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This file contains a copy of a letter, dated October 10, 1958, that Harry Seidelman wrote to the Pacific Great Eastern Railway. Harry Seidelman thanks the railway company for the honor of being present at the extension of the railway into the Peace River Disttrict.

This file contains three letters written by Private Edward Joseph Seidelman to his family in November 1916. Two letters were addressed to his sister Rachel while stationed in Seaford, Sussex, England. One postcard was addressed "To all the folks at home".

This file contains records relating to Harry Seidelman's jobs on various ships. Gangway passes, union contribution book, and certificate of discharge are included.

This file contains three letters written by Private Edward Joseph Seidelman to his sister Rachel in December 1916. One letter was from Private Edward Joseph Seidelman to his sister Rachel while in London, England and two letters to Rachel were sent from Seaford, Sussex, England.

This file contains a receipt of Harry Seidelman's pledge for the Jewish Community Centre, dated November 14, 1937, and a receipt for a seat subscription to Beth Israel Congregation, dated October 11, 1946.

This file contains three letters written by Private Edward Joseph Seidelman to his sister Rachel in January 1917. Private Seidelman was stationed at Seaford, Sussex, England at the time.

This file contains four letters written by Private Edward Joseph Seidelman to his sister Rachel in February 1917. One letter was sent from England, two letters were sent from "Somewhere in France", and another letter was sent from "Somewhere in Europe". The letters were opened by censors.

This file contains various records relating to banking. Passbooks and account statements are included.

This file contains a Happy New Year greeting card, dated August 20, 1893. Some script is either Hebrew or Yiddish.

This file contains three letters written by Private Edward Joseph Seidelman to his sister Rachel in March 1917. Private Seidelman was stationed "Somewhere in France". The letters were opened by censors.