AU. Auburn University Records

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Minutes, correspondence, photographs, speeches, and scrapbooks.

Scope and Contents This collection contains materials transferred from the College of Architecture and Design at Auburn University. There are drawings created as student projects and various newspaper clippings. There are materials associated with Urban Studio, an outreach program. The collection also contains building plans and photographs of the construction of the Yarbrough House in Montrose, Alabama which was designed by E. Fay Jones. Frank Setzar's achitecture prints with diagrams, architect license, and...

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This collection contains the records of the Theater Department of Auburn University. The collection consists of programs, playbills, photographs, slides, posters, costume design drawings, scrapbooks, director's scripts and newspaper clippings relating to plays presented by the Auburn Players. Includes publicity material on departmental activities. It also includes educational filmstrips, cassettes, and a booklet.

Content Description Records include sound recordings and films of performances by university marching band, concert choir and individual musicians; marching band uniforms; a 1953-54 scrapbook on the women's octet; files on a lawsuit against the university by Lida K. Mayfield, a flute instructor denied tenure; and materials chronicling the career of Hubert Liverman, composer and department chair. There are photographs and slides, as well as some correspondence and newspaper clippings. Also included are research...

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This collection consists of the files of President Ralph Brown Draughon during his tenure as President of Auburn University from 1947-1965. These records are part of the AU record group 0533, President, office of.

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Photographs, newspaper clippings, correspondence, audio files, and other items related to the WEGL radio station in Auburn, Alabama.

Scope and Contents Though dating from 1917 to 1960, this collection is primarily composed of material relating to World War II and its effect upon Alabama Polytechnic Institute. The collection includes correspondence, official releases and directives, reports, bulletins, memorandums, and newspaper clippings. Letters and pamphlets, 1917-19, about training camps and corps (ROTC); Chewacla Civilian Conservation Corps Camp and 4-H Camp, 1938-43; National Youth Administration college work program 1937-43;...