Police officer William Kennel scrapbook

Collection REC0115 - RG 062. New York Police Department

Abstract

This collection consists of one scrapbook created by policeman William Kennel, 1899-1903. It includes clippings from the local press, primarily about the police department's administrative policy and operational affairs, with some material on other departments. There is a list of newspaper articles by title and page number in the front of the volume.

Extent

1 cubic feet (1 volume)

Dates

1899-1903

Creators

Conditions Governing Access

This collection is open for research.

Physical Location

Stored at 31 Chambers Street.

Immediate Source of Acquisition

Unknown.
This collection consists of one scrapbook that includes clippings from the local press, primarily about the police department's administrative policy and operational affairs, with some material on other departments. There is a list of newspaper articles by title and page number in the front of the volume.
William Kennel was a police officer who held the rank of roundsman. He was custodian of the Mayor's office in City Hall, admitting all those with business there. He served in this position from 1895 to approximately 1903 during the administrations of Mayors Strong, Van Wyck, and Low.
The contents of the scrapbook are arranged chronologically.
Title
Guide to the police officer William Kennel scrapbook, 1899-1903
Status
Completed
Author
Kelli O'Toole
Date
2023 March
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