Items

• Letter, Unknown (likely Frank H. Shoemaker) to Robert Wolcott, 1906, Oct. 16
  Typewritten letter, 1 page, from unknown (likely Frank H. Shoemaker) to Robert H. Wolcott, "I left Omaha on September 26th, and will give you an account of my collecting since that date range."
• Letter, Unknown (likely Frank H. Shoemaker) to Robert Wolcott, 1906, Sept. 20
  Typewritten letter, 1 page, from unknown (likely Frank H. Shoemaker) to Robert H. Wolcott, "I have only a minute to devote to litterature now, but I wish to once more reiterate again what I have already said before, the former assertion previously made having been..."
• Letter, Robert Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, 1906, Sept. 19
  Handwritten 2 page letter from Robert H. Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, "Yours of the 18th recieved and am much disappointed- what can have happend to make a change in your plans necessary?"
• Letter, Robert Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, 1906, Sept. 19
  Handwritten 2 page letter from Robert H. Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, "Yours of the 18th recieved and am much disappointed- what can have happend to make a change in your plans necessary?"
• Letter, Unknown (likely Frank H. Shoemaker) to Robert Wolcott, 1906, Sept. 18
  Typewritten letter, 1 page, from unknown (likely Frank H. Shoemaker) to Robert H. Wolcott, "I was disappointed to get your letter yesterday announcing change of plans which precluded Omaha trip. Had hoped to see you."
• Letter, Robert Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, 1906, Sept. 17
  Handwritten letter, 1 page, from Robert H. Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, "Will not be up after all. But am planning for your coming at the end of the week."
• Letter, Robert Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, 1906, Sept. 13
  Handwritten postcard from Robert H. Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, "Just beentalking with Dr. Ward and he thinks I should be in Omaha Tuesday to look up some Medical School matters."
• Postcard, Robert Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, 1906, Sept. 13
  Handwritten postcard from Robert H. Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, "Just beentalking with Dr. Ward and he thinks I should be in Omaha Tuesday to look up some Medical School matters."
• Letter, Unknown (likely Frank H. Shoemaker) to Robert Wolcott, 1906, Sept. 14
  Typewritten letter, 1 page, from unknown (likely Frank H. Shoemaker) to Robert H. Wolcott, "Your card just received. Will not be able to take trip Tuesday, as I can not get away from the office: but why can't you Leave Lincoln..."
• Letter, Robert Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, 1906, Sept. 3
  Handwritten letter, 1 page, from Robert H. Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, "Back again from Sioux Co. my catch there:..."
• Postcard, Robert Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, 1906, Aug. 26
  Handwritten postcard from Robert H. Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, "Am being pretty lazy collection is my poor so Harz(?) taken..."
• Postcard, Robert Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, 1906, Aug. 26
  Handwritten postcard from Robert H. Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, "Am being pretty lazy collection is my poor so Harz(?) taken..."
• Letter, Unknown (likely Frank H. Shoemaker) to Robert Wolcott, 1906, Aug. 20
  Typewritten letter, 1 page, from unknown (likely Frank H. Shoemaker) to Robert H. Wolcott, "Acknowledging reciept of various coomunifactions from youse since any addressed to youse:"
• Letter, Robert Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, 1906, July 16
  Handwritten letter, 2 pages, from Robert H. Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, "Mie gehts! Was machts due? Why dont you write When are you coming down?"
• Letter, Robert Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, 1906, July 16
  Handwritten letter, 2 pages, from Robert H. Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, "Mie gehts! Was machts due? Why dont you write When are you coming down?"
• Letter, Frank H. Shoemaker to Robert Wolcott, 1906, May 28
  Typewritten letter, 1 page, from Frank H. Shoemaker to Robert H. Wolcott, "I came away from Lincoln without a copy of the list of birds observed by our party on the Salt Basin."
• Letter, Frank H. Shoemaker to Robert Wolcott, 1906, May 10
  Typewritten letter, 1 page, from Frank H. Shoemaker to Robert H. Wolcott, "I reached home Monday, via Portland and Salt Lake City."
• Letter, Robert Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, 1906, Apr. 13
  Handwritten letter, 1 page, from Robert H. Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, "I enclose your copy."
• Letter, Frank H. Shoemaker to Robert Wolcott, 1906, Apr. 11
  Typewritten letter, 1 page, from Frank H. Shoemaker to Robert H. Wolcott, "Referring to my letter of this morning:"
• Letter, Frank H. Shoemaker to Robert Wolcott, 1906, Apr. 11
  Typewritten letter, 1 page, from Frank H. Shoemaker to Robert H. Wolcott, "I have just received a letter from I.S. [Isador] Trostler, with which he encloses draft of a letter which it appears he sent to you yesterday, the 10th."
• Letter, Robert Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, 1906, Mar. 19
  Handwritten letter, 1 page, from Robert H. Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, "I spent much of Saturday and all yesterday labelling and arranging 'taggers' and picking out specimens for Harris."
• Letter, Frank H. Shoemaker to I.S. [Isador] Trostler, 1906, Mar. 18
  Typewritten letter, 4 pages, from Frank H. Shoemaker to I.S. [Isador] Trostler, "It snows cries the school-boy, and driving o'er the fields seems nowhere to alight says Emerson; then issues forth the storm with sudden burst and hurls the whole precipitated air down in a torrent says Thomson..."
• Letter, Frank H. Shoemaker to I.S. [Isador] Trostler, 1906, Mar. 18
  Typewritten letter, 4 pages, from Frank H. Shoemaker to I.S. [Isador] Trostler, "It snows cries the school-boy, and driving o'er the fields seems nowhere to alight says Emerson; then issues forth the storm with sudden burst and hurls the whole precipitated air down in a torrent says Thomson..."
• Letter, Frank H. Shoemaker to I.S. [Isador] Trostler, 1906, Mar. 18
  Typewritten letter, 4 pages, from Frank H. Shoemaker to I.S. [Isador] Trostler, "It snows cries the school-boy, and driving o'er the fields seems nowhere to alight says Emerson; then issues forth the storm with sudden burst and hurls the whole precipitated air down in a torrent says Thomson..."
• Letter, Frank H. Shoemaker to I.S. [Isador] Trostler, 1906, Mar. 18
  Typewritten letter, 4 pages, from Frank H. Shoemaker to I.S. [Isador] Trostler, "It snows cries the school-boy, and driving o'er the fields seems nowhere to alight says Emerson; then issues forth the storm with sudden burst and hurls the whole precipitated air down in a torrent says Thomson..."