Found in 29 Collections and/or Records:
18th century summons and indentures
Contains summons and indentures relating to persons in (or suspected of being in) Jefferson County, Virginia/Kentucky. Several documents reference a debt on the part of one Robert Daniel; another pertains to Louisville land sold by "John Connolly late Lieutenant Colonel Commandant in the provincial line of the British army in North America, Esquire," to John Campbell.
Ambrotype portrait of young girl by J.A. Kimball
Nathan Bloom's A personal recollection of Louisville before, during and after the Civil War (typescript)
A typescript of Bloom's personal reflections on life in Louisville during the Civil War era.
Bozarth Family Papers
Louisville town charter
City directory collection
Craik-Lord Family papers
Fifth Street Baptist Church records
First Presbyterian Church minutes (microfilm)
Green Street Baptist Church records
The historic records of Green Street Baptist Church were donated to the University of Louisville Archives & Records Center in 1980 and were microfilmed later that year. They consist of six volumes of minutes and a few letters and photographs stored between pages and occupy 2.25 linear feet. They document monthly business meetings from 1844 to 1964, describing policy changes, new members, and disciplinary methods employed by one of Kentucky's oldest black churches.