Henry Gage, Dr. William Parker.
1		Letters from Leland Ossian Howard, Thomas Dwight, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Simon Henry Gage, Spencer Fullerton Baird, and others.
1		Dr. Louis L. Seaman, Wendell Phillips Garrison, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Elliot Coues, David Starr Jordan, J. W. Slater, Theodore Gill and others.
1		Simon Henry Gage, Joseph Leidy, Charles M. Tyler, Harrison Allen, and others.
1		Edward Drinker Cope, Simon Henry Gage, Oliver Wendell Holmes, William A. Sprague, Sir Richard Owen, Harrison Allen, Alexander Graham Bell.
1		William Dean Howells, Simon Henry Gage, Joseph Leidy, Charles M. Tyler, Harrison Allen, Othniel Charles Marsh.
1		Thomas Henry Huxley, Harrison Allen, Mary Gage Day, James Thurber, E. L. Williams, Goldwin Smith, Simon Henry Gage.
1		Goldwin Smith, Harrison Allen, Charles Sedgwick Minot, Flavel S. Thomas, M.D., John Henry Comstock, Simon Henry Gage, Pierre A. Fish, Theobald Smith, Hermann M. Briggs, Elizabeth C. Agassiz, George Lincoln Burr, Dr. William Browning.
1		John Henry Comstock, Charles Sedgwick Minot, William Parker, Harrison Allen, Andrew D. White, Dr. Theobald Smith, W.R. Dudley, Elizabeth C. Agassiz, David Starr Jordan, George M. Gould, Jacob Gould Schurman, Oliver Wendell Holmes, George R. Williams, William Channing Russell and others.
1		Charles Sedgwick Minot, Andrew Carnegie, Harrison Allen, George M. Gould, Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr., William Clark Russell, William Russel Dudley, and others.
2		Letters from Andrew Sloan Draper, Frank Collins Baker, Simon Henry Gage, Dr. Harrison Allen (correspondence with Dr. Allen and newspaper clippings of his obituary), and others. Also, one photograph of Donald McGee, an infant whose brain was used for BGW's collection filed with four letters to Wilder from his mother Dr. Anita Newcomb McGee.
2		Letters from Frank Collins Baker, George W. Allen, and others. Also, a biographical sketch and tribute written by Burt Green Wilder for Dr. Harrison Allen. Included in this folder is a military record of Harrison Allen's service in the Civil War.
2		Letters from Goldwin Smith, Simon Henry Gage, Harrison Allen Jr., Elizabeth C. Agassiz, Samuel Eliot, George W. Gould and others. Included is a memoir of Dr. Harrison Allen, and several newspaper clippings.
2		Letters from Simon Henry Gage, Edward Everett Hale, Francis Greenwood Peabody, George Milbry Gould, Dr. Matthew Woods, Elizabeth Cady Stanton (a document re the disposition of her brain from BGW's collection); Paul B. DuChaillu, J.B.Howes, Jacob Gould Schurman, C.L. Herrick, Elizabeth C. Agassiz, Goldwin Smith, and others.
2		Newspaper clippings, various correspondence. Also, letters from George MilbryGould, Simon Henry Gage, Jacob Gould Schurman, Elizabeth C. Agassiz.
2		One article: "Some Intellectual Weeds of American Growth," by George M. Gould, M.D.; several acknowledgements for "The Quarter Century Book," letters from Andrew D. White, Elizabeth C. Agassiz, Jeffries Wyman, George Lincoln Burr, and others.
2		Letters from Charles W. Elliot, Eugene Rollin Corson, Frank A. Barton, Jeffries Wyman, Goldwin Smith, W.P. Garrison, George M. Gould, Julia Ward Howe, Wendell Phillips Garrison. Also, some newspaper clippings.
2		Letters from George M. Gould, Wendell Phillips Garrison, (Including his obituary), Henry Holt, Samuel McChord Crothers, Jacob Gould Schurman, Glover Morrill Allen, G.R. Agassiz.
2		Letters from A. Agassiz, William Lloyd Garrison, G.R. Agassiz, Goldwin Smith, Glover Morrill Allen, Phillip McK. Garrison, William Winter, Francis Greenwood Peabody, Henry Holt, and others.
2		George Milbry Gould, Thomas Dwight, George Hodges, Goldwin Smith (some of his last letters to Burt Green Wilder), Henry Holt, William Winter, and various other correspondence.
2		Letters from William Elliot Griffis, William Winter, R.L. Agassiz, Hiram Corson, Andrew Carnegie, John Henry Comstock, Andrew D. White, Thomas Dwight. Several newspaper articles and also correspondence re the disposition of Goldwin Smith's brain.
3		Letters from David Starr Jordan, Charles W. Eliot, Andrew D. White, Charles Alexander and others. Also included are typescript copies of letters written by Burt Green Wilder.
3		Letters to and from BGW mainly dealing with his writing and musical compositions such as the music he wrote for Joyce Kilmer's poem, "The Peacemaker."
3		Reprints of published articles and a typescript career resume of Vladimir Karapetoff.
3		Various correspondence including some from men who served in the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Regiment under Col. Robert Shaw.
3		Letters from E. B. Titchener, W. Tecumseh Sherman, Charles W. Eliot, Robert T. Morris, F.P. Sprague and others. There are also letters dealing with racial questions, miscegenation, and the Oliver Wendell Holmes poem, "Old Ironsides."
3		Letters from David Starr Jordan, Charles W. Eliot and others.
3		Letters from Elizabeth C. Agassiz, Alice H. James, David Starr Jordan, Katharine Lee Bates, Henry Smith Pritchett and others.
3		John Haynes Holmes, R.S. Woodward, Albert Bushnell Hart, Edward A. Horton, Marquise Clara Lanza, and others.
3		Copy of a letter of Louis Agassiz, Samuel Atkins Eliot, Henry Cabot Lodge, Aline Kilmer, Henry Holt, Henry van Dyke, and others.
3		Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr., Simon Henry Gage, Aline Kilmer (Mrs. Joyce Kilmer), Edward W. Emerson, and others.
3		Letters to and from Burt Green Wilder; also newspaper clippings.
3		Letters from Joyce Kilmer, John Henry Comstock, Walter R. Spaulding and others.
3		Letters from Oliver Wendell Holmes, Anna Comstock, Edward W. Emerson, Henry van Dyke, and others. Also included are typescript copies of letters written by BGW.
3		Letters to and from BGW mainly dealing with his writing and musical compositions such as the music he wrote for Joyce Kilmer's poem, "The Peacemaker."
3		Letters of condolence re Mrs. Wilder's death; music written by BGW for "The Peacemaker," expressions of concern for BGW's ill health; the Louis Agassiz Memorial exercises at the Marine Biological Laboratory at Wood's Hole, Mass.; other letters from colleagues and friends. October 17, 1922 - February 28, 1925, August 14, 1933
3		Letters from Elizabeth C. Agassiz; Walter F. Willcox, Samuel A. Eliot, portion of a letter from Louis Agassiz, (very faded); George R. Kennedy, Frank W. Very and others.
