An Archive of Art and Literature by the Bohemians of Antebellum New York

Memoirs

People Mentioned in this Work
Aldrich, Thomas [pages: 234]
Arnold, George [pages: 234]
Booth, Edwin [pages: 409]
Boughton, George [pages: 403]
Bristed, Charles [pages: 109, 337]
Clapp, Henry [pages: 234]
Curtis, George [pages: 239]
Du Solle, John [pages: 100-101]

Leland recalls spending time as a youth with Du Solle while both were living in Congress Hall, a hotel in Philadelphia.

Goodrich, Frank [pages: 56]
Greeley, Horace [pages: 237, 318, 343]
Leland, Charles [pages: FP(ill.), 235]

Leland distances himself from the Bohemians; he asserts that he was never involved with the Pfaffians, except in business (235).

Montez, Lola [pages: 107, 160, 380, 426]
Nasby, Petroleum [pages: 251]
Stephens, William [pages: 234-235]

Leland mentions Stephens' association with Vanity Fair and the Pfaffians contributions to the magazine.

Stoddard, Richard [pages: 234, 239]

Leland mentions Max's brother, with whom he collaborated in business, as "hard to deal with and irritable."

Taylor, Bayard [pages: 197, 228, 239, 241]
Twain, Mark [pages: 265, 334, 391]
Whitman, Walt [pages: 258, 395, 436, 437]
Willis, Nathaniel [pages: 4, 64, 97, 190, 206]
Wood, Frank [pages: 234]