#1 Handwritten letter from George Barker of the University of Pennsylvania to John Stockwell, first professor of math and astronomy at Case     School of Applied Sciences. About hiring Michelson. March 22, 1881. Text Image  

#2 Handwritten letter from Barker to Stockwell. About what should be spent on equipment for Michelson. May 5, 1881. Text Image  

#3 Carbon copies of two letters from H. G. Abbey, secretary of CSAS, to Michelson in Paris. About money for equipment to be bought in Europe. Nov. 11. 1881; Jan 3. 1882. Text Image  

#4 Invoice for purchase of barometer from J & HJ Green 20 July 1882.  

#5 Simon Newcomb, of the Nautical Almanac Office, to his former assistant, Michelson, about money for research, etc. Sep. 16, 1882. Text Image  

#6 Bill from Siemens Freres to Michelson for one electro-dynamometre at 186.20 ff 16 Mar 1882. Image  

#7 Letter from Michelson to Abbey. 8 Aug 1883. Text Image  

#9 Letter from Simon Newcomb to Michelson asking about state of light velocity work. 14 Sept. 1883. Text Image  

#10 Letter from Simon Newcomb to Michelson. 26 Sept. 1883. Text Image  

#11 Letter from Henry Rowland of Johns Hopkins University to Albert Michelson about the construction of a grating. 28 Jan. 1883. Text Image  

#12 From Michelson to the Case Board of Trustees. About money for equipment. 11 Jan. 1887. Text Image  

#13 Letterhead: Peabody Museum of American Archaeology and Ethnology, Harvard University, handwritten by Frederick Ward Putnum, anthropologist at Harvard, director of the Museum, permanent secretary of the AAAS, to A. A. Michelson. About the publication of a letter Michelson had sent to the AAAS. 15 Dec. 1887. Text Image  

#14 Note on CSAS letterhead from Eckstein Case, Secretary and Treasurer, to A. A. Michelson with response from AAM on same page. About money. 18 May 1889. Text Image  

#15 Letter from William Francis Magie to Dayton Miller on which text books the new young professor should use in his classes at CSAS. Magie was a professor at Princeton, where Miller had received his doctorate. Magie was a founder of the American Physical Society and its president (1910-1912). 24 Oct. 1893. Text Image  

#16 A. Rogers of Waterville, Maine, to Miller about sale of a Geneva Society standard; two letters and a postcard. 12 Nov 1894. Text  

#17 Koenig to Miller thanking him for X-ray pictures. 17 Dec. 1897. Text  

#18 Typed letter, signed by Charles A. Young, professor of astronomy at Princeton. He had earlier taught at Western Reserve in Hudson, and was advisor to Miller at Princeton. About the x-ray Miller had sent him, and campus life at Princeton. 12 Oct. 1897. Text Image  

#19 Kelvin to Morley about Morley-Miller paper. 24 Sep. 1904. Text Image  

#21 Rayleigh to Miller re: receipt of phonodeik traces. This brief note is accompanied by a penciled transcription by Miller. 27 Jun. 1909. Text Image  

#22 This letter from Michelson in Chicago is in response to a letter sent two days earlier by Miller, requesting that Michelson use his analyzer to study curves made with the phonodeik. 15 Feb. 1911. Text Image  

#23 Miller to Michelson with additional details on phonodeik analysis; carbon copy of typed message. 18 Feb. 1911. Text  

#24 Letter from instrument maker, G. Coradi, of Zurich to Miller (three pages). 30 Nov. 1916. Text Image  

#25 Larmor to Miller re music book; accompanied by penciled transcription by Miller. 19 Jun. 1926. Text Image  

#26 Rayleigh to Miller re music book; with Miller’s transcript. 27 May 1926. Text Image  

#27 Samojloff, of University of Kazan, Russia, to Miller re physiology of sound. 12/25 Dec. 1916. Text Image  

#28 Stephens, of University of Wales, to Miller re analysis of EKG traces. 16 Sept. 1916. Text Image  

#29 Sylvanus B. Thompson, London Institute, Technical College, to Miller re music book. Text Image  

#30 J. J. Thomson to Miller re music book. 16 June 1916. Text Image  

#31 Short note from Michelson to Miller thanking him for “Science of Musical Sounds” letterhead, The University of Chicago, Ryerson Physical Laboratory. 22 Jun.1917. Text Image  

#32 Michelson to Miller; letterhead: University of Chicago, Ryerson Physical Laboratory, hand written accompanied by carbon copy of typed letter from DCM to AAM 27 Feb 1923. Text Image  

#33 Carbon copy: Miller to Michelson re death of Morley. 27 Feb. Image  

#34 F. W. Dyson to Miller on sound velocity. 16 Feb. 1933. Image  

#35 F. W. Dyson to Miller on sound velocity. 12 Feb. 1933. Text Image  

#36 Rayleigh to Miller re Flute Book. 28 March 1935. Text Image  

#37 Bragg to Miller re Flute Book. 29 Jan. 1936. Image  

#38 From Michelson to Mr. Abbey of CSAS about possible candidates for teaching positions at Case. Text Image  

#39 Short note from instrument maker, Rudolf Koenig, to Michelson as receipt for payment. 26 Nov. 1882. Text Image  

#40 Customs document. 12 Jul. 1882. Image  

#41 Letter from Koenig to Michelson in which he explains how to prepare and install either paper membranes for Chladni patterns or rubber membranes for the manumetric flame apparatus. 14 Jan. 1883. Text Image  

#42 Letter from Koenig to Miller about his instrument order. 5 Oct. 1896. Text Image  

#43 Receipt of payment from Koenig to Michelson. 24 Feb.1882. Text Image  

#44 Beginnings of a draft of a letter to Rayleigh from the 44 year old Miller, introducing himself. June 1909. Text Image  

#45 Handwritten draft (in pencil) of a letter from Miller to Rayleigh which was to accompany a roll of photos made with the phonodeik. June 1909. Text Image  

#46 Miller to Shankland; recommending books; Aug. 20. 1934. Text Image  

#47 Miller to Shankland: about Einstein lecture and relativity. Jan. 23. 1935. Text Image  

#48 Miller to Shankland: about his books and how to publish them. 2 June 1935. Image  

#49 Miller to Shankland 30 Oct. 1935. Image