3		"Immortality and Sir Oliver Lodge" by William Dean Howells; Letters from Sir Richard Owen, Elizabeth C. Agassiz. Morrill Wyman; W.R. Spalding, W. Newton Parker, Samuel A. Eliot, William Russel Dudley, and others.
4		Biographical Sketch of Burt Green Wilder. (From the Boston Globe).
4		A history of Black Soldiers. (Extract from a lecture, 1910). Also, letters and one newspaper clipping, 1913, 1917-1919.
4		Boy Scout "find" at Yellow Bluff, Florida, of Confederate items. Sent to Wilder from John Gordon.
4		Recollections of a Civil War expedition of February 28, 1865 by Major R.J. Hamilton.
4		Clippings re Col. John L. Clem, the youngest soldier to serve in the Union army.
4		Commission Papers of Burt Green Wilder.
4		Letters to B.G.W. from Confederate Soldiers.
4		Clipping from the Confederate Veteran re the Ku-Klux Klan.
4		Letters to BGW from men who served with Company 1, 103rd New York.
4		Discharge papers and Parole forms.
4		Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States.
4		"Extra Digits," by BGW. Reprinted from the Massachusetts Medical Society.
4		Address given by BGW on the "Fifty-fifth Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry, Colored," before the Brookline, Massachusetts Historical Society.
4		Letters of thanks to BGW for his research and publication on the 55th Massachusetts Colored Regiment."
4		Letters to BGW from, and about the 54th and 55th Massachusetts Regiment Enlisted Men.
4		Correspondence re the pay of 54th and 55th Massachusetts Volunteers.
4		Obituary of Col. Norwood Penrose Hallowell
4		Hospitals in Washington, D.C., during the Civil War.
4		Typescript sketch and hand sketched and printed maps of James Island, South Carolina.
4		Letters from Emily Read Jones re her father's book on the Siege of Charleston. (Daughter of General Sam Jones).
4		Correspondence with R.E. Mellichamp (an Episcopal minister), including a hand drawn map of James Island and surrounding areas.
4		"Proposed Arrangement of Specimens of a Single Structure for Museums," by Thomas Dwight. (One reprint).
4		Miscellaneous items. Includes shoulder stripes.
4		The Neale Advertiser on Civil War books.
4		Recollections of individuals who served aboard the S. S. Pawnee.
4		Letter to The New York Evening Post from T.W. Higginson (Col. 1st South Carolina regiment) re the lower pay given to black Civil War troops.
4		Pension requests for families of Civil War soldiers.
4		Transfered
4		Wilder "Quarter Century Book." (BGW's 25 years of service at Cornell.)
4		Obituary of BGW from The Ithaca Journal.
4		Letters and recollections of Sgt. Andrew Jackson Smith, African-American member of the Massachusetts 55th Regiment
5		Andersonville (newspaper clippings).
5		The Shaw Monument in the Boston Common (and other clippings re Robert Gould Shaw).
5		Letters re the Burial of Colonel Robert Shaw from General George P. Harrison.
5		Soldiers' First Free Library and Reading Room-Elida and John Fowle.
5		Fort Sumter, as it was during the effects of the bombardment.
5		Letters in answer to BGW's questions on Civil War reminiscences from veterans.
5		Extracts from the Diary of George T. Garrison.
5		Manuscript memorial of Frank Goodwin, by Major Luis F. Emilio.
5		Johns Island Demonstration.
5		Letters re allegations of misconduct by Yankee soldiers made by Mr. Mazyck Porcher.
5		Letters re The Battle of Honey Hill. Also, newspaper clippings re this battle, (1898-1899, 1914.) and an address delivered to the Confederate Survivors' Association, 1885.
5		The Battle of Honey Hill on Broad River, South Carolina.
5		The Battle of Pocotaligo. Deveraux's Neck, South Carolina.
5		50th Anniversary of the Battle of Fort Wagner. (Newspaper clippings and broadsides.)
5		Fort Wagner - Evacuation and Occupation. (Newspaper articles and letters.)
5		Excerpt from a public address by Jefferson Davis threatening commissioned officers who might aid negroes or mulattoes.
5		Excerpts from the diary of Lieutenant Dennis Hartwell Jones; and a letter from Captain Charles Soule of the Massachusetts 55th Regiment re Jones' accidental death.
5		Letters from Anna G. Pratt (wife of Captain Wheelock Pratt of the 55th Massachusetts Volunteer Regiment.)
5		Excerpts from Civil War letters of Col. Charles Barnard Fox recorded by Burt Green Wilder.
5		Letters and recollections of Major Charles Carroll Soule. (Including his obituary notices).
5		Francis H. Brown, M.D., a prominent Civil War doctor, correspondence and biographic material.
5		William A. Hammond, M.D., Surgeon General of the United States, correspondence and biographic material.
5		Joseph Trimble Rothrock, M.D. correspondence and biographic material
5		Rev. James H. Fowler, Chaplain of the 33rd U.S. Black Troops and also a "citizen-nurse" at Judiciary Square in Washington, D.C., correspondence and biographic material
5		Nurses during the Civil War.
5		Doctors during the Civil War.
5		Correspondence re Photographic History of the Civil War.
5		Writings and Opinions of Burt Green Wilder.
5		Short Narratives re the Civil War.
5		Diagram of the Plan of Defences at "Yellow Bluff", now New Berlin, Florida, St. John's River.
5		Chaplains in the Civil War.
6		Account of Robertson James at Grimballs' Causeway. (Robertson James was the brother of Henry James).
6		Battle of Grimball's Causeway on James Island.
6		Letters (and some drawings and maps) of the Incident at River's Causeway and other reminiscences re this battle.
6		Excerpts from newspapers and other writings re the River's Causeway, South Carolina battle.
6		Army Medical Museum Items.
6		Alleged murders of captured Black soldiers by Confederate troops. Referred to in "Reminiscences of the Civil War," by John Hallum. (A former Confederate soldier.)
6		Treatment of soldiers during the Civil War.
6		Recollections of life as a Civil War medical cadet at Judiciary Square Hospital, Washington, D.C.
6		Recollections of the USA General Hospital on Judiciary Square, Washington, D.C. (BGW as a medical cadet).
6		Private Joseph Parsons, Company F, 2nd Maryland Infantry. (Account of injuries at Bull Run).
6		"Calendar of main events - national - regimental - personal," Wilder's own title for record book, mostly blank.
6		Letters from students to Burt Green Wilder.
6		Tale of the University Bear on the C.U. campus (by BGW). The bear was for a long time under the care of John H. Comstock while he was a student at Cornell.
6		Correspondence with publishers.
6		Adjutant and Inspector - General's Office, Woodstock Vermont. Register of Commissioned Officers of the Vermont Volunteers in the Service of the U.S.
