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George Templeton Strong
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George Templeton Strong
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Saturday, July 11, 2026
Diary of George Templeton Strong, July 5, 1860
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. . . Visited the Great Eastern this afternoon. Visitors seem few. She is an enormity. But the bulk of the ship impresses me less than that ...
Diary of George Templeton Strong, July 10, 1860
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Evening at Dr. Gilman’s in Thirteenth Street for a second consultation with our new allies of the College of Physicians and Surgeons about t...
Diary of George Templeton Strong, July 19, 1860
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Very muggy. Worse than anything this summer. Not early downtown, detained by dyspepsia. Special meeting of Columbia College trustees was cal...
Diary of George Templeton Strong, Sunday, July 22, 1860
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Hot day and a hot night, but breezy and tolerable enough. Quite refreshing after the three days of suffocating sultriness we have just passe...
Diary of George Templeton Strong, July 25, 1860
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Just from Laura Keene’s with Charley Strong; Our American Cousin, revived. It retains its popularity. The house was full and enthusiastic. W...
Diary of George Templeton Strong, August 3, 1860
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Am elected to the New York Club! I shall not probably trouble the clubhouse much except during summer solitude, when it may be a little less...
Diary of George Templeton Strong, August 8, 1860
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Here is a specimen of our political morals. General [John A.] Dix, Ike Fowler’s successor as postmaster, says he was called upon the other d...
Diary of George Templeton Strong, August 15, 1860
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Find myself on a committee headed by General Scott and William B. Astor to get up a “banquet” for Lord Renfrew, alias the Prince of Wales, w...
Diary of George Templeton Strong, August 16, 1860
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Made my debut in the New York Club this afternoon. Dined there with Charles Strong better and more cheaply than at Del-monico’s. One enjoys,...
Diary of George Templeton Strong, September 4, 1860
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This morning a Trust Company meeting. Aftewards a session of our Prince-Catching Committee; some fifty present. We determined to enlarge our...
Friday, July 10, 2026
Diary of George Templeton Strong, September 6, 1860
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Prince of Wales. Papers full of his movements— ad nauseam . He is in hot water just now with the Orangemen of Upper Canada, whom he refuses ...
Diary of George Templeton Strong, Wednesday, September 12, 1860
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Last Friday to Great Barrington. . . . Left Great Barrington at ten-thirty this morning. Very chill and savage easterly rain storm. Solaced ...
Diary of George Templeton Strong, September 13, 1860
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Dined at New York Club with Charles E. Strong and Henry Fearing. Thereafter we inspected the grand procession of the “Wide-Awakes,” a new no...
Diary of George Templeton Strong, September 14, 1860
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Went with George Anthon and Walter Cutting to the opera. Heard three acts of Martha in the Cutting box. Patti and Brignoli did fairly. Hous...
Thursday, July 9, 2026
Diary of George Templeton Strong, October 1, 1860
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The Prince’s ball next week’s the chief topic of the town. The King of Naples has run away and Garibaldi triumphs. The House of Bourbon is o...
Diary of George Templeton Strong, October 2, 1860
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Diligent day. Having been put on the reception committee for the Prince of Wales’s ball, I attended a meeting thereof. There were Hamilton F...
Diary of George Templeton Strong, Friday, October 5, 1860
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Wednesday night with Ellie, Miss Leavenworth, and Cameron to Tiffany’s shop in Broadway, where I had engaged a second story window. We inspe...
Diary of George Templeton Strong, Tuesday, October 9, 1860
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Tomorrow we shall hear of today’s state election in Pennsylvania. Its result, if favorable to the Republicans, will be decisive, and one may...
Diary of George Templeton Strong, October 10, 1860
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Republicanism triumphant in Pennsylvania and by majorities that transcend the wildest prophesyings of the Tribune. So the question is settle...
Diary of George Templeton Strong, October 11, 1860
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I begin to be weary of this “sweet young Prince.” The Hope of England threatens to become a bore. In fact, he is a bore of the first order. ...
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