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Annie Wittenmyer and the Iowa Soldiers' Orphans' Home: Resources in Other Repositories
Annie Wittenmyer and the Iowa Soldiers' Orphans' Home
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Orphans' Records - Please Note
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Archival Materials
Ephemera
Photographs
Oral Histories
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Historic Preservation
National Register of Historic Places and National Historic Landmarks Program Documentation 82002641
Includes two nomination forms:
Iowa Soldiers' Orphans' Home/Annie Wittenmyer Complex, Buildings, 1982
Iowa Soldiers' Orphans' Home Historic District Amendment, Historic District, 2005
IOWA BIB - IA History & Culture Online Bibliography
Foremothers: Annie Turner Wittenmyer
Article by Patrice Kay Beam. Iowa Woman. 1992. Vol. 12 No. 3. p. 4
Spare Children, 1900-1945; Inmates of Orphanages as Subjects of Research in Medicine and in the Social Sciences in America
Includes the Iowa Child Welfare Research Station and Iowa Soldiers' Orphans (Annie Wittenmyer) Home, Davenport. Dissertation/Thesis by Bernadine Courtright Barr. 1992. Ph.D. Stanford University.
Web Links
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Miscellaneous Web Links
Iowa Soldiers' Orphans Home (Annie Wittenmyer Home)
History of Iowa Soldiers' Orphans' home, "Its Rise and Growth- 'Tis a Model Institution"
by
A.P. Doe,
The Daily Times September 29, 1900.
Founders of the Soldiers Orphans' Home
Iowa Soldiers' Orphans' Home from Iowa Official Register 1909-1910
Deaths of Orphans 1866-1867
List of Orphans October 1864 - January 1867
Iowa Soldiers Orphans' Residents 1880
Iowa Soldiers Orphans' Residents 1895
Iowa Soldiers Orphans' Residents 1900:
File 1
;
File 2
Iowa Soldiers Orphans' Residents 1910:
File 1
;
File 2
;
File 3
Iowa Soldiers' Orphans' Residents 1920:
File 1
;
File 2
Iowa Soldiers Orphans' Residents 1930:
File 1
;
File 2
Pictures of Annie Wittenmyer Home
Death of Annie Taylor Wittenmyer
1950 Census
Iowa, Scott County, Davenport, ED 101-80 - That part of Ward 5 (Area A - part), comprising The Iowa Annie Wittenmyer Home in block 83N
An experimental study of the effect of evaluative labeling of speech fluency
Published as a Master of Arts (MA), State University of Iowa theses in 1939. It is written by Mary Tudor.
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