7		Burt Green Wilder's Diary (typescript in 1910). pp. 1-50. This is a photocopy of the original found in Box 9.
7		Burt Green Wilder's Diary (typescript in 1910). pp. 51-100. This is a photocopy of the original found in Box 9.
7		Burt Green Wilder's Diary (typescript in 1910). pp. 101-150. This is a photocopy of the original found in Box 9.
7		Burt Green Wilder's Diary (typescript in 1910). pp. 151-200. This is a photocopy of the original found in Box 9.
7		Burt Green Wilder's Diary (typescript in 1910). pp. 201-241. This is a photocopy of the original found in Box 9.
7		The Federal government and segregation. (newspaper clippings).
7		Various newspaper clippings re the Civil War.
7		"The Week in the War." (newspaper clippings).
7		Excerpts from [UNK] review of Dr. R.W. Shufeldt: America's Greatest Problem: The Negro.
7		Articles on Brains and Skulls.
7		Book notices and reviews of "Anatomical Technology as applied to the Domestic Cat" by BGW and Simon Henry Gage.
7		Pamphlets on Insects, Birds, Bats, Monkeys and others.
8		Medical pamphlets
8		Fragments of articles from medical journals.
8		Conference on the conditions of American Negroes.
8		Mutilation and burning alive of Eli Persons, (a black man) in Memphis, Tennessee; BGW's interest in the case.
8		Clippings from Ithaca Journal and Cornell Daily Sun. BGW's lectures on Military Science.
8		Clippings re the film "Birth of a Nation," and the play, "The Clansman."
8		"Vivisection in the state of New York." (Written by BGW.) Article reprint.
8		Harper's New Monthly Magazine.
8		Articles appearing in the Atlantic Monthly Magazine. "Time Works Wonders," "Right and Left," and "Equal yet Diverse."
8		Clippings from The Cornell Daily Sun.
8		One journal: The Sanitarian. Vol. XII. No. 174.
8		"Food and Morals." A sermon by Rev. J.F. Clymer, First M.E. Church of Auburn, New York.
8		Annual Report of the Trustees of the Museum of Comparative Zoology. Report of the Director.
8		Articles re the resignation of William C. Russel from Cornell University.
8		Experiments and study of anatomy of cats and other animals by BGW. All newspaper clippings.
8		Burt Green Wilder's views of Secret Societies.
8		"The Living Death" (an anti-drug use pamphlet by Dr. H.H. Kane.)
8		Medical pamphlets in German.
8		Medical pamphlets in French and Italian.
8		Medical reports on Alcoholics and Alcoholism.
8		"The House that Jack Built," a poem written by George Shepard Burleigh, and hand copied by BGW.
8		"Darwinism in Ethics." A lecture given by W.M. Salter.
8		American Public Health Association Lomb Prize Essays. (Four volumes).
8		Report of the Ann Arbor Meeting of the American Association of the Advancement of Science.
8		1. Ruttan Heating and Ventilating Company, Bloomington, Ill. "Cut [i.e. cutaway drawing of house] representing the Ruttan System of warming and ventilation, with Hawley's improvements." R.R. Donnelley, Lakeside Press, printer; Bond & Chandler, engravers [undated, folded, colored diagram, ca. 26" x 22"]. 2. "A new idea in architecture": undated journal article with floor plan and illustration, describing a modern, healthful apartment building 3. Photo of unidentified clapboard house
9		Original Typescript Diary of BGW 1862-1865 Do not use this original, it is fragile. Use the photocopy found in Box 7.
10		Phrenology Materials
10		Phrenology Materials
10		Phrenology Materials
10		Phrenology Materials
10		News Clippings, Essays, Course Description. 1874, 1879, 1881, 1888, and Undated
10		News Clippings, Booklets
10		News Clippings
10		News Clippings
10		News Clippings
10		News Clippings
10		News Clippings
10		News Clippings
10		Old Ironsides Clippings (Music)
10		Old Ironsides, Bulletins
10		Old Ironsides (Music)
10		Old Ironsides (Music)
10		Ode to Lifesavers, Peacemaker, Dr. Hooker (Music)
10		Clippings Related to Nantucket (Music)
10		Clippings Related to Nantucket (Music)
10		County Guy (Music)
10		Founder's Centenary Hymn, Fiat Justitia
10		Fiat Justitia (Music)
10		Fiat Justitia (Music)
10		Home Song, Thanatopsis, Last Night (Music)
10		Largo, Newsclippings
10		Largo (Music)
10		Miscellaneous Music
10		Miscellaneous Music
10		Miscellaneous Music
10		Miscellaneous Music
10		Miscellaneous Music
10		Miscellaneous Music
10		Miscellaneous Music
10		Miscellaneous Music
10		Miscellaneous Music
10		Miscellaneous Music
10		Photographs and Portraits, Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes (printed, not original), John Townsend Trowbridge, "Six Great Authors", (Unidentified composite engraving)
10		Field Family Genealogy
10		Oliver Wendell Holmes News Clippings. 1894, 1896, 1900, 1902, 1909, 1916, 1932
10		Unidentified graphics, 2 color landscapes, 1 engraving of ships.
11		Draft of B. G. Wilder's Biography of Holmes and Notes Concerning Publication
11		Correspondence, Clippings and Notes Relating to the Spider and Silk Producing Spiders
11		Papers Published about the Spider
11		Papers Published about the Spider
11		Clippings and Notes about the Spider
11		Hygiene and Morality Leaflet and Poem by Ruth Putnam
11		Notes on Health
11		Diaries
11		Diaries
11		Diaries
11		Diaries
11		Diaries
12		Diaries
12		Diaries
12		Diaries
12		Diaries
12		Diaries
12		Louis Agassiz , clippings, Wilder's notes about Agassiz
12		Louis Agassiz , includes printed copy of his will
12		Louis Agassiz
12		Louis Agassiz , printed photo of him at blackboard, 1873
12		Louis Agassiz
12		Louis Agassiz
12		Louis Agassiz
12		Louis Agassiz
12		Louis Agassiz
12		Louis Agassiz
12		Louis Agassiz
12		Cornell University , schedule of subjects Spring Term 1872, general courses of study, October 1868
12		Cornell University , including photos of McGraw Hall, cyanotype and sepia
12		Etiquette, Health and Hygiene Article, Correspondence, and Leaflets, (1875-1876, 1882, 1886-1889, 1893-1894, 1905, Bulk 1889)
12		Hygiene, Physiology, and other Professional Notes
12		Requests to Attend Lectures and Lecture Tickets
12		The Wilder Quarter-Century Book
12		University Related Articles (Cornell and others)
13		Anatomy Manuscripts, microscope instructions
13		Bone (Cyanotype) Photographs
13		Brain (Black and White) Photographs
13		Brain (Cyanotype) Photographs
13		Cat Dissection (Cyanotype) Photographs
13		Chimpanzee Photographs
13		Dissection Equipment (Cyanotype) Photographs
13		Dissection Photograph
13		Heart (Cyanotype) Photographs
13		Miscellaneous Animal Photographs
13		Miscellaneous Dissection (Cyanotype) Photographs
13		Photograph of unidentified office with table, desk, books, lab equipment
13		Small Anatomy Photographs
13		Caged Cat Photograph
13		Brain Collection Photographs
13		Brain Collection Photographs
14		Anatomy Sketches (Miscellaneous)
14		Anatomical Sketches
14		Bone Sketches
14		Brain Sketch with Commentary
14		Brain Sketches
14		Cat Dissection Sketches
14		Dissection Equipment Sketches
14		Dissection Equipment Sketches
14		Frog Anatomy Sketches
14		Heart Sketches
15		Printed dissection manual, unidentified, (Muscles, Viscera, Blood Vessels), Pages 204-368, mounted on pages in an album
16		Printed dissection manual, unidentified, continued, (Lymphatics, Nervous System, Cranial Nerves, Organs of Sense, Bibliography, Index), Pages 364-575
16		Bound volume with names on spine, Agassiz, Dana, Gray, Parsons, Wyman. Contains primarily journal articles responding to Darwin's Origin of Species , and other articles on species. Includes James D. Dana's "Thoughts on Species", 1857, "The Arwinian Theory Consistent with Christianity", lecture by Dr. McCosh, Princeton.
