Manuscripts (49)
- Last Added
- Date Written
- A-Z
- Relevance

Autograph Letter Signed
2 pages
SMC 2024

Mary Surratt's Daughter Petitions Andrew Johnson for the Return of Her Mother's Remains
Autograph Letter Signed
1 page
SMC 2033

Signed Photograph
1 page
SMC 2076

A Last Thing Signed: John F. Kennedy Autographs a Dallas Newspaper on the Morning of His Murder There
Ephemera
1 page
SMC 2168

John F. Kennedy Letter, Post-Dated November 26, 1963, Signed Before He Left for Dallas
Typed Letter Signed
1 page
SMC 2181

"Kennedy Slain on Dallas Street" - The Dallas Morning News November 23, 1963 Edition
Ephemera
1 page
SMC 2356

Lincoln Assassination Eyewitness Recalls Running to Fetch Dr. Liebermann Who Attended Lincoln's Deathbed
Autograph Letter Signed
8 pages
SMC 2388

Typed Letter Signed
1 page
SMC 116

Rutherford B. Hayes Responds to Lincoln's Assassination: Now He is "The Darling of History"
Autograph Letter Signed
1 page
SMC 124

John Wilkes Booth Letter, Written Eight Weeks Before Lincoln's Assassination, Mentions Ford's Theatre
Autograph Letter Signed
3 pages
SMC 142

On the Day of President McKinley's Death, Asst. Secretary of State Cridler Writes of His Horror and Fury
Autograph Letter Signed
4 pages
SMC 143

Quintessential Reagan Speech: He's Sick About RFK's Assassination, About Lawlessness, About Blame
Typed Manuscript
19 pages
SMC 163

Woodrow Wilson Suspends His Campaign on Account of Theodore Roosevelt Assassination Attempt
Typed Letter Signed
1 page
SMC 172

Typed Letter Signed
1 page
SMC 177

Extraordinary Eyewitness Account of the Assassination of President McKinley-Dated One Day After
Typed Manuscript Signed
8 pages
SMC 183

Unused Ticket for Ford's Theatre April 14, 1865 - The Night Lincoln Was Assassinated There
Ephemera
2 pages
SMC 214

Autograph Letter Signed
1 page
SMC 229

One of the Last Things Signed by William McKinley: A Souvenir Booklet from the Pan-American Exposition
Signed Book
16 pages
SMC 233

Theodore Roosevelt Confidently Reports that the Mortally Wounded President McKinley is Doing Well
Typed Letter Signed
1 page
SMC 245

Typed Letter Signed
1 page
SMC 251

Autograph Sentiment Signed
4 pages
SMC 257

Theodore Roosevelt Comments On, and Then Annotates, a Manuscript Detailing the Attempt Made on His Life
Typed Letter Signed
5 pages
SMC 258

John Wilkes Booth Writes to John Ford to Arrange His Performance in a Play Which Lincoln Was to Attend
Autograph Letter Signed
1 page
SMC 304

Ronald Reagan Offers Ethel Kennedy His Help as Robert F. Kennedy, Shot in Los Angeles, Lay Dying
Autograph Letter Signed
1 page
SMC 502

Autograph Letter Signed
1 page
SMC 538

James Garfield on Assassination: "It Can No More Be Guarded Against Than Death By Lightning"
Autograph Letter Signed
2 pages
SMC 556

President Harry Truman Writes about the Assassination Attempt on His Life Just the Day Before
Typed Letter Signed
1 page
SMC 691

Rare Ticket to "Texas Welcome Dinner" for President Kennedy, November 22, 1963, at 7:30 PM
Ephemera
1 page
SMC 710

Typed Letter Signed
1 page
SMC 712

Five Weeks After Having Been Shot and Almost Killed, Ronald Reagan is Pleased with Recovery
Autograph Letter Signed
1 page
SMC 890

The Eyewitness Account of Abraham Lincoln's Assassination by the Physician Who Treated Him at the Scene
Autograph Letter Signed
8 pages
SMC 1004

Letter Signed
2 pages
SMC 1108

Pass to President Abraham Lincoln's Funeral in the East Room of the Executive Mansion
Ephemera
1 page
SMC 1116

A Union Officer in the Field Describes the Reaction to News of Abraham Lincoln's Assassination
Autograph Letter Signed
2 pages
SMC 1128

Lucretia Garfield On How Her Husband's Portents at Chicago Convention Foreshadowed His "Fateful Ending"
Autograph Letter Signed
2 pages
SMC 1150

Autograph Note Signed
1 page
SMC 1182

Autograph Letter Signed
3 pages
SMC 1183

Secretary of Navy Long: President William McKinley, "Acute and Wise," Will Not Seek Third Term
Typed Letter Signed
2 pages
SMC 1186

Edith Roosevelt on Her Husband's Recovery from an Assassination Attempt and the Bullet Left Inside Him
Autograph Letter Signed
3 pages
SMC 1254

Ronald Reagan Declares that JFK Was Much More "Intelligent and Perceptive" Than President Johnson
Autograph Letter Signed
1 page
SMC 1478

Famous Painting by John Falter of the 1912 Attempted Assassination of Theodore Roosevelt
Ephemera
1 page
SMC 1540

Newly Sworn-in Theodore Roosevelt Reacts with Foreboding: a Heavy and Painful Task Has Fallen Upon Him
Typed Letter Signed
1 page
SMC 1541

Mark Twain Says He Cannot Deliver a "Light and Nonsensical Speech" While President Garfield is Dying
Autograph Letter Signed
4 pages
SMC 1693

First Lady Edith Roosevelt, Two Weeks After McKinley's Death: "Life Does Not Seem Very Simple Just Now"
Autograph Letter Signed
1 page
SMC 1778

Leon Czolgosz's Incredibly Rare Confession to the Assassination of President William McKinley
Document Signed
2 pages
SMC 1813

Incredibly Rare Czolgosz Letter – 5 Weeks Before He Assassinated McKinley – as "Fred Nobody"
Autograph Letter Signed
2 pages
SMC 1817

Abraham Lincoln’s Final Hours, Death, and Autopsy Report Documented by Dr. Robert Stone
Autograph Manuscript
7 pages
SMC 1844

President James Garfield's Assassin, Charles Guiteau, Convicted and in Jail, Declares He is Not a Lunatic
Autograph Letter Signed
1 page
SMC 1907

Vice President Theodore Roosevelt, On Hearing that McKinley Has Been Shot, Wires For News
Autograph Telegram Signed
2 pages
SMC 1939