Bishop Robert J. McManus
The supplied historical note identifies him as an auxiliary bishop in Providence, Rhode Island, USA.
McManus Stories
Explore the people behind the stories and objects. Each profile links to related work in the McManus Museum.
Anna Johnston (Ethna Carbery) — biography and links to her writing.
The supplied historical note identifies him as an auxiliary bishop in Providence, Rhode Island, USA.
Author and illustrator represented by Germaine, Our Little French Cousin.
Singer featured in Phil’s collection of sheet music and performance memorabilia.
Phil’s museum notebook credits him with the words and music of Old Ireland Is Calling You (1921).
Policeman in Western Australia.
Illustrator and artist represented in Phil’s book catalogue.
Professional football player represented by a 1992 sports card.
Cartoonist and writer associated with Bringing Up Father, Jiggs Is Back and Panhandle Pete.
Professional pianist associated with the USA and England.
Actor represented by Mr. Bill’s Real Life Adventures in Phil’s collection.
Henry F. McManus in Fitchburg business records: Water Street in 1898 and Market Street in 1909.
Phil’s notebook describes a restaurant begun in Weston, Massachusetts, in the 1930s, followed by an ice-cream sales and distribution business.
Guitarist and songwriter.
Story writer listed in connection with the comic book A-1.
Sculptor associated with California, USA.
Writer featured in Adventures of an Irish Bookman.
Professional baseball player represented by cards and baseball publications.
Professional wrestler associated with England.
Vocal performer listed on a 1972 promotional recording.
Writer and humorist associated with Idaho, USA.
Actor identified in the supplied note as playing sportscaster Bruce Devore in Downhill Racer (1969).
Writer from Mount Charles, Donegal, represented by books in Phil McManus’s museum collection.
Actress associated with Wisconsin and California, USA.
Comic artist represented by comics and a collectible card in Phil’s collection.
Story writer listed in connection with M.A.C.H. 1 Secret Weapon.
Subject of Thomas F. McManus and the American Fishing Schooners.
Politician associated with New York City, USA.