16		Bound volume with title, "Homology of Limbs", includes printed articles, manuscripts, notes, and letters on anatomy.
17		Agassiz' Lectures
17		Biographical Material: College
17		Biographical Material: Compositions and Sketches
17		Biographical Material: Cornell Classes
17		Biographical Material: Pets
17		Biographical Material: Reminiscences
17		Correspondence, Re: Estate of Burt G. Wilder
17		Family Register
17		Retirement of Burt G. Wilder
18		Four bound volumes. 1. "Tableau synoptique du cerveau, cervelet, et moelle epiniere" (from *Anatomie clastique du docteur Auzoux*): manuscript key/ index in unidentified hand. 2. Volume with spine title: "Nomenclature--papers & notes by B. G. Wilder" reprints bound together with mss. notes; includes a blank "Brain Bequest" form near back of volume. 3. "Records of the High-School Scrap-Book for the year commencing Sept. 1858" editors Burt G. Wilder and Miss Fannie W.(?) Chandler. 4. Volume with spine title: "Papers by G. Wilder": includes typed letters and printed articles.
22		Printing block, microscope slides
23		Wilder family Bible, One volume, plus one newspaper clipping. [Old Testament, New Testament, and Apocrypha], published by Mathew Carey, Philadelphia, 1809 with inscriptions: Leominster, February 8, 1813; property of David Wilder, Jun. (given to him by his father, David Wilder, Sr., who had received it from his own father) The family record is written on p. 677-80, between the O.T. and the Apocrypha plus newspaper clipping: "Religions of the Presidents"
25		Spider Specimens (Fragile glass frame) (MU-1391)
25		Right Ulna of Daniel P. Havey, Co. I. 19th Mass. and shot (MU-1392)
25		Spider Specimen (MU-1393)
25		Spider Specimen (MU-1394)
25		Silk Specimen - 2 mile strand (MU-1395)
26		Papers in the Family Bible
26		Papers on Family Background; Edward Marshall, David, and Harris Wilder, etc; Small Book of Wilder Family Clippings Includes ca. 1890s-1900s, 1910, 1913-1914, and 1917
26		Prepared Autobiography (1911) and Related Letters and Wilder Clippings Includes 1869, 1893, 1903, 1905, 1907, 1909-1912, 1915, and 1917
26		Bibliography of Wilder Publications and List of Papers
27		Photocopies of typescript diaries, manuscripts and correspondence.
28		"Report on Wilder Brain Collection", by Hedwig Kasprzak
28		"The Brain of Helen H. Gardner", by James W. Papez
28		How to make a brain bequest
28		Copy of Burt G. Wilder's will
BB-25		Five Certificates awarded to Burt Green Wilder
		Photographs [series]:
19		J. F. (James Forster) Alleyne Adams (1844-1914) Intimate friend of Wilder's; acting Medical Cadet in Wash., DC Photo by: Warren, Lamson's Block, Cambridgeport, MA; 4.25" x 2.5" [housed together]
19		Maj. John W. M. Appleton saw action at Fort Wagner, Morris Island, S. Carolina
19		William Francis Bartlett (1840-1876) Major-General at age 24 Engineer with ? engraving of his statue in Pittsfield, Mass.
19		John R. Bowles (African American) 2nd Chaplain of the 55th Mass; d. Sept. 3, 1874 Photo by: Matthews, Piqua, OH; 6.5" x 4.25"
19		Dr. John Hill Brinton Surgeon, U.S. Vols.; In 1862 - 63 charged with preparing Surgical History of the War; died March, 1907 (printed, not original photo)
19		Dr. Francis Henry Brown, Surgeon at Judiciary Square Hospital, Wash., D. C.
19		Lieut. Henry Camp (mounted clipping from Colliers, NY Weekly by Walter Camp; with printed photos of BGW and Robert Gould Shaw)
19		Sergt. William Harvey Carney (African American) Co. C, 54th Mass.; holding flag he saved at Fort Wagner, Morris Island, S. Carolina 6.5" x 4.75"
19		Chandler family of Brookline, Mass. (clipping from the Brookline Chronicle, Dec. 7, 1918, which contains photos of Chandler family members who fought in the Civil War and WWI; includes Lieut. Col. Charles Lyon Chandler of the 57th Mass. Regiment, killed in action, 1864; was a schoolmate of BGW
19		Col. John L. Clem youngest soldier to serve with the Union Army
19		2nd. Lieut. Thomas Murrett DeLorme Confederate; Blake's Battery
19		_____ DeLorme, son of 2nd. Lieut. Thomas M. DeLorme
19		Orderly Sergt. William H. Dupree (African American) Co. H, 55th Mass.; for many years in charge of South End Station of the Boston Post Office 7.25" x 5.0"
19		Capt. Luis F. Emilio Commander of Co. E, 54th. Mass. Vol. Infantry Regiment author of *A Brave Black Regiment; the history of the 54th Mass.* printed photo from journal, not original; 4.25" x 3.0"
19		Rev. James H. Fowler Chaplain of the First South Carolina Colored Infantry; was a student of Divinity and Zoology at Harvard, 1862 2 photos, by: G. H. Loomis, Boston (as young man), 4.25" x 2.5" Metcalf, Boston (as older man), 6.5" x 4.25"
19		Lt. Col. Charles Barnard Fox, Dorchester, Mass. 3rd Commander of the 55th Mass.; Brevet Col. of U.S. Vols.; commanded the 55th at Rivers' Causeway, July 2, 1864. Later a member of Mass. State Legislature; died March 30, 1895 2 photos, by: Notman, Boston & Cambridge; 6.5" x 4.25" (1895) and J. W. Black & Co., n.p.; 6.5" x 4.25" (n.d.)
