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Cite as: Abiel Leonard Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A1814
Leonard, Esther, Dr. (1892- ).
Papers, 1914-1919. 1 folder
Dr. Esther Leonard was contracted to serve as an army physician during World War I.
Shortly after completing medical school, she signed a contract of service in May 1918 and
worked at the U.S. Army General Hospital No. 1 in New York City before being transferred to
an evacuation hospital at Vichy, France, in August 1918. Assigned to the Anaesthetic Unit No. 1,
she performed as a contract surgeon. The term of her service expired in 1919.
The collection consists of Dr. Leonard’s medical school papers, military orders, contracts,
War Department photo identification card, transportation passes, a poem she wrote, and
ephemera.
Cite as: Esther Leonard Collection, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A2539
Leopold Frohlich’s Universal-Reise-Taschenbuch.
Circular, [1838?]. 1 item
Circular announcing the publication of Leopold Frohlich’s Universal-Reise-Taschenbuch
[Universal Travel Pocketbook] by Dr. C.R. Leopold Langner. (In German, includes translation.)
Cite as: Leopold Frohlich’s Universal-Reise-Taschenbuch Circular, Missouri History Museum
Archives, St. Louis.
A0893
Lesbian and Gay News Telegraph (Saint Louis, Missouri).
Collection, 1969-1993. 150 linear feet.
The Lesbian and Gay News Telegraph is a St. Louis–based gay and lesbian newspaper,
edited by Jim Thomas, which was founded in 1980.
Collection consists of newspapers, press releases, newsletters, fliers and brochures, books
and other printed matter, generated mostly by organizations concerned with issues related to or
effecting the homosexual community throughout the United States and other countries, used by
the editor and staff of the Lesbian and Gay News Telegraph in the production of its monthly
newspaper. Collection also includes the newspaper's working files, consisting of bills and
receipts, layout sheets, and correspondence.
Some portions, namely letters to the editor, of the collection are restricted pending resolution of
questions relating to confidentiality.
Finding aid available.
Cite as: Lesbian and Gay News Telegraph Collection, Missouri History Museum Archives, St.
Louis.
A0894
Lesieur, Godfrey (1798-1872).
Papers, 1806-1851. 3 folders (approximately 100 items)
Godfrey Lesieur was agent for the St. Louis fur trading company of Pierre Chouteau, Jr., and
Company.
Correspondence from Pierre Chouteau, 1846-1851, regarding the fur trade relating to prices,
London and general markets, and men interested in the fur trade; papers, 1842-1846, relating to
the Francois Lesieur lands and the John Baptiste Delisle land claim in New Madrid, Missouri;