Manuscripts Department
Library of the University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill

SOUTHERN HISTORICAL COLLECTION

#4828-z
CHARLES VOGLER PAPERS
Inventory

Abstract:     Thirty-four letters written to Charles Vogler of
           Salem, N.C., and one letter from him, most written
           while Vogler was a student at the University of North
           Carolina in Chapel Hill starting in 1905. Letters are
           from his mother, aunt, and brother Herbert, and
           chiefly contain family news from Salem. Letters
           describe social events, illnesses, and the
           performances and practices of a band in which both
           Charles and Herbert Vogler played. Letters express
           concern about Vogler’s health and the hazing of
           freshmen at UNC. A letter from Aunt Minnie contains a
           strip of four small photographs of Minnie and two
           other women and another contains newspaper clippings
           about jiu jitsu. Four letters, 1902 and 1904, are from
           Annie Barnard, perhaps a cousin, in Asheville, N.C.,
           describing social activities and family news.

Online Catalog Terms:
   Asheville (N.C.)—Social life and customs.
   Barnard, Annie.
   College students—North Carolina—Social life and customs—20th
      century.
   Salem (N.C.)—Social life and customs.
   University of North Carolina  (1793-1962)—Students—Social life
      and customs—20th century.
   Vogler, Charles.
   Vogler, Herbert.
   
Size:       35 items.

Date Span:  1902-1908.

Provenance: Purchased from Carmen Valentino, Dealer in Rare Books
            and Manuscripts, of Philadelphia, Pa., in September
            1996 (Acc. 96127).

Access:     No restrictions.


Copyright:  Retained by the authors of items in these papers, or
            their descendants, as stipulated by United States
            copyright law.

                             FOLDER  LIST

Folder 1         1902, 1904
Folder 2         1905
Folder 3         1906, 1908
Folder 4         Undated