19		Capt. Frank Goodwin Brevet Major, U.S. Vols.; with the 55th later photo
19		Dr. Augustus A. Gould, M.D.
19		Dr. George Milbry Gould, with his autograph. Inventor of bifocal lens eyeglasses Photo by: F. Gutekunst, Philadelphia
19		Robert W. Gourdine (African American); with his autograph note to BGW former slave; soldier with the 55th Mass.; became station-master on Fitchburg RR.
19		James Manter Greenleaf seated, white-bearded man, with head-covering that appears to be evidence of a past injury; his name appears on verso (accompanied by another photo of an unidentified younger man standing, in uniform; verso reads: "Please return to James Manter Greenleaf, Stark, Maine")
19		Col. Norwood Penrose Hallowell, of Philadelphia First Commander of the 55th Mass.; wounded at Antietam. later president of the National Bank of Commerce died at West Medford, Apr. 11, 1914 6.5" x 4.75"
19		Dr. William A. Hammond Surgeon General of the United States
19		Col. Alfred Stedman Hartwell later, Brig. Gen. of 55th Mass.
19		Lieut. William G. Hinson 7th S. C. Cavalry; born on James Island, S.C.; "A fine example of the southern soldier and courteous gentleman." 8.0" x 6.0"
19		Maj. John Johnson Confederate engineer; in charge of engineering part of Fort Sumter; later Episcopal clergyman (engraved portrait, 6.0" x 5.5")
19		1st Lieut. Dennis Hartwell Jones Co. 1, 55th Mass.
19		Rev. Frederick N. Knapp, Brookline, Mass. 1862-63, agent of the Sanitary Commission in Washington; Unitarian clergyman
19		William H. Lathrop Asst. Surgeon, 55fth Mass. (later photo; with newspaper clipping)
19		David Lee (African American) Pvt., Co. C, 55th Mass.; "Served for a time as my orderly. Absolutely trustworthy." Later worked in Xenia, Ohio
19		Dr. Elias J. Marsh Asst. Surgeon, in charge of Judiciary Square Hospital, Wash., DC photo by: W. Kurtz, NY
19		William Mather Confederate gunner of DeLorme's section of artillery at River's Causeway, James Island, S.C. 7.75" x 3.75"
19		Dr. James R. May, 1862-63, of Portsmouth, N.H. Medical cadet in Judiciary Square Hospital, 1862-63. 4.0" x 2.5'' (plus modern surrogate print of original cabinet card photo)
19		"Mitt" dog found on battlefield, (2 cc.)
19		Robert T. Morris
19		Jimmy Noland drummer boy photo by: Peln & Co., Wash., DC; 4.0" x 2.5"
19		Lt. Col. William Nutt, of Natick, Mass. Capt., Major and Lt. Col. of Co. C, 55th Mass.; Brevet Col. .S. Vols.; died Aug. 31,1909 photo by: Henry Barrett, Cambridge, MA; 6.5" x 4.25"
19		Major Frank Oakley, ca. 1900-1910s 1st Lieut., Co. K, Seventh Wisconsin Inf'y. Wounded Aug. 23, 1862 at Rappahannock Station, Va.; tended by his wife, BGW, and Dr. Francis H. Brown later, clerk of U.S. District Court, Madison with photo of Mrs. Frank Oakley, ca. 1900-1910s; both 11" x 11"
19		Charles Page Surgeon and Brigadier General in charge of Judiciary Square Hospital when BGW was there, 1862-63
19		Calvin Pratt (1842-1911), as older man, Medical Cadet at Judiciary Square Hospital, 1862-63
19		Mrs. Col. David Price, of Newport, RI; with her dog; picture postcard
19		Dr. Joseph Trimble Rothrock fellow student of BGW at Harvard; capt. in a Penn. regiment; wounded at Fredericksburg; BGW removed a ball from his leg photo of him as a young man, by: Henry Ulke, Wash., DC; 4.25" x 2.5" two additional photos: another as a young man; another (printed, not original) as an older man
19		Col. Robert Gould Shaw, Commander of the 54th Mass. Regiment 3 printed, not original photos (two are on same page as Lieut. Henry Camp)
19		Carleton A. Shurtleff son of the Brookline Shurtleff photo by: Warren, Lowell, MA; 4.25" x 2.0"
19		Sergt. Andrew Jackson Smith (African American) Co. B, 55th Mass.; saved the colors at Battle of Honey Hill, S.C., Nov. 30, 1864 (2 cc of same photo: picture postcard by Paschal Studio, Paducah, KY)
19		Geneva Smith Older daughter of Sergt. Andrew Jackson Smith when she was about 6 or 7 years ol picture postcard, by: Paschal Studio, Paducah, KY; 5.25" x 3.5"
19		Capt. Charles Carroll Soule Co. K, 55th Mass.; Brevet-major in U.S. Vols. Later, founder and head of the Boston Book Company, publisher of L. Emilio's A Brave Black Regiment; died Jan. 7, 1913
19		Mrs. Sarah J. Sprague, Lynn, Mass., formerly Miss Milliken, nurse in the eighth ward of Judiciary Square Hospital, Wash., DC, 1862-63 2 photos, ca. 1900-1910s, 7.0" x 5.0"
19		Frank E. Thayer Dedham, Mass.; at age 10 he had been BGW's "orderly" in action at River's Causeway; later a merchant in Springfield, Mass. Died July 6, 1911 4.75" x 5.0"
19		Capt. James Danforth Thurber (1839-1921) Co. F, 55th Mass.; Brevet Maj. of U.S. Vols.; wounded July 2, 1864; "A perfect soldier and gentleman" b. Feb. 21, 1839; d. Sept. 12, 1921 photo by: D. Hinkle, Germantown, PA; 6.5" x 4.25"
19		James O. Weil (1920) hospital patient of BGW in 1862
19		Brig. Gen. Edward A, Wild commanded the brigade including the 55th during the first three months of its service; previously the Wilder family's physician photo by: F. T. Stuart, Boston; 6.75" x 5.75"
19		Burt Green Wilder, Surgeon in uniform, ca. 1865 three photos (plus a modern surrogate print of one) plus one Ambrotype, by Davis & Co., Boston
19		____ Wing, Lieut.
19		unidentified officer, standing; has lost left arm
19		unidentified officer, seated photo by: Brady's National Photographic Portrait Galleries, New York and Washington, D.C.; 4.0" x 2.5"
19		unidentified officer 6.5" x 8.5"
19		Drs. John L. Craven and Samuel A. Green (and others), examining a wounded soldier in a hospital tent, summer of 1863, Morris Island, S.C.
