A letter from historian Alixa Naff of the National Museum of American History to Mary Mokarzel thanking her for the donation of family photos and documents.
A letter from Chief Archivist John Fleckner of the National Museum of American History to Helen Samhan thanking her for the donation of family photos and documents. In the last paragraph of the letter Fleckner mentions that a Deed of Gift is…
A letter from John Moses to Mary Mokarzel concerning the translation and publication of Salloum Mokarzel's writings for inclusion in Moses's Annotated Index to the Syrian World. Moses includes several suggestions for translators in New York and a…
Letters from the Library of Congress Exchange and Gift Division to Mary Mokarzel concerning microfilming and appraisal of Al-Hoda and the Lebanese American Journal.
Copy of a Letter from Nathan R. Einhorn of the Library of Congress to Ed Hellew of Bridge Packers concerning the shipping of material from Mary Mokarzel (probably Al-Hoda papers). This letter was an attachment to another letter which is linked below.
A letter from librarian George Atiyeh of the Library of Congress to Mary Mokarzel concerning the Mokarzel Library. The attachment mentioned was not enclosed.
A letter from librarian George Atiyeh to Mary Mokarzel requesting a meeting to discuss papers in her family's collection which could be of use to the Near East section of the Library.
A series of letters exchanged between S. Marley of the Library of Congress and Mary Mokarzel concerning the disposal of many bound volumes of Al-Hoda, which had been provided by Mary to be microfilmed.
A letter from S. Branson Marley, Jr. of the Library of Congress to Mary Mokarzel. Included are notes and a draft of a reply letter written by Mary Mokarzel as well as a subscription form for the Lebanese American Journal.
Letters from staff of the Library of Congress's photoduplication service to Mary Mokarzel concerning problems with the delivery and microfilming of her issues of Al-Hoda.
A letter from Jennings Wood of the Library of Congress to Mary Mokarzel concerning the receipt of the Al-Hoda papers for microfilming. Included are Mary's notes on a phone call from Charles LaHood.
Letters from Charles LaHood of the Library of Congress to Mary Mokarzel concerning the Microfilming of Al-Hoda. Included are Mary's notes taken throughout the process.
Letters from Joseph Paquet of Jesuit Foreign Missions and Martin McDermott of the Bibliotheque Orientale concerning Mary Mokarzel's donation of the Naoum and Salloum Library.
A letter from John J. Williams of the University of St. Joseph to Mary Mokarzel concerning Lilly Szegoe's health as well as Mary's donation and tax exemption. Mary's reply is linked below.
A letter from Rev. John Williams of the University of St. Joseph to accountant Irving Yellin concerning information related to Mary Mokarzel's donation of the Mokarzel Library.
A few pages of Mary's notes concerning the shipping of the Mokarzel Library and two letters from John Williams of the University of Saint Joseph concerning the Mokarzel Library and news of Lilly Szegoe.
A letter from John Williams of the University of St. Joseph to Mary Mokarzel concerning the shipping of her donation of the Mokarzel Library and news of Lilly Szegoe.
A letter from John J. Williams of the University of St. Joseph to Mary Mokarzel concerning the transport of Al-Hoda microfilms and an update on Lilly Szegoe. The estimate mentioned is linked below.
A series of estate documents relating to the death of George Yacoub consisting of handwritten and typed letters, envelopes, deposit slips, and application materials.
Letter to Jennie Jabaley of Copperhill, Tennessee, from Melvina Choieree of El Chebac (Furn El Chebbak), Beirut, Lebanon. The letter is dated May 19, 1960, and the envelope is postmarked May 20, 1960. Jennie (nee Moses) Jabaley was the mother of…
Letter to Joseph El-Khouri from his daughter Marsha (Shiver), dated November 4, 1976, on letterhead from the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. In the letter, Marsha relates how special her father was to her. In the envelope at the time of…