19		trench near River's Causeway, S.C. trench used by Union army for refuge, July 2, 1864; photo taken spring 1895; 6.5" x 5.0"
19		Fort Lamar, the most easterly of the line of Confederate works on James Island, S.C., 6.5" x 5.0"
19		modern negatives of several prints in Box 19
19		Record-book, containing ruled pages with signatures, annual meeting notes, treasurers' reports, etc.: Association of Officers of the Fifty-Fifth Mass. Vol. Inftr'y ,1877, 1909
20		Photographs (primarily cabinet cards, but also some tintypes)
20		Burt Green Wilder (several photos, mostly cabinet cards)
20		Celia Colton Burt (1812-1904), BGW's mother, photo in later life
20		David Wilder, Sr. (1809-1891), BGW's father, photo in later life
20		Sarah Cowell Nichols, BGW's first wife: solo portrait (between 1874-1884); with eldest daughter, Ruth
20		Dr. William Nichols, BGW's father-in-law
20		Ruth Wilder, eldest daughter, who died before reaching one year: Oct. 29, 1869 (at 7 1/2 mos.); several undated; just after she died
20		Mary Nichols Wilder (b. 1871? second daughter): cabinet card photos of her as an infant, little girl, and young woman also, 10 tintypes, probably of Mary, including one with her as little girl with an African American woman, probably a nanny
20		Bertha Wilder, youngest daughter (b. 1874): as an infant; little girl; as a teenager playing the violin; as a young woman
20		BGW and his second wife, Mary Field Wilder, 1919 at Siasconset ("Sconset") Nantucket, with BGW's note: "ourselves & 'Gray Brother Jr.' [cat] taken by Juanita Bates at close of her visit here in spring of 1919"
20		Wilder Breckenridge (1899-1976): two photos: one cabinet card dated Feb. 1901 (at 19 months); one portrait, dated 1915 (at age 16) grandson of BGW: son of Mary N. Wilder and Roeliff Morton Breckenridge, '92, Cornell Class of 1919 brother of Hugh, '26, and brother-in-law, via sister Anne, of Mordelo Lee Vincent, Jr., '26
20		David Wilder, Jr. (BGW's brother, b. 1837) and his wife
20		Edward Wilder (BGW's brother, b. 1843)
20		Mabel Scott Wilder (b. 1869), daughter of Edward Wilder (in group photo with her two brothers, as young children; photo by Imperial, San Francisco: see two below)
20		Edward Twichell Wilder (1872-1929), '93, son of Edward Wilder (see above)
20		Walter Robb Wilder (1875-1934), '96, son of Edward Wilder (see above)
20		Mary Catherine Scott Wilder (?--unidentified, but very possibly wife of Edward Wilder (photo by Imperial, San Francisco; she resembles Mabel Scott Wilder in photo above)
20		Sophronia Wilder Edgerly (1823-1915), in 1880 at age 57; BGW's paternal aunt (youngest child of his grandparents David Wilder and Sally Nourse Butler)
20		BGW's cousins: young children of Sophronia Wilder and James Wheeler Edgerly: 9 miniature tintypes, four of which identified only by first name only one tintype has complete name: William Drew Edgerly (1866-1869)
20		Mary Nichols Barnard, sister of Sarah Nichols Wilder
20		William Nichols Barnard, '97 (1875-1947), as young boy; son of Mary Nichols Barnard and William Stebbins Barnard, '71. Cornell Prof. of Mechanical Engineering; became Director of Sibley School of Engineering in 1938
20		Group portrait of little boy, older boy, and little girl, with note on verso: "Aunt Mamie with best love from Dick, Sister & Harry, Jan 1st 1881" (Boston)
20		Tintype, ca. 2-3" : unidentified African-American man, standing; holds a cabinet card photo of an unidentified bearded white man (photo by R. L. Wood, Canal St., NYC)
20		Four small cartes-de-visite: friends and/or family: Jessie G. Dart, New London, CT, Barbara M. Ringeling, April 1874, Staten Island, Charles H. Robinson, of Nantucket, "who built my cottage at Sciasconset ....", Mrs. Vincent, Boston Museum
20		Two snapshots, both dated 1914, with BGW's notes: "Dr. Edw. Cranch and family, 813 Sassafras St., Erie, Pa. 6 sons, 1 daughter, 10 grandchildren"; "Dr. Edw. Cranch's children: Charles, Gerard, Raymond, Walter, Eliot, Edith, Eugene" [ages 20-37]
20		Snapshot taken at Woodlawn Cemetery, May 30, 1921, by E??. Flagg: Mrs. Alice Field Dudley of Newton Centre; Mr. Isaac Sprague of Wellesley, Mass.; Mr. Edward Dudley of Newton Centre; Mr. Edward H. Flagg and Mr. Walter E. Flagg of Wellesley; soldier not known
20		3 cabinet card photos: unidentified young women (at least two were possible brain donors):
20		Photo by J. Notman, Boston, w. BGW's notation, verso upper right: "4629" (brain no.?)
20		Photo by J. Notman, Boston, w. BGW's notation, verso upper right: "4675" (brain no.?)
20		With spectacles; photo by Pach Bros., Cambridge, Mass., "19641" noted by ?, verso lower right
20		Katharine Kemp-Stillings, violinist two printed photos of her as a young woman, in a brochure about her; w. BGW's note that "we lived in her mother's house on Park St., Brookline"
20		George Washington Meacham (b. 1827), at age 83, picture postcard, from Idah Meacham Strobridge, Los Angeles, who writes: "A California Pioneer of 1849 ..." (friend or colleague of BGW?)
20		Two houses: "Grandfather's house at Leominster, Mass.; return to Mrs. Marshalt, occupying it"; "Pringle Mansion, King St. Charleston, S.C. April 1913"
21		Photographs of Burt Green Wilder's students (their class years given, when known); Cornell faculty colleagues; non-Cornell colleagues, primarily zoologists, anatomists, neurologists, physicians, etc. (some of whose correspondence is elsewhere in the collection); other persons identified by name but lacking attribution; some brain donors
21		Louis Agassiz and Count De Pourtales (Boston)
21		Major W. E. Arnold, Military Science, Cornell
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21		Fordyce Barker (with autograph)
21		Bischoff [probably Theodor L. W. Bischoff, 1807-1882, anatomist, neurologist]
21		Wm. (?) Bourland
21		William E.(?) Browning
21		Prof. H. Carmichael (Portland, Me.)
21		Major Louis Cazione, Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Me.
21		Prof. H. L. Chapman (Boston)
21		James Bertram Clarke, Cornell Class of 1910 (with autograph) African-American student; member of Alpha Phi Alpha BGW's note: "One of the best men and most brilliant scholars graduated from Cornell University. He is now connected with the Crisis in New York."
21		Dr. Eugene Rollin Corson (1855-1946); Cornell Class of 1875 2 photos from Ithaca: by Beardsley; by Evans son of Prof. Hiram Corson
21		Benjamin E. Cotting, Curator of the Lowell Institute (with autograph)
21		Hosea Curtice (1825-1893), with BGW's note: "Brain 3091" American mathematician and educator; donor to BGW's brain collection See: Dept. of Zoology records (# 14-26-966), Box 17, which contains Accession Book, 1882-1897 (record of specimens received): specimen no. 3091, Hosea Curtice of Moravia, NY, was received June 13, 1893, from his son, Dr. (Fred) Cooper Curtice, Cornell Class of 1881
21		James D(wight) Dana
21		Orville A. Derby, Cornell Class of 1873 (with autograph)
21		DuBois Raymond, [Emil du Bois-Raymond (1818-1896), German physician and physiologist)]
21		Arthur M. Edwards, M.D., Newark, NJ; BGW notes to see his letter about brain bequest
21		Pierre A. Fish, Cornell Prof. Veterinary Physiology; 2 photos
21		Horace Howard Furness, Philadelphia
21		Simon H. Gage ; 3 photos
21		Carl Gegenbaur (1826-1903), Morphologist; 2 photos
21		Gilder [American poet and editor Richard Watson Gilder, 1844-1909]
21		Benjamin Apthorpe Gould, PhD
21		Ernst Haeckel
21		Alfredo Gottlieb Hammar, Cornell Class of 1907 (Agr.), 1907 student of BGW
21		Oliver Wendell Holmes (1809-1894), poet and physician carte-de-visite, 1865 (at age 56); printed (not original) photo
21		Grant Sherman Hopkins, Cornell Class of 1889 (BS), DSc 1893, DVM 1900 also CU Prof. of Veterinary Anatomy
21		G. M. Humphrey, Cambridge
21		Thomas H. Huxley
21		J. B. S. Jackson (Boston pathologist, d. 1879)
21		Joe Jefferson
21		David Starr Jordan (1851-1931); Cornell Class of 1872; 2 photos
21		Dr. W. W. Keen, Philadelphia
21		Koelliker [probably Albert Koelliker, 1817-1905]
21		Dr. W. C. (William Christopher) Krauss, Buffalo, NY; Cornell Class of 1884 with autograph note to BGW
21		Leuckart (?), Leipzig [probably Rudolf Leuckart (1822-1898), German zoologist and parasitologist]
21		Henry B. Lord (1821-1915), CU Trustee from 1876-1915; photo by George C. Stanley Gallery, Ithaca March 1906
21		Augustus Nathaniel Hubert Lushington, Med. Prep. Spec., Cornell 1889-94 (African descent; originally from Trinidad) became veterinarian in Lynchburg, VA
21		Dr. Anita Newcomb McGee (1864-1940), w. autograph Acting Ass't Surgeon in the U.S. Army; founder of the Army Nurse Corps mother of Donald McGee, whose brain she donated to BGW after he died at the age of 9 months [photo of Donald alive accompanies his mother's letters to BGW, in Box 2-1]
21		Dr. Alfred Mitchell, Brunswick, Me. (of Bowdoin College?)
21		S(ilas) Weir Mitchell, M.D.
21		St. George Mivart (St. George Jackson Mivart), 1827-1900, anatomist
21		Joseph Moore, Earlham College, Richmond, Ind. (seated, bearded older man)
21		Veranus A. Moore, M.D.
21		Nathaniel Allison Murray, Cornell Class of 1911 (with autograph) African-American student; one of Alpha Phi Alpha's seven Jewels
21		Andrew Newell, San Francisco
21		R. Owen (Sir Richard Owen)
21		T(homas) Jeffery [sic] Parker, author of *Text-bok of zoology* (1897)
21		W(illiam) Kitchen Parker, father of T. Jeffery Parker and William Newton Parker author of *Morphology of the skull*
21		Charles G. Pease, M.D., New York (with autograph)
21		Milton Josiah Roberts, Cornell Class of 1875; died 1893; 2 photos, Prof. of Orthopedic Surgery, University of Vermont)
21		Dr. D. A. Robinson, Bangor, Me.
21		George Rolleston, Prof. at Oxford (two photos, incl. one small)
21		Max Gustav Schlapp, Cornell Class of 1893 (Special Course) physician in New York
21		Edward Anthony Spitzka (1876-1922), anatomist, neurologist (printed, not original photo; w. printed signature)
21		Edward Charles Spitzka (1852-1914), anatomist, neurologist (father of Edw. Anthony)
21		Homer B. Sprague, (photo by Purdy & Frear, Ithaca; student or faculty or other Ithacan?)
21		Mr. Elmer Stilwell Janitor of Dept. of Zoology, McGraw Hall
21		T. B. (Thomas Blanchard) Stowell, Chair of Natural Sciences at Cortland State Normal School, 1869-1889
21		Thomas Blanchard Stowell and Mary Blakeslee Stowell: Cortland, NY 1869; Potsdam, NY 1894; Los Angeles, Calif. 1919; 3 small cameo, non-original photos of each, printed on single sheet; w. BGW's note on verso: "We made their acquaintance in 1873-4 at the Agassiz (Anderson) "Summer School of Natural History" on Penikese Id., near New Bedford ..."
21		Senator Charles Sumner of Massachusetts (1811-1874), abolitionist
21		Henry Ward Turner, Philadelphia
21		John Tyndall (?) (small engraving)
21		(Rudolf) Virchow (Berlin)
21		Booker T. Washington (not original photo; in newspaper clipping at time of his death)
21		Millard Welfman (?), Boston
21		Prof. S. A. White (Peoria, Ill.)
21		Solon F. Whitney (photo of painted portrait) assistant teacher at Brookline, Mass. school, at time BGW was there
21		Harris Hawthorne Wilder (1864-1928) Prof. of Zoology at Smith College (founded the dept. there in 1894) amphibians; evolution; comparative anatomy; anthropometry
21		Chauncey Wright (2 photos)
21		Dr. Jeffries Wyman, Sr.(?) (2 photos, one dated May 1868)
24		"Roster of Commissioned Officers of the 55th Regiment Mass. Vol. Infantry 1863-1865." Photo album compiled by Burt Green Wilder [subseries]: This list replaces an earlier typed list that neither included names of officers whose photos are lacking, nor identified African-American officers, nor provided page numbers. A note on the earlier list says: "Orig. List sent to National Archives, 1961." Names are listed in the order in which they appear in the album, followed by the page number; lacking photos are noted. This list indicates African-American officers, including those whose photos are lacking. To confirm which officers (including those lacking photos) were African- American, the following website was consulted: http://suvcw.org/mollus/usctofficers.htm ( U.S. Commissioned Officers of African-American Descent who served during the Civil War). [SUVCW stands for Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War; MOLLUS for Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States; and USCT for United States Colored Troops]. Where photo is lacking, or where given information is possibly uncertain, the designation [African-American] indicates confirmation via this website. Please note that the website list may be incomplete, so not all officers lacking photos in the album are fully identified. Individual companies of the 55th are indicated for each person, when known, and/or the person's rank/membership in other army divisions, when known; This list does not record the complete military history accompanying each photo. Photos of some of the persons in the album appear elsewhere (loose) in the collection, as indicated in the guide; some of these additional photos are duplicates, while others are post-war; Wilder wrote captions on many of them. Letters to Wilder from some of these officers, and/or references to these officers, appear elsewhere in the collection. All photos in the album are 4.0" x 2.5" cabinet cards; photographer/ studio is given when available.
24		Col. Norwood Penrose Hallowell (1)
24		Col. Alfred Stedman Hartwell (2)
24		Lieut. Col. Charles Barnard Fox (photo by Whipple, Boston) (3)
24		Lieut. Col William Nutt (4)
24		Major Sigourney Wales (5)
24		Maj. Wheelock Pratt (6)
24		William Symmington Brown, Surgeon (Black & Case, Boston) (7)
24		Burt Green Wilder, Surgeon (8)
24		Chaplain William Jackson: photo lacking; [African-American] (9)
24		Chaplain John R. Bowles (African-American; F. A. Simonds, Chillicothe, Ohio) (10)
24		Capt. Robert James Hamilton (Co. G) (11)
24		Capt. William Dwight Crane (Co. H) (12)
24		Capt. Charles Carroll Soule (Co. K) (13)
24		Capt. Charles Edward Grant (Co. B) (14)
24		Capt. John Gordon (Co. I) (15)
24		Capt. Charles Pickering Bowditch (Co. A; Capt. 5th Mass. Cav.) (16)
24		Capt. Frank Goodwin (Brevet Major, U.S. Vols.; Warren, Cambridgeport, Mass.) (17)
24		Capt. James Danforth Thurber (Brevet Major, U.S. Vols.; A. H. Locke, Plymouth, Mass.) (18)
24		Capt. William Haviland Torrey (Co. C; Brevet Major, U.S. Vols.) (19)
24		Capt. George Moore Woodward (Co. A) (20)
24		Capt. George Frederick McKay (Co. C; Brevet Major, U.S. Vols.) (21)
24		Capt. Thomas Foldes Ellsworth (Co. H) (22)
24		Capt. Josiah C. Hall (Co. D) (23)
24		Capt. George Thompson Garrison (Co. I; Brevet Major, U.S. Vols.) (24)
24		Capt. Nathaniel Eustace Ladd (Co. H; Brevet Major, U.S. Vols.; Whipple, Boston) (25)
24		1st Lieut. and Qr. M. George B. Mussey: photo lacking (26)
24		1st Lieut. and Adjt. William Penrose Hallowell (27)
24		1st Lieut. Edward Stearns Stimpson (28)
24		1st Lieut. Dennis Hartwell Jones (J. S. Black, Boston) (29)
24		1st Lieut. Harrison Holt (A. Lonrel, Boston) (30)
24		1st Lieut. Wyllys Gannett (31)
24		1st Lieut. and Qr. M. John Osborne Mowry (O. C. Knox, Athol Depot, Mass.) (32)
24		1st Lieut. Ephraim Albert Wood (J. W. Black, Boston) (33)
24		1st Lieut. Robertson James (Brevet Capt.; Black & Case, Boston) (34)
24		Asst. Surgeon Warren Morris Babbitt: photo lacking (35)
24		1st Lieut. Ezekiel Fowler: photo lacking (36)
24		1st Lieut. Winthrop Perkins Boynton (37)
24		1st Lieut. Leonard Battelle Perry (Capt. & A.A.G. Vols.) (38)
24		1st Lieut. Thomas Leader Harman (Whipple, Boston) (39)
24		1st Lieut. Alphonso Marsh (Moulton ,Fitchburg, Mass.) (40)
24		1st Lieut. William C. Roberts (Brevet Capt., U.S. Vols.) (41)
24		1st Lieut. Josiah A. Bean (Brevet Capt., U.S. Vols.) (42)
24		1st Lieut. E. Harris Jewett (43)
24		1st Lieut. Henry Newton Sheldon (44)
24		1st Lieut. Peter N. Sprague (L. W. Cook, Weymouth Landing, Mass.) (45)
24		1st Lieut. and Adjt. Charles W. Mutell: photo lacking (46)
24		1st Lieut. Charles L. Roberts (Frank Rowell, Boston) (47)
24		1st Lieut. Solomon C. Starbird (Black & Case, Boston) (48)
24		William H. Lathrop, Asst. Surgeon (G. Grellings, Detroit) (49)
24		1st Lieut. George H. Carter: photo lacking (50)
24		2nd Lieut. Leonard Case Alden (Black & Case, Boston) (51)
24		2nd Lieut. John H. Kingston (52)
24		2nd Lieut. William Dorance Messinger: photo lacking (53)
24		2nd Lieut. Joseph Towne Nichols: photo lacking (54)
24		2nd Lieut. Ezra P. Gould (Major, 59th Mass. Vols.; Warren, Cambridgeport, Mass.) (55)
24		2nd Lieut. Albert Henry Bradish (Fisher Bros., Boston) (56)
24		2nd Lieut. Edwin Ruthen Hill (Taylor & Preston, Salem, Mass.) (57)
24		2nd Lieut. Charles F. Lee (Brevet 1st Lieut, U.S. Vols.; J. C. Spooner's Picture Palace, Springfield, Mass.) (58)
24		2nd Lieut. George A. Glidden: photo lacking (59)
24		2nd Lieut. Marshall E. Hunter (H. O. Foster, Charleston, S.C.) (60)
24		2nd Lieut. John Freeman Shorter (African-American; Biddle, Photographer, Xenia, Ohio) (61)
24		2nd Lieut. James Monroe Trotter (African-American) (62)
24		2nd Lieut. William H. Dupree (African-American; F. A. Simonds, Chillicothe, Ohio) (63)
24		Sergt. Charles L. Mitchell (2nd Lieut., 55th Mass. Vols.; Prescott Whiting, Boston) [African-American] (64)
24		Sergt. Abram W. Shadd (African-American; 2nd Lieut., 55th Mass. Vols.; Brady's National Photographic Portrait, New York) (65)
24		Com. Sergt. Richard M. White: photo lacking; [African-American] (66)
24		Qr. M. Sergt. Martin F. Becker (born in Africa, 1834): photo lacking; [African-American] (67)
24		1st Sergt. Armstead M. Jones: photo lacking; [African-American] (68)
		Items removed from the collection. [series]: There are several other Wilder items that have been cataloged individually outside of this collection. This is just a partial listing.
		Book: Official Records of Union and Confederate Armies (Washington: GPO, 1891) prepared by the late Lt. Col. Robert N. Scott, 3rd US Art., Series I, Vol. 35 - in 2 parts, part 1, now cataloged as Rare E491 U58 Ser.1,v.35,pt.1
		Scrapbook including hygiene and other loose printed material. [See also CUL-CUF, bound volumes Wilder "Papers 1882-1911" "Miscellaneous Pamphlets 15"] now cataloged as Rare QL